Apis Bull Bust Mini Thoth Statue To wear it was to

To wear it was to surrender peripheral vision in exchange for an unbreakable focus on the man standing directly in front of you

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Ramses II and Queen Nefertari would be shown offering lotus flowers to the goddess Isis

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Apis Bull Bust Mini Thoth Statue To wear it was toThe Apis bull was a sacred bull worshiped in ancient Egypt, particularly in the Memphis region. Believed to be the son of the goddess Hathor, the Apis bull was recognized by its distinctive markings. The cult of the Apis bull was an important part of ancient Egyptian religion and was associated with the worship of Ptah, Osiris, and later Serapis. The bull was considered a symbol of strength, vital energy, and power and was revered as a living god. The