This male god assumes the role of a porter and boosts the strength of one of the newborn babies of a woman expectingtriplets in a mythological story in which he and a bunch of goddesses become midwives. A consort of this god was given thetitle "She Who Runs Like an Arrow" and, along with his daughter, was represented as a gazelle or antelope. This god's sonwith Menhit was named Heka because of his role in activating each person's ka. The name of this god and mentions of hisprotective power appear in the full name of the pharaoh Khufu, and he formed a triad with the aforementioned wife Satetand Anuket to which a temple at Elephantine was dedicated. He was replaced by Hapi as the representation of the flfloodingof the Nile, which leftft behin
This male god assumes the role of a porter and boosts the strength of one of the newborn babies of a woman expectingtriplets in a mythological story in which he and a bunch of goddesses become midwives. A consort of this god was given thetitle "She Who Runs Like an Arrow" and, along with his daughter, was represented as a gazelle or antelope. This god's sonwith Menhit was named Heka because of his role in activating each person's ka. The name of this god and mentions of hisprotective power appear in the full name of the pharaoh Khufu, and he formed a triad with the aforementioned wife Satetand Anuket to which a temple at Elephantine was dedicated. He was replaced by Hapi as the representation of the flfloodingof the Nile, which leftft behind silt and clay that he then used for his most famous activity. For 10 points, name this ram-headedEgyptian god who created the gods and mankind on his potter's wheel.
This male god assumes the role of a porter and boosts the strength of one of the newborn babies of a woman expectingtriplets in a mythological story in which he and a bunch of goddesses become midwives.
Khnum [accept Khnemu and really anything with the consonants "k," "h", "n", and "m"]