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- Mnevis abstract "Mnevis or Mer-wer was an aspect of the Atum-Ra, the chief god in the pantheon of Heliopolis. The origin and meaning of its name is currently unknown. Mnevis was identified as being a living bull. This may be a vestige of the sacrifice of kings after a period of reign, who were seen as the sons of Bat or Hathor, the ancient cow deity of the early solar cults. Thus, seen as a symbol of the later sun god, Ra, the Mnevis was often depicted, in art, with the solar disc of their mother, Hathor between its horns.A suitable bull was selected from the area, said to be the living Mnevis bull, and was taken to a special temple, where it was worshipped and its movement used as an oracle. Since the fertile soil of the Nile was so black that the word for black (Khem) became the Egyptian word for Egypt, and bulls in this region had a tendency to black colouring, the bull selected to be the Mnevis was traditionally completely black, thus being referred to as Kemwer, meaning great black (one). When a completely black bull could not be found, they chose one that was completely white, in contrast.".
- Mnevis thumbnail Votivstele_fuer_den_Mnevis-Stier,_Heliopolis_12._Jh._v._Chr._Aegyptisches_Museum,_Muenchen-1.jpg?width=300.
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- Mnevis wikiPageRevisionID "695625218".
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Ancient_Egyptian_religion.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Apis_(deity).
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Art.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Atum.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Bat_(goddess).
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Buchis.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Category:Egyptian_mythology.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Category:Horned_deities.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Egyptian_language.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Hathor.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Heliopolis_(Ancient_Egypt).
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink King_of_the_Gods.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Km_(hieroglyph).
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Oracle.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Ra.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink Sacred_bull.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLink File:Votivstele_fuer_den_Mnevis-Stier,_Heliopolis_12._Jh._v._Chr._Aegyptisches_Museum,_Muenchen-1.jpg.
- Mnevis wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mnevis".
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- Mnevis subject Category:Egyptian_mythology.
- Mnevis subject Category:Horned_deities.
- Mnevis hypernym Aspect.
- Mnevis type Saint.
- Mnevis comment "Mnevis or Mer-wer was an aspect of the Atum-Ra, the chief god in the pantheon of Heliopolis. The origin and meaning of its name is currently unknown. Mnevis was identified as being a living bull. This may be a vestige of the sacrifice of kings after a period of reign, who were seen as the sons of Bat or Hathor, the ancient cow deity of the early solar cults.".
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- Mnevis sameAs Мневис.
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- Mnevis wasDerivedFrom Mnevis?oldid=695625218.
- Mnevis depiction Votivstele_fuer_den_Mnevis-Stier,_Heliopolis_12._Jh._v._Chr._Aegyptisches_Museum,_Muenchen-1.jpg.
- Mnevis isPrimaryTopicOf Mnevis.