Talk:Satis
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- Satet may have been a child of the eyptian god set and her name could have been Set'Et or little Set(female).
This is because it strikes me as wild speculation, and is not a view I have seen expressed in egyptological texts, based simply on a vague similarity in her name. I know of no connection between the Elephantine triad and Set, so I find it very unlikely that she would have been considered Set's daughter.
Moved comment from article (Gareth Hughes 16:00, 2 December 2005 (UTC)):
- (Iconography: if my memory is correct: On a stele, Pharaoh Thotmes-III stands inbetween Satis & Anuket , both in simple white gowns. Satis is crowned by the White Crown flanked by Bull's Horns, Her daughter Anuket wears a Crown, or headband with nine tiara-arranged feathers [30 cm high ]alternatively red & yellow.) --130.161.135.33 A.Muster dd 2 Dec.2005.
