Nephthys - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Nephthys - an Egyptian goddess, the sister of Isis
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AET_1.10 arms, to wit Isis and Nephthys, and they shall sing from
AET_1.10.colophon of Osiris, Horus, Isis and Nephthys of the temple of Diospolis
AET_1.11 Declamation by Nephthys. She says :
AET_4.9.C paws of Isis and Nephthys, who travel thoughout the
AET_4.15.A rejoices (?) in incense, and Nephthys, the benefactress of the gods,
AET_5.7.A Says Nephthys,the divine sister.
AET_5.7.B divine mother in Apu, and Nephthys, the divine sister, and the
THI_258 (c. 264) hands of Isis and Nephthys; and on the thirtieth

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