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My sculpture of Anubis looked pretty real, and I had even used real gold paint on it.
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Anubis = Egyptian mythology: ruler of the underworld usually depicted as a man with the head of a jackal
- The male symbol was remarkably similar to the Anubis god representation on Tutankhamen's inner-chamber hieroglyphics.† (source)
- Finally, you made it to the Hall of Judgment, where your life was weighed on the Scales of Anubis: your heart on one side, the feather of truth on the other.† (source)
- You must have seen statues of the Egyptian gods Sobek, Bastet and Anubis: humani bodies, but with animal heads.† (source)
- I got Anubis, the god of the afterlife. (source)
- Even by the standards of Egyptian mythology, Anubis is an extremely ancient deity.
- Anubis blinked, as if realizing he'd done something wrong.† (source)
- Sadie looked even angrier than me, but she was glaring at Anubis.† (source)
- Anubis jumped from the top of a tomb and landed next to me.† (source)
- Wonderful thought, except it wasn't Anubis.† (source)
- Anubis closed his mouth, then opened it again.† (source)
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- For once, her attention wasn't on Anubis.† (source)
- Why would Anubis ask something like that?† (source)
- In person, if possible, Anubis was even more drop-dead gorgeous.† (source)
- Anubis gestured behind him, and a door opened in the air—a pure black rectangle.† (source)
- I could barely meet Anubis's eyes, but when I did, his expression softened.† (source)
- And Anubis had made me promise I would listen to Nephthys.† (source)
- Maybe you'll want to follow the path of Horus or Isis, Thoth or Anubis, or even Bast.† (source)
- Anubis actually smiled, which was quite dazzling.† (source)
- The sound echoed through the hall, and even Anubis cracked a smile.† (source)
- I remembered Thoth saying Anubis was only in a good mood once an eon or so.† (source)
- The cloth twisted itself into the form of a bench, and Anubis sat down.† (source)
- Besides, Carter had seen Anubis as a jackal-headed monster.† (source)
- The jackal trotted to the steps of the throne and changed back into Anubis.† (source)
- Not knowing what else to do, we ran after Anubis, deeper into the gloom.† (source)
- "It's the tail feather from a bennu," Anubis explained, "what you'd call a phoenix.† (source)
- You'll find Anubis at the end of the river—"† (source)
- Looking at Anubis in the dim light of the graveyard, I saw a lonely teenage guy.† (source)
- Anubis walked over and stood at his side, but Sadie and I were a little more cautious.† (source)
- When Anubis turned human he still had the head of a jackal.† (source)
- Anubis shifted uncomfortably on the bench.† (source)
- Anubis nodded, apparently not surprised.† (source)
- Dealing with Anubis on your own—those death gods can be nasty customers.† (source)
- "Perhaps Anubis will he in a good mood," Thoth suggested.† (source)
- Anubis glanced uneasily at the golden scales, which shimmered like a mirage in the graveyard.† (source)
- The last picture was a painting of Anubis.† (source)
- With some horror, I realized it was still open, revealing my poster of Anubis.† (source)
- On a bench against the wall, sitting together like old friends, were Anubis and Walt Stone.† (source)
- You're one of Anubis's chosen, aren't you?† (source)
- Anubis had suggested traveling underground.† (source)
- Besides, I was so mixed up about that bloody jackal Anubis, I didn't know where to begin.† (source)
- Walt didn't react, but Anubis looked up.† (source)
- "Take the Underground," Anubis suggested, pulling me to my feet.† (source)
- Ever since Sadie had told us about her talk with Anubis, Walt had been awfully quiet.† (source)
- Anubis made me feel unbalanced in many ways, of course, but I recognized this effect.† (source)
- He rummaged through my bag and passed me the obsidian netjeri blade from Anubis.† (source)
- Claude said he sensed the spirit of Anubis about you.† (source)
- I wasn't looking at this stone because of Anubis.† (source)
- Anubis had warned that the vulture goddess would hunt down my friends and hurt them just to hurt me.† (source)
- Sadie looked resentfully at the black knife in her lap—the ceremonial blade Anubis had given her.† (source)
- Next time I saw Anubis, I would ask him about this.† (source)
- I also wished I hadn't thought of Anubis.† (source)
- Perhaps Anubis would help us on our journey.† (source)
- Though I can't say his eyes melted me like Anubis's, he did have a gorgeous face.† (source)
- I should've been very cross with Anubis.† (source)
- Anubis, not that I'm ungrateful, but I've got bigger problems at the moment.† (source)
- I turned and found myself face-to-face with Anubis.† (source)
- Anubis studied me with a kind of confused awe.† (source)
- Now, about this connection to Anubis, and using that knife …† (source)
- Anubis looked up at me, his eyes even more melancholy than usual.† (source)
- I shot both of them a harsh look, then turned to Anubis.† (source)
- He eyes drifted to the picture of Anubis, then back to me.† (source)
- Not Anubis, though I'm sure he'd be here if he could.† (source)
- It wasn't a look I'd recommend for most guys, but Anubis pulled it off.† (source)
- He wore a kilt and collar, which did not suit him nearly as well as it had Anubis.† (source)
- Then I remembered that he'd spoken with Anubis.† (source)
- The picture on the gravestone showed the deceased scribe honoring Anubis.† (source)
- Anubis pointed at the door of the infirmary.† (source)
- Anubis pursed his lips, and I got the feeling that he wasn't there to bring me good news.† (source)
- I remembered what Anubis had said about sending my "driver" to meet me.† (source)
- "If I go on without my friends," I asked Anubis, "will the gods leave them alone?"† (source)
- But Bast had promised us help, and Anubis had told me to expect a driver.† (source)
- You just kept muttering in your sleep about Walt, Anubis, secret names— "Fine!"† (source)
- Anubis talked to him in soothing tones, as if trying to ease his grief.† (source)
- Sadie had told me about Anubis's instructions: We were supposed to find Menshikov's desk.† (source)
- Or it could be, just maybe, Anubis calling.† (source)
- The Anubis figure, for example, would make no sense as a dog god, so Artemis altered it to read king of the fairies.† (source)
- Perhaps Anubis's appearance with me was just a trick to befuddle my brain—a trick that worked quite well.† (source)
- I'd known what was coming ever since Anubis asked me that impossible question: "To save the world, would you sacrifice your father?† (source)
- Baboon-speak must have been quite efficient, because Anubis nodded as if he'd just gotten the whole tale.† (source)
- "And before you go," Anubis continued, "you must answer three questions for me as you hold the feather of truth, to prove that you are honest."† (source)
- He looked at Anubis for the right word.† (source)
- When Anubis had questioned me in the Underworld, he'd wanted to know what I would sacrifice to save the world.† (source)
- I'll show you the way," Anubis said.† (source)
- Before I could figure out what that meant, the Hall of Judgment faded, and we stood with Anubis in a field of darkness.† (source)
- A thrill went up my spine—Anubis?† (source)
- Carter and Khufu appeared next to me, but I just kept yelling at the spot where Anubis had stood, calling him some choice names.† (source)
- "So Set imprisoned your father while he was hosting Osiris," Anubis said, "which means Osiris has also been trapped by my—"† (source)
- Quite unlike me to be tongue-tied, I'll admit, but looking at Anubis, I felt as if I'd just gotten a large shot of Novocain from the dentist.† (source)
- Anubis hesitated, then shook his head.† (source)
- Then my heart leaped, because I noticed a boy in black standing in the shadows behind the throne: Anubis, his dark eyes studying me with regret.† (source)
- Anubis gave Carter a harsh look.† (source)
- The ribbon just kept coming, weaving itself into some kind of shape next to Anubis, and my first thought was, My god, he's got a magic roll of toilet paper.† (source)
- When they collected all fourteen, my cousin Anubis helped bind my father back together with mummy wrappings, but still Mother's magic could not bring him back to life fully.† (source)
- He can't see them," Anubis said.† (source)
- What did Anubis look like to you?† (source)
- "Anubis startled you," I said.† (source)
- Anubis gazed across the graveyard.† (source)
- Anubis stepped out of the shadows.† (source)
- "The truth is harsh," Anubis said.† (source)
- "Ammit the Devourer," Anubis said.† (source)
- Our parents promised to see us again, so I know we'll have to go back to the Land of the Dead eventually, which I think is fine with Sadie, as long as Anubis is there.† (source)
- "Complicated," Anubis suggested.† (source)
- What happened with Anubis?† (source)
- Anubis bowed formally to me.† (source)
- Anubis shook his head again.† (source)
- Anubis frowned.† (source)
- Dad looked at Anubis.† (source)
- Anubis glowered.† (source)
- Anubis stood.† (source)
- Anubis's face was grave.† (source)
- You're Anubis?" he asked.† (source)
- Anubis frowned.† (source)
- Anubis tilted his head.† (source)
- Anubis tilted his head.† (source)
- Anubis?† (source)
- But what about Anubis?† (source)
- "Anubis!" she blurted.† (source)
- "A funeral," Anubis said.† (source)
- Anubis stared at me.† (source)
- Anubis looked mystified.† (source)
- Anubis eyed the throne.† (source)
- Anubis put his hand on Walt's shoulder.† (source)
- Anubis once told me he'd been in the Land of the Dead for five thousand years, but he still felt like a teenager, as if no time had passed.† (source)
- I suppose it sounded harsher than I intended, but of all the gods Walt might've called, Anubis seemed the least likely choice.† (source)
- When he looked at me in that dusty tomb, his eyes were every bit as dark, tender, and sad as Anubis's.† (source)
- I described my vision of Anubis and Walt, my chat with Jaz's spirit, and my trip back in time to Ra's sun barge.† (source)
- "The Eighteenth Nome," Anubis said.† (source)
- After all that had happened with Walt, the idea of seeing Anubis made me feel strangely guilty, but also a bit excited.† (source)
- The past seven weeks, since Walt Stone had arrived at Brooklyn House, I'd thought I might be able to get over Anubis.† (source)
- My hand acted quite on its own, reaching into my bag and bringing out the black netjeri blade Anubis had given me.† (source)
- ] I had a bit of a crush on Anubis.† (source)
- We were slipping into the Duat—experiencing the graveyard on two levels at once: Anubis's world and mine.† (source)
- You've been talking to Anubis a lot?† (source)
- It was hard to see anything as we plummeted through the ash and smoke, but I thought I spotted a familiar island about a mile away—the black temple where I'd first met Anubis.† (source)
- I remembered Anubis as he'd appeared in New Orleans when we'd met face-to-face—a boy of about sixteen, in black leather and denim, with tousled dark hair and gorgeous sad, melted-chocolate eyes.† (source)
- "Bloody Anubis," she muttered.† (source)
- That's why Anubis gave it to me.† (source)
- Anubis stepped through, looking annoyingly gorgeous as usual in his black jeans and leather jacket, with a white cotton shirt that hugged his chest so well I wondered if he was showing off on purpose.† (source)
- Yet I was sitting here, listening to the same songs as before, staring at my poster of Anubis and feeling helplessly conflicted about something as trivial and infuriating as … yes, you guessed it.† (source)
- Anubis, what's wrong with him?† (source)
- I'd never seen Anubis in traditional Egyptian clothes before: bare-chested with a gold and ruby collar around his neck, a simple black kilt wrapped around his waist.† (source)
- After talking with Anubis in person, Sadie must've found it strange to see him in a threethousand-year-old tomb painting, especially when he was pictured with the head of a jackal, wearing a skirt.† (source)
- Anubis gestured for me to sit.† (source)
- Anubis looked embarrassed.† (source)
- Anubis said we should hurry.† (source)
- I'm not a priest of Anubis.† (source)
- "Go," Anubis said.† (source)
- Anubis?† (source)
- "Neither," Anubis said.† (source)
- "Take this," Anubis said.† (source)
- You know Anubis!† (source)
- Besides, Anubis is a god.† (source)
- He pointed to Anubis.† (source)
- The knife from Anubis?† (source)
- Anubis shook his head.† (source)
- "Sadie," Anubis said.† (source)
- And Gant, the Olympian Bull; and Heracles Gant; and Gant, the Seductive Swan; and Ashtaroth and Azrael Gant, Proteus Gant, Anubis and Osiris and Mumbo-Jumbo Gant.† (source)
- In the oak-woods of Britain the Druids held their followers; Odin and Freya maintained their godships in Gaul and Germany and among the Hyperboreans; Egypt was satisfied with her crocodiles and Anubis; the Persians were yet devoted to Ormuzd and Ahriman, holding them in equal honor; in hope of the Nirvana, the Hindoos moved on patient as ever in the rayless paths of Brahm; the beautiful Greek mind, in pauses of philosophy, still sang the heroic gods of Homer; while in Rome nothing was…† (source)
- Her country gods, the monsters of the sky, Great Neptune, Pallas, and Love's Queen defy: The dog Anubis barks, but barks in vain, Nor longer dares oppose th' ethereal train.† (source)
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