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Ankt (sometimes spelt Anouke) was a goddess of war worshipped by certain groups in ancient Egypt. It is believed that Anouke was a goddess from Asia Minor, worshiped by immigrants to Egypt. This war goddess was usually shown wearing a curved and feathered crown and carrying a spear, or bow and arrows. She was later assimilated into ancient Egyptian religion, and identified as Neith, who by that time had developed aspects of a war goddess.

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rdfs:comment	Ankt (sometimes spelt Anouke) was a goddess of war worshipped by certain groups in ancient Egypt. It is believed that Anouke was a goddess from Asia Minor, worshiped by immigrants to Egypt. This war goddess was usually shown wearing a curved and feathered crown and carrying a spear, or bow and arrows. She was later assimilated into ancient Egyptian religion, and identified as Neith, who by that time had developed aspects of a war goddess.
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abstract	Ankt (sometimes spelt Anouke) was a goddess of war worshipped by certain groups in ancient Egypt. It is believed that Anouke was a goddess from Asia Minor, worshiped by immigrants to Egypt. This war goddess was usually shown wearing a curved and feathered crown and carrying a spear, or bow and arrows. She was later assimilated into ancient Egyptian religion, and identified as Neith, who by that time had developed aspects of a war goddess.

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