In one creation myth, this figure was created from Nu, the watery chaos which covered the world.
In one creation myth, this figure was created from Nu, the watery chaos which covered the world. In another creation myth, this god sprung forth from a lotus flower and used his spit to create the god of the air and the goddess of moisture, Shu and Tefnut. This deity would use the boats "Mandjet" and "Mesektet" every day and night to travel through the sky. He is usually pictured with a disk on his head, and pharaohs eventually began to be referred to as "sons of" this deity. For 10 points, name this deity commonly linked to Atum and Amun, the sun god of Egyptian mythology.
In one creation myth, this figure was created from Nu, the watery chaos which covered the world.
Ra [accept Re]