Horus

Egyptian: Hor
Coptic: (Hoor) or (Hoh-or)
Graeco-Egyptian: Horos
Latinised Greek: Horus

The God associated with the Hiereus.

Simple Form: Horus has the head of a hawk and wears a nemyss striped black and white. His linen kilt is white, and his overkilt is striped black and white. His pectoral collar is banded red, black, red. His wristbands are banded black and white. Horus bears a red sword. The god stands upon a black and white pavement. When seated, the god sits upon a throne of black ornamented in white, which stands upon a black and white pavement. ¹

Advanced Form: Horus has the head of a hawk, and wears a nemyss striped black and red, surmounted by the red Desheret crown of the Lower Realms. His linen kilt is white, and his overkilt is striped black and red. His pectoral collar is banded red, black, red. His wristbands are banded black and red. Horus bears a red lance or the red sword of the Hiereus. The god stands upon a black and white pavement. Beneath his feet, he tramples a red dragon, serpent, or crocodile. When seated, the god sits upon a throne of black ornamented in red, which stands upon a black and white pavement.¹

This page is referenced by: Descriptions of Godforms,  HOOR,  Neophyte Self-Initiation Ritual

Created by: Amadeus last modification: Tuesday 02 of August, 2005 [14:40:29 UTC] by Amadeus