Isis has been associated with shops and sailing since ancient Egyptian times. Each night she sailed with Ra in his boat called Millions of Years through the darkness until day returned. She protected travellers on the Nile and on the Sea.
The Isidis Navigium, or Festival of Isis of the Ships was celebrated between 5th and 8th March throughout the late Roman empire. It was a joyous festival, marked by processions, dancing and feasts. This festival, and a vision of Isis, are described in Apuleius’ 4th-century novel, The Golden Ass. The festival has survived in various … More Boats at the conference, part four…
“The Isidis Navigium or Festival of Isis of the Ships was celebrated throughout the Roman empire from 5th – 8th March every year. The festival marked the beginning of the sailing season and ships sailed under the protection of the Goddess Isis. Come and celebrate the Isidis Navigium with us at the 2020 conference on … More Boats at the Conference, part three…
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