Nebethetepet

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A Helipolitan deity, 'Mistress of offering' or 'Mistress of the Vulva', a manifestation of Hathor and sometimes linked to the Creator god Atum as his female creative counterpart. Also sometimes referred to as a mother goddess.

There was no cult especially for Nebethetepet.

Suggested Pdf Resources

The Edwards Museum? Amelia Edwards and her collection: southern lands, priestess of Nebethetepet of Serud, chief tỉt-šps,. Neskhons, justified.; www.ucl.ac.uk

Contents - OTO USA Library - Ordo Templi Orientis: The introduction speech by Soror Nebethetepet, Treasurer of Black Sun. Oasis and the addresses by Frater H.K.; lib.oto-usa.org

BULLETIN DE L'INSTITUT FRANÇAIS D'ARCHÉOLOGIE ORIENTALE: Mut-who-is-under-her-mast and Hathor-Nebethetepet.; www.ifao.egnet.net

in Ancient Egypt: the goddesses Ius-a'as and Nebethetepet. The intellectual forces causing Atum to develop him- self were likewise conceptualized as gods.; jacobusvandijk.nl

Dogs, Cats, and Their People: Male cats were thought to be representing the sun god, Ra, while female cats represented the sexual power of the goddess Hathor, or Nebethetepet.; uwspace.uwaterloo.ca

Suggested Web Resources

Nefertum, Nephtys, Nun, Nut, Neith, Nekhbet: his female creative counterpart. Also sometimes referred to as a mother goddess. There was no cult especially for Nebethetepet.; www.philae.nu