In answer to a challenge,
In answer to a challenge, he built a ship of cedar plastered with gypsum, tricking his challenger into trying to make a boat of stone, which sank. His eyes were once plucked out and buried, growing into lotuses, but his sight was restored when gazelle milk was rubbed into his eyesockets by Hathor. A misunderstanding over his portrayal in his child aspect led the Greeks to consider him the god of silence, Harpokrates. In some accounts, he was conceived when his mother hovered in the form of a kite over the corpse of his father. FTP name this celestial falcon-god, the son of Isis and Osiris.
In answer to a challenge, he built a ship of cedar plastered with gypsum, tricking his challenger into trying to make a boat of stone, which sank.
Horus or Heru of Hor