"Elgar'nan also known as the All-Father, the Eldest of the Sun and He Who Overthrew His Father is the elven god of vengeance and the sun who represents fatherhood and leads the pantheon with the goddess Mythal." 
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"Horus was one of the earliest and most important Egyptian gods. He was originally portrayed as a hawk or falcon and worshipped as a sun god and creator of the sky."  "Horus represents the power and importance of the sun and sky in all aspects of ancient Egyptian life. He serves as provider and protector of the Egyptian people, especially the pharaohs."
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"Horus, the god of vengeance, was one of the most famous and important Egyptian gods. Aside from the god of vengeance, Horus was also known as the Protector of Pharaohs." "The Pharaohs of Egypt were considered to be his earthly embodiment. Horus was known as the protector of pharaohs, and many pharaohs would take his name into theirs." 
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"Mythal the Protector, All-Mother, and goddess of love, is the patron of motherhood and justice (the flip side of vengeance). She leads the Pantheon with her male counterpart, Elgar'nan."
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"Hathor was one of the most popular goddesses in all of Egypt, who was worshipped widely across the empire. She was the goddess of mothers, women, and women's physical and psychological well-being but also known as the goddess of dance, beauty, and music. She was the personification of joy, goodness, celebration, and love. She was also associated with the sky, the movement of planets, Venus, birth, and rebirth after death, as well as the cyclical rejuvenation of the entire cosmos." 
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"Hathor, in ancient Egyptian religion, goddess of the sky, of women, and of fertility and love." "Her principal animal form was that of a cow, and she was strongly associated with motherhood"
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"Fen'Harel, the elven god of betrayal (or god of rebellion) is also known as the Dread Wolf, He Who Hunts Alone, Lord of Tricksters, The Great Wolf, Roamer of the Beyond, the old wolf, and Bringer of Nightmares."
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"Seth was represented as a composite figure, with a canine body, slanting eyes, square-tipped ears, tufted (in later representations, forked) tail, and a long, curved, pointed snout; various animals (including aardvark, antelope, ass, camel, fennec, greyhound,  jackal, jerboa, long-snouted mouse, okapi, oryx, and pig) have been suggested as the basis for his form."
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"Set, sometimes spelled Seth, is a deity found in the mythology of ancient Egypt usually depicted as the traitor among the Egyptian gods, his official titles are the god of chaos, desert, storms and foreigners."
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"Originally Seth was a sky god, lord of the desert, master of storms, disorder, and warfare—in general, a trickster. Seth embodied the necessary and creative element of violence and disorder within the ordered world."
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"She watched briala's throat, where her pulse fluttered. Her skin was darker then celene's, though she spent most of her days inside and showed no tan lines at the bare skin around her eyes. Briala tried to ignore it, but celene know she was quietly ashamed of it. Not the ears that gave her away as elven even beneath the mask, not the lovely liquid eyes, but her sun-touched skin" p37

"He found the empress on the trail to the demon's circle. Celene stepped out from the trees, and only her pale skin stopped michel from raising his blade against another attack" p228