Like Janus, he had two faces – a child's face called Harpocrates, and Harsiesis, with the visage of a falcon.
Like Janus, he had two faces – a child's face called Harpocrates, and Harsiesis, with the visage of a falcon. He avenged his father's death by driving away Set, losing an eye in the process (although it was restored by Thoth.) For ten points name this son of Isis and Osiris, god of sky and light in Egyptian mythology.
Like Janus, he had two faces – a child's face called Harpocrates, and Harsiesis, with the visage of a falcon.
{Horus}