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Neith (aka Net, Neit or Nit) and is one of the oldest deities of ancient Egypt who was worshipped early in the Pre-Dynastic Period (c. 6000 - 3150 BCE) and whose veneration continued through the Ptolemaic Dynasty (323 - 30 BCE), the last to rule Egypt before the coming of Rome.

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Neith was a predynastic deity who became the patron of Sais and Memphis. She was the mother of Sebek and Re, and had crossed arrows and a bow as her symbols.

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Neith is the mother of Ra and a creator of the world, who weaved the universe with her shuttle. She is also a warrior, a mediator, a protector and a symbol of the Red Crown of Lower Egypt.

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Neith est la déesse de la ville de Saîs située dans le Delta occidental du Nil. Elle est figurée en femme coiffée de la couronne rouge du Nord ou de son emblème : deux arcs liés ensemble dans leur étui. Elle reste l’une des rares figures du panthéon égyptien à être considérée comme un démiurge.

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Neith est la déesse originaire de la ville de Saïs dans le delta du Nil; elle est représentée par une femme coiffée de la couronne rouge de la Basse Égypte ou de la navette disposée verticalement ou horizontalement. elle tient à la main un arc et des flèches ou d'un bouclier.

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Neith is a primordial deity in Egyptian mythology, associated with the waters of creation, warfare, hunting, and weaving. She is also linked to royal power and the afterlife, and has temples dedicated to her in various cities.

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Neith was a powerful goddess of creation, wisdom, weaving, war, and funerary rites in ancient Egypt. She was worshipped from the Predynastic era to Roman times and was sometimes seen as the mother of Ra and Sobek.