Egyptian deity
Mut
Her name is simply the word for mother. Consort of Amun at Thebes and, like several goddesses here, capable of a leonine and dangerous aspect.
1 correspondence · 0 with an ancient or scriptural source · 0 without a cited source
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The oldest attribution here is Ritual godform Stolistes, first attested 1909 CE.
Ritual godform
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Stolistes
Modern- Who says so
- The orders' Egypt (1875 onward)
- Earliest verified attestation
- 1909 CE
- Ancient or scriptural source
- None found
- Evidence
- Derived from several passages
The ritual gives only the Order's own composite name, Auramooth. That it takes in Mut is this study's reading and not the book's sentence — the order's Egyptian names are frequently constructions in Egyptian vocabulary rather than plain borrowings.
Evidence
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Aleister Crowley, for the A∴A∴, Liber O vel Manus et Sagittae, 1909 — The Temple of Solomon the King, p. 250
is the name of the Stolistes; and she is Auramooth, or the Light shining through the waters upon the Earth.