uraeus

The uraeus is a logical symbol for this dangerous power.

Then he removed one hand and made the other into the shape of the uraeus, the sacred serpent.

Like many other royal crowns an uraeus was fastened to its front.

On his brow the Pharaoh wore the sacred uraeus crown.

Walsh read the cartouche on the uraeus of the Nemes crown.

But, most significant," Nahoot touched the dark circle around the dead brow, "the uraeus crown.

The man's laurel wreath is crowned by a snake which suggests the uraeus.

The headdress is adorned with a uraeus or with feathers.

They laid the golden uraeus upon a blue velvet cushion, as if for a coronation ceremony.

The cobra head of the uraeus rose from the noble brow, regal and mystical.

The pharaoh was recognized only by wearing the Uraeus, which conveyed legitimacy to the ruler.

But most significant, the uraeus crown.

The snake peering from the forehead is a cobra, or uraeus, and was the sign of royalty."

Indeed, in later times, she was often depicted simply as a woman with a snake's head, or as a woman wearing the uraeus.

The gold uraeus, arched and stubborn, with emerald eyes, flashes on your head its triple tongue of ruby.

Several goddesses associated with or being considered aspects of Wadjet are depicted wearing the Uraeus also.

Careful inspection shows that a uraeus was added to the images after Horemheb became Pharaoh.

When considered a patron of the pharaoh's army, he was shown with the symbol of royal authority - the uraeus.

He lifted his head stiffly as though still it felt the weight of the great earrings of state, the golden uraeus, and the double crown.

These crowns of justification take the form of a circlet, which sometimes has a uraeus or wedjat-eye.

She bears the solar disk and the uraeus which associates her with Wadjet and royalty.

What the Egyptians called the Uraeus was carved on it, a rearing hooded cobra.

Her image formed the royal crown, the Uraeus, worn by the rulers of Lower Egypt.

Without doubt it was the /uraeus/, that symbol which only the royalties of Old Egypt dared to wear.

"The golden uraeus of Mamose.