Themis was a goddess in ancient Greek mythology that was represented by Law, order and Justice.
Also, the ancient Egyptians had Ma'at who was a more or less likened to the Greek godesses, Themis.
Ma'at was known to carry both a sword and and a feather of truth.
Both mythology could be compared to the Roman goddess of Justice known as Justitia.
<h3>Difference between The Symbol of Themis and Ma'at</h3>
Themis is depicted as a woman with a sword on one hand and a scale on the other hand.
Her image is usually blindfolded and it shows that Justice is blind and does not recognize anyone however everyones deeds are weighed with the same scale and justice is served with the sword.
Ma'at on the other hand is depicted as a woman who is either sitting or standing while wearing an ostrich feather on her head and, in some cases, she was depicted with wings.
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