He is not Osiris Ani, but in the Book of the Dead, this god is the Lord to whom bowings and prostrations are made in Sekhem. As souls entered the land of the dead, this god restored their sight and revived their senses. As the god who gave life to vegetation, he was called "He Who Made the Herbage Green." This Lord of Faiyum was credited with using a net to catch the sons of Horus after birth. Ars
He is not Osiris Ani, but in the Book of the Dead, this god is the Lord to whom bowings and prostrations are made in Sekhem. As souls entered the land of the dead, this god restored their sight and revived their senses. As the god who gave life to vegetation, he was called "He Who Made the Herbage Green." This Lord of Faiyum was credited with using a net to catch the sons of Horus after birth. Arsinoe was a cult center of this son of Neith, who was described in some sources as creating the world after he emerged from the "Dark Water," reflecting his reptilian form. For 10 points, name this Egyptian crocodile god.
He is not Osiris Ani, but in the Book of the Dead, this god is the Lord to whom bowings and prostrations are made in Sekhem.
{Sobek} [accept {Sebek}, {Sochet}, or {Suchos}]