An Egyptian Bronze Figure of Harpokrates, Late Period ca. 664 - 552 BCE racket easy to find and take

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An Egyptian Bronze Figure of Harpokrates, Late Period ca. 664 - 552 BCE racket easy to find and takeThis bronze figurine represents the god Harpokrates, i. e. Horus the child. The Greeks created the name of Harpokrates from the Egyptian 'Har pa khered', literally 'Horus the child'. He acted as an amuletic force warding off dangerous creatures and was a popular deity with the Phoenicians who were closely connected to Egypt by both geography and trade. As shown in this example, he was often represented as a naked child, with the right index finger to