Anput
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| Anput | |
|---|---|
| Wife of Anubis | |
| Abode | Duat |
| Consort | Anubis |
| Parents | she created herself alone |
| Children | Kebechet |
Anput is a goddess from Egyptian mythology. She is also called Input, Inpewt and Yineput.[1] Her name is written in hieroglyphs as inpwt.[2]
[edit] Mythology
Anput is a female aspect of god Anubis.[3] She is his wife and mother of goddess Kebechet.[4] She is also a goddess of 17th nome of Upper Egypt.
[edit] Titles
Anput's titles:
- Mother of Light
- Lady of the Holy Land
- Lady of Heaven
- The Dark Mother
- Lady of Magic
- Lady of the Circle
- Lady of the Light and The Dark
- Lady of Truth
- She who is Crowned with Stars
- She Who Protects
- Queen of the Starry Heavens.
[edit] Art
She was depicted as a woman wearing jackal standard of 17th nome or a woman with a head of jackal.[5]
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