Review:
Osiris (father)
overall review score: 4.5
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Osiris is a major god in ancient Egyptian religion, usually portrayed as a bearded, mummified pharaoh. He was the son of Geb and Nut, and the brother-husband of Isis. Osiris was believed to have been murdered by his brother Set, but was resurrected by Isis and became the god of the afterlife.
Key Features
- God of the afterlife
- Resurrected after being murdered
- Brother-husband of Isis
Pros
- Important figure in ancient Egyptian mythology
- Symbolizes rebirth and resurrection
Cons
- Some may find the incestuous relationships in Egyptian mythology off-putting