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𓋇 𓏏 𓁐 | (divinity) Seshat (goddess) | •Scrwt ≈ Safkhet 𓋴 𓆑 𓐍 𓏏 ? (Alternative form)
𓋇 𓏏 𓁐 | (divinity) Seshat | < Sefkhet-Abwy "Seven-Horned" ⇔ 𓊃 𓆑 𓐍 𓅱 𓏮𓏮𓏥 7 𓈎 𓋴 𓌟 𓄏 𓄋
𓋴 𓈙 𓄿 𓏏 𓁐 | (divinity) Seshat (goddess) | •sšꜣrt see scrit
𓋴 𓐍 𓂋 𓏏 𓍼 𓏤 | roll (of papyrus) |
𓈙 𓊃 𓐠 𓏯 𓏛 | scribe | ≈ szcriter? #šsꜣ

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Alternative forms
Safkhet 𓋴 𓆑 𓐍 𓏏 ?
Sesat
Seshata
Seshet
Sesheta

𓋇 ≈ 𓋴 𓈙 𓏞

Seshat’s symbols include:
• 𓏞 𓏟 Tablet and stylus – These represent her role as the keeper of time and a divine scribe.
• 𓇼 Star – Seshat’s unique symbol featuring a crescent like shape with a star or flower atop
• 𓃮 Leopard skin ?
• 𓄍 horn & time 𓄋 ⋍ 𓄍 ⋍ 𓄌 ⋍ 𓏴 ≠ 𓎛 𓆰 𓈖 𓄏 horn

𓋇 ⇔ 𓋴 𓃀 𓇼 script ⇔ star ⇔ Ištar ?
𓋇 ⇔ 𓊃 𓈙 𓈙 𓈖 𓆸 ⇔ Susanna™ ? ⇔ Isis / Esther ?

𓏞 𓏟 ≈ 𓋴 + 𓈙 + 𓐍 𓇳 + 𓏌 + 𓇅 𓌉 / 𓇊 𓇉 𓇇 / 𓆸 ⇔ 𓋇

Timeline

c. 3150 BCE - c. 30 BCE  
Worship of Seshat in ancient Egypt from the Early Dynastic Period through the Ptolemaic Dynasty.  
c. 2890 BCE - c. 2670 BCE  
Seshat first mentioned as goddess of writing and measurement in the 2nd Dynasty of the Early Dynastic Period of Egypt.  
c. 2613 BCE - c. 2181 BCE  
Seshat associated with the House of Life in temples or temple precincts of Egypt.  
c. 1570 BCE - 1069 BCE  
Seshat associated with the pharaoh during the period of the New Kingdom in Egypt.