The document outlines key Egyptian gods and goddesses including Horus, the original sky god and son of Osiris and Isis who is depicted as a falcon-headed child; Thoth, the scribe of the gods who invented writing and controlled magicians, depicted with the head of an ibis; and the two female goddesses Maat, the goddess of truth and justice symbolized by a feather, and Hathor, the goddess of love, music and dancing, identified with Aphrodite and depicted as a cow or woman with a cow's head or horns.

1. Name: Paulo Emeterio Date: February 27 2012
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Key Words Main Ideas/Supporting Ideas
3) Horus Son of Osiris and Isis
Shown as a falcon head ,child with a finger on its mouth
Original sky god
Husband of Hathor
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4) Thoth Scribe of the gods
Invented writing
Controller of magicians
Shown in head of ibis
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Two Female Goddesses 1) Maat 2) Hathor
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Goddess of truth and justice
Symbol balance universe
1) Maat
Woman wearing ostrich feather in head
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Goddess of love ,music, and dancing
A sky goddess
2) Hathor Cow or women with head or horns of a cow
Identified as Aphrodite.
Connections and Reflections
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