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Neper (mythology)
| Neper | ||||
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&sq=PHP&lang=en&file=File:Nepri_(neper).png) Oldest and rare surviving depiction of Nepri (or Neper) as an age mature man with the iconic 3 grain-symbol above his head as depiction | ||||
| Other names | Nepri Nepra | |||
| Name in hieroglyphs |
Neper[1] | |||
| Genealogy | ||||
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| Consort | Tayt (?) | |||
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In ancient Egyptian religion, Neper (alts. Nepra or Nepri) was a god of grain.[2] His female counterpart was Nepit, the goddess of grain. His consort may have been Tayt, the goddess of weaving.
- ^ Wörterbuch, II., p.249
- ^ Pinch, Geraldine. Egyptian Mythology p.171., Oxford University Press, USA (April 8, 2004) ISBN 0-19-517024-5.
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