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Tag Archives: greco-egyptian
Beautiful Shrine Video
Just wanted to share these beautiful shrines, posted with permission from Sobekemiti Isetemsaf, of Per Sobek. Advertisements
Posted in Egyptian
Tagged Altars, Egypt, greco-egyptian, Greek, Pagan community, video
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My Portable Altar Kit
Like many Pagans, I just don’t feel right if I don’t have have my altars around. Paganism is a religion that requires a minimum of a few tools, and often its adherents can go a little overboard acquiring more and … Continue reading
The Goddess Isis
Originally posted on Temple of Athena the Savior:
If somebody were to take a poll of the most popular Goddesses in modern Paganism, I’d wager that Isis would be one of the highest ranking, somewhere with Hekate, Artemis and Bridged.…
Posted in Egyptian, God of the Month Club
Tagged Egypt, GMC, Goddess, greco-egyptian, Isis, Mut, Olympos in Egypt, Wadjet
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February God of the Month Club
Okay, so the Gods for February from the Neos Alexandria pantheon are Hermes and Aset/Isis, and in “other” category is the Celtic Goddess Mala Laith. Hermes and Isis are both Deities that I have had very close relationship relationships with … Continue reading
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Tagged Celtic, Egypt, GMC, greco-egyptian, Greek, Hermes, Isis, Mala Laith
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GMC: Zeus-Ammon, the Hellenistic Form of Ammon
Zeus, Father of Gods and men, was one of the most important Gods in Makedonia, as He was in most of Greece. He was in fact called by the title Panhellenios, “Of All the Greeks”. He is the only Greek … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandria, Ammon, greco-egyptian, Olympos in Egypt, Zeus, Zeus-Ammon
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GMC Poetry: Ammon Acrostic Alliteration
Alexander’s ambiguous ancestral anchor Mystifying monarch, mindful [of] magic Merciful magnanimous mentor [to the] Makedonian Ovine oasis openly offering Nile’s nation [it’s] needed nurture.
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Tagged Alexander the Great, Ammon, GMC, greco-egyptian, poetry
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Ptolemy IV Philopater
It’s high time I continued posting the series about the Ptolemies. I’ve gotten distracted posting about so many other subjects! Ptolemy IV Philopater Excerpted from Olympos in Egypt Ptolemy IV was born in 245 or 244 BCE. Already as … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandria, Egypt, greco-egyptian, history, Ptolemies, Sannion
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