Egyptian God Seth

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Egyptian God Seth
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He was the god of nomadic herders. He was depicted with what is supposed to be the head of a greyhound. He was the god of evil and desert.

Osiris Isis, Horus and Seth starring the most famous myth of Egyptian mythology. Legend has it that Seth killed Osiris to usurp his throne. He tore his body and distributed it in the corners of Egypt. Isis, wife of Osiris, search and recover the remains of her husband, returning him to life to copulate with him and giving birth to their son: Horus. When Horus grows and is an adult fighted Seth and defeated him.
This myth appears repeatedly with different versions throughout the history of Egypt from the pyramid texts of the early dynasties to the most recent Ptolemaic temples.


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