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Per- Meru


𓌸𓂋𓅱𓃭𓏥𓀭       𓌸𓏪𓅱𓃭       𓈘𓃭𓏲𓂋𓅱Philae?
𓌸𓂋𓅱𓏪𓃭

MDC: mrw-rw , mrwl (LK) [l is foreign so /rw/ was convered]
Gardiner: 
Budge:
Alt Egyptian:
Demotic:
Transliteration: Merw
Coptic: 
Hebrew:
Greek: Mandulis
Arabic: 
English: Merul
Kemetic:
Alt:
IPA: Meruel, Melul, Merwl , Merwil , Merwel, Merweter , Menrwil , or Menlil
Pronounced: Meru , (Possibly) Muru [Egyptian]
Meaning: Name is Nubian, although in Egyptian it's possible it means "beloved lion" - /mrw/𓌻𓂋𓀁 "love" + /rw/𓃭𓏤 "lion'

Picture
Home: Lower Nubia (worshiped by Blemians)
Dynasty: Ptolemaic period
Temple: Main temple Kalabsha temple at Talmis, Owned Auset/Isis's temple at Philae, Temple of Petesi and Pihor at Dendur Ajuala


Nome:

Consort

Children

Parents
Wesir/Osiris "Serapis" (Father) & Auset/Isis (Mother)
Zeus (Father) & Auset/Isis (Mother)

Alternative Parentage

Siblings

Female/Male counter part


Priest names


Followers​


Features
According to Greek Historian Strabo “In addition to Isis, a large, colorful falcon was worshiped in Philae as an image of the soul of Horus and Ra , which is said to have flown in from Ethiopia .” As a human he had a Hemhemet crown with ostrich feather, ram horns, sun disk and uraeus. An other for resembled the bA a bird, He also appears as a lion, or a young child on a

Symbols
Sun
Full moon
Falcon

Roles
Local god, form of Horu/Horus, he is a young solar god

Interesting facts

Hybrid gods

Connection to other gods
Auset/Isis (connected to)
Satis
Wadjet
Ra
Wesir/Osiris
Horu/ Horus (identified with Ptolemaic -Roman periods)
Apollo (Mandulis was an epithet given to)

Celebrations

Offering items

Protects

Other names

Names derived from the God's name


Epitaphs
lord of the heavens, sun god and son of Zeus ( Horus ) (Mandulis) (Kalabsha Temple)
Sun, the all-seeing master, king of all, all-powerful Aion (Vespasian)
great god, lord of Talmis (Dendur)

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