Often represented by a Ram, this god's Ba was referred to as Banebdjed.
Plutarch noted that one of this god's rituals included kneading soil and water into crescent figures. Often represented by a Ram, this god's Ba was referred to as Banebdjed. Pharaohs derived symbolic authority from using this god's crook and flail. On one occasion he was carried in a Neshmet bark tomb. This god's body was put into a(*) tree trunk in Phoenicia by his brother Set, but he was revived by his sister-wife, Isis. For 10 points, name this Egyptian god of the underworld, traditionally depicted with green skin and a long beard.
Plutarch noted that one of this god's rituals included kneading soil and water into crescent figures.
{Osiris}