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Amemet
Amemet (ou Amonet, Amonèt, Amenty, Amaunet), est une déesse du panthéon égyptien portant la couronne rouge.
Elle est associée à Amon avec qui elle forme un des couples de l'ogdoade d'Hermopolis.
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Catégorie : Divinité égyptienne
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