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Latest revision as of 15:26, 3 March 2025
Osiris is a deity who was worshiped in Ancient Egypt. He is considered a death god like Anubis.
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Characteristics
Osiris is a death god. Whereas Anubis is more a part of the fabric of death (and thus less concerned with being in charge), Osiris became "the boss" by virtue of bringing rank to the table. [1]
History
In 1995, the Emir used the Scroll of Thoth to bind the jackal god Anubis with a spell that invoked the power of Osiris, Isis and Set.
Appearances
- "Grief" (Mentioned Only)
See also
- Osiris at Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
