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...was seen to be a river of milk flowing from the udders of a heavenly cow. Hathor also has a role in Egyptian creation myths. Due to the large distance in ti

...od, making her so drunk that she gave up slaughter and became the gentle [[Hathor]] once more. ...seen as a form of [[Atum]], known as ''Atum-Ra'', so Sekhmet, as a form of Hathor, was seen as Atum's mother. In particular, she was seen as the mother of [[

...ra and are the name of the symbols also called the Eye of the Moon, Eye of Hathor, the Eye of Horus, and the Eye of Ra—depending upon the dates of the refe

...priests were male; [[Astarte]] and [[Isis]] (borrowing an attribute from [[Hathor]]), for example, were sometimes depicted with horns.

...ra of Greek myth, of Fafnir from the Germanic, and of the Egyptian goddess Hathor, whom a god made drunk with blood-red beer so that mankind would be saved f

...uch as the title '''Mistress of the Sistrum''' (more properly belonging to Hathor, who had become thought of as an aspect of Isis, as had Mut), and the idea