Anubis
Ănūbis (-is vel -idis, m.) (Aegyptie Ỉnpw, prius /jaˈnaːpʰVw/ dein /ʔaˈnuːpʰ/) est Aegyptiacus sepulturae deus, et psychopompa, saepe cum thois capite pictus.
Quem antiqui dicebant mortuos in itinere ad vitam post mortem ducere. In mythologia, postquam Osiris regnum mortuorum adsumpserat, Anubis animas defunctorum illi ducere factus est, quas pependit libra iustitiae: si corda pensa sint graviora penna, a monstro devorentur; si leviora, ad vitam aetheriam transcendant animae.
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Notae
Nexus interni
 | Haec stipula ad religionem spectat. Amplifica, si potes! |
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