Sometimes represented with an infant held to his lips, he was identified as Harpocrates by the Greeks. In some myths, he was 
Sometimes represented with an infant held to his lips, he was identified as Harpocrates by the Greeks. In some myths, he was supposedly the second-born son of Geb and Nut and was worshipped as the god of light who worked with Ra and eventually married Hathor. In his more famous incarnation, he was born in the marsh of Buto and eventually went on to avenge his father and killing his father's murderer, Seth. Pharaohs were considered manifestations of, FTP which falcon-headed god of ancient Egypt.
Sometimes represented with an infant held to his lips, he was identified as Harpocrates by the Greeks.