Post by Lt Colonel John Sheppard on Feb 23, 2007 1:26:14 GMT -5
Heru-ur - Egypt - Like many Egyptian gods, he had more than one persona. Originally, he was depicted as a hawk, a divinity of the sky, eventually becoming into a symbol of kingship. He was said to be at times the son, and at other times the husband of Hathor, brother to Osiris and Seth, who was also his mortal enemy. Som representations show Heru-ur as the son of Osiris and Isis, avenger of his father's murder.
Heru-ur - Egypt - Came to Abydos shortly after the birth of Shau'ri Jackson's son, the Harseis child. Born of two Goa'uld hosts, such children were forbidden by Goa'uld law, and upon discovering that Apophis had sired this baby with his mate, Amaunet, Heru-ur sought to hunt down the mother and child. (Thor's Chariot, Secrets, Forever In A Day, Pretense, Serpent's Venom, Memento)
Heru-ur - Egypt - Came to Abydos shortly after the birth of Shau'ri Jackson's son, the Harseis child. Born of two Goa'uld hosts, such children were forbidden by Goa'uld law, and upon discovering that Apophis had sired this baby with his mate, Amaunet, Heru-ur sought to hunt down the mother and child. (Thor's Chariot, Secrets, Forever In A Day, Pretense, Serpent's Venom, Memento)
