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First seen during Apep's reign, Ptah was a Goa'uld scientist and contemporary of Ra. Seeing the Goa'uld's misuse of Ancient spaceships, Ptah chose to focus his research entirely in that direction unlike other Goa'uld such as Thoth. Through this research Ptah developed the first ha'tak, leading the other Goa'uld to stop using the Ancient spaceships they had managed to salvage and giving them fleets of ships to enslave the galaxy with. Ptah's fertile imagination led to him designing other ships, the tel'tak and original Death Glider among them. Other Goa'uld soon emulated his early designs and, with Ptah's help, developed more efficient versions. Ptah(プタハ神Putaha-shin), alternatively known as The Book of Genesis or The Genesis of Universe, is an ancient Stand featured in the storyline "The Gravestone of Red-Hot Sand" from the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Genesis of Universe novel, based on Stardust Crusaders. Ptah - wieloaspektowe prabóstwo pochodzenia memfickiego. Uznany za stworzyciela i patrona wszelkiej działalności kreatywnej (a więc pisarzy, artystów). Synkretycznie łączył się w różnych okresach z różnymi bogami, np. jako "Ptah-Sokaris-Ozyrys" był bóstwem zmarłych. Wiele bóstw zachowując nawet swą tożsamość uważanych było za "uosobienie" Ptaha (np. byk Apis). Przedstawiano go z reguły jako łysego, mumimorficznego mężczyznę z berłem, na postumencie. Ptah is the name of a pagan deity worshiped by the people who lived in Egypt, which the name of the country means "temple of the soul of Ptah". In "Kingdom Come" during the Millennial Kingdom period, Tsion Ben-Judah rebuked the Parliament of Egypt for their continued use of the name Egypt, honoring Ptah instead of Jehovah God, and commanded them to change the name of their country to Osaze. Ptah, also known as Regulus V, was a planet, the fifth in the Regulus star system. (TOS - Star Trek II Short Stories short story: "The Blaze of Glory") Regulus V was one of over twenty planets inhabited by Regulan felinoids, who are also known as Caitians. Some references call Regulus V the homeworld of this species, although their identity is also centralized to the 15 Lyncis system. (Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual) By the 2370s, Regulus V was a full-fledged Federation member planet. (ST reference: Star Charts) Ptah is the lawful god of the Wizard pantheon. Ptah offers a wide range of upgrades that benefit both the economy and military. His technologies upgrade each Barracks unit in some way, providing a noticeable boost to Classical Age combat. Axemen and Slingers gain increased attack while Spearmen take reduced damage from ranged units. Ptah also aids the economy by decreasing the cost of farms and enabling them to be built faster. His God Power can be used to make a deadly early rush, move away enemy units or take Laborers out of danger. His myth unit, the Wadjet, is best used defensively. Ptah is the Egyptian god of creation and technology. It was said (in the Shabaka Stone) that it was Ptah who called the world into being, having dreamt creation in his heart, and speaking it, his name meaning opener, in the sense of opener of the mouth. Indeed the opening of the mouth ceremony, performed by priests at funerals to release souls from their corpses, was said to have been created by Ptah. Atum was said to have been created by Ptah to rule over the creation, sitting upon the primordial mound. Ptah (or Peteh) is the creator god in Egyptian mythology. He created the universe out of chaos and dust. His symbol is the Was sceptre. In Ancient Egyptian religion, Ptah was the primordial mound, that called everything into existence. He was also regarded as the father of the human sage Imhotep, who was later deified. His wife was Sekhmet and their son was Nefertem. Ptah var en Goa'uld levande eftersom Första Goa'uld dynasti. Ptah was a master of planar travel and could teleport anywhere in the multiverse with accuracy. Ptah was summoned by Lord Ao and asked to carry a message to the deities on the home world of the Mulan, inviting them to create powerful avatars that could accompany Ptah to Realmspace where their people had been taken, bypassing the barriers put up by the Imaskari. Most of them agreed to make the sacrifice and the journey, so Ptah lead the way using an artifact known as the Beacon of Light. Thus the Mulhorandi and Untheric pantheons came to Toril, landing on what was later called the Godswatch Mountains. Ptah is a egyptian, divine Horse.

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It was said (in the Shabaka Stone) that it was Ptah who called the world into being, having dreamt creation in his heart, and speaking it, his name meaning opener, in the sense of opener of the mouth. Indeed the opening of the mouth ceremony, performed by priests at funerals to release souls from their corpses, was said to have been created by Ptah. Atum was said to have been created by Ptah to rule over the creation, sitting upon the primordial mound. In art, he is portrayed as a bearded mummified man, often wearing a skull cap, with his hands holding an ankh, was, and djed, the symbols of life, power and stability, respectively. It was also considered that Ptah manifested himself in the Apis bull. He may have originally been a fertility god because of this. In Memphis, Ptah was worshipped in his own right, and was seen as Atum's father, or rather, the father of Nefertum, the younger form of Atum. When the beliefs about the Ennead and Ogdoad were later merged, and Atum was identified as Ra (Atum-Ra), himself seen as Horus (Ra-Herakhty), this led to Ptah being said to be married to Sekhmet, at the time considered the earlier form of Hathor, Horus', thus Atum's, mother. Since Ptah was the primordial mound, and had called creation into being, he was considered the god of craftsmen, and in particular stone-based crafts. Eventually, due to the connection of these things to tombs, and that at Thebes, the craftsmen regarded him so highly as to say that he controlled their destiny. Consequently, first amongst the craftsmen, then the population as a whole, Ptah also became a god of reincarnation. Since Seker was also god of craftsmen, and of reincarnation, Seker was later assimilated with Ptah becoming Ptah-Seker. Ptah-Seker gradually became seen as the personification of the sun during the night, since the sun appears to be reincarnated at this time, and Ptah was the primordial mound, which lay beneath the earth. Consequently, Ptah-Seker became considered an underworld deity, and eventually, by the Middle Kingdom, become assimilated by Osiris, the lord of the underworld, occasionally being known as Ptah-Seker-Osiris. Ptah is the name of a pagan deity worshiped by the people who lived in Egypt, which the name of the country means "temple of the soul of Ptah". In "Kingdom Come" during the Millennial Kingdom period, Tsion Ben-Judah rebuked the Parliament of Egypt for their continued use of the name Egypt, honoring Ptah instead of Jehovah God, and commanded them to change the name of their country to Osaze. First seen during Apep's reign, Ptah was a Goa'uld scientist and contemporary of Ra. Seeing the Goa'uld's misuse of Ancient spaceships, Ptah chose to focus his research entirely in that direction unlike other Goa'uld such as Thoth. Through this research Ptah developed the first ha'tak, leading the other Goa'uld to stop using the Ancient spaceships they had managed to salvage and giving them fleets of ships to enslave the galaxy with. Ptah's fertile imagination led to him designing other ships, the tel'tak and original Death Glider among them. Other Goa'uld soon emulated his early designs and, with Ptah's help, developed more efficient versions. After Apep's death at the hands of Anubis, Ptah swore his allegiance to Ra, developing even more innovative designs which his master closely guarded, refusing to release them even to his own underlords. Although Ptah's designs occasionally led to leaps forward in spaceship technology—usually facilitated by new finds from other species—there would often be entire centuries where Goa'uld technology was at a virtual standstill. During his lifetime, Ptah created his own branch of Jaffa known as the Ta-tanen, who were not known for either their speed or intelligence but their ability to weather even the most deadly of battles like a stone in rain. Though these Jaffa were small in number, they were often the only warriors left standing during wars between the System Lords. When Ra was killed by the Tau'ri of Earth, Ptah chose to turn his back on all the other System Lords and wandered the galaxy with but a single companion, his First Prime and bodyguard Niptahkau. Ptah moved anonymously from world to world, observing and gathering knowledge as he went. As this very act was so against the usual Goa'uld pomposity, many who met Ptah didn't even know who he was. During these travels, several of his enemies attempted to locate and eliminate them but as his trail was so elusive, none were able. Ptah eventually managed to distance himself from all of the System Lords, and indeed all other Goa'uld, to the point that he had very little relations with them. This did not stop him from learning of the death of Sokar, however, who had been his long-time ally. It was due to this, and perhaps the death of Ra, that he hated the Tau'ri like no other. Despite the fact that he was absent from his own planets for so long, his people had nothing to fear from the other System Lords as Ptah's craftsmanship in spaceships was unparalleled by any of his brethren. Having reverse engineered many scavenged technologies and designed nearly all of the spaceships and other vehicles used by the Goa'uld, Ptah knew all of the weak points in the designs he created. As such, no System Lord would dare attack his planets for fear of losing their entire fleets to his knowledge. Indeed, Ptah was just as arrogant as the other members of his species and, had they attacked him, he knew how to hold a grudge which could last millennia. (RPG: "First Steps: The Stargate Unexplored Worlds Roleplaying Sourcebook") Ptah var en Goa'uld levande eftersom Första Goa'uld dynasti. Ptah(プタハ神Putaha-shin), alternatively known as The Book of Genesis or The Genesis of Universe, is an ancient Stand featured in the storyline "The Gravestone of Red-Hot Sand" from the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Genesis of Universe novel, based on Stardust Crusaders. Ptah is a egyptian, divine Horse. Ptah (or Peteh) is the creator god in Egyptian mythology. He created the universe out of chaos and dust. His symbol is the Was sceptre. In Ancient Egyptian religion, Ptah was the primordial mound, that called everything into existence. He was also regarded as the father of the human sage Imhotep, who was later deified. His wife was Sekhmet and their son was Nefertem. Ptah, also known as Regulus V, was a planet, the fifth in the Regulus star system. (TOS - Star Trek II Short Stories short story: "The Blaze of Glory") Regulus V was one of over twenty planets inhabited by Regulan felinoids, who are also known as Caitians. Some references call Regulus V the homeworld of this species, although their identity is also centralized to the 15 Lyncis system. (Decipher RPG module: Starfleet Operations Manual) By the 2370s, Regulus V was a full-fledged Federation member planet. (ST reference: Star Charts) Regulus V had at least one native lifeform, the eel-bird. (TOS episode: "Amok Time") Ptah - wieloaspektowe prabóstwo pochodzenia memfickiego. Uznany za stworzyciela i patrona wszelkiej działalności kreatywnej (a więc pisarzy, artystów). Synkretycznie łączył się w różnych okresach z różnymi bogami, np. jako "Ptah-Sokaris-Ozyrys" był bóstwem zmarłych. Wiele bóstw zachowując nawet swą tożsamość uważanych było za "uosobienie" Ptaha (np. byk Apis). Przedstawiano go z reguły jako łysego, mumimorficznego mężczyznę z berłem, na postumencie. Ptah offers a wide range of upgrades that benefit both the economy and military. His technologies upgrade each Barracks unit in some way, providing a noticeable boost to Classical Age combat. Axemen and Slingers gain increased attack while Spearmen take reduced damage from ranged units. Ptah also aids the economy by decreasing the cost of farms and enabling them to be built faster. His God Power can be used to make a deadly early rush, move away enemy units or take Laborers out of danger. His myth unit, the Wadjet, is best used defensively. Ptah is the lawful god of the Wizard pantheon. Ptah is the Egyptian god of creation and technology. Ptah was a master of planar travel and could teleport anywhere in the multiverse with accuracy. 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