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= = = __Bast__ = Bast is also known as Bastet, Baset, Ubasti, and Baast. She is the God of joy music, dance, health, healing, and cats. She has two forms: a cat and a woman with a cat head. She is related to Ra, Ptah, Mihos, and Atum. She became the protector of Ra on his nightly trip on his boat.

=__**Horus**__= Horus, also known as Heru or Hor, is the god of war, hunting, protection, and the sky. He was worshipped because he was to be the protector and guide for a pharaoh. His most common form is a human with a falcon head. His other form is a falcon. He is related to Osiris, Isis, Set, and Hathor. People thought the pharaoh was the "living Horus".


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__Y Park __    __**Hath****or**__

Hathor is goddess of a lot of things. For example, she is called "The Goddess of Love", "The Goddess of Cheerfulness", "The Goddess of Music", and "The Goddess of Dance". Also, she is called "The Goddess of The Mother of Mothers", "Mistress of Life", and "The Celestial Nurse", because she is responsible of women, children, and childbirth. Few other names that Hathor is called are "The Lady of Drunkeness", "The Powerful One" and "Lady of the Turquoise". Hathor's appearences are as a beautiful women with cow's ears or a women with cow's horns and the bright sun between them. Hathor's father was Ra, the God of the Sun, and she gave birth to Aten. Her horns, as drawn in my picture, has no particular or special powers.



__**Bast**__

Bast is also called Bastet,Pasch, Ubasti, and Ba en Aset. She is the daughter of Ra, the God of Sun, wife of Phah, and mother of Mihos. During the day time, Bast rode through the sky with her father with his boat pulling the sun through the sky. Bast protected Ra from his enemies. She became known as "The Lady of the East", "The Goddess of the Rising Sun", and "The Sacred and All-Seeing Eye". But during the night, Bast acted very differently. Bast transformed herself into a cat, as she is known for "The Goddess of The Cats",to guard her father from Apep, also called as Apophis, a serpent who was Ra's one of the greatest enemy.



**NUT**
==== Nut was an ancient egyptian goddess in egypt. Nut was believed to be the goddess of the sky and the heavens. Many egyptian gods had relatives of other ancient gods. Nut was one of the goddesses who was related to many other gods. Nut was a granddaughter to Ra, sister and wife to Geb, and the daughter of Shu and Tefnut. She was also the mother of five gods named Orsis, Horus, Set, Isis, and Nephthys. It is believed that each of Nuts children were born during five days, one on each day. Geb and Nut were described of "Bull of Nut" in pyramid text. Even though Nut was the granddaughter of Ra, to Ra Nut was seen as a mother-figure to him. Also in Egypt she was seen to a friend of the dead because she was the goddess of the heavens. Since Nut had a important role of the goddess of the sky and the heavens the Egyptians had many festivals and celebrations for Nut. ====



**SHU** ==== Shu was also an ancient egyptian god, but he was the god of light and air. Shu was believed to be the god who separated day and night. His name was thought to be derived from the word "dry". He was represented to be space between earth and the heavens. Sailors invoked Shu because they depended on the air to travel in their ships and boats to sail. Egyptians would say that he gave the breath of life to all living creatures on Earth because he created the atmosphere for life to flourish. The clouds in the sky were considered to be his bones. Shu was also related to many types of gods and goddesses. Shu was a father to Nut and Geb, husband and brother of Tefnut, and he was the son of Ra. Shu and Tefnut were called "the twin lion gods". Shu was closely connected to his father. Shu once had to protect his father Ra from the snake demon, Apep. For protecting Ra Shu became very ill from the contact of Apep. For this Shu was thought to be the second divine pharaoh ruling after Ra. Shu's skin was often painted black, he was a man, he held an ankh, and appeared as a lion often. ====