Cheri-cheped-Kenmut
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Cheri-cheped-en-Kenmut Ḫr-3-ḫpd-n-knm.t That is under the rear part of the Kenmut animal |
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Cheri-cheped-Kenmut was the ancient Egyptian name of a dean who only included the star Denebola as Baktiu .
background
In Book of Nut Cheri-cheped-Kenmut is in the Dean lists performed at different positions, and represented on diagonal Star watches in the coffin texts of the epoch Amenemhet as Baktiu-constellation the third decade .
Sesostris III. In his seventh year in office, he initiated the reorganization of the list of deans, in which Cheri-cheped-Kenmut was now in second place. The heliacal ascent was dated for the 16th Schemu I. The leading role of the first Baktiu was taken over by Kenmut , who at that time had his heliacal ascent on the 6th of Shemu I.
presentation
Cheri-cheped-Kenmut is represented iconographically either as a lion-headed Sachmet with a cobra on his head or as a falcon-headed Horus . Another equation is made with the deity "the one with the Horus children".
Cheri-cheped-Kenmut is the dean deity responsible for the second hour in the book of the night . He was especially venerated during the Greco-Roman period in Buto and was included in the sacrificial ritual there.
See also
literature
- Christian Leitz u. a .: LGG - Vol 6: H̱ - s - , Peeters, Leuven 2002, ISBN 2-87723-649-8
- Alexandra von Lieven : Floor plan of the course of the stars - the so-called groove book . The Carsten Niebuhr Institute of Ancient Eastern Studies (among others), Copenhagen 2007, ISBN 978-87-635-0406-5
Individual evidence
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↑ According to the writing in Sethos I - script of the Nutbuch. The use of the hieroglyph
instead of
contradicts the usual spelling. The cause is the partially cryptographic writing of the groove book, cf. Alexandra von Lieven: Plan of the course of the stars - The so-called Nutbuch , The Carsten Niebuhr Institute of Ancient Eastern Studies (among others), Copenhagen 2007, p. 385.
- ↑ As written in the coffin texts of the Middle Kingdom; see. Christian Leitz: LGG - Vol 6: H̱ - s - , Peeters, Leuven 2002, p. 39.
- ↑ July 25 or 31 (the viewing date depends on the place of purchase).
- ↑ July 15 or 21 (the viewing date depends on the place of purchase).