hathor was the goddess of love in egypt.
hathor was the goddess of love in egypt.
who is the goddess of love in egypt?
hathor
bullet::::- aonghus or "aengus"— god of beauty, youth, and sensual love in irish mythology









































bullet::::- aphrodite – goddess of beauty and passionate love in greek mythology









































bullet::::- astarte – goddess of love in canaanite mythology









































bullet::::- eros – god of passionate love in greek mythology









































bullet::::- freyja – goddess of love, fertility and war in norse mythology









































bullet::::- hathor – goddess of love in ancient egyptian religion









































bullet::::- inanna – goddess of sexual love in sumerian mythology









































bullet::::- ishtar – goddess of love and war in babylonian mythology









































bullet::::- kama – god of sensual love in hindu mythology









































bullet::::- mihr – spirit of love in persian mythology
religious views on love
many texts mention different attributes of isis. these were combined into a single narrative by plutarch in the 1st century ad. in her aspect of protector of egypt and its people, isis is depicted with huge outspread wings. she taught women to grind corn, to spin and to weave, and she taught the people how to cure illnesses. she instituted the rite of marriage. when her consort, osiris, left egypt to travel the world, isis ruled the country in his absence. "the hieroglyph for her name is the image of a throne, and her lap came to be seen as the throne of egypt. because of her fame isis eventually absorbed the qualities of almost all the other goddesses; "she was a great mother goddess, a bird goddess, a goddess of the underworld who brought life to the dead, and a goddess of the primeval waters...her following spread beyond egypt to greece and throughout the roman empire...(lasting) from before 3000 bc until well into christian times.
miraculous births