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UNIQUE Ancient Egyptian Antique Statue Of Goddess Bastet Pharaonic Rare Bc For Sale


UNIQUE Ancient Egyptian Antique Statue Of Goddess Bastet Pharaonic Rare Bc
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UNIQUE Ancient Egyptian Antique Statue Of Goddess Bastet Pharaonic Rare Bc:
$139.00

UNIQUE Ancient Egyptian Antique Statue Of Goddess Bastet Pharaonic Rare BcDescription
Now own this rare Pharaonic piece, feel the ancient Pharaonic history and civilization, and decorate your home with it

A Simplified Historical Overview OfBastet


Bastet, one of thedeitiesof theancient Egyptians. Worshiped in the form of a meekcat, she was merged with thedeity Sekhmetin the New Kingdom, whereSekhmetwas represented in the form of a predatorylioness. WhenBastetgets angry, she becomes angry, and takes revenge on enemies and those who are of poor character. The city ofBubastis(Tel Basta) was the center of her cult. Thecatsymbolizes thedeity, thedeityof the sun, and was depicted in the form of an image with the head of acat. It was accepted byBastet, the idol of tenderness and meekness. Theancient Egyptiandomesticated thecat, noting that it hunted mice that entered the granaries, eating them and spoiling them. Theancient Egyptianalso raised them in homes. her death. It was found inEgypton one of the large tombs containing about a million mummifiedcats, mummification very accurate and provisions. It shows great respect for her. She was represented as a fertilitydeityin the form of acator in the form of a woman with the head of alioness. She represented fertility, love, tenderness, and the protector of a pregnant woman.Sekhmeton the wall of the Temple of Kom Ombo inEgypt. They represented joy, dance, music, and feasts, and they also had a hint of meekness like anger and predation.Historical HistoryofBastet, Late Antiquity, alioness, who represents the predatory territory ofBastetwhen she is angry. The cult ofBastetprevailed in the city of โ€œBubastisโ€ (in LowerEgypt), and it was considered the mother of Aboud al-Assad Mahas. She was also considered in Heliopolis as the daughter of Atum. According to other texts, she is considered as the daughter of thedeity"Nefertum". They may in some cases be compensated for the situation. In the era of theancient Egyptiankingdom,Bastetwas considered thedeityofHathor(Hatour), and thedeity Sekhmetwas worshiped in Memphis. In the Middle Dynasty, the gods were represented as death.

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