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Uraeus

Uraeus

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Sep 22, 2026

Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
24:51
They therefore withdrew him from the tomb which should have been his lot, and there was substituted for the ordinary sparrow-hawk one of those groups which symbolize sovereignty over the two countries of the Nile, the coiled uraeus of the north and the vulture of the south.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
25:07
There was then finally added a second sparrow-hawk, the golden sparrow-hawk, the triumphant sparrow-hawk which had delivered Egypt from Typhon.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
25:16
The soul of Snofre, which is called, as a surviving double, Horus, Master of Truth, is as a living double entitled the Lord of the Vulture and of the Uraeus, Master of Truth and Horus Triumphant.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
25:30
On the other hand, the royal prince, when he put on the diadem, received, from the moment of his advancement to the highest rank, such an increase of dignity that his birth-name, even when framed in a cartouche and enhanced with brilliant epithets, was no longer able to fully represent him.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
25:47
This exaltation of his person was therefore marked by a new designation.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
25:08
They therefore withdrew him from the tomb which should have been his lot, and there was substituted for the ordinary sparrowhawk one of those groups which symbolize sovereignty over the two countries of the Nile, the coiled uraeus of the north and the vulture of the south.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
25:23
There was then finally added a second sparrowhawk, the golden sparrowhawk, the triumphant sparrowhawk which had delivered Egypt from Typhon.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
25:32
The soul of Snofre, which is called, as a surviving double, Horus, Master of Truth, is as a living double entitled the Lord of the Vulture and of the Uraeus, Master of Truth and Horus Triumphant.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
25:46
On the other hand, the royal prince, when he put on the diadem, received, from the moment of his advancement to the highest rank, such an increase of dignity that his birth name, even when framed in a cartouche and enhanced with brilliant epithets, was no longer able to fully represent him.
Heather M. ByeNARRATOR
26:03
This exaltation of his person was therefore marked by a new designation.
Heather MbyeNARRATOR
43:28
She came and went at pleasure and appeared in public with or without her husband.
Heather MbyeNARRATOR
43:33
The preamble of official documents in which she is mentioned solemnly recognizes her as the living follower of Horus, the associate of the Lord of the Vulture and the Uraeus, the very gentle, the very praiseworthy, she who sees her Horus or Horus and Sit face to face.
Heather MbyeNARRATOR
43:50
Her union with the god king rendered her a goddess and entailed upon her the fulfillment of all duties which a goddess owed to a god.
Heather MbyeNARRATOR
43:58
They were varied and important.
Dominic PerryHOST
11:00
However, on Mesui's forehead, there are some rather unusual lines.
Dominic PerryHOST
11:06
Marks in the sandstone closely resemble the Uraeus, or royal cobra.
Dominic PerryHOST
11:11
During the New Kingdom, that symbol was reserved for kings, queens, and deities.
Dominic PerryHOST
11:17
It shouldn't appear on the head of an official.
Gary WayneGUEST
70:54
But specifically, though, the Anunnaki have a different look than the Seraphim gods.
Gary WayneGUEST
71:01
Seraphims are reptilian, dragon gods, right? Bloom serpents, feathered serpents, Uraeus gods, like Baal and Osiris, serpentine with wings.
Gary WayneGUEST
71:14
So Anunnaki, as we see them depicted on relief, some of them have a human head, dark hair, dark black beards, wings, stocky.
Gary WayneGUEST
71:27
And they'll be doing this ritual around some sort of tree of life, as the mythos says, or some sort of technology.

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