In one dispute, Neith awarded him Anat and Astarte.  
According to the Jumilhac Papyrus, his semen became the bedded-kau plants, and the hippo goddess Tawaret was his mistress and kept him chained in the north.  In one dispute, Neith awarded him Anat and Astarte.  He was associated with red heads, such as Ramesses II, and the (*) Hyksos revered him as their major diety.  This figure sometimes defends Ra's solar barge, and helped to slay Apep each night.  In his most famous story, he cuts the husband of Isis into many piecies, but is killed by Horus.  For 10 points, name this husband of Nepthys, the Egyptian god of the desert who slew Osiris.
According to the Jumilhac Papyrus, his semen became the bedded-kau plants, and the hippo goddess Tawaret was his mistress and kept him chained in the north.  
{Set} [accept {Seth}, {Setekh}, {Sut}, {Sutekh}, {Suty}]