This god was worshipped as Serapis in Alexandria, but his major cult center was Abydos. The eldest son of Geb and Nut, this god was locked in a chest, after which his body was found supporting a palace in Byblos; after findin
This god was worshipped as Serapis in Alexandria, but his major cult center was Abydos. The eldest son of Geb and Nut, this god was locked in a chest, after which his body was found supporting a palace in Byblos; after finding him, his killer tore him into 14 pieces, 13 of which were found and reassembled by his wife. That killer was his brother (*) Set, who was later defeated by this man's son, Horus. Symbolized as a green mummy holding a crook and flail, name this husband of Isis and Egyptian god of the afterlife.
This god was worshipped as Serapis in Alexandria, but his major cult center was Abydos.
{Osiris} or {Usiris} or {Aser} [accept {Ptah}-{Seker}-{Osiris} in any order]