gods (Horus, Thoth)

Horus and Thoth are ancient Egyptian gods with distinct roles. Horus is the sky god often depicted as a falcon or with a falcon head, symbolizing kingship, protection, and divine authority. He is associated with kingship and the sky, representing the protector of Egypt and its ruler. Thoth is the god of wisdom, writing, and knowledge, typically depicted with an ibis or a baboon head. He is believed to oversee writing, magic, and learning, acting as a record-keeper for the divine and human worlds. Together, they exemplify the importance of divine guardianship and this intellectual craft in ancient Egyptian culture.