Raet-tawy

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Raet-tawy was the primary consort of Montu in Karnak, Medamud, and Tod during the New Kingdom. She also held a prominent role in Tod and was particularly significant in the Mammisi of Armant, known as "the temple of Raet-tawy." Raet-tawy was linked to Montu-Ra, local to Thebes.

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When

First attested
3000 BCE
Attested period
-3000 – 2020
Historical notes
Primary consort of Montu during the New Kingdom.

Relationships

manifests as
Hathor
aspect of
Ra
consort of
Montu-Ra, Montu, Ra
manifested by
Eye of Ra
syncretized with
Wedjat

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Sources

Source passages

“The "womb of the sea" is an epithet associated with Mut and Raet-tawy as maternal figures, and possibly with Neith. Khonsu impregnates a feminine entity within the primordial waters to bring forth the primordial egg.”

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“It is unclear when the fuller form of her name, Raet-tawy, was first used. She was later referred to as "lady of heaven, mistress of the gods", mirroring Ra's titles.”

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