That mythological figure also had a cult centered at Letopolis.
Some epithets associated with one mythological figure of this name include "he who has eyes" and "Lord of the Two Lands." An early mythological figure of this name had four sons born from a lotus flower who he made protectors of the four cardinal directions. That mythological figure also had a cult centered at Letopolis. Another god with this name, raised on the island of Chemnis, performed the Opening of the Mouth ceremony. Usually represented as a falcon, for 10 points, name this Egyptian god who defeated his evil uncle Set and was the son of Isis and Osiris.
Some epithets associated with one mythological figure of this name include "he who has eyes" and "Lord of the Two Lands."
{Horus} [or {Harus}]