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	Amun, Anubis, Anuket, Aset, Aten, Atum
		She was worshipped in the 1st cataract area, especially at the islands of Elephantine and Sehel, where she goes back to the Old Kingdom Period, and when she was regarded as the daughter of the sun-god Ra.
		Anuket is depicted as a woman wearing a tall feather crown, some say of ostrich plumes, others say of reed.
		Thre is an ostracon on which she is depicted in the form of a gazelle and called 'lady of heaven' and 'mistress of the gods', though she is mostly shown in human form.
	www.philae.nu /akhet/NetjeruA.html (0 words)

	Anuket
		Anuket (Anqet) was portrayed with a crown made of reed and topped with ostrich feathers.
		In hieroglyphs she is seen wearing a feather headress.
		Article "Anuket" created on 05 March 1997; last modified on 16 January 2004 (Revision 2).
	www.pantheon.org /articles/a/anuket.html (0 words)

	Anuket - Egyptian Goddess of the Nile River - Anuket - Egyptian Mythology - Anuket
		In Egyptian mythology, Anuket (also spelt Anqet, and in Greek, Anukis) was originally the goddess of the Nile River, in areas such as Elephantine Island, at the start of the Nile's journey through Egypt, and in nearby regions of Nubia.
		Since the god Chnum, and goddess Satis, were thought to be the gods of the source of the Nile, Anuket was viewed as their daughter.
		Thus in art, she was often depicted as a gazelle, or with a gazelle's head, sometimes having a headdress of feathers (thought by most Egyptologists to be a detail deriving from Nubia).
	www.egyptiandreams.co.uk /anuket.php?osCsid=9176fde8c2efb58459e7ef38c (513 words)

	Anuket, Goddess of the First Cataract and Abu Island--Anuket Anukis Elephantine Island Khnum gazelle goddess water ...
		Anuket is an ancient Egyptian Goddess of the cataracts or rapids on the Nile River in the region of Abu Island (called Elephantine Island in classical and modern times) in the south of Egypt, near the traditional border with Nubia.
		Anuket's name means "She Who Clasps" or "She Who Embraces" (which I suppose could also be interpreted as "She Who Hugs"), and may refer to the steep and enclosing banks of the Nile at the First Cataract, which hold the river as in the arms of the Goddess.
		Anuket, with Satet and Khnum, were invoked by these travellers as protective guardians on their sometimes dangerous trips, and on the island of Sehel, which was consecrated to Her, more than 200 inscriptions to the three are found, some asking for a safe journey into Nubia, others giving thanks for a safe return.
	www.thaliatook.com /OGOD/anuket.html (1214 words)

	Anuket - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Egyptian mythology, Anuket (also spelt Anqet, and in Greek, Anukis) was originally the goddess of the Nile River, in areas such as Elephantine Island, at the start of the Nile's journey through Egypt, and in nearby regions of Nubia.
		Since the god Chnum, and goddess Satis, were thought to be the gods of the source of the Nile, Anuket was viewed as their daughter.
		Thus in art, she was often depicted as a gazelle, or with a gazelle's head, sometimes having a headdress of feathers (thought by most Egyptologists to be a detail deriving from Nubia).
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Anuket (339 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Anuket
		Anuket’s name holds reference to the embracing and nourishing of the fields by the Nile river - some of the titles of Anukis were “Nourisher of the Fields,” “She Who Shoots Forth,” and “Giver of Life.” The two tributaries that fed flood waters to the Nile were thought to be the arms of Anuket.
		Sacred symbols of Anuket were arrows and the cowrie shell, which resembles a vagina.
		Praised for her speed and nimble grace, Anuket was often pictured as a gazelle, or as a woman with the head of a gazelle.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Anuket (380 words)

	Anuket (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Egyptian mythology, Anuket (also spelled Anqet, and in Greek, Anukis) was originally the goddess of the Nile River, in areas such as Elephantine Island, at the start of the Nile's journey through Egypt, and in nearby regions of Nubia.
		Since the god Chnum, and goddess Satis, were thought to be the gods of the source of the Nile, Anuket was viewed as their daughter.
		Thus in art, she was often depicted as a gazelle, or with a gazelle's head, sometimes having a headdress of feathers (thought by most Egyptologists to be a detail deriving from Nubia).
	encyclopedia.vestigatio.com /Anuket (400 words)

	Sisters
		Anuket had been very much blindsided by one of her greatest foes, who possessed a more powerful and better defended ship than she.
		Anuket nodded her head and the bolt from the destroyer's weapon struck me in the back.
		Anuket raised her arms to shield her head but she was struck by falling debris and crushed to the ground to lie beside me. Her eyes glowed briefly, as I had seen the evil ones' eyes do before, and then the glow died.
	www.gateworld.net /fanfic/archive/18/sisters.html (2340 words)

	Anuket
		Anuket (also known as Anket, Anqet, Anjet or Anukis) was a personification of the Nile as "Nourisher of the Fields".
		However both Satet and Anuket are closely linked to Isis, who took on the attributes of the fertile waters of the Nile as well as being a form of the star Sirius.
		Anuket was generally depicted as a woman wearing a tall headdress made either of reeds or of ostrich feathers, often holding a sceptre and the ankh symbol, but was occasionally shown in the form of a gazelle.
	www.ancientegyptonline.co.uk /anuket.html (371 words)

	A Misplaced Wolf In Cairo. [reserved for anuket]
		Anuket already knew that his climax would trigger her own and together they would descend from their high, to return to this place as new found lovers, locked in each others arms.
		Anuket smiles softly as she moves from the bed, watching him as she sits near him, taking a piece of honeyed meat from the tray and holding it before his muzzle as she takes the jar from his hand, "Eat m'love....you must be famished....."
		Anuket returns after grabbing something to eat for herself seeing as that she was quite famished after such a passionate encounter with Dark.
	www.furry-furry.com /bbs/adult_furry_archives/a-misplaced-wolf-in-cairo-reserved-for-anuket-5938_0.htm (4896 words)

	GVG Anuket - Freespace Wiki
		The GVG Anuket was originally designed for resource extraction in the volatile environment of gas giants.
		The Anuket has the most sophisticated sensor array available, enabling it to navigate the intense EM maelstroms of supernova remnants.
		Second, the Anuket gathers deuterium-rich gas for use in the fusion drives that power the allied fleet.
	www.hard-light.net /wiki/index.php/GVG_Anuket (115 words)

	Egyptian Deities Hierarchs
		Anuket was an Egyptian primeval earth goddess who was revered at Elephantine and in lower Nubia.
		Referred to as Anukis by the Greeks, Ramses II viewed goddess Anuket as a munificent nurturing caretaker and had a portrait of her in his temple.
		Also depicted wearing a modius adorned with ostrich feathers, Anuket (Anukis) was also depicted anthropomorphically as a gazelle, which was her sacred Animal Totem.
	www.spiritsongs.org /Egypt_Egyptian_Ancient_Civilization_Egyptian_Deities_Hierarchs.htm (1852 words)

	Whoosh! Episode Guide: HTLJ MUMMY DEAREST (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Anuket explains that the mummy is powerful and needs to be stopped.
		Anuket goes to find Herc and tells him that the mummy will grow hungry and if it feeds on a human life, then it will be unstoppable.
		Keb, one of Anuket's slaves, gets wounded saving her and he wishes that he'd be a free man before he dies.
	www.whoosh.org /epguide/herk/h304_41_mummy.html (1395 words)

	Anuket (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Anuket is a water goddess from the Upper-Nile region.
		Her cult center is in Elephantine, and she is commonly worshipped with Khnemu and Satis.
		In art, Anuket appears as a woman with a headdress of feathers.
	www.musesrealm.net /deities/anukis.html (36 words)

	Thelemapedia: The Encyclopedia of Thelema & Magick \| Anuket
		Anuket’s name holds reference to the embracing and nourishing of the fields by the Nile river—some of the titles of Anukis were “Nourisher of the Fields,” “She Who Shoots Forth,” and “Giver of Life.” The two tributaries that fed flood waters to the Nile were thought to be the arms of Anuket.
		The Egyptian people threw coins, gold, jewelry, and precious gifts into the river in thanks for the life-giving water—thus the riches that the Nile had given the Egyptians were ritually returned to their source.
		Anuket was described as the “Giver of Life, and of All Power, and of All Health, and of All Joy of the Heart.” Sometimes she was pictured as a woman holding a tall papyrus scepter and wearing a crown of feathers.
	www.thelemapedia.org /index.php/Anuket (309 words)

	Anuket: Viele Informationen uber Anuket an OnlineEnzyklopaedie.de (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Anuket (griechisch Anukis) ist eine ursprünglich nubische Göttin, die auch in Ägypten verehrt wurde.
		Zusammen mit Chnum und Satis bildet sie die Göttertriade von Elephantine.Die Triade war für die Nilschwemme verantwortlich, worauf besonders auch die Übesetzung des Namens der Anuket schon hinweist.
		Außer als "Herrin von Elephantine" wurde Anuket besonders auf der Insel Sehel verehrt.
	www.onlineenzyklopaedie.de /a/an/anuket.html (92 words)

	Clan Emanon: Members (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A werewolf born under the pale light of the full moon, Anuket has always been a wanderer.
		Seized at a young age with a lust for journey and discovery, Anuket has made her tracks in many parts of America and beyond.
		Anuket is always prepared to support her claims with action.
	www.emanon.org /bio/anuket.shtml (266 words)

	Creation Myth
		Anuket had also created many things in the North, which was his domain.
		The war was almost at an end when Astor refused to kill his brother, he was going to send his brother away to another plain, until his sprit had, had time to reflect and release the hatred inside.
		However as he died, he now knew that his brother was beyond redemption and forgiveness, thought Anuket’s destruction now lay on the shoulders of his mortal beings.
	www.angelfire.com /anime4/chibimya/Books/creation.html (754 words)

	Anuket, Giver of Life - MysticWicks Online Pagan Community and Pagan Forums and Spiritual Sanctuary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As the second wife of the god Khnemu (a Moon deity), she had a special dwelling place on the island of Seheil.
		Anuket can be called upon to greet and bless a new baby or baby animals.
		Anuket, goddess of life, I ask that you bless her/him.
	www.mysticwicks.com /showthread.php?t=2917 (739 words)

	TV Movies - Hercules - Mummy Dearest
		After Hercules rescues Anuket from Sokar, the mummy reappears, kills Sokar, and absorbs the priest's life force.
		It now threatens to become all-powerful, but Hercules literally unravels this scheme as he grabs one end of the mummy's wrappings and gives a mighty yank, causing the creature to spin furiously before tumbling into a vat of boiling wax.
		Anuket, grateful to Hercules and to a slave who gave his life for hers, promises that on returning to Egypt she will work to free all slaves.
	www.netmoon.com /tvmovie/hercules/season3/mummy.htm (240 words)

	A Jackal's Serenity \| Anuket's Safe Haven
		Anuket had never known that being a pet could be such a rewarding way of life.
		At a younger age she would have despised it, but now at the tender age of 20 she would live no other way.
		Those that stood before her cage showed interest in her and she would smile flirtatiously and bat her eyelashes, trying to lure them in and make them want to take her as their own.
	www.freewebs.com /lady_anuket/ladyanuketfurcadia.htm (296 words)

	Anuket (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In Egyptian mythology, Anuket (also spelt Anqet, and in Greek, Anukis) was originally the Goddess of the Nile River, in areas such as Elephantine Island, at the start of the Nile's journey through Egypt, and in nearby regions of Nubia.
		The taboo, that was held in several parts of Egypt, on not eating fish, which were considered sacred, was lifted during this time.
		It is licensed under the GNU free documentation license.
	www.ufaqs.com /wiki/en/an/Anuket.htm (331 words)

	Götter - Anuket – Das Alte Ägypten (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Kataraktes sind auch vorwiegend durch Felsinschriften Priester der Anuket belegt.
		Offenbar ist Anuket mit der ihr zugeordneten Region analog zur geschichtlichen Entwicklung gewachsen.
		Anuket in ihrer Eigenschaft als Göttin besitzt eine starke Schutzfunktion, insbesondere auf die südliche Landesgrenze Ägyptens.
	www.mein-altaegypten.de /internet/Alt_Aegypten_2/allegoetter/anuket.html (279 words)

	www.freespace2.com - Volition, Inc. (ship 26 of 29)
		The GVG Anuket was originally designed for resource extraction in the volatile environment of gas giants.
		The Anuket has the most sophisticated sensor array available, enabling it to navigate the intense EM maelstroms of supernova remnants.
		Second, the Anuket gathers deuterium-rich gas for use in the fusion drives that power the allied fleet.
	www.freespace2.com /gallery.cfm?start=26 (519 words)

	Hierarch Sirona Anuket
		She was associated with the Re solar goddess energies of Satis, and the Nile River cataracts.
		Referred to as Anukis by the Greeks, Ramses II viewed goddess Anuket as a munificent nurturing caretaker and had a portrait of her in his temple.
		Also depicted wearing a modius adorned with ostrich feathers, Anuket (Anukis) was also depicted anthropomorphically as a gazelle, which was her sacred Animal Totem.
	www.blessingscornucopia.com /Hierarchs_of_Twelve_Universal_Rays_Hierarch_Sirona_Anuket_Dirona_Hlothyn_Iusaas_Anukis.htm (377 words)

	River Cruising
		With a diverse collection of river and small-ship vessels, Grand Circle combines ship and shore excursions around the globe for the "over 50 crowd."
		Explore Egypt's temples and hidden treasures from the 138-passenger River Anuket, purposely built for cruising the Nile River.
		Our seasoned correspondent not only filled up on wine and cheese, but got a glimpse of countryside from a French barge -- and a hot air balloon.
	www.cruisecritic.com /cruisestyles/area.cfm?area=21 (412 words)

	Anuket's Home
		mystical voice You have entered the home page of Anuket, goddess of Egypt.
		Prepare to be amazed!smoke fills the screen and then clears and you see what appears to be a dimly lit Egyptian tomb
		mystical voice is back You are now leaving the homepage of the great Anuket.
	www.quizilla.com /users/Anuket (136 words)

	Imperialium - O Blog que faz lembrar uma Bonsai!!
		Anuket (baixinho): Ok…estou frita, cozida, assada…será que tenho Smarties aqui na mala para comprar a minha liberdade?
		Anuket: Eu ia aniquilando as outras todas uma por uma, detesto concorrência, ias ter uma vida desgraçada, não te deixava ir aos jogos de futebol, não queria jogos de sueca lá em casa com os amigos, ias passar a ser vegetariano e quem passava a mandar lá em casa era eu…
		Anuket: Bem…acho que deve ser…faz uma plástica, muda para humano e faz “Franchising” disso, mas não abras em Portugal que a nossa economia está pela hora da morte!
	www.imperialium.blogspot.com (6487 words)

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