An object created by this god was stolen by Neferkaptah, who committed suicide after the gods killed his wife and children; that object was later stolen from Neferkaptah's tomb by Setne Khamwas.
An object created by this god was stolen by Neferkaptah, who committed suicide after the gods killed his wife and children; that object was later stolen from Neferkaptah's tomb by Setne Khamwas. This god also brought Tefnut home from Nubia, and he sided with Horus against Set. Worshiped at Hermopolis, he was often pictured with the head of an ibis or baboon and wrote a book of powerful spells including one that allowed people to speak to animals.  This god was associated with the moon and writing and was the masculine counterpart of Maat. Name this deity who along with Anubis was in charge of judging the dead.
An object created by this god was stolen by Neferkaptah, who committed suicide after the gods killed his wife and children; that object was later stolen from Neferkaptah's tomb by Setne Khamwas.
Thoth [or Djeheuty]