For 10 points, name this goddess, often depicted as a woman with a cat's head.
In one late story, at a temple dedicated to this deity, a man consents to first signing away all of his property and then having his children murdered and cut up into pieces to be fed to animals as part of a contract to have sex with the daughter of a priest of this deity; that story is about Tabubu, a representative of this deity punishing a man, and Setna. According to Herodotos, men and women traveled to a festival to this goddess on separate barges , and the women would expose their genitals to those standing ashore to welcome them. The Loyalty Instruction declares that the king is this Lower Egyptian goddess, also known as the "Lady of Ankhtawy", when his arms protect the loyal, but that against the disloyal, he is Sakhmet, the Upper Egyptian lion-headed deity that this goddess is frequently conflated with. For 10 points, name this goddess, often depicted as a woman with a cat's head. 
In one late story, at a temple dedicated to this deity, a man consents to first signing away all of his property and then having his children murdered and cut up into pieces to be fed to animals as part of a contract to have sex with the daughter of a priest of this deity; that story is about Tabubu, a representative of this deity punishing a man, and Setna.
Bast [or Bastet or Bubastis; prompt on "Artemis"]