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In Egyptian mythology, Hemsut (or Hemuset) was the goddess of fate and protection.[1] She is representative of the ka. Her headdress bears a shield, above which are two crossed arrows.
In popular culture
Hemsut is briefly mentioned in The Prince of Egypt.
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