Painting from the tomb of Thutmose III (1457-1424 B.C.), in the Valley
of the Kings. The image shows the pharaoh while suckled by the goddess
Isis, represented in the shape of an anthropomorphic tree. The human
elements of the goddess are roughly schematized and are reduced to the
bosom, from which the king is fed, and one arm. Isis’s maternal
role, suckling her son Horus, was thus transferred on the pharaoh regarded
as the incarnation of Horus himself.
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