Hauron

deity Egyptian single tradition · 2

Hauron, also known as Horon, Haurun or Hawran, was an ancient Egyptian god worshiped in Giza. He was closely associated with Harmachis, with the names in some cases used interchangeably, and his name as a result could be used as a designation of the Great Sphinx of Giza. In the Ugaritic texts, Hauron appears as a deity associated with magic and exorcisms.

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When

First attested: 1000 BCE
Attested period: -1000 – -100
Historical notes: Worshiped from the first millennium BCE to the second century BCE.

Relationships

co occurs with: Harmachis, Shatiqatu, Tunnanu, Horon, Attapar, Ẓiẓẓu-wa-Kāmaṯu, Milku, Hauron-Harmachis, Henkhisesui, Heryshaf, Aa, Abtu, Aby, Amenhotep, son of Hapu, An-a-f, An-hetep-f, Astennu, Ba, Denwen, Djebuty, Djedefhor, Djefa, Dionysus-Osiris, Dunanwi, Fetket, Hapi-Wet, Har-em-akhet, Heneb, Heqaib, Heru-Khu, Hery-sha-duat, Hez-Ur, Hraf-haf, Resheph, Anat, Kothar-wa-Khasis, Yarikh, Gaṯaru, Ninurta, El, Baal, Dagan, Ashtart, Mot, Shalim, Shahar, Fá, Apedemak, Arensnuphis, Dedun, Ani, Ash, Harpocrates, Abu, Heka, Apophis, Andjety, Aqen, Duamutef, Bata, Hu, Akhty, Hermanubis, Aati, Duau, Aani, Hermes Trismegistus, Hapy, Gengen-Wer, Hery-maat, Banebdjedet, Harsomtus, Amu-Aa, Apesh, Am-heh, Buchis, Ba-Pef, Babi, Ha, Hemen, ʿAṯtar
allied with: Shapash, Arsaphes

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Sources

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Source passages

“Evidence for both royal and private worship of Hauron is available. However, no accounts of clergy dedicated to him or to Hauron (or Hauron-Harmachis) are available, with the exception of an isolate reference to a certain Pay, a grain measurer in his service, which is considered difficult to reconcile with the large number of available sources documenting the daily life of ancient Giza.”
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“Hauron – A protector and healing god, originally a Canaanite god”
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