Crossword Clue: Goddess who restored Osiris to life
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- Ancient Egyptian goddess
- Ancient mother goddess
- Ancient "Queen of Heaven"
- Another name for the upper Thames
- Beloved of Osiris
- African goddess
- "Aida" chorus subject
- "Aida" goddess
- Bob Dylan "Desire" song about Egyptian goddess?
- Bob Dylan "Desire" song about goddess?
- Bob Dylan song about Egyptian goddess?
- Daughter of Geb and Nut.
- Daughter of Geb
- Daughter of Nut and Geb
- Daughter of Nut
- DC Comics heroine inspired by a goddess
- DC Comics superheroine
- Deity with cow's horns
- Honoree of a Philae temple
- Honoree of a temple at Philae
- Egyptian dedicatee of a Pompeii temple
- Egyptian deity
- Egyptian fertility deity
- Egyptian fertility goddess
- Egyptian goddess.
- Egyptian goddess-inspired sludge metal band?
- Egyptian goddess invoked in "The Magic Flute"
- Egyptian goddess of fertility
- Egyptian goddess of life
- Egyptian goddess who was depicted with cow horns
- Egyptian goddess who was married to Osiris
- Egyptian goddess who was the mother of Horus
- Egyptian goddess who was the sister and wife of Osiris
- Egyptian goddess whose headdress was shaped like a throne
- Egyptian goddess whose name consists of the same verb twice
- Egyptian goddess whose son is Horus
- Egyptian goddess with a repetitive name
- Egyptian goddess with cow horns
- Egyptian goddess with healing powers
- Egyptian goddess worshiped as the archetypical wife and mother
- Egyptian goddess
- Egyptian moon goddess
- Egyptian mother goddess
- Egypt's early goddess
- Egypt's fertility goddess
- Fertility goddess of the Nile
- Fertility goddess
- Horn-headed goddess
- Horn-wearing goddess
- Horned Egyptian goddess
- Horned goddess
- Horus' mom
- Horus' mother
- Horus's horn-headed mother
- Horus's mother
- Hadji group, briefly
- End of a famous Bill Clinton quote
- Ennead member
- Cow-headed Egyptian goddess.
- Cow-headed Egyptian goddess
- Cow-headed goddess
- Cow-horned deity
- Cow-horned Egyptian goddess
- Cow-horned goddess
- Divine mother of the pharaohs
- Cowheaded goddess
- Goddess credited with inventing spinning and weaving
- Goddess crowned with a cow's horns
- Goddess depicted with a cow's horns
- Goddess depicted with horns
- Goddess evoked in "The Magic Flute"
- Goddess in "Aïda"
- Goddess in hieroglyphs
- Goddess in the Great Ennead of Heliopolis
- Goddess in Tut's time
- Goddess-inspired Dylan song?
- Goddess-inspired metal band?
- Goddess-inspired sludge band?
- Goddess invoked by Professor Marvel in "The Wizard of Oz"
- Goddess of ancient Egypt
- Goddess of fertility
- Goddess of motherhood
- Goddess of protection
- Goddess often depicted holding an ankh
- Goddess pictured in Egyptian tombs
- Goddess pictured with a solar disk above her
- Goddess represented wearing a solar disk
- Goddess seen on pyramid walls
- Goddess sung about in "Aida"
- Goddess symbolized by a cow
- Goddess symbolized by a throne
- Goddess usually depicted holding an ankh
- Goddess wearing a vulture headdress
- Goddess wearing cow's horns
- Goddess who brought her husband back to life
- Goddess who restored Osiris to life
- Goddess who resurrected Osiris
- Goddess who wed her brother
- Goddess whose mother was Nut
- Goddess with a cow's head
- Goddess with a cow's horns
- Goddess with a headdress depicting a throne
- Goddess with a temple at Philae
- Goddess with a throne headdress
- Goddess with a throne-shaped headdress
- Goddess with cow horns
- Goddess with cow's horns
- Goddess with horns on her headdress
- Goddess with horns
- Goddess with the gift of life
- Goddess worshiped at the Temple of Philae
- Goddess worshiped by Radames
- Her crown is the sun's disk.
- Her headdress featured a solar disk
- Her symbol is the sycamore tree
- Her symbol was a cow
- Her tears supposedly cause Nile floods.
- Her temple was at Philae
- "Downton Abbey" dog
- Former goddess-inspired name of the "Archer" spy agency
- Thames at Oxford
- Keb and Nut's daughter
- "That that ___": Shak.
- Mother goddess in Egyptian mythology
- Mother of Horus, in Egyptian myth
- Mother of Horus
- Osiris' beloved
- Osiris' sis
- Osiris' sister
- Osiris' spouse
- Osiris' wife and sister
- Osiris' wife
- Osiris's partner
- Osiris's sister
- Osiris's sister/wife
- Osiris's wife
- Set sibling
- Mourner of Osiris
- Kin of Osiris
- Whom Cleopatra identified with
- Nut's daughter, in myth
- Wife and sister of Osiris
- Wife of Osiris
- Wife/sister of Osiris
- Oxford, to its citizens
- She married her brother Osiris
- She resurrected Osiris
- Roman goddess of navigation
- Mate of Osiris
- "Panopticon" post-metal band
- Plutarch called her "a lover of wisdom"
- L.A. atmospheric sludge band
- L.A. Egypt-inspired sludge band
- Mythical fertility goddess
- Mythical goddess of fertility
- The Thames at Oxford
- Literally, ''queen of the throne''
- The upper Thames River
- Pompeii's Temple of ___
- Member of the Ennead
- Memphis deity
- Memphis goddess
- Nature goddess of the Nile
- Nature goddess
- Metal band with the 2009 album "Wavering Radiant"
- "...on what your definition of ---" (Bill Gates question)
- Nectanebo II built a temple to her
- Post-metal L.A. band
- Mideast grp.
- One of Lord Grantham's pooches on "Downton Abbey"
- Nile deity
- Nile goddess
- Pharoah-era goddess
- Major goddess in Egyptian mythology
- Protector of the dead, in myth
- Org. with a feared black-and-white flag
- Sun-crowned goddess
- Sun disk wearer, in myth
- Sunni jihadist grp.
- Sibling of Set
- Tut's fertility goddess
- "Wavering Radiant" band
- Sis of Osiris
- Sister and wife of Osiris
- Sister of Nephthys
- Sister of Osiris
- Sister of Set
- Spy agency on "Archer"
- Spy org. in "Archer" that had to change its name after...well...
- Sludge metal band inspired by a goddess?
- "... what the meaning of the word ___" (Bill Clinton)
- Second song off Bob Dylan's "Desire"
- Upper course of the Thames river.
- " . . . whatever ___ right": Pope
- "Whatever ___ right": Pope
- Upper Thames or goddess
- Upper Thames
- Title woman in a 1976 Dylan song
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- New York Times - Sept. 3, 2009
