Hathor Egyptian Goddess Of Love, Beauty, Drunkenness And Sexuality, Egyptian Mythology Explained

Hathor was the Egyptian goddess of love, beauty, celebrations, drunkenness and sexuality. Also known as the cow goddess, Hathor was a primordial Egyptian goddess who played a variety of roles. If you like Egyptian Mythology, you will love this playlist Egyptian Mythology Explained Hathor could acted as the daughter and consort of the sun god Ra, she was also perceived as the original mother of the falcon god Horus before the Osiris myth took prominence importance in Egypt giving this role to the goddess Isis. As the sky goddess, Hathor was seen as the mother of the pharaohs of ancient Egypt, and due to her relationship with the eye of Ra, the goddess Hathor represented the morning and evening star Venus. During the GrecoRoman period, Hathor was perceived as the moon divinity related to celestial precious bodies, such as gold, copper, silver and turquoise. the Egyptian goddess had great prominence during that ti