An Egyptian deity with this animal form represents the celestial waters of the heavens, and is named Mehet-Weret.
An Egyptian deity with this animal form represents the celestial waters of the heavens, and is named Mehet-Weret. The eight Heh gods are created to assist Shu in physically supporting one of these animals considered to be a depiction of the goddess Nut, as described in an Amarna-period text titled the Book of the Heavenly type of this animal. The temple complex at Dendera is dedicated to a deity with this animal form who (*) alternately manifests as the lioness deity Sekhmet. The head of this animal adorns the goddess that is considered to be both the mother and wife of Horus, and appropriately bears a name meaning "house of Horus." This animal form characterizes the motherhood goddess Hathor. For 10 points, name this animal which produces the Milky Way from its udders.
An Egyptian deity with this animal form represents the celestial waters of the heavens, and is named Mehet-Weret.
cow [or cattle; or heifer; do not accept "bull"]