ISIS GODDESS

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The two consorts reigned happily over Egypt

But fate had a surprise for them. Their evil brother Seth, jealous of their success had plooted a deceit against his brother Osiris. He had prepared a rich casket, promising to donate it to anyone who, going inside it, would have filled it completely with his body. The casket had Osiris’s exact measurement. undefined

At this point Isis’s peregrinations to find her husband’s body began

During one of her journeys she learned that the casket had been transported by the stream from the Nile to the sea. Here, as it reached Biblo, it was stranded near a bush. The bush, as for an incantation, was transformed into a beautiful acacia. Holding the casket in its trunk. The king of Biblo had seen the tree and had ordered to cut it, making a column of it for his palace. Isis, who had reached Biblo, every night transformed herself in a swallow and flying around the column screamed desperately but nobody took notice of her. Afterwards, when she was the king’s little boy’s governess, she was able to have the casket as a gift. Once opened, she tried to give life back to her husband, but in vain.

This is the moment she was fecundated by Osiris, when, as a hawk, she gave wind with her wings on her lifeless husband’s body.

undefined They were all found, except for the male sexual organ, eaten by the ossirinco of the Nile. In each city where Osiris’s pieces were found, a temple was built.

When Osiris’s body was recomposed, it was tried to give him life back.

The attempt was only partly successful because Osiris began to reign again but no longer on earth, but on the “Site beyond the west”, the afterlife.