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5 – The next artifact is one of many of the same type; as if it is another stereotyped representation. Most seem to date of later times. Those are stelas with Horus, as a child or youngster, represented in the middle/ center of the design, standing on either Nile Crocodiles HEADS or sometimes Big Snakes HEADS (depending on which stela you are working on). I want to draw the attention of the reader that royal family male young members, mostly the princes are represented like Horus is here = same hairdo. In page 97, I put a picture of the “Kings List” from the Dendera Temple, where we can see Seti I and young Ramses (future Ramses II) making offerings. Compare young Ramses hair style with what we see on this stela = it’s the hairdo reserved for children and teens = not adult yet.

On each side of Horus, there is a staff represented. But the top end of each staff is different than the other: The one on the right hand of Young Horus has a crowned eagle on top, while the one on the left hand of Young Horus has a Papyrus flower with 2 columns coming out of its upper end; a possibility 2 rays of light = my interpretation.

Bes is represented either entirely standing behind young Horus or we see only his head kinda floating alone above Horus – depending on which stela you are working on since there are so many of them. From the way Bes is always represented, it’s clear he is playing the role of guardian or protector of the youngster; which fits perfectly with what he is believed to be = a protector of children.

What is amazing in this stereotyped iconography is what young Horus is holding on his hands. From the upper side of both fists we see 2 snakes/serpents coming out upwardly, facing outward. A lot will quickly jump on it and say these are snakes. I say NO they are not. They look like snakes, but they are representing LIGHTNING actually; just like what the Wedjat is.

On the lower side of the right hand fist Horus is holding a miniature Antelope and a Scorpion both from their tails. On the lower part of his left fist he is holding a miniature feline with its tail, sometimes we have a scorpion there along with the feline.

I think each animal represents one of the warrior clans and along with them their armors. Yes! These are clan heraldic symbols that even represents the armors of each clan. It’s normal for each clan to have its own symbols. I think this hold a very important and significant meaning = HORUS is the leader of these animals; as in the ThunderBirds lead the other warrior factions, like the feline, scorpion and the Antelope. Anons, just a thought: Is the Lamassu and the Antelope one and the same? Is this why the Lamassu is sometimes represented with wings?= because they fall under the leadership of the ThunderBirds? Or is it the other way around? We do have a connection between Hathor and Horus, but I still don’t fully grasp it yet. Also don’t forget that the Scoprion protected Isis when she fled to protect Horus from Seth’s wrath.

As I’ve said before, there are many of these stelas, so there are variations from one to another. I’m just giving a general description, like a standard one for all. If anons are interested, they can check out the rest on the net and see the difference between each of them.

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>>13829299

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The last 2 artifacts representing Bes are a bit similar when depicting him = he’s standing in the same way.

6 – He is represented at the center of a Stela which dates back to the Roman times (if my memory is not betraying me). Bes is represented facing us from the waist up; while from waist down he is represented from the side = de coté. He is wearing a short tunic and sandals on his feet. He’s also got an elaborate crown on his head = Roman style. He’s got the usual feline skin on his shoulder and where the feline skin legs cross on his chest, it’s not that clear from this picture, but it’s either tied in a knot or the traditional feline face we usually have there has been reduced to the size of a medallion.

What’s amazing about this stela of Bes are 3 details:

A – He’s got 2 pairs of arms.

B – He’s got 2 pairs of wings, maybe even 3.

C – He is standing on an Ouroboros.

A-The Arms: The first pair of arms Bes has is depicted stretched upward horizontally, at the level of his shoulders. Both his hands are closed into fists where he is holding one flail in each hand. The flails are oriented upwards and inwardly.

The second pair of arms is lowered. His right hand is depicted parallel to his body and his hand closed in a fist where he seems to be holding some type of weapon. That weapon is a bit strange. It starts out from his hand as a club/ handle, then at the extremity of the club it makes a 90 degrees angle downward with what seems/looks like to be some sort of blade. If we compare this with Bes’ other iconography from various artifacts, we will notice he usually holds some type of sword, mostly a sabre in his right hand. So I don’t see why this weapon should be different from the standard/stereotyped iconography = Bes holding a sabre in his right hand. It’s just represented via Roman style, not Ancient Egyptian.

His left arm is bent = not parallel to the body and in the closed fist of his left hand he is holding multiple objects. It’s clear he is holding a staff type of weapon. The upper end of this staff has a shape: it’s a bit hard to identify what it is with the picture that I’ve got, but I’m leaning towards this being a bird of prey; like a falcon or vulture etc. something of the sort. Coming out upwards from his left fist, on the right side of the staff weapon, a scorpion is depicted parallel to the length of Bes arm, till his elbow level. It’s a bit tricky to see but it’s definitely a scorpion. Below is left fist, there are 2 other animals represented on each side of the staff weapon: there is an antelope held by its horns on the right side of the staff; while on the left side there is a feline held from its tail. This is the same idea in the representation as we saw in the previous artifact where a young Horus is depicted holding such animals in his fists. I don’t think these represent real animals but are heraldic symbols.

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>>13829328

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B- The Wings: For certain Bes got 2 pairs of wings that are stretched out, depicted one on top of the other, parallel and under his stretched out arms. It’s as if these wings are attached to the stretched out arms. This reminds me of the Elamite artifact we saw on page 807. But there is a tricky part with the wings = it can be folded wings or it can the falcon tail depicted behind his right leg. A visual comparison with an actual bird should solve this issue.

Another troubling detail is “something curved” depicted between the right leg and the tail/folded wing. I’m not certain, but it’s possible this is the tail of the feline skin he’s got on his shoulders.

Seeing Bes represented with many wings bring the Seraphim back to mind and what was said about the number of wings indicating the rank of the angel/warrior. So does this indicate Bes’ rank? Do not forget anons that this is a Roman time representation of Bes where the Bloodlines were in control of the Empire. So be careful while working on this.

C – The Ouroboros: The entire scene is taking place with Bes standing on a long serpent which has its own tail in its mouth = the Ouroboros. This a definitive sign of the Bloodlines. This Ouroboros is encircling some miniature animals. I can see 6 of them but since the picture isn’t clear, that number not definitive. Some have 4 legs. It’s obvious these are heraldic animals = representing either persons or clans/families. Since they are depicted in the Ouroboros could these animals represent some of the Bloodline families within the Roman Empire? It’s possible, isn’t it?

I want to remind anons that we are dealing with the representation of Bes during the Roman times as in a mutation and a mutilation of his cult might have occurred just like it was the case with Isis and Osiris. But this artifact also highlights the presence of the Bloodlines within the Roman Empire.

7 – The last artifact is a bronze statuette of a naked Bes in a walking stance. This is his traditional representation in Ancient Egypt, recognizable thanks to the feathered crown he is wearing on his head; which is very different from the crown we saw him wearing in the previous artifact, dating from the Roman times. Here again, Bes is represented with 2 pairs of wings: same as previous artifact. He also has 2 pairs of arms as well. One is stretched as the previous artifact while the second pair is lowered, parallel to his body. We doesn’t see him holding any weapons, they might have deteriorated or broken.

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>>13829387

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When it comes to Bes, it seems he is from the Feline warrior clan since he is always depicted with a feline skin on his shoulders. But it’s tricky to guess where he stands as in if he is with the ThunderBirds warriors or the Horned Serpent warriors.

On one hand he is considered as the killer of evil spirits as well as the protector of children from the demon whom wants to eat them. There are also many stelas with him protecting a young Horus whom we know had to flee along with his mother in order to escape Seth. Bes is also thought of being a joyful, party loving deity whom liked to drink (keeps on reminding me of the dwarf from Lord of the Ring). He was not considered as a doom and gloom deity of the underworld as it was the case with Nergal. Despite the fact that Bes was a warrior, he was never associated with carnage, massacre and plague as it’s the case of most Horned Serpent warriors. He also uses the Sharur = Staff weapon when fighting, along with a blade type of weapon = mostly a sabre. He is aso depicted with a ThunderBird bust on top of his head on last artifact of page 943. Can we consider this as an indication he was siding with the ThunderBirds?

On the other hand, Bes uses the hamsa (artifact page 937) = blasters on the palms just like the Horned Serpent does. He is also compared to Pazuzu and is said to be a scary looking dwarf. He also has many wings in later Roman times, reminding of the Seraphim.

The iconography we have of him from Roman times indicates that the Bloodlines “hijacked” him; (((they))) could have recognized he was an Atlantean feline warrior whom survived the cataclysm. His iconography during the Roman times changed a lot: his stereotyped feathered crown changed but mostly it’s the presence of the Ouroboros; while if we look how he was depicted during Ancient Egypt, the Ouroboros wasn’t there. That was added later on during the Roman times, maybe even a bit sooner during the Ptolemaic dynasty = but it doesn’t matter since both were run by factions of the Bloodlines. It seems, from the look of it, that the addition of the Ouroboros to the iconography of Bes is a mutation and a mutilation of his cult during the Roman times, just like what happened with Isis cult during the Ptolemaic and Roman times.

I don’t see Bes as being part of the Horned Serpent warriors or as their ally. On the contrary, I see him as a fierce Feline warrior whom excelled in fighting the Horned Serpent warriors. What I cannot figure out about him is the hamsa and reason the Roman time Bloodlines “hijacked” him – a case similar to what happened with the cult of Isis during the Roman times. Bes used to battle the evil spirits and demons whom used to eat children. We know from Sisiutl (page 763), he used to guard an ogress whom used to devour children. Nergal was famous for his bloodbaths and massacres as it was mentioned in the Epic of Erra (page 786). This is not the case with Bes, it’s the opposite = he used to fight such warriors.

So now I’m wondering how the hamsa blasters got to Bes. Did the Feline armor had hand blasters as was the case for the Horned Serpent armor? Do we have 2 clans with the same hand blasters? Yes, it’s a possibility. Another possibility might be that the Horned Serpent warriors might have stolen the hand blaster tech from the Feline warriors. But seeing how current day Bloodlines and cult members are so into the hamsa and it’s only worn by the higher ups (page 772), I’m inclined to think the hamsa as a Horned Serpent symbol. Seeing Bes with hamsa on hands might not mean the blaster but it could mean he was holding the lightning just like Wonder Woman was doing in page 798. In Ancient Egyptian iconography, the electrical current was represented as the Wedjat = Eye of Horus and the Snake form from the Uaerus. So maybe Bes didn’t have blasters on his palm but was holding electricity in his hands just like it’s the case of Wonder Woman.

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