The snake Kematef is a combination of this god and Min. In one of his shrines, he is depicted as a black phallus, symbolizing his fertility. With his more typical wife Mut, this god adopted Montu, a war god, and Khonsu, a moon god. A large mountain in Kush became associated 
The snake Kematef is a combination of this god and Min. In one of his shrines, he is depicted as a black phallus, symbolizing his fertility. With his more typical wife Mut, this god adopted Montu, a war god, and Khonsu, a moon god. A large mountain in Kush became associated with this god because it was shaped like an animal sacred to him. This god was sometimes depicted as a seated human whose crown contains two tall plumes. At the Siwa Oasis, Alexander the Great visited an oracle dedicated to this god and afterwards depicted himself with ram horns, a symbol of this ram-headed god who the Greeks combined with Zeus. He was the head of the Ogdoad, and thus the chief god of Thebes. For ten points, name this Egyptian god frequently combined with Ra.
The snake Kematef is a combination of this god and Min. In one of his shrines, he is depicted as a black phallus, symbolizing his fertility.
{Amun} [accept: {Amen}, {Amom}, {Amum}, {Atum} (but not {Atem})]