In the Egyptian Mythology, Nebethetepet is a capped goddess of horns of cow surrounding a solar disk, its name means the “Lady of satisfaction”. It was created tardily as a female counterpart of the demiurge of Héliopolis (as well as the goddess Iousaas) at the time when Atoum generated the world. It is comparable with Hathor.
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