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Ram-God of Middle Egypt, the Lord of Suten-Henen : he is the Egyptian equivalent of the Greek Herakles (Budge names him Heru-Shefit)

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This photograph print, sourced from Mary Evans Picture Library, showcases a statue of the Egyptian god Heryshaf, also known as Heru-Shefit or the Middle Egyptian Ram-God. Heryshaf is an intriguing deity with complex mythology, holding significance in ancient Egyptian religion as the Lord of Suten-Henen and the equivalent of the Greek Herakles. Heryshaf is often depicted as a ram-headed god, symbolizing strength, power, and fertility. His name, which translates to "He who is powerful in Suten-Henen," further emphasizes his role as a protector and provider. The god was believed to have the ability to control the Nile floods, ensuring the fertility of the land and the prosperity of its people. The statue in this photograph is a testament to the intricate craftsmanship and artistic prowess of ancient Egyptian artisans. Heryshaf's ram-head is adorned with intricate details, and his body is covered in hieroglyphics, showcasing the richness of the Egyptian script. The god's muscles are defined, reflecting the connection between Heryshaf and Herakles, both known for their immense strength and heroic deeds. As a god of Middle Egypt, Heryshaf was particularly revered in the region of Busiris. His cult was widespread, and he was often depicted in various scenes, including hunting, wrestling, and performing miracles. The statue in this photograph may have originally stood in a temple or a private shrine, serving as a reminder of the god's power and protection. This photograph print offers a glimpse into the rich history and mythology of ancient Egypt, providing a captivating window into the beliefs and practices of a civilization that continues to fascinate scholars and enthusiasts alike.

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