This figure's son lost his hands until Sobek retrieved them with a fish-trap. This deity wears a white headpiece with two Ma'
This figure's son lost his hands until Sobek retrieved them with a fish-trap. This deity wears a white headpiece with two Ma'at feathers, the atef crown. He was once incorporated into a tamarisk pillar in the palace of Malcander and Astarte at Byblos. This figure was the first son born during the five intercalary days fashioned from the light of the moon god, Khonsu. This ruler of Duat and son of (*) Nut lost his reproductive organs when they were nibbled up by fish. That occurred after he was locked into a lead-sealed chest, torn into fourteen pieces, and dumped into the Nile by Seth. For 10 points, name this green-skinned consort of Isis, the Egyptian god of the dead.
This figure's son lost his hands until Sobek retrieved them with a fish-trap.
Osiris [or Usir; or Ausar]