If you are talking about Hapi, the Egyptian river god, he was married to Nekhebet. If you mean the son of Horus, He didn't have any recorded wives or children.
yes
The ancient Egyptian goddess Bata was thought to represent history and prophecy because of her two heads. Horus is an ancient Egyptian god that, according to myth, showed the future to any god or man that stared into them.
No, there was definitely no goddess in any ancient civilization with that modern name.Furthermore, the ancient Egyptian language had no "L" sound (as in Japanese), so no ancient Egyptian names include an L. The goddess often today called Selket was really called srkt in hieroglyphs.
Aesop was from ancient eqypt. the guy who wrote the tortoise and the hare, and the lion and the mouse.
In ancient Egyptian religion there were two different gods called hp in hieroglyphs, which is pronounced today as Hapi or Hapy.Neither of these two deities had any children.
If you are talking about Hapi, the Egyptian river god, he was married to Nekhebet. If you mean the son of Horus, He didn't have any recorded wives or children.
no there wasn't maybe hapi the Egyptian river god did but we have not covered that topic in school yet
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Ancient Egyptians use reed pens, sticks, or any sharp objects to carve into walls or to write on papyrus. Papyrus is just an early form of paper. The ancient Egyptian children would probably have used reed pens, sticks, tools, or and kind of sharp object to write with.
The Plague of Boils is not recalled in ancient Egyptian myth.
In ancient Egyptian mythology, Ra is said to have fathered several deities, including Shu, Tefnut, Nut, and Geb. These deities were considered essential components of the cosmos and played significant roles in Egyptian beliefs and practices.
Queen Cleopatra
Nothing different than any other children, ancient or modern.
The ancient Egyptian goddess Bata was thought to represent history and prophecy because of her two heads. Horus is an ancient Egyptian god that, according to myth, showed the future to any god or man that stared into them.
No, there was definitely no goddess in any ancient civilization with that modern name.Furthermore, the ancient Egyptian language had no "L" sound (as in Japanese), so no ancient Egyptian names include an L. The goddess often today called Selket was really called srkt in hieroglyphs.
Aesop was from ancient eqypt. the guy who wrote the tortoise and the hare, and the lion and the mouse.