Who was Muth in ancient egyptian mythology?

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(at least three facts please)

Answer 1

Don't know of a God or Goddess named Muth. Closest I can think of is Mut, who is the principal female counterpart of the of the solar deity Amen Ra. Her name means "mother" but she was believed to possess both male and female reproductive organs. In later centuries, she was identified with the Goddess Bast and / or Sekhmet.

In egyptian art, Mut is usually portrayed as a woman wearing on her head, the united crowns of Upper and Lower Egypt and holding in her hands the papyrus scepter and the Ankh, emblems of life.

She is also shown pouring out life-giving waters from the sycamore tree.

Answer 2

The female principle for the time being cast out of the Deity, Osiris, the male element, now outwardly assumes the position of supreme God. It was, however, reserved for a later and more sensuous age to permanently adopt an absurdity so opposed to all established ideas relative to a creative force in Nature and in man. Seth, the Destroyer, had been deposed, but, so deeply rooted in the human mind had become the idea of a female Creator, that Isis, the Queen of Heaven, a somewhat lower conception of Muth, or of universal womanhood, soon assumed the place of Seth beside Osiris. Later in the history of Egypt, when the gods have become greatly multiplied, and the original significance of the deity obscured, Horus, the child and the third member in the later Egyptian triad, not unfrequently appears in her place as one of the eight great gods.

According to Plutarch, Isis and Muth are identical, but from the evidence at hand it is plain that Muth comprehends divine womanhood, or the female principle as it was regarded at an earlier stage of human growth. Muth is not only the parent of the sun, or the force which produces the sun, but she is also Wisdom, the first emanation from the Deity, at the same time that she comprehends all the possibilities of Nature. Isis seems to represent the Deity at a time when the higher truths known to a more ancient people were beginning to lose their hold upon the race.

Renouf informs us that the word Maat, or Muth, means Law, "not in that forensic sense of command issued either by a human sovereign authority, or by a divine legislator, like the laws of the Hebrews, but in the sense of that unerring order which governs the universe, whether in its physical or its moral aspect."89 The same writer observes further that Maat "is called mistress of Heaven, ruler of earth, and president of the nether world," and in a further description of the conception embodied in this Deity, refers to the fact that while she is the mother of the sun she is also the first emanation from God.

Answer 3

I just can believe believe you you have the entire internet at the tips of your fingers and you are just to lazy to do it for yourself. How lazy are people who can do their own work has become. No wonder America has to import their brain power from around the world for it does not exist here any more............... What a damn shame that is....................

Answer 4

everytime i looked up "Muth" it said try "mot" it mot what your looking for?