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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Sopdu
		Sopdu's name, meaning with Sopd, derives from this heat arriving shortly after the star Sirius has its heliacal rising, and thus being seen as coming with Sopdet, Sopdet being the deification of Sirius (Sopd is the masculine form of Sopdet).
		Consequently, Sopdu started being depicted as wearing the two falcon feathers as a headdress, that represented Horus, who was seen as a falcon.
		Sopdu (Soped, Sopedu) was a god of war associated with the eastern borders and the eastern Desert, known as the "lord of the east".
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	Sopdu
		He was sometimes associated with the planet Venus, but was generally a solar god, closely associated with the sun, which rises in the east, and represented the scorching heat of the sun.
		As a war god he was closely associated with the Pharaoh (and Horus, the Patron god of the kings) during the Middle Kingdom.
		His association with Horus also related to the fact that both were hawk gods, and Sopdu was given the epithet "sharp of teeth" with reference to the bird of prey and to the hieroglyph used in his name.
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	HathorTempleSerabitElKhadim (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Perhaps the Asiatic miners honoring of Egyptian gods, Sopdu and Hathor, became transformed into Israel honoring the Golden Calf ? The temple began as two caves (to the viewer's left) dedicated to Hathor and Sopdu.
		She is frequently portrayed with her head or body emerging from the cave in the western mountain, receving the deadinto the underworld.
		Sopdu was a warrior-god associated with Per-Sopdu, modern Saft el Henneh in the eastern delta at the west end of Wadi Tumilat.
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	Sopdu
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		Sopdu war ein altägyptischer Gott der östlichen Wüste.
		Sopdu wird falkengestaltig dargestellt und verschmolz in der Spätzeit mit dem Falkengott Horus zu Hor-Sopdu.
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	Flinders Petrie's Researches in Sinai, Chapter XIII, The Worship at Serabit El Khadem
		After two or three thousand years of worship at the primitive shrine, the Egyptians introduced side by side with it the worship of the god of the East, Sopdu.
		He was closely associated with Hat-hor, or rather, probably his symbol, the zodiacal light, was identified with the goddess, as she is called Sopdu at Elephantine and Abydos (LANZONE, Diz.
		A smaller shrine and cave for him was carved at the side of the older shrine; and on the later steles he appears worshipped as well as Hat.hor.
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	The Sah/Sopdet/Sopdu relationship
		In considering the positions and attributions of Sopdet and Sopdu, relative to Sah, then it can be considered that Sopdet caused the spirit of the deceased to fly upward along the path of Dawn, the ecliptic pathway of the Sun, and Regulus, in the vicinity of which Spica of the Constellation Virgo is also located.
		Sopdu's name, meaning with Sopd, derives from this heat it was said that Sopdet gave birth to this heat, and so Sopdu was seen as her child.
		Thus it is apparant that there was a very close association between the masculine Sopdu and the feminine Isis-Sopdet, Har-Sopd was literally given as being seen as within Sopdet, in the sense of son and mother, or brother and sister as the case may be.
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		Sopdu (Soped, Sopedu) was a god of war associated with the eastern borders and the eastern Desert, known as the "lord of the east".
		He was sometimes associated with the planet Venus, but was generally a solar god, closely associated with the sun, which rises in the east, and represented the scorching heat of the sun.
		His association with Horus also related to the fact that both were hawk gods, and Sopdu was given the epithet "sharp of teeth" with reference to the bird of prey and to the hieroglyph used in his name.
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	Sopdu - Qwika
		gave birth to this heat, and so Sopdu was seen as her child.
		Sopdu Sodpu (also Seped) was one divinity of...
		el-Hagar Prince of the North 20 Sopdu Per-Sopdu Saft al-Henna Plumed Falcon Upper Egypt...
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	Politics from a Black Perspective
		Unfortunately, the current administration does not enjoy a broad base of support which is going the breed unrest and unrest will lead to instability, and instability is going to lead to action, and this action is going to threaten the security of us all.
		If you do not learn anything else from this blog, you must become aware of the world in which we are now living which I call the world of automatons.
		Again, it is clear that these people have lost the capacity to govern.
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	Egypt: Kahun, Middle Kingdom Workers' Village
		Many references in the papyri indicate that the town did possess its own temple, to the falcon star-god Sopdu, Lord of the East, and possessed its own priesthood.
		For example, the will of Sahu, an architect, leaves all his property and his slaves to his brother Uah, also an architect and priest of Sopdu, the falcon-god.
		Uah in turn left a will, mentioned above, which transfers this property to his wife, giving her the freedom to pass it on to any of their children.
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		Both sets of "stars" were believed to accompany the solar bark on its nightly voyage.
		The stars noted were: Sirius the Dogstar, called Sopdu or Sopdet, considered the true symbol of the coming inundation of the Nile, signalling the rising of the river; Orion, called Sah, the "Fleet-Footed, Long-Strider"; Ursa Major (Great Bear or Big Dipper), called Meskhetiu.
		Also noted were Cygnus, Cassiopeia, the Dragon, Scorpio and the Ram.
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