Across | 2 | | A tower, usually within a fortified structure (4) | | 5 | | An Islamic house or mansion (3) | | 6 | | A Mother of Osiris (3) | | 8 | | Kindly God of the Desert (2) | | 9 | | modern capital (5) | | 12 | | The Syrian War God (6) | | 16 | | The Sun God (2) | | 17 | | A semi-circular domed recess, most frequently at the east end of a church (4) | | 18 | | An open, central space or square (5) | | 19 | | Grandmother of the Gods (3) | | 20 | | A small chapel that is near a Ptolemaic temple for the birthplace of the god, and by extension, the king (7) | | 21 | | The world of afterlife where the ancient Egyptians believed that the dead roamed (4) | | 23 | | A version of the Bible that is translated into Greek in Alexandria by 70 authors (10) | | 25 | | A guard of a temple or of a tomb (7) | | 26 | | Ferryman of the Underworld (4) |
| Down | 1 | | The official seat, center of authority, jurisdiction, or office of a bishop (3) | | 2 | | A spirit that inhabits the body during life and may leave it in death, but requires the continued existence of the body for its survival (2) | | 3 | | In Egypt, usually a roofed porch supported by columns which is approached by steps (7) | | 4 | | A main street that parallels the Nile or other water fronts (8) | | 5 | | Stars or constellations that rose once every ten days and by which the ancient Egyptians used to tell time (6) | | 7 | | Another Moon God (3) | | 10 | | A sacred enclosure (7) | | 11 | | huge ancient tombs (7) | | 13 | | An alloy of gold and silver, often used on the tips of obelisks (8) | | 14 | | A public or private bath (5) | | 15 | | A triangular unit used as decoration over a doorway or window (8) | | 22 | | An aspect of the sun god Ra (3) | | 23 | | A symbol of protection, consisting of an image of a herdsmans roll of papyrus which he used as shelter (2) | | 24 | | The plateau (4) | | 27 | | Deity of Darkness, Obscurity and Night (3) | | 28 | | Goddess of the Firmament (3) |
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