Talk:Tutu (Egyptian god)

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The disambiguation for 'Tutu gives only the unrelated Mesopotamian god. Please add the Eygptian Tutu there. Mention might be made that scholars (Jan Assman for one) consider Tutu to be a late version or equivalent of the Bes Pantheos, the almighty apotropaic form of the "bundled" Bas of Amon (derived from the New Solar Theology--- a reaction to the Amarna monotheism). 64.90.143.2 (talk) 17:56, 17 June 2011 (UTC)Samgwan SpiessReply

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