Yes, there is not one definitive myth and many of the Egyptian gods have various parentage stories. Yet I would also challenge you to point me to a documented legend where Horus is the son of Wadjet.

Osiris' wife, Isis, managed to reassemble the body of Osiris, and then their son, Horus, came after Set for vengeance. Set is associated closely with animals such as the dog, crocodile, and scorpion.

One of the core myths of ancient Egypt concerned the gods Seth, Osiris, Isis and Horus. Seth and Osiris were brother deities, the former representing evil and chaos, the latter representing good ...

The Eye of Horus was a key symbol in ancient Egypt. It appeared on amulets and in tombs. Egyptians believed it offered divine protection. The symbol is linked to Horus, a deity. Myth says his eye ...

This is sudden, but welcome to the world of Egyptian gods, where ancient deities work, have fun, and relax like the rest of us. Anubis and Thoth enjoy a day off from work, and we get to see just ...

The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology (JEA) is a leading international journal for the publication of Egyptological research. The journal publishes scholarly articles (main articles and brief ...