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|description=In Egyptian ''Issa'', the goddess Virgin‐Mother; personified nature. In Egyptian or Koptic ''Uasari, ''the female reflection of ''Uasar ''or Osiris. She is the “woman clothed with the sun” of the land of Chemi. Isis Latona is the Roman Isis {{ | |description=In Egyptian ''Issa'', the goddess Virgin‐Mother; personified nature. In Egyptian or Koptic ''Uasari, ''the female reflection of ''Uasar ''or Osiris. She is the “woman clothed with the sun” of the land of Chemi. Isis Latona is the Roman Isis {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Isis
In Egyptian Issa, the goddess Virgin‐Mother; personified nature. In Egyptian or Koptic Uasari, the female reflection of Uasar or Osiris. She is the “woman clothed with the sun” of the land of Chemi. Isis Latona is the Roman Isis (TG).
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