For 10 points, name this dwarf god.
According to the incomplete Coptic Life of Apa Moses of Abydos, this deity was driven from the Memnonion by the prayer of that saint and seven other monks, although Ammianus Marcellinus reports that an incubation and ticket oracle dedicated to this god there was violently shut down by Paul Tartareus in 359 CE for delivering anti-imperial oracles against Constantius II. The temple to Hathor at Dendara was unique for sponsoring a festival for this god and imagery of this god, whose appearance is like that of the gods Aha and Hity, was very prominent in the second birth-temple at that site. The strangling of snakes, dancing, and the wielding of knives are frequent actions shown on cippi depicting this god, whose functions included promotion of sex and domestic protection. Often depicted with Tawaret as a guardian of childbirth, his hairiness and ugliness served an apotropaic function, "scaring" away danger. For 10 points, name this dwarf god. 
According to the incomplete Coptic Life of Apa Moses of Abydos, this deity was driven from the Memnonion by the prayer of that saint and seven other monks, although Ammianus Marcellinus reports that an incubation and ticket oracle dedicated to this god there was violently shut down by Paul Tartareus in 359 CE for delivering anti-imperial oracles against Constantius II.
Bes [or Besa] 