In the Pyramid Texts, this figure is described as the "raging one" who "takes women from their husbands whenever he wishes according to his desire." He was attested to be the "Lord of Bakhu," in reference to a mythological mountain on the horizon where he had a temple made of carnelian. His main cult centers were at ancient Shedet and Kom Ombo, where he had Hathor as a con
In the Pyramid Texts, this figure is described as the "raging one" who "takes women from their husbands whenever he wishes according to his desire." He was attested to be the "Lord of Bakhu," in reference to a mythological mountain on the horizon where he had a temple made of carnelian. His main cult centers were at ancient Shedet and Kom Ombo, where he had Hathor as a consort and formed a triad with his son Khonsu. Usually described as a son of Neith, he was popular during the Twelfth Dynasty, as reflected in the name of the final ruling queen of that dynasty. Sometimes existing in a hyphenated form with Re, he was closely tied to Horus and his sons, and was known as the lord of the Fayum. FTP, name this green god whose name simply means crocodile.
In the Pyramid Texts, this figure is described as the "raging one" who "takes women from their husbands whenever he wishes according to his desire."
{Sobek} (or Sebek, Sebeq, Sobk, Suchos, Petsuchos)