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1.1 Children of the Gods
2.9 Secrets
3.10 Forever in a Day

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Anubis

Anubis is as mysterious as he looks. First known in ancient Egypt religion as the Lord of the dead, as he was the one embalming the diseased, guarding and protecting them. When this position was taken in by Osiris, Anubis became He Who counts the Hearts. Light hearts were led to Osiris, heavy hearts destroyed. Sometimes, Anubis is called the son of Osiris, and it's not clear whether Ra is the father or not. Anubis is represented as a man with the head of a black canid or jackall with alert, pointed ears. In Stargate, he's a for severe crimes banished system lord. He's half-ascended, has recruited Osiris to regain his forces and is trying to take over in snake-land.

5.15 Summit
5.16 Last Stand
5.22 Revelations
6.1 Redemption
6.3 Descent
6.9 Allegiance
6.22 Full Circle
7.1 Fallen
7.2 Homecoming
7.12 Evolution II
7.21/22 The Lost City

Apophis

Apophis is the Greek version of the Egyptian god Apep, snake of the underworld, personification of darkness, evil and chaos. Is in constant battle with Ra, god of the Sun, and thus light. A brief victory on Ra, causing a solar eclipse, didn't last long; Ra defeated him in the end. In Stargate, Apophis is taking advantage of Ra's death, and gains much power. He's incredibly hard to kill and we don't know for sure, if he's finally killed by the replicators.

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Ba'al

Ba'al means "master" or "owner". The god originates amongst the ancient Semitic people. Ba'al is thought of as a Canaanite fertility deity and is also known as the Phoenician sungod. His death and resurrection were celebrated annually as a part of the Canaanite fertility rituals. These celebrations included human sacrifice and temple prostitution. Ba'al was also worshipped amongst the ancient Jews. In Stargate, Ba'al is first seen under the new system lords, where he accepts Anubis' return. Has some encounters with Yu, then finally teams up to defeat Anubis.

Bastet

Bastet, originally portrayed as a cat or lioness, or a female body with the head of a cat. An ancient Egyptian solar deity, also known as one of the Eyes of Ra, the title of an "avenger" god who is sent out specifically to lay waste to the enemies of Egypt and her gods. In Stargate, she's part of new group of system lords, apparently having allied with Kali the destroyer.

Bynarr

I haven't found any myth or legend that refers to a Bynarr, so he might just be a creation of the show. Bynarr, Lord of Netu, an underworld created by Sokar. Lost one of his eyes by the hands of his master. A punishment, for allowing Jolinar of Malkshur escape. He was killed by his first Prime, Na'onak (Apophis).

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Unknown / Adrian Conrad

We don't know who the Goa'uld is, supposingly one of Cronus' offspring. Captured by the russians, kidnapped by NID, then implanted in Adrian Conrad, who was suffering from a terminal disease. They tried to figure out how to remove the Goa'uld from Conrad by experimenting on Sam Carter, but luckily the rescue operation arrived their in time. Conrad ended up in NID hands. In the end, the Goa'uld, by that time within Col. Simmons, was killed.

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Cronus

Cronus is one of the twelve Titans, a race of godlike giants, each a personification of a force of nature. Cronus is the youngest one. Also known as the god of fate. The parents are Uranus and Gaia. Gaia provided Cronus with an adamantine sickle as a weapon to use against his father, and with that, Cronus castrated Uranus. Cronus and his wife Rhea (also his sister) then took the throne, and to prevent his own children becoming too powerful, he swallowed them after birth. One child, Zeus, escaped and was responisible for Cronus' defeat in the end. In Stargate, he was a very powerful Goa'uld, along with Yu, and Nirrti. Responsible for banishing Sokar, the death of Teal'c's father and is eventually killed by the robot Teal'c.

Cyr / Kianna

I have not found any mythology or legend referring to a goddess named Cyr. Anybody who does, please let me know. In Stargate she was a minor Goa'uld in Ba'al's service and had to check out Kelowna but she decided to turn against him and build her own empire. She was dating Jonas Quinn and took some medicine to prevent Major Carter from discovering that she was a Goa'uld. In the end, Cyr sacrificed herself and saved the host.

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Hathor

Hathor was a pre-dynastic Egyptian goddess. She was most often depicted as a full cow with the sundisk between her horns or as a slender woman wearing the horns-and-a-sundisk headdress. The nae Hathor means The House of Horus. Apparently a daughter of Ra, who is at some time also her husband. As the Eye of Ra, she "becomes" Sakhmet in order to punish humans for transgressing against Ra. She nearly wipes out all of humanity, and Ra barely manages to stop her. In Stargate, Daniel calls her goddess of fertility, inebriation, and music, which Jack translates as the Queen of sex, drugs and rock'n roll. She's the mother of all pharao's, and one that's capable of "giving birth" to new Goa'uld.

Unknown / Maj. Hawkins

Here we don't know which Goa'uld it is as well, but it came sort of flying out of the water and infested the Major. Eek, that water was FULL of snakes! Teal'c figurd it out and killed the snake.

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Heru'ur

The oldest of the Horus gods is appropriately named Horus the Elder (Heru-ur), and believed to be the son of Ra and Hathor. In this very ancient form, Horus is also a creator god, the falcon who flew up at the beginning of time. In Stargate, he's a worthy opponent of Apophis, and seems to have taken over Ra's forces. His army are the Horus Guard. Heru'ur is most likely blown up with his ship during a battle with Apophis.

2.6 Thor's Chariot
2.9 Secrets
4.14 The Serpent's Venom

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Imhotep / K'Tano

Imhotep was a commoner by birth, but rose through the ranks with his natural talents and dedication. Imhotep was the architect, physician, sage, astrologer, scribe, and chief minister of the Pharaoh Djoser, who reigned from 2630 - 2611 BCE. He designed the first pyramid (the Step Pyramid at Sakkara). Djoser's Step Pyramid was not just a tomb, but was a collection of temples, pavilions, corridors, chapels, halls and storerooms. His plan included fluted columns that were attached to the limestone walls, which conformed to the walls in the palace. This preserved a link with the past in the ancient styles of architecture. In Stargate, Imhotep disguises himself as his own First Prime and collects an army of Jaffa, searching for freedom. Killed by Teal'c.

Kali the Destroyer

Kali is a Hindu triple goddess of creation, protection and destruction. She's a goddess of contradictions, both unimaginable horror and abundant bliss, eternally intertwined in the dance of being. She's simultaneously womb and tomb, giver of life and devourer of her children. A Holy Paradox, like wild fire that destroys and births the forests. In Stargate, she has an allience with Bastet, and votes for Anubis' return.

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unknown / Maj. Charlie Kawalsky

Here we have another unnamed Goa'uld, maybe still an infant, although it did blend and take over Major Kawalsky completely. They tried to remove the symbiote wrapped around Charlie's spinal core but they only got a dead husk. Teal'c finally killed the snake by holding Kawalsky's head in the wormhole as it shut down.

1.1 Children of the Gods
1.3 The Enemy Within

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Klorel / Skaa'ra

Klorel. I haven't been able to find anything on this name, so anybody who does, please let me know. In Stargate, Klorel is the son of Apophis, who took Skaa'ra as a host. Young and inexperienced, yet he struggles to please his daddy. Skaa'ra is sometimes able to resist him, as he tries to control the Goa'uld and talk to O'Neill. After a triad, the Goa'uld was forcebilly removed from the host.

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Marduk / Maj. Vallarin

Marduk is a Babylonian god, referred to as the "bull calf of the sun". Originally god of thunderstorms, also god of fertility. Pictured with a double head, and was given the title "Bel", which means Lord. Has gained surpreme powers by defeating the sea-dragon of the salt ocean, Tiamat. In Stargate, he was such an evil god that his priests had punished him by locking him up in a sarcaphogus with a creature that ate him. Again and again. Escaped by invading the creature, and was released when the Russian team and SG-1 opened up the sarcaphogus. Took over Maj. Vallarin and was eventually blown up by SG-1.

Morrigan

Morrigan is a Celtic god of war, or battle. Appears as a triple goddess, along with Macha, Badb and Nemain. Pictured often as a hooded crow, or a battle raven. She sometimes appeared in the battle field to participate in the fight, or used her form as a raven to bring fear and doom over her opponents. In Stargate, she's part of new group of system lords, and she has ruled over P3X-289. Other than that, we haven't heard much about her.

Lord Mot

Mot is the Canaanite god of death and sterility. Arch enemy of Ba'al. He fought Baal each year and slew his brother only to see Baal rise from the dead to rejuvenate the lands for cultivation. In the end he was defeated by Baal and forced to live in the underworld. In Stargate, Lord Mot is watching over a world, probably in Ba'al's service.

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Nirrti

Nirrti is an Indian (Hindu) goddess of destruction and death, bad luck and grief. She was black in complexion, had a black skin, wore black clothes and rather incongruously had long golden hair. There is much alike between Kali and Nirrti, as they both live in trees, mountains and hills, crossroads, jungles, caves and cremation grounds. The two goddesses speak many tongues, i.e. not the language of the elite like all other well behaved gods. Nirrti in Stargate has specific powers like invisibility (phase shifting) and uses deception and spreads diseases. Killed by one of her own "sick" who she was supposed to be "healing."

Olokun

The Yoruba (western Africa) god of the ocean, or sea. He lives in a huge underwater palace with both humans and fish as his servants. Pictured as a man, holding lizards in his hands. There are made human sacrifices to him to appease his anger. In Stargate, he's part of new group of system lords and votes for Anubis' return.

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Osiris / Sarah

Osiris is the Egyptian god of fertility, resurrection and vegetation. In a later stadium he became known as the god of the underworld, as he took in Anubis' position. Married to Isis, a sky goddess. His younger brother Seth was jealous at his position and lured him into a trap, locking him into a sarcaphogus and threw it into the Nile. Isis brought back his body, then Seth found it and chopped it into 14 pieces. Isis once more collected them and put him back together, and then Osiris was sent to the underworld. In Stargate, Osiris is also set up by Seth and trapped inside a jar. Sarah opened up the jar, and Osiris took her as a host. Osiris then teams up with Anubis to gain power in snakeland.

Ra

Ra is the well known Egyptian sun god. He created himself from a mound that arose from the primeval waters of Nun or out of a primordial lotus flower. Provider of light, and warmth, and with that, he enables growth. Each morning, Ra starts travelling through the sky in his solar barque, and at night he would travel through the underworld, battling with Apophis, the ever continuing battle between light and darkness. Ra is the god of pharao's, and called father of all. It's the first Goa'uld we meet in Stargate. Killed by the nuclear bomb, sent up to his mothership by Colonel O'Neill and Daniel Jackson.

Ramius

Ramius is a minor Goa'uld who was trying to forge an alliance with Tilgath, but nearly got killed by one of Anubis' supersoldiers. His Jaffa captured the teams SG-1, SG-3 and SG-12 along with Master Bra'tac, who came to the planet to try and capture one of the supersoldiers instead. Jack tried to explain the whole situation to Ramius, but the snake was not impressed. In the end, Ramius is killed.

Unknown / Dr. Robert Rothman

Remember that pool of water with the flying symbiotes? Well, one of them got Rothman as well! Snake aka Rothman is killed by Jack O'Neill.

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Seth

Seth is an ancient Egyptian god of chaos, war, deserts, storms and foreign lands. Portrayed as a man with the head of undeterminable origin, sometimes however pictured in the form of some sort of greyhound. Jealousy at the power of his brother Osiris made him kill Osiris and scattered parts of him all over Egypt. He is also known to have protected Ra during his travel through the underworld against attacks by Apophis and is named Lord of the Northern Sky in the Book of the Dead, which means he's responisble for stormy and cloudy weather. In Stargate, he tried to overthrow Ra and was forced to hide on Earth. He was found by the Tok'ra and SG-1, then killed by Samantha Carter.

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Sokar

Sokar, aka Seker, god of the Memphis necropolis and the funerary cult. He is often shown as a man with the head of a hawk. Although he was a death god, Sokar was also the god of the living, mainly the workers who built the necropolis and the craftsmen who made tomb artifacts. He was also the patron of those who made ritual objects and substances used in mummification. In Stargate, he once was the ruler of the system lords. He was banished to Delmak, a world orbited by Netu but planning an attack against the other system lords until he was blown up by the Tok'ra bomb.

Svarog

Lord Svarog is a Slavic sun and fire god. He was patron of smiths, and is considered a patron of artisans and craftsmen, as well. He also has some connection to marriage, maybe responsible for institutionalizing marriage. In Stargate, he's part of new group of system lords and votes for Anubis' return. He also tried to claim Latona as one of his worlds, but the Sentinel made them "disappear".

Tanith

Tanith means Serpent Lady. She's a Phoenician goddess of fertility and heavens, including the stars and the moon. She's Chief Goddess of Carthage, and consort of Baal. One of the symbols of Tanith is often referred to as a caduceus, what looks like two ribbons on a pole. It is actually two serpents on or twined around a tree or asherah-pole. In Stargate, Tanith was a Goa'uld spying amongst the Tok'ra, until he was discoverd. In the end, he's killed by Teal'c.

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Yu

Yu is a Chinese hermaphrodite deity who made the earth suitable for life. He/she created the passes in the mountains by plowing a way through in the shape of a bear. As a snake, Yu led the waters of the Flood (the Yellow River) to the abyss. Yu's symbol is a double snake. Yu is considered to be one of the oldest Goa'uld and his full name/title is the Jade Emperor, the Exalted Lord Yu Huang Shang-Ti. Is definitely against Anubis' return, and therefor in battle with Osiris and Baal.

3.3 Fair Game
5.15 Summit
5.16 Last Stand
5.18 The Warrior
6.6 Abyss
6.21 Prophecy
6.22 Full Circle
7.1 Fallen
7.2 Homecoming
8.1/2 New Order

Zipacna

Zipacna is a Mayan earth-quake god and god of the dawn. He was brother of Cabrakan and son of Vucub Caquix, the Great Macaw. These three were considered by the gods to be the most prideful and arrogant of all at that time. We can read about Zipacna in the Mayan mythology book "Popol Vuh", which means The Collection of Written Leaves. In Stargate, Zipacna is one of Apophis' most loyal underlords and is chosen to defend Klorel in the trial. After Apophis' death, he's recruited by Anubis. Jack, of course, calls him Zippy.