Every year, this figure would ritually masturbate into a river to ensure an abundance of water.
This figure ceremonially carries a flail over the shoulder while returning from a journey with the Secret of the Two Partners. This figure is said to "eat" the magic of a group of eastern gods in the Cannibal Hymn. Every year, this figure would ritually masturbate into a river to ensure an abundance of water. This figure was known by a title meaning "The Two Lords" referring to two competing patrons. This figure was said to be taken to the underworld palace by a wolf-like war companion, a god known as the (*) "Opener of Ways." The divinity of this figure may have been expressed through the Golden Falcon name. Though not Ra, this figure was blessed while sailing through Duat on a solar barque. The continued life of this figure was celebrated in the Sed festival. For 10 points, the greatest human upholder of ma'at was what figure, the human ruler of Egypt?
This figure ceremonially carries a flail over the shoulder while returning from a journey with the Secret of the Two Partners.
the pharaoh [prompt on Horus or Ra until "falcon" is mentioned]