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Hathor Rising

Name: Hathor Rising
Brand: Northgate Publishers
SKU: 02146678
Price: 20.19 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Alison Roberts
ISBN: 9780952423300

Alison Roberts

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 02146678

Publishers Northgate Publishers, January 1995

Drawing together temple art, myths, rituals and poetry, "Hathor Rising" reveals a rich tradition of... Full description

Libristo code: 02146678

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Drawing together temple art, myths, rituals and poetry, "Hathor Rising" reveals a rich tradition of feminine divinity. It explores how the sexual polarity of Hathor and the sun god manifests in the Pharaoh''s life'' as well as Hathor''s connection with Isis and the moon cults. The serpent cult was given a new impetus by Hatshepsut, the innovative female Pharaoh whose remarkable reign, early in the 15th century BC, laid the foundations for the cultural splendour of New Kingdom Egypt. Ecstatic, musical, heart-centred -- the serpent tradition was interrupted only by the reign of Akhenaten who suppressed much of the serpent cult in favour of a trinitarian father god.