Category:Resheph

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English: Resheph (Rašap, Rešef, Reshef; Canaanite/Hebrew ršp רשף) was a Canaanite deity of plague and war. In Egyptian iconography Resheph is depicted wearing the crown of Upper Egypt (White Crown), surmounted in front by the head of a gazelle. He has links with Theban war god Montu and was thought of as a guardian deity in battle by many Egyptian pharaohs. Although the iconography of Resheph shares the gazelle with that of the Egyptian-Canaanite Shed, Izak Cornelius writes that "the rest of the attributes are totally different." According to myth, Resheph exerted a benign influence against disease.
System-search.svgSee also: Montu and Shed.
<nowiki>Reshef; Reshep; Reshef; ラシャプ; Reşef; Reshep; Resef; Reschef; Resheph; Resheph; رشف; 瑞許弗; რეშეფი; Rešef; ریشف; Rešep; Resheph; رشف; Reszef; רשף; Reshef; Reshef; Решеф; Rašap; 레스헤프; Resheph; رشف; Решеф; Решеф; divinidad cananea de la pestilencia adoptada por la mitología egipcia; 西セム系民族に伝わる疫病の神; ägyptische Gottheit; divinité cananéenne de la pestilence adoptée par la religion égyptienne; deity associated with plague in ancient Canaanite religion later adopted into ancient Egyptian religion; dewa yang diasosiasikan dengan wabah dalam agama Kanaan kuno; אל כנעני הקשור בדֶבֶר; dio siriano della guerra e della pestilenza introdotto in Egitto; Rechef; Resheph; Rešep; Reṣeph; Resjef</nowiki>
Resheph 
deity associated with plague in ancient Canaanite religion later adopted into ancient Egyptian religion
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Wikidata Q167849
VIAF ID: 74658209, 744158127405215150002
GND ID: 119215101
Library of Congress authority ID: sh85113061
Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 124750850
IdRef ID: 078601622
National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007533922705171
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