To his right was the statue of Mut, the Mother of all things.

On her head was the double crown of Egypt and the uraeus crest, and in her hand the looped cross, the sign of Life eternal.

To his left sat Khonsu, the hawk-headed god of the moon.

On his head was the crescent of the young moon carrying the disc of the full moon; in his right hand he also held the looped cross, the sign of Life eternal, and in his left the Staff of Strength.

Such was this mighty triad, but of these the greatest was Amon-Ra, to whom the shrine was dedicated.