Triad
A Concise Dictionary of Egyptian Archeology · 1902 · p. 3
A cycle of three gods, arising from the fact of other deities being a ociated with the chief god of the place. It consisted frequently of the god, a godde his wife, and their son. The most important triad was that of Thebes, which was worshipped in most of its temples. They were Amen, Mut his wife, and their son Khensu. The triad honoured at Memphis was Ptah, Sekhet, Im-hetep; that at Kom Ombo, Sebek, Has or and Khensu.
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