One symbol associated with this deity was originally worn on the head of the first wife of Amun, the goddess Wasret; that symbol is a dried bull's penis known as the Was. Another myth concerning this god features him eating a fresh head of lettuce every morning, although that lettuce had been contaminated with semen. In one myth, this deity spits into the eye of his chief nemesis after taking up the shape of a black pig, and on another occasion induces him into a homosexual act which results in the creation of the moon god Thoth. He protects Re by repelling the evil snake Apophis with his scepter, and this deity murders his brother Osiris by tricking him into a chest and hurling him into the river. The consort of Nepthys, for 10 points, nam
One symbol associated with this deity was originally worn on the head of the first wife of Amun, the goddess Wasret; that symbol is a dried bull's penis known as the Was. Another myth concerning this god features him eating a fresh head of lettuce every morning, although that lettuce had been contaminated with semen. In one myth, this deity spits into the eye of his chief nemesis after taking up the shape of a black pig, and on another occasion induces him into a homosexual act which results in the creation of the moon god Thoth. He protects Re by repelling the evil snake Apophis with his scepter, and this deity murders his brother Osiris by tricking him into a chest and hurling him into the river. The consort of Nepthys, for 10 points, name this chief Egyptian god of violence and chaos.
One symbol associated with this deity was originally worn on the head of the first wife of Amun, the goddess Wasret; that symbol is a dried bull's penis known as the Was.
Seth [accept Set or Setesh]