Hathor God Or Goddess

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2. God or goddess

Hathor- Hathor was the goddess of love women beauty pleasure and music! She was the daughter of Ra the sun god she was shown in three ways- 1. As a cow
2. A woman with the body of a human but cow ears.
3. A girl wearing a cow horn headdress. It is believed she had a bad side too. While her father Ra was ruling over earth, and angry humans were plotting against him. She was sent to battle. She became bloodthirsty and could not be stopped from this cold slaughtering. When Ra saw this chaos below he decided to take matters into his own hands since she was acting like Sekhmet he took a blood color drink and poured it on the ground, she became drunk and returned into her old gentle self.

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