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'''Isis''' was a god who was held in great respect in ancient [[Har'Akir]]. | {{canon}} | ||
'''Isis''' was a god who was held in great respect in ancient [[Har'Akir]]. She was venerated as the [[Akiri]] goddess of [[child]]ren and motherhood.<ref>[[Touch of Death]] p. 19</ref> | |||
A [[statue]] of [[Isis]] is among the six that grace the outer wall of the [[Anhktepot's Tomb]]. | |||
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Isis was a god who was held in great respect in ancient Har'Akir. She was venerated as the Akiri goddess of children and motherhood.[1]
A statue of Isis is among the six that grace the outer wall of the Anhktepot's Tomb.
References
- ↑ Touch of Death p. 19
