There is a very wide variety of aspects in the world of mythology. Similarities and differences are in abundance in the many stories consisting in mythology. Two of these myths are the Egyptian myth of Osiris, Isis and Horus and the Babylonian myth of The Emuna elish, containing numerous contrasting beliefs as well as ones that are alike. The Egyptians and Babylonians share similar qualities in the structure of specific myths. The main similarity between these two myths is the strong belief in revenge. In the story of Osiris, Iris and Horus, Osiris was killed by his brother, Set, and so he and Isis hoped that their son, Horus, would avenge his death. Horus did set out to avenge his father, but when he caught Set, Isis pitied him and let
