Hall of Judgement Papyrus - 60x120cm Finish:Finish 2 they publicly flogged Boudica and

they publicly flogged Boudica and raped her two daughters

This powerful portrayal showcases the goddess Isis in a dual role of nurturer and protector

When you place this on your mantle

embodying the ancient Egyptians' values and beliefs in the divine balance of the universe and the protective power of the deities

In statuary Hecate was often depicted in triple form as a goddess of crossroads

Hall of Judgement Papyrus - 60x120cm Finish:Finish 2 they publicly flogged Boudica andThe Ancient Egyptian Hall of Judgement was a place where the earthly life of the deceased was examined and judged. The deceased's heart was weighed against the Feather of Ma'at on a set of scales, with the judgement being presided over by Osiris among other deities. Those found to pure of heart would be able to enjoy eternity, while those with heavy hearts would be fed to the monster Ammit. Dimensions: 60cm 24 inches tall 120cm 48 inches wide What