Seshat

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Contents 1 Name 2 Names - Alternate 3 Appearance 4 Image Gallery 5 Parents 6 Consorts 7 Children 8 Epithets 9 Roles 10 Worship Centers 11 Festivals 12 Creation Story 13 Myths 14 Art 14.1 Ancient 14.2 Modern 15 Hymns 15.1 Ancient 15.2 Modern 16 Offerings 16.1 Food/Drink 16.2 Items 16.3 Stones 16.4 Scents 16.5 Colours 16.6 Flowers 17 Prayer Associations 18 Common Misconceptions 19 External Links

Name

Seshat

The Female Scribe

Names - Alternate

Sesat, Sesheta, Seshata, Safekh-Aubi

Appearance

• Can appear as a woman with a star flower on her head, wearing a leopard skin.
• Seshat is depicted as a woman dressed in the long skirt and leopard-skin of a Sem priest, with an obscure symbol on Her head comprised of a seven-pointed star or rosette crowned by either downturned horns or a bow.

Image Gallery

Parents

Consorts

Djehuty

Children

Epithets

Roles

Along with Nit and Nebthet, Seshat concerns herself with the passage of time.

Worship Centers

Festivals

Creation Story

Myths

Art

Ancient

Modern

Hymns

Ancient

Modern

Offerings

Food/Drink

• Fortune cookies

Items

• Fountain pens
• paper
• notebooks

Stones

• Aventurine
• Fossils
• Garnet
• Leopard Jasper
• Tourmaline

Scents

• Jasmine (particularly Jasminum auriculatum)
• Star Anise

Colours

• White
• Yellow

Flowers

Prayer Associations

Common Misconceptions

External Links

• Seshat.org