In some tales, he appears as a vigorous bull who fertilizes the celestial cow, while in other stories he is described as a gander, the "Great Cackler," but he was typically pictured lying prone with vegetation sprouting from his back, as the earth-god.
In one text, he has the golden box containing the uraeus of Ra opened in his presence, killing all of his companions and leaving him badly burnt, but he is healed by a lock of Ra's hair. In some tales, he appears as a vigorous bull who fertilizes the celestial cow, while in other stories he is described as a gander, the "Great Cackler," but he was typically pictured lying prone with vegetation sprouting from his back, as the earth-god. FTP, name this husband of Nut and father of Osiris.
In one text, he has the golden box containing the uraeus of Ra opened in his presence, killing all of his companions and leaving him badly burnt, but he is healed by a lock of Ra's hair.
Geb or Seb or Keb