- von Känel, Frédérique (1984). Les prêtres-ouâb de Sekhmet et les conjurateurs de Serket (in French). Presses Universitaires de France.Bulunamadı: selket
- Kaynak ara: "Selket" – haber · gazete · kitap · akademik · JSTOR (Temmuz 2023) (Bu şablonun nasıl ve ne zaman kaldırılması gerektiğini öğrenin).
- Selket was also a funerary goddess and guardian of Qebehsenuef, the son of Horus responsible for the canopic jar containing the intestines.
- selket, antik mısır mitolojisinde yer alan bir tanrıçadır. selket, isis ve nephthys ile birlikte ölüm tanrısı osiris'in koruyucu tanrıçası olarak bilinir...
- Depictions and texts suggest that Selket appeared in the form of a scorpion and warded off evil spirits with her venomous sting, thus protecting the souls from harm.
- Meditation to connect with Selket. Selket as depicted in the 19th dynasty tomb of Nefertari, Valley of the Queens, western Thebes.
- Selket travels in Isis’ entourage. She is a protective spirit who is among the four primary deities (alongside Neith, Isis, and Nephthys) who guard entombed coffins.
- The Origins of Selket
- The Powers and Role of Selket
- Selket in Mythology and Religion
- In the Book of the Dead, she is a protector of the deceased and his teeth are identified with hers. Magically, Selket was a protector from venomous bites.
- Selket, known as Serqet in Japan, is a demon in the series. Serket is one of the four goddesses who guarded the tomb of Tutankhamen.
- von Känel, Frédérique (1984). Les prêtres-ouâb de Sekhmet et les conjurateurs de Serket (in French). Presses Universitaires de France.Bulunamadı: selket
- Kaynak ara: "Selket" – haber · gazete · kitap · akademik · JSTOR (Temmuz 2023) (Bu şablonun nasıl ve ne zaman kaldırılması gerektiğini öğrenin).
- Selket was also a funerary goddess and guardian of Qebehsenuef, the son of Horus responsible for the canopic jar containing the intestines.
- selket, antik mısır mitolojisinde yer alan bir tanrıçadır. selket, isis ve nephthys ile birlikte ölüm tanrısı osiris'in koruyucu tanrıçası olarak bilinir...
- Depictions and texts suggest that Selket appeared in the form of a scorpion and warded off evil spirits with her venomous sting, thus protecting the souls from harm.
- Meditation to connect with Selket. Selket as depicted in the 19th dynasty tomb of Nefertari, Valley of the Queens, western Thebes.
- Selket travels in Isis’ entourage. She is a protective spirit who is among the four primary deities (alongside Neith, Isis, and Nephthys) who guard entombed coffins.
- The Origins of Selket
- The Powers and Role of Selket
- Selket in Mythology and Religion
- In the Book of the Dead, she is a protector of the deceased and his teeth are identified with hers. Magically, Selket was a protector from venomous bites.
- Selket, known as Serqet in Japan, is a demon in the series. Serket is one of the four goddesses who guarded the tomb of Tutankhamen.
