vali_ a scris:ce nu stiai ex si horus a murit rastignit
Vali, se pare ca nu exista asa o legenda in sursele antice, si Horus are aspectele urmatoare, intre care nu intra si cel de invatator cu 12 discipoli, nascut din fecioara, bla bla...
Harsiesis (Horus son of Isis) Horus as the defenceless baby born of Isis and Osiris, hidden in the marshes of Buto from the attacks of Set (compare this to the myths about the holy family in Egypt in Christianity). He is the magickal child.
Harpokrates (The infant Horus) Horus as a child, representing the new born sun (and in thelemic magick as the god of silence, since he is depicted as holding his index finger to his lips). Depicted as a shaved child with a sidelock, with a royal crown and uraeus.
Harendotes (Horus the avenger of his father) Horus as a grown man, who fights to reclaim the land and avenge his father.
Har-pa-Neb-Taui (Horus Lord of the Two Lands) Horus as king of the lands.
Haroeris (Horus the Elder) An early form of Horus. He was a god of light. His eyes represented the sun and the moon.
Horus Behudety (Horus of Edfu). Horus as the midday sun. Originally worshipped in the western delta and eventually his cult spread to his great shrine in Edfu. Horus of Edfu fights a great battle against Set and his minions in the form of a winged sun disk or as a hawk headed lion.
Ra-Harakhte (Horus of the two horizons) Horus identified with Ra and the daily voyage of the sun from horizon to horizon. The composite deity was represented as a falcon or a falcon-headed man wearing a solar disk and double crown.
Harmakhet (Horus in the Horizon) Horus as the rising sun, associated with Khepri. Depicted as a man with a falcon's head or a sphinx (the sphinx has been widely worshipped as a manifestation of Harmakhet). ]