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Explore the fascinating myths and symbols of Sobek, the ancient Egyptian god of the river, warfare, and fertility, depicted with a crocodile head and human body. Learn about his history, mother Neith, and unique attributes. Discover how Sobek was both feared and worshipped by Egyptians, along with his connection to the sun god Ra. Dive into the rich cultural significance of Sobek's headdress and his association with live crocodiles in religious practices.
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Sobek God of the Nile By Brendan Donilon
Sobek's History • Sobek is said to to be the god of the river, warfare, and fertility. • He had the head of a crocodile but the body of a man. • Other names for Sobek are Sebek, Sochet, Sobk, Sobki, Soknopais, and Suchos in Greek • Sobek’s mother is thought to be Neith, the god of creation, hunting, and dead.
Sobek Myths • Sobek was thought to have caught the Four Sons of Horus in a net. • Another myth was that Sobek laid eggs on the bank of Nun
I drew this picture of my god SOBEK • Sobek was feared by the egyptians because there were so many crocodile attacks. • But then he was thought to be a creator god so people started worshiping him. • Egyptians even worshiped live crocodiles because they believe this was Sobek in crocodile form.
I drew this picture of SOBEK’S CROWN • Sobek’s headress was made out of feathers with a sun disk on top. • Once he had the sun disk put over his head he was known as Sobek-Ra.