Renenutet

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Renenutet is an ancient Egyptian cobra goddess associated primarily with nourishment, harvests, and the protection of grain and royal children.

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Renenutet canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Egyptian goddess
cobra goddess
fertility deity
associatedWith agriculture
fertility
food supply
grain
harvest
nourishment
protection of children
royal children
consort Geb
Sobek
culture ancient Egypt
linked to: Pharaonic Egypt
depictedAs cobra
woman wearing a cobra on her head
woman with a cobra head
equatedWith Hathor
Isis
Thermouthis
Wadjet
etymology name related to the Egyptian word for "to nurse" or "to suckle"
festival harvest festivals
function guardian of grain stores
protector of royal children
protector of the harvest
protector of the pharaoh
provider of nourishment
gender female
hasTitle Lady of Fertile Fields
Lady of the Granary
iconographicAttribute ankh
scepter
was-scepter
motherOf Nehebkau
Sobek
nameVariant Ernutet
Renenet
Thermuthis
patronOf fields
granaries
vineyards
religion ancient Egyptian religion
roleInAfterlife provider of sustenance for the dead
symbol cobra
timePeriodOfWorship Middle Kingdom
New Kingdom
Ptolemaic Period
linked to: Ptolemaic Kingdom
worshipPlace Faiyum region
linked to: Faiyum Oasis

Medinet Madi

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sobek spouseInSomeTraditions Renenutet
Medinet Madi hasTempleDeity Renenutet