Plutarch noted that one of this god's rituals included kneading soil and water into crescent figures.
Plutarch noted that one of this god's rituals included kneading soil and water into crescent figures. Often represented by a Ram, this god's Ba was referred to as Banebdjed. Pharaohs derived symbolic authority from using this god's crook and flail. On one occasion he was carried in a Neshmet bark tomb. This god's body was put into a(*) tree trunk in Phoenicia by his brother Set, but he was revived by his sister-wife, Isis. For 10 points, name this Egyptian god of the underworld, traditionally depicted with green skin and a long beard.
Plutarch noted that one of this god's rituals included kneading soil and water into crescent figures.
{Osiris}