Egyptian gods
Ancient African divinities
The Egyptian gods are the deities of ancient Egypt's polytheistic religion—Ra the sun god, Osiris ruler of the underworld, Isis goddess of magic, Horus the falcon-headed sky god, Anubis guide of the dead, and dozens more.
They appear in mythology, art, and popular culture: The museum's Egyptian gods exhibit drew huge crowds.
References to Egyptian gods often evoke mystery, ancient power, or elaborate death rituals.
- OsirisEgyptian afterlife deity
- RaEgyptian sun deity
- sun godDivine personification of daylight's source
- AmunTheban king of gods
- AnubisEgyptian mortuary deity
Hathor · Nut · Eye of Horus · Thoth · sacred scarab · Nun · ancient temple · Bastet · Isis · Book of the Dead · hieroglyphs · pharaoh · afterlife · Horus
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