"Mut is in the divine bark": The name Mut refers to the goddess, whose symbol is the at once terrifying an protective vulture, but it also conjures the image of motherhood since her name is also a homonym for "mother." Mut was the consort of Amen-Re at Thebes. One prominent women named Mutemwiya was a queen of Thutmose IV and also the mother of Amenhotep III who reigned at the pinnacle of Egypt's New Kingdom Empire Period.

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