... often depicted as a human with his sister, Nut, next to him. Geb was sometimes worshipped in the form of a goose (55). Nut was the personification of the vault of heaven. She appears as a woman carrying a water pot on her head. Nut was depicted as a women stretched out over the earth (57). Re was the Eternal ... (98). Hathor, the cow-god, was worshipped in many agricultural cities. The cow represented fertility. Hathor was also a sky god (124). Mut was the deity of Thebes. She was depicted as a griffin vulture. The name Mut in Egyptian is believed to mean vulture (146). Also, there were ...

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