The patrons of these objects were all members of the Souls of Nekhen and were depicted as a group standing on a blue lotus. They are named for the city where the temple of Serapis stood, due to a confusion of the images of Osiris there with these objects. In the Middle Kingdom, they bore human heads, but by the New Kingdom, they displayed a baboon, jackal, and falcon as well. For 10 points, Imset, Hapy, Qebehsenuf, and Duamutef, four sons of Horus, were the patrons of what objects, which stored the intestines, lung, stomach, and liver of an Egy
The patrons of these objects were all members of the Souls of Nekhen and were depicted as a group standing on a blue lotus. They are named for the city where the temple of Serapis stood, due to a confusion of the images of Osiris there with these objects. In the Middle Kingdom, they bore human heads, but by the New Kingdom, they displayed a baboon, jackal, and falcon as well. For 10 points, Imset, Hapy, Qebehsenuf, and Duamutef, four sons of Horus, were the patrons of what objects, which stored the intestines, lung, stomach, and liver of an Egyptian mummy?
The patrons of these objects were all members of the Souls of Nekhen and were depicted as a group standing on a blue lotus.
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