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The ancient Egyptians had many religious and spiritual beliefs centered around important deities. The four most important deities were Ra the sun god; Osiris the god of the underworld and vegetation; Isis the wife of Osiris and protector of children; and Anubis the god of death and guardian of tombs. The Egyptians believed their souls would be judged by Anubis after death.

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Name: MarielleManlulu 8-73 Date: Febuary 16, 2012 CORNELL NOTETAKING S.S Ancient Egyptian—Religious and Spiritual Belief 7.83 Key Words Main Ideas/Supporting Ideas Four deitesimportant to allegyptians 1) Ra 2) Osiris 3) Isis 4) Anubis 1) Ra Sun God Sailed across sky in papyrus Brought sun with him (explained sunrise/sunset) 2) Osiris God of the underworld, vegetation, and floods King of the delta –farmers Murdered by brother seth Wife Isis reunited his body (14 pcs) Shown enthroned king 3) Isis Wife of Osiris Collected Osiris’ (14 pcs) body over the earth and brought back to life Protector of children 4) Anubis God of death Guardian of the tombs Represented as jackal Egyptians believe their soul judge by Anubis when died Anubis– “He Who Counts the Heart” 5) Bes God of household Protector against snakes Aid to childbirth Linked, fertility, marriage, happiness, music, dancing Connections and Reflections Egyptians believed in god and goddesses. They have hundreds of (Summary) dieties and the four main dieties, are Ra, Osiris, Isis, Anubis.
Name: MarielleManlulu Date: Febuary 16, 2012 CORNELL NOTETAKINGCORNELL NOTETAKING S.S Ancient Egyptian—Religious and Spiritual Belief 7.83 Key Words Main Ideas/Supporting Ideas 6) Anubis God of mummification (embalmed osiris) Guide to the next world Shown as a jackal or with a jackal head 7)Sobek Water god Associated with fertility Crocodile headed man 8) Horus Son of Osiris Falcon headed also as a child finger to his mouth 9) Maat Goddest of truth and justice Symbol of balance in the universe Shown as a woman an ostrich feather in her head. 10) Thoth Scribe of the gods, inventor, writing, controller of magic and magicians Shown with the heads of an ibis

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  • 1. Name: MarielleManlulu 8-73 Date: Febuary 16, 2012 CORNELL NOTETAKING S.S Ancient Egyptian—Religious and Spiritual Belief 7.83 Key Words Main Ideas/Supporting Ideas Four deitesimportant to allegyptians 1) Ra 2) Osiris 3) Isis 4) Anubis 1) Ra Sun God Sailed across sky in papyrus Brought sun with him (explained sunrise/sunset) 2) Osiris God of the underworld, vegetation, and floods King of the delta –farmers Murdered by brother seth Wife Isis reunited his body (14 pcs) Shown enthroned king 3) Isis Wife of Osiris Collected Osiris’ (14 pcs) body over the earth and brought back to life Protector of children 4) Anubis God of death Guardian of the tombs Represented as jackal Egyptians believe their soul judge by Anubis when died Anubis– “He Who Counts the Heart” 5) Bes God of household Protector against snakes Aid to childbirth Linked, fertility, marriage, happiness, music, dancing Connections and Reflections Egyptians believed in god and goddesses. They have hundreds of (Summary) dieties and the four main dieties, are Ra, Osiris, Isis, Anubis.
  • 2. Name: MarielleManlulu Date: Febuary 16, 2012 CORNELL NOTETAKINGCORNELL NOTETAKING S.S Ancient Egyptian—Religious and Spiritual Belief 7.83 Key Words Main Ideas/Supporting Ideas 6) Anubis God of mummification (embalmed osiris) Guide to the next world Shown as a jackal or with a jackal head 7)Sobek Water god Associated with fertility Crocodile headed man 8) Horus Son of Osiris Falcon headed also as a child finger to his mouth 9) Maat Goddest of truth and justice Symbol of balance in the universe Shown as a woman an ostrich feather in her head. 10) Thoth Scribe of the gods, inventor, writing, controller of magic and magicians Shown with the heads of an ibis