Like Wadjet, this deity was viewed as the protector of Lower Egypt. Like Hathor, this deity was sometimes depicted holding an aegis in one hand and a sistrum in the other. Although not Sekhmet or Nut, this deity was sometimes considered to be the mother of the juvenile sun god, Nefertem. In Greece, this goddess was often identified with Artemis and was known as Alluros. The arrival of this goddess' sacred animal was considered good luck because it killed disease-carrying rodents. For 10 points n
Like Wadjet, this deity was viewed as the protector of Lower Egypt. Like Hathor, this deity was sometimes depicted holding an aegis in one hand and a sistrum in the other. Although not Sekhmet or Nut, this deity was sometimes considered to be the mother of the juvenile sun god, Nefertem. In Greece, this goddess was often identified with Artemis and was known as Alluros. The arrival of this goddess' sacred animal was considered good luck because it killed disease-carrying rodents. For 10 points name this cat-headed Egyptian deity.
Like Wadjet, this deity was viewed as the protector of Lower Egypt.
{Bast}et [accept {Pacht}, {Pasht}, {Pasch}, {Ubast}, {Ubasti}]