Kep, Kepti (Egyptian) Septenary kronotype. (SD 1:408)

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Iotef In Egyptian iconography, a diadem worn by Thot-Lunus (SD 2:464)

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Apta (Egyptian) Crib, manger; birthplace of the sun (BCW 8:383).

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Aahla (Egyptian) Field of peace; a portion of the underworld or Amenti (TG 1).

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Evestrum Equivalent of astral body, sidereal man, or Egyptian kha (SD 2:633).

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Al-om-jah A name by which the highest Egyptian hierophants were known.

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Orai (Ancient Greek). The name of the angel-ruler of Venus, according to the Egyptian Gnostics.

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Phta-Ra (Egypt, Egyptian). One of the 49 mystic (occult) Fires.

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Sekhet (Egypt, Egyptian). See "Pasht".

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Sekten (Egypt, Egyptian). Devachan; the place of post mortem reward, a state of bliss, not a locality.

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Sokhit (Egypt, Egyptian). A deity to whom the cat was sacred.

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Tafne (Egypt, Egyptian). A goddess; daughter of the sun, represented with the head of a lioness.

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Tiaou (Egypt, Egyptian). A kind of Devachanic post mortem state.

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Thomei (Egypt, Egyptian). The Goddess of Justice, with eyes bandaged and holding a cross. The same as the Greek Themis.

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Khnoom (Egypt, Egyptian). The great Deep, or Primordial Space.

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Khoom (Egypt, Egyptian), or Knooph. The Soul of the world; a variant of Khnoom.

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Hathor (Egypt, Egyptian) The lower or infernal aspect of Isis, corresponding to the Hecate of Greek mythology.

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Batria (Egypt, Egyptian). According to tradition, the wife of the Pharaoh and the teacher of Moses.

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Anuki (Egypt, Egyptian). "See Anouki" supra. "The word Ank in Hebrew, means ‘my life’, my being, which is the personal pronoun Anocki, from the name of the Egyptian goddess Anouki ", says the author of the

Hebrew Mystery, or the Source of Measures.

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Nofir-hotpoo (Egypt, Egyptian). The same as the god Khonsoo, the lunar god of Thebes. Lit., "he who is in absolute rest". Nofir-hotpoo is one of the three persons of the Egyptian trinity, composed of Ammon, Mooth, and their son Khonsoo or Nofir-hotpoo.

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Noom (Egypt, Egyptian). A celestial sculptor, in the Egyptian legends, who creates a beautiful girl whom he sends like another Pandora to Batoo (or "man"), whose happiness is thereafter destroyed. The "sculptor" or artist is the same as Jehovah, the architect of the world, and the girl is "Eve".

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Phtah (Egypt, Egyptian). The God of death; similar to Siva, the destroyer. In later Egyptian mythology a sun-god. It is the seat or locality of the Sun and its occult Genius or Regent in esoteric philosophy.

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