The illegitimate son of Osiris, this god, along with Horus, was responsible for mummifying  his father, and his other roles in the afterlife include weighing the hearts of the deceased.
According to one myth, this deity placed the berry from a cedar in a cup of water, causing it to become a beating heart and thus restoring life to his brother, who had stored his heart in that tree; earlier in that story, "The Tale of the Two Brothers", this deity had tried to kill his brother Bata for raping his wife. Josephus relates the story of a Roman wife, Paulina, convinced to sleep with this god as a means of tricking her into sleeping with Decius Mundus, leading to a persecution of the Isis cult in Rome. According to Plutarch, this god was born when his mother tricked his father into sleeping with her, by disguising herself as her own sister. The illegitimate son of Osiris, this god, along with Horus, was responsible for mummifying  his father, and his other roles in the afterlife include weighing the hearts of the deceased. For 10 points, name this canine-headed psychopomp. 
According to one myth, this deity placed the berry from a cedar in a cup of water, causing it to become a beating heart and thus restoring life to his brother, who had stored his heart in that tree; earlier in that story, "The Tale of the Two Brothers", this deity had tried to kill his brother Bata for raping his wife.
Anubis [or Anpu or Anbu or Inpw] 