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Mut

Mut (Ancient Egyptian: mwt; also transliterated as Maut and Mout) was a mother goddess worshipped in ancient Egypt. Her name means mother in the ancient Egyptian language. Mut had many different aspects and attributes that changed and evolved greatly over the thousands of years of ancient Egyptian culture.

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Consort
Amun
Major cult center
Thebes
Name in hieroglyphs
or
Offspring
Khonsu
Parents
Ra
Siblings
Sekhmet, Hathor, Ma'at and Bastet

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Mythology

Depictions

In Karnak

Personal piety

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Mut

Nodes83
Edges82
Triples168
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.024096
Components1

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Mut

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related to Isheru · 32
Mut → Another, As, At, Atum-Ra, Bastet, Bubastis, Despite Mut's, Eye, Hapi, In, Isheru, Khonsu, Lady, Mut’s, Nile, Nun, Other, Primeval Gods, Ra, Ra's
related to Role in the Theban triad · 31
Mut → Amun, Amun's, Amun-Ra’s, Amunet, Amun’s, BC, Coptos, Egyptian, Eighteenth Dynasty, Eleventh Dynasty, Hatshepsut, However, Karnak, Khonsu, Middle Kingdom, Min, Min-Hor-Nacht, Min’s, Mut-Min, New Kingdom
related to Eye of Ra · 27
Mut → Amun, Amun-Ra, Bastet, Egypt, Eighteenth Dynasty, Ethiopia, Eye, Hathor, Her, In, Initially, Isheruh, Leiden, Offering, Ra, Ra’s, Sekhmet, Shesmetet, Shu, Sun
related to In Karnak · 14
Mut → Egypt, Her, In, Interior, Jebel Barkal, Karnak, Mut Temple, Often, Sudan, That, The, There, These, Usually
related to Motherhood · 14
Mut → Amun-Ra, As, Festival, In Theban, Isheru, It, Khonsu, Numerous, Pashons, Pharmouthi, Renenutet, The, Thebes, These
related to Further reading · 9
Mut → Accessed June, Christopher, Further Data From Amulets, Hays, Iron Age Palestine, Journal, Near Eastern Studies, Onomastics, The Egyptian Goddess Mut
related to Patron of women · 9
Mut → Ash-sedjemes, Hathor, In, In Papyrus Insinger, In Ptolemaic, Isheru, Mistress, Ptolemaic, She
related to Theban cosmogony · 8
Mut → Amun, Amun-Irta, Amun-Ra, In Theban, Kematef, Kematefs Ba, She, Uraeus
related to Depictions · 5
Mut → Alternatively, In, Lower Egypt, Ma'at, Upper
related to Personal piety · 4
Mut → Akhenaten's, During, In, Rameses II

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temple khonsu amun goddess thebes egypt ra also egyptian god mother crown divine ancient isheru amun-ra name depicted cult form

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
MutConsortAmun1.00infobox
MutMajor cult centerThebes1.00infobox
MutName in hieroglyphsor1.00infobox
MutOffspringKhonsu1.00infobox
MutParentsRa1.00infobox
MutSiblingsSekhmet, Hathor, Ma'at and Bastet1.00infobox
MutSymbolthe Vulture1.00infobox
the Opet Festivalinstance ofMut was involved in many ancient Egyptian festivals0.80text
the Beautiful Festival of the Valleyinstance ofMut was involved in many ancient Egyptian festivals0.80text
Bastetinstance ofA text from the time of Thutmoses III also mentions festivities in honor of lioness goddesses0.80text
Shesmetetinstance ofA text from the time of Thutmoses III also mentions festivities in honor of lioness goddesses0.80text
Wadjet.The Demotic Papyrus of Leiden records the myth of the return of the Eye of Ra to Egyptinstance ofA text from the time of Thutmoses III also mentions festivities in honor of lioness goddesses0.80text

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