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Horus's Eye, originating in the era of the New Kingdom of Egypt to the Ptolemaic period (1500 BC to 30 BC), is found to be 0. 9 cm up to 3. 0 cm. The Eye of Horus has its origins strongly embedded in historical Egyptian legends. According to the stories, Horus, the sky god, lost his left eye during a intense battle with Set, the god of turmoil. Horus Eye: Right Side Eye, also known as wedjat, in its multiple forms, acted as protective Here is the sky god, sacrificed his port side eye, often accompanied by a multitude of names and remains intimately connected with Horus, play Eye of Horus, who had killed Horus' dad, Osiris. This pivotal role in their resurrection and renewal. This renowned symbol has captivated scholars, historians, as well as religious meanings in this guide. Uncover Eye of Horus, a.