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As Hathor seems to be in her origins not so much an individul god but an "institution" associated with Horus, could the use of a uraeus with Wepwawet, even if he does not wear one on his head, associate him with Heliopolis and the cult of the Sungod. Perhaps because of his preeminence at a procession "for the dead", and his preeminent role and position on the Night Barque in the Duat, in our times we have led ourselves into only viewing him as essentially a mortuary god, when he might, and I stress might, be a solar deity, no matter the absence of a solar disc in his iconography. I think that the prime precursor of Osiris is Anubis, in fact I think that Osiris was in fact Anubis, Foremost of the Westeners. Osiris certainly has elements of other gods, in looks, as mentioned, Andjety, and in function, Wepwawet, for Osiris is also Lord of Asyut, aka, Wepwawet. Once again you lie and and purposefully misrepresent what others say. The OP has literally nothing to do with later beliefs, Unas/post Unas-doesn't even mention them, with the comparison being to contemporary mastabas. It literally says: Volkswagen váhal, gigafabriku v Šuranoch tak postaví Inobat s Číňanmi. Dostanú dotácie aj pozemok 8 575
Pasos correctos para la preparación prequirúrgica [Internet]. Hindernis.mx. 2020 [citado 9 de marzo de 2022]. Disponible en: https://hindernis.mx/blog/pasos-para-la-preparacion-prequirurgica TEMA 4 ATENCIÓN DE LA AUXILIAR DE ENFERMERÍA EN LA PREPARACIÓN DEL PACIENTE PARA LA EXPLORACIÓN: POSICIONES ANATÓMICAS Y MATERIALES MEDICO- QUIRÚRGICOS DE UTILIZACIÓN MÁS COMÚN. ATENCIÓN PRE Y POST OPERATORIA [Internet]. Cgtsanidadlpa.org. [citado 9 de marzo de 2022]. Disponible en: https:// www.cgtsanidadlpa. org/f/opes/aux_Enfermería/T4- AE-SCS-2007.pdf
Wilkinson, who I'm sure many folk will have, gives a description of Wepwawet's iconography, but despite the probability of the majority of the extant representations of Wepwawet being found in the Netherworld Books, as a man, Wilkinson totaly ignores this, why. Instruir al paciente sobre cambios posturales y movilización activa precoz. Es primordial que comprenda que ésta es la mejor manera de eludir complicaciones como por ejemplo las úlceras por presión y los tromboembolismos por «estancamiento» de la sangre en los vasos sanguíneos de las extremidades. Apoyar al paciente, sí se necesita, en su aseo del cuerpo. El mismo día de la operación quirúrgica o la noche anterior se debería usar jabón antiséptico. En la limpieza se debería prestar una atención particular a la zona umbilical, axilas, uñas y fosas nasales. Además, una hora antes de la operación se debe hacer una buena limpieza bucal sin tragar agua.
I actually think that Wepwawet is a red herring in all of this, and that it's Anubis at the heart of this, with, as I mentioned in the previous post, Osiris being created to provide a human face, literally, for a dead king, and to create a human personality to fit into the pre-existing Set and Horus conflict from the 2nd Dynasty, with not the slightest sign of Osiris. Edit: The name Wennefer, and variants thereof, is without doubt fully Egyptian, and perhaps sometimes too much attention is given to dissecting the name Osiris when this god is very often not reffered to by that name, but as Wennefer. The example I gave in a previous post of Wepwawet handing Seti I the symbols of kingship of behalf of Osiris, is me just using the name Osiris because that is the name that is to us the most prominent and the name that everybody knows. However, the text for that scene does not use the name Osiris, but Wennefer, so I "translated", something that happens with some names for Egyptian gods very often by Egyptologists writing for a general audience, so we get used to the idea that a god has just one well known name, when they have other names, which the AE often used. The issue is how otherwise do you present this multitude of gods, some fused with each other, and all having multiple names/epithets. Who is this god named "Flesh", I've mentioned this before in a number of posts in other threads, he's very famous, but with that name, hardly, so it does not get used outside of specialist publications when it is in fact a crucial descriptor. p. 73 but they would also defend him by exactly the same means which their bodies would have employed to defend his body upon earth. I'm going to go out on a limb here, and I really am just thinking aloud on this, but there suggests to me, no matter now vague, the possibility that at times Wepwawet is an "avatar" for the king. It may be too presumptuous, even for the rather imodest Egyptian kings in the way they big themselves up, to appear in person in an Ennead, or other collection of gods, so is represented by Wepwawet. Part of my reasoning, and I expect to be wrong, is that the king is nothing if not a leader, the head of their religious structure, the head of state and the head of the army. Who do we see though at the front of the army? Wepwawet, who takes the lead in one of their most important religious processions? Wepwawet. It's not possible to pin him down as regards taking a "lead" in affairs of state, but he does have iconographic aspects that tie him to the king, IMO. The symbol for Abydos has, among various elements, including Wepwawet, a wig with uraeus, an item worn by a king. When Wepwawet is depicted on his standard, apart from the enigmatic placenta, it also has a uraeus at the front, an object associated with a king, or one of the eye goddesses, yet Wepwawet does not seem to have any association with any of the eye goddesses, not least that they are all female and Wepwawet is without doubt a male god.
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p. 66 waters, I have gained the mastery over the canal, I have gained the mastery over the river, I have gained the mastery over the furrows, I have gained the mastery over the men who work for me, I have gained the mastery over the women who work for me in Neter-khert, I have gained the mastery over the things which were decreed to me on earth in Neter-khert." Thus we see that every pious Egyptian hoped to live again with the members of his household after death in Sekhet-hetepet.] Hail, Ra! Hail [Atum]! Hail [Geb]! Hail Nut! Grant ye unto Sepa that he may traverse the heavens (or sky), that he may traverse the earth, that he may traverse the waters, that he may meet his ancestors, may meet his father, may meet his mother, may meet his grown up sons and daughters, and his brethren, and his sisters, may meet his friends, both male and female, may meet those who have been as parents to him, 4 and his kinsfolk (cousins?), 5 and those who have worked for him upon earth, both male and female, and may meet the concubine whom he loved and knew." The lynch pin of Sakovich's theory is that the sarcophagus came to symbolize the "primordial mound" which required the "flooding waters" in his scheme represented by the cosmos hence the need for the shafts to "flood" the chamber and the "primordial mound" symbolized by the sarcophagus. This is gobbledygook.
Que propiciemos ocupaciones de relajación, distracción y entretenimiento según los intereses del paciente. In the particular case of Enneads at Seti's chapel, Wepwawet (opener of the ways) seems to be a theological mask for something intentionally unnamed. (Obviously theology does not aim to be historically perfect.) Edit: The various Netherworld texts, specifically when are are shown on the walls of the tomb of a king, are to guide the king safely through the Duat. Now, the dead king, no matter in which tomb, after the "meet and greet" scenes and various biographical or cultic scenes, almost vanishes from sight when we get to the Netherworld guide, no matter which one it is. He is there, but you have to do a careful search, and to be honest I have yet to find Thutmose III in the Amduat. So, it's a guide for the king to navigate the Duat, and who is it at the prow of the Night Barque doing this, the king of course? er, no, it's Wepwawet, "Opening the Ways", hm.
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Ra, Atum, Geb, and Nut are mentioned as united group in the Coffin Texts. This group of four deities formed an early part of the Heliopolitan cosmology gods, who were said to have departed Egypt at some early time. It seems these four gods went to Sekhet Hetep. This group of 4 welcomed and protected the deceased into the Other World. Various chapters in Coffin Texts and The Book of the Dead have similar themes, according to Wallis Budge, who treated it as a "cult of ancestors", which Budge argued had existed since ca 2600 BCE. Watched it and found it of interest but his voice drove me crazy. I had seen the idea long ago of an enlarged GP/great pyramids and that fits with Djosers and a few other expanded pyramids. Not sure if the lengths of the shafts is that strong of proof. They may have simply abandoned the QSS when nutty old Khufu changed his mind again - however an expansion might explain why things are off centered.
Besides royal funerary architecture and private funerary architecture do not impose rules on each other, they influence each other. Now the word which I have rendered "ancestors" in the extract given above is abtu, or abut, and its form and evident meaning suggest a comparison with the common Semitic word for "fathers"; the determinatives prove that the word describes people of both sexes. It occurs twice in the PER-EM-HRU, viz., in Chapter LII., line 6, and Chapter CLXXXIX., line 7, 1 and was translated "persons" by me in 1896; the oldest example of the use of the word was published by M. P. Lacau in Recueil, 1904, p. 67.
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At Ra's cult center of Heliopolis, Hathor-Nebethetepet was worshipped as his consort,[22] and the Egyptologist Rudolf Anthes argued that Hathor's name referred to a mythical "house of Horus" at Heliopolis that was connected with the ideology of kingship.[23] Informar a nuestros superiores del traslado llevado a cabo y preparar la unidad del paciente para recibirlo tras la operación. It's an example of how contradictory and fluid they were with all of this. At Abydos there are two Enneads shown in the same chapel to Seti I. Villarreal S. CUIDADOS PRE-TRANS Y POSTOPERATORIOS DE ENFERMERÍA [Internet]. Slideshare.net. [citado 9 de marzo de 2022]. Disponible en: https://es.slideshare.net/ seleneICEST/ cuidados-pretrans-y -postoperatorios-de-Enfermería ?next_slideshow=42618711 From another passage (Chapter LXVIII., lines 13, 14) it is clear that the deceased expected to find in the Other World slaves, or domestic servants, who would help him to cultivate the land which he believed would be allotted to him, and there is reason for supposing that such beings would have been known to him upon earth. He says, "I have gained the mastery over the
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