- The
sekhem scepter is a type of
ritual scepter in
ancient Egypt. As a
symbol of authority, it is
often incorporated in
names and
words ****ociated with...
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clank to a loud jangling. Its name in the
ancient Egyptian language was
sekhem (sḫm)[citation needed] or
sesheshet (sššt)
because of the
sound it made...
- the "double" or "vital essence" Ib or the "heart" Shut or the "shadow"
Sekhem or the "power, form" Collectively,
these spirits of a dead
person were called...
- The Was (wꜣs) is the
Egyptian hieroglyph character representing power.
Sekhem scepter Allen,
James P. (2014-07-24).
Middle Egyptian: An
Introduction to...
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Sekhem-ankh-Ptah (also
Sekhemankhptah and Sekhemankh-Ptah) was an
ancient Egyptian high
official who
lived during the Old
Kingdom period. His main title...
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Sekhem scepter Was
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- for
having been
revered by the
first female Pharaoh by the
Nebty name Sat-
Sekhem-Nebet-Tawy Sobekneferu,
present both in the
female Pharaoh's nomen, Sobekneferu...
- ever completed. A
papyrus discovered in
Harageh mentions a
place called Sekhem Sobekneferu that may
refer to the pyramid. Her rule is
attested on several...
- tril., See Was
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