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sistrum in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
sistrum (plural:
sistra or (in Latin)
sīstra; from the Gr**** σεῖστρον
seistron of the same meaning; literally...
- harps, lyres, and
sistra in Hathor's honor. The sistrum, a rattle-like instrument, was
particularly important in Hathor's worship.
Sistra had
erotic connotations...
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appears in a
scene next to a year 1 stela. She is
depicted shaking two
sistra before Taweret, Thoth, and Nut.
Nefertari is an
important presence in the...
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Chankana Ganzá
Hosho Maracas Maracitos Katsa Chajchas Rainstick Kashaka Sistra In
Ancient Egypt,
rattles were used
during funerary rituals to
signify regeneration...
- each of
these objects. Some
other objects, such as
libation vessels and
sistra, were also
shaped like the sign. The sign
appeared very
commonly in the...
- used in
early Mesopotamia:
concussion clubs, clappers,
sistra, bells, cymbals, and rattles.
Sistra are
depicted prominently in a
great relief of Amenhotep...
- ****ociated with Hathor, the
goddess of love, such as
lotus flowers, monkeys, and
sistra. The
scroll was
probably painted in the
Ramesside period (1292-1075 BC)...
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shrine of Merneptah. A
scene depicts Ramesses II,
Queen Isetnofret with
sistra before Taweret (as a hippopotamus),
Thoth and Nut. A
daughter of her son...
- A
leather painting depicting Ethiopian Orthodox Debteras playing sistra and a drum....
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blessing Ramesses in the
Small Temple at Abu
Simbel Nefertari offering sistra to
seated goddess Hathor.
Frieze inside the
Small Temple.
Ramesses offering...
