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- Atum - Wikipedia
Atum was a self-created deity, the first being to emerge from the darkness and endless watery abyss that existed before creation A product of the energy and matter contained in this chaos, he created his children—the first deities, out of loneliness
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- Atum | Definition Facts | Britannica
Atum, in ancient Egyptian religion, one of the manifestations of the sun and creator god, perhaps originally a local deity of Heliopolis Atum’s myth merged with that of the great sun god Re, giving rise to the deity Re-Atum
- Ancient Egyptian God Atum: Creation, Prowess, and Evolution
Ancient Egyptian myth tells the story of an Atum that will end the world, returning it to the endless primordial waters that existed before the world began Atum was part of the Great Ennead, a group of nine deities worshipped at Heliopolis
- The Creation of the World: Atum, Ra, and the Ennead
Explore the Egyptian creation myth, from the primordial waters of Nun to the birth of Atum, Ra, and the Ennead of gods Discover how order arose from chaos
- Atum: The Egyptian Father the of Gods | History Cooperative
Atum is an important Egyptian god, often considered to be the creator god responsible for bringing the world into existence He is considered to be the primeval deity who emerged from the chaos of the primordial waters of Nun
- Egyptian Creation Myths: Legends of Ra, Atum, Ptah, Khnum, Amun
At the head of this Ennead stood the creator god Atum, whose act of creation marked the beginning of existence The first stage of creation began when Atum, finding himself alone, decided to bring forth offspring from himself
- Atum - Ancient Egypt Online
Atum (also known as Tem or Temu) was the first and most important Ancient Egyptian god to be worshiped in Iunu (Heliopolis, Lower Egypt), although in later times Ra rose in importance in the city, and eclipsed him to some extent
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