The Tale of Two Brothers revolves around this figure and his younger brother, Bet.
The Tale of Two Brothers revolves around this figure and his younger brother, Bet. One story suggests that this god branded Set with a hot iron when Set took on the form of a leopard to attack this deity's father, thus giving the leopard its spots. In some versions, when that father, Osiris, was slain and dismembered, this male deity reassembled and embalmed the body, making him the patron deity of mummification. He encourages Ammit, a crocodile-like beast, to devour hearts found to weigh less than the feather of Ma'at in the Book of the Dead. For 10 points, what Egyptian god of the dead is often depicted with a jackal's head?
The Tale of Two Brothers revolves around this figure and his younger brother, Bet.
Anubis [or Inpu; or Anup]