This deity had a cult center at a location whose name means "place of pillars," which included a sacred stone which was said to be the dwelling place of a long-beaked bird with a two-feathered crest, the Bennu bird.
This deity had a cult center at a location whose name means "place of pillars," which included a sacred stone which was said to be the dwelling place of a long-beaked bird with a two-feathered crest, the Bennu bird. He's not Apis, but one aspect of this deity was the Mnevis bull. One aspect of this deity was a ram-headed god named Auf who fights off the creatures of the Underworld. When this deity aged, he began to (*) drool, and Isis made a poisonous serpent out of his saliva, which bit him, forcing him to tell Isis his real name. He is protected by a snake-headed man named Mehen and he travels on a ship known as Semktet or Matet, which his nemesis Apep tries to swallow. Sometimes combined with Atum, he had a cult center at Heliopolis. For 10 points, name this Egyptian sun god.
This deity had a cult center at a location whose name means "place of pillars," which included a sacred stone which was said to be the dwelling place of a long-beaked bird with a two-feathered crest, the Bennu bird.
Ra [or Re; accept Amon-Ra or Atum-Ra]