Mistress of Isheru

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Mistress of Isheru is an epithet of the ancient Egyptian goddess Mut, highlighting her role as the protective and maternal deity associated with the sacred Isheru lake at Karnak.

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Mistress of Isheru canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf epithet
religious title
appearsIn temple inscriptions at Karnak
appliesToDeityInReligion ancient Egyptian religion
associatedWithCity Thebes
associatedWithPlace Isheru lake
associatedWithTempleComplex Karnak
category epithets of Egyptian goddesses
epithets of Mut
connectedToFeature horseshoe-shaped sacred lake
cultCenterOfDeity Mut
culticAssociation sacred lake rituals
denotesRole maternal deity
protective deity
epithetOf Mut
language ancient Egyptian
refersTo Mut
relatedConcept Isheru
religiousFunction guardian of sacred waters
protector of temple precinct
symbolizes maternal care
nurturing protection
usedInPeriod Late Period (Egypt)
New Kingdom (Egypt)
worshipContext Karnak temple of Mut
linked to: Temple of Mut
worshippedAt Mut Precinct at Karnak
linked to: Precinct of Mut

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Mut hasTitle Mistress of Isheru