File:Aker or ruti and the akhet.jpg

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English: Shows hieroglyphic for the horizon guarded by Aker or Ruti, the god in the form of two lions (yesterday and tomorrow) believed to guard the eastern and western horizons as the points where the sun touches the twin-peaked mountain top of the earth where it leaves and re-enters the underworld.
Română: Arată hieroglifa pentru orizontul păzit de Aker sau Ruti, zeul sub forma a doi lei (ieri și mâine) care se zice că păzește orizonturile estice și vestice ca punctele în care soarele atinge vârful muntelui cu vârfuri duble al pământului, de unde pleacă și reintră în lumea de dincolo.
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English: The Ancient Egyptian papyrus (of Ani) that is the source of this vignette is in the British Museum. The same image is found copied in many places without clear source or attribution. This instance of the image is used by kind permission of the owner of the site www.pernefer.de
Română: Papirusul egiptean antic (al lui Ani) care este sursa acestei vinete se află în British Museum. Aceeași imagine se găsește copiată în multe locuri fără sursă clară sau atribuire. Această instanță a imaginii e folosită cu permisiunea amabilă a proprietarului site-ului www.pernefer.de
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  • 2006-02-06 20:34 Enyama 356×208× (23974 bytes) The papyrus that is the source of this vignette is in the British Museum. The same image is found copied in many places without clear source or attribution. It is not clear that this image originates with the British Museum.

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