This figure's four fingers and toes were said to touch the four points that represented the directions north, south, east and west.
This figure's four fingers and toes were said to touch the four points that represented the directions north, south, east and west. One of this goddess's sons used a maqet, or celestial ladder, to hide from his brother; as a result she was often depicted often depicted on the lids of sarcophagi. Her father prevented her from copulating with her husband after Thoth stole moonlight for her, but the moonlight allowed her to give birth to five children, including Nephthys and Isis. For 10 points, name this sky goddess who was married to Geb.
This figure's four fingers and toes were said to touch the four points that represented the directions north, south, east and west.
{Nut} [accept {Nuit}, {Newet}, or {Neuth}]