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In Egyptian mythology, which god murdered Osiris?

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In Egyptian mythology, the god Set is said to have murdered Osiris, the god of the afterlife. Set, the god of chaos, was the brother of Osiris and was jealous of his brother's power. He tricked Osiris into entering a coffin and then sealed it shut, killing him.
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In Egyptian mythology, the god who murdered Osiris was his jealous brother Seth, also known as Set. Seth was envious of Osiris' power and popularity among the people. He tricked Osiris into getting into a coffin, which he then sealed and threw into the Nile river. Osiris drowned, and Seth scattered his body parts throughout Egypt. This led to Osiris' wife, Isis, searching for and reassembling his body, ultimately resurrecting him as the god of the afterlife. The story of Osiris' murder and resurrection was a central theme in Egyptian mythology and was often portrayed in art and literature.
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