Visual Guide to Ancient Egyptian Gods

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Nephthys Amulet

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Nephthys was associated with magic and protection like her sister Isis, and the two are frequently depicted together as twins. She was the wife of Set and gave birth to Anubis after tricking Set’s brother Osiris into lying with her. Pictured: Faience amulet statue. Late Period of Ancient Egypt, 664-332 BCE. (Louvre Museum)

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