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Ancient Egyptians held cats in the highest esteem, to the extent that felines often represented aspects of several motherly feline goddesses. Cat outlines were woven into furniture and crafted from the finest metals, in an attempt to portray felines' grace and high moral character.

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The tyet is a symbol often associated with Isis. It is a knot used to secure clothing for the Egyptian gods, also referred to as the Blood of Isis, Buckle of Isis, or Girdle of Isis.

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1. Ancient Egyptians viewed blowjobs as a source of life. The goddess Isis resurrected her dead, brother-husband, Osiris, by fellatio.

2. Ancient Egyptian depictions of Isis show her dressed in a long dress with a crown on her head. She is often depicted with an Ankh in her hand, representing eternal life.

3. The ancient Egyptian religion believed that the sun God "Ra" created the God "Shu" and Goddess "Tefnut" by giving himself a blowjob and spitting his semen onto the ground.

4. About Mafdet, the Ancient Egyptian cat goddess who was said to have ripped out the hearts of criminals before placing them at the pharaoh's feet - the same way cats today bring their owners mice or birds they have hunted. "Mafdet's Claw" was an Ancient Egyptian execution weapon named after her.

5. Ancient Egyptian cats enjoyed a sacred status because of their utility as domesticated animals against various pests, mice, and snakes. The cat goddess Bastet was popular and the temple of Bastet was erected in her honour. The cats were mummified after death and buried in the temple.

6. Hathor, Egyptian cow goddess, became the Egyptian lion goddess of war and menstruation, Sekhmet. Sekhmet went on a rampage and was stopped only after drinking beer that was made to look like blood and passed out, returning to her state as Hathor.

7. Isis is an Ancient Egyptian Goddess that was worshipped throughout Egypt and the Roman Empire. She was considered the paradigm of motherly virtues as well as a friend of slaves, sinners, artisans and the downtrodden.

8. The Egyptian goddess Seshat, credited with the invention of writing, astronomy, architecture and mathematics, is portrayed in heiroglyphics with a cannabis leaf above her head

9. The Egyptian goddess Tenenet is both the goddess of beer and childbirth.

10. A bizarre feud between the Egyptian goddess Isis and the god Set. Set had shamed her son, Horus, so Isis cut her son's hands off and then took revenge by feeding Set lettuce covered in the semen of Horus. Set became pregnant, and the dispute was then taken to the court of the gods.