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This is for C Place __Nut__ Nut's name was one of the collective names given to the nine original gods and goddesses of the birthplace of the gods. The Egyptian god, Nut, was seen as the goddess of the sky. She was known as the Goddess who protected the world from darkness outside it and all the demon like creatures that lived within that darkness. She was the wife of her brother, Geb. Incest was seen as an acceptable element in the lives of the Egyptian Gods and Goddesses. Nut was also seen as a symbol of rebirth as well as a friend and protector of the dead. __Ra__ Ra was the god that was almost worshiped all over the world. He was the king of the gods and all-father of creation. A sun god, he was said to command the chariot that rode across the sky during the day. A king, he was the patron of the pharaoh. Ra is the most central god of the Egyptian gods. He is the only god, apart from Osiris, who is definitely said to be not on the earth. Ra, it is said, is an aging god, still powerful, but to old to deal with his children any longer. So he has gone to the sky to watch over the world. Horus rules over earth and the gods in his stead, demonstrating the divine right of kingship. Ra was worshiped widely throughout Egypt, Ra was also the principle sun god for centuries.

This is for J Sung = **Egyptian Gods or Goddesses** =

Nephtys

===Nephtys is also known as Nebnet. Nephtys is the daughter of Nut, sister of Isis and Osiris, sister/wife of Seth, mother of Anubis. She is often shown in coffins or funerary. Goddess of Divine Assistance. She can aslo be seen as a moon. Responsible for immorality, justice, water, weather, wild birds, moon and night, and the underworld. Nepthys was honored in funerary rituals as a guide who gave gu **idance and assistance.** === Bast

===Bast was also known as Bastet. She is responsible for joy, music, dance, health and healing and protection againist contagious diseases and evil spirits. Bast is also seen as a cat. Her cult can be traced back to about 3,200 BCE and she became a national deity when Bubastis became the capital of Egypt circa 950 BCE===