Named after one of the most powerful and influential gods in the Egyptian pantheon, the meaning of the Eye of Horus runs deep and yet still very current. In this article, we will try to unravel its secrets and …

The earliest reference to these four gods is found in the Pyramid Texts [ca. 2350–2100 BC] where they are said to be the children and also the “souls” of [the god] Horus.

Only fragments of the hieroglyphic texts engraved into the walls of the Temple of Horus at Edfu, Egypt have been translated into English. Initially, translations were based on transcriptions by Maxence de …

The child born to Isis was named Horus, the hawk-god. When he became an adult, Horus decided to make a case before the court of gods that he, not Set, was the rightful king of Egypt.

The HORUS mission will contribute vital information on how solar systems form and whether habitable planets should be common or rare. It also will investigate the structure, evolution, and destiny of …

To read the standard works on Egyptian religion is to learn that the Sun was worshipped as Horus, the Moon as Thoth, Orion as Osiris, Sirius as Sothis, and the Circumpolar Stars as the “Imperishable …

This is Horus, the protector of his father Osiris, Who fights with his horns, Who prevails over the Hippopotamus, Who seizes the Perverse One, Who smites the foes.