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Retrieved 2023-01-19. Hoffmeier,
James K.; Kitchen,
Kenneth A. (2007). "
Reshep and
Astarte in
North Sinai: a
Recently Discovered Stela from Tell el-Borg"...
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winds Ra-ateni Rā-Ḥerakhty – A form of Ra in
which he is
joined with Horus.
Reshep – A
Syrian war god
adopted into
Egyptian religion in the New Kingdom, depicted...
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Fenestrated axes: gold,
Obelisk temple – Byblos, 19-18th
century BC.
Statuette of
Reshep:
gilded bronze,
Obelisk temple – Byblos, 19-18th
century BC.
Abishemu obelisk:...
- Nergal, Bitu, Nindukugga, Ninlil, Urshanabi,
Ziusudra Syrian mythology Reshep Tamil mythology Cur
Thracian mythology Heros Turkic mythology Erlik Vietnamese...
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Hammon Bayt-il El Hera
Tanit Tanit Anat-Bayt-il Anat
Apollo Eshmun?
Reshef —
Reshep [“Daimon of the Carthaginians”] Gad?
Ashtarte Ashtarte Attart Herakles Melqart...
- Press. doi:10.1515/9781646021208-021. Schulman, Alan R. (1979). "The
Winged Reshep".
Journal of the
American Research Center in Egypt. 16.
American Research...
- ʾ- ...-sasom, son of (i.e. from?) Samos, is
consecrated to his lord, to
Reshep-'- 5 𐤋𐤄𐤉𐤕𐤎 -lhyts [...] ... 𐤊𐤔𐤌𐤏 kšmʿ 𐤒 q- 𐤋𐤄𐤉𐤕𐤎 [...] 𐤊𐤔𐤌𐤏...
- [bn ʿbdmlk lʾl]y lršp mkl · k šm ql ybrk [son of Abdimilk, to his go]d
Reshep Mikal,
because he
heard his voice: may he bless. The
Cypriot inscription...
- /(3a)qui
avait construit/ dans
Sidon de la Mer, 3.
Cieux élevés, Pays des
Resheps, en outre, à
Sidon des
Champs voici qu'il
construisit et fit le roi Bod'ashtart...
