In the Pyramid Texts of Unas, this god is described as "the slaughterer," who cuts the throats of other gods and pulls out their entrails, as well as a messenger deity.
In one legend told about this god, he performs an exorcism on the Princess of Bekhten to rid her of an evil spirit. In the Pyramid Texts of Unas, this god is described as "the slaughterer," who cuts the throats of other gods and pulls out their entrails, as well as a messenger deity. This god's name comes from a root meaning "to travel," and he was occasionally syncretized with Thoth as a moon deity. Ramses III built a major temple to this deity, who was depicted there in three aspects: pa-khart, or "the Babe," Hunnu, or "the Child," and the most important aspect, that of Nefer-Hetep. Though not Horus, this god was usually depicted with the head of a hawk and the body of a man, and in his function as timekeeper is sometimes depicted holding the solar disk and standing on crocodiles. For 10 points, identify this Egyptian deity who together with his parents Amun and Mut made up the Theban Triad.
In one legend told about this god, he performs an exorcism on the Princess of Bekhten to rid her of an evil spirit.
Khensu