He is sometimes associated with the war god Nemty.
This deity was known as Harpokrates after birth, when he emerged paralyzed from the waist down. He is sometimes associated with the war god Nemty. This god spread his semen on some lettuce, which was eaten by his rival, and he beat that rival in a boat race due to his rival's poor choice of stone as building material. He represents both the (*) sun and the moon, and is often depicted as a falcon and as the husband of Hathor. In another role, he is the ancestor of all pharaohs. For 10 points, name this defeater of Seth, the sky-god son of Osiris and Iris.
This deity was known as Harpokrates after birth, when he emerged paralyzed from the waist down.
Horus [or Heru; or Har; or Nekheny; or Kemwer]