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    Hatshepsut: Daughter of Amun

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      SEKHMET

      Consort of Ptah. Lioness goddess of Memphis. “Great of Magic". Associated with destruction, but more often in the sense of making way for creation than destruction for destruction's sake. She has been known to cure pestilence as well as to cause it.

      SESHAT

      “Foremost in the Library". Usually associated as the female counterpart of Djehuti as they are both concerned with measuring and recording. Seen with a seven-pointed star above her head.

      SET

      George Hart describes him as a “god of chaotic forces who commands both veneration and hostility". In mythology he is depicted as the murderer of his brother Osiris and the antagonist of Horus, and yet in the solar barque he defends Ra against the even greater menace of an attack by Apep, the ultimate enemy of existence. He is the violent and destructive force on earth, but does not threaten the very existence of the universe as does Apep. Sometimes the energy of such a force as Set can be harnessed and redirected. Traditionally he has come to be identified with “evil” and Horus with “good” in the conflict of good and evil. But, as we all know, nothing is as simple as that. He is associated with the red desert regions and the sand-storms, as opposed to the rich black fertile lands beside the river.

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      About Moyra Caldecott

      Moyra Caldecott was born in Pretoria, South Africa in 1927, and moved to London in 1951. She married Oliver Caldecott and raised three children. She has degrees in English and Philosophy and an M.A. in English Literature.

      Moyra Caldecott has earned a reputation as a novelist who writes as vividly about the adventures and experiences to be encountered in the inner realms of the human consciousness as she does about those in the outer physical world. To Moyra, reality is multidimensional.

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      Books by Moyra Caldecott

      Titles marked with an asterisk are available or forthcoming from Mushroom eBooks. Please visit http://www.mushroom-ebooks.com for more information.

      FICTION

      Guardians of the Tall Stones:

      The Tall Stones*

      The Temple of the Sun*

      Shadow on the Stones*

      The Silver Vortex*

      Weapons of the Wolfhound*

      The Eye of Callanish*

      The Lily and the Bull*

      The Tower and the Emerald*

      Etheldreda*

      Child of the Dark Star*

      Hatshepsut: Daughter of Amun*

      Akhenaten: Son of the Sun*

      Tutankhamun and the Daughter of Ra*

      The Ghost of Akhenaten*

      The Winged Man*

      The Waters of Sul*

      The Green Lady and the King of Shadows*

      NON-FICTION/MYTHS AND LEGENDS

      Crystal Legends*

      Three Celtic Tales*

      Women in Celtic Myth

      Myths of the Sacred Tree

      Mythical Journeys: Legendary Quests

      CHILDREN'S STORIES

      Adventures by Leaflight

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      Visit www.mushroom-ebooks.com for information on additional titles by this and other authors.

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      eBook Info

      Identifier:Caldecott-Hatshepsut

      Title:Hatshepsut: Daughter of Amun

      Creator:Moyra Caldecott

      Publisher:Mushroom eBooks

      Rights:Copyright © 1986, 2000 by Moyra Caldecott

      Description:Historical Fiction. 101531 words long. First published by Arrow Books in 1986

      Language:English

      Type:Novel

      Format:text/xml

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