He forms a triad with his consort Satet and their daughter Anuket; the three are depicted with Djoser at the top of the Famine Stele, which describes how Djoser ended a seven-year famine by rebuilding this god's temple at his cult center in Elephantine.
This god was said to control the opening of twin caverns below his cult center that could release life-giving floods. He assisted the births of three future kings while pretending to be a servant to four goddesses disguised as dancing girls; one of those goddesses was his consort, the frog goddess Heket. Originally a god of the source of the Nile, he appears in the New Kingdom tale of the Two Brothers, where he fashions a beautiful woman to be the wife of Bata. He forms a triad with his consort Satet and their daughter Anuket; the three are depicted with Djoser at the top of the Famine Stele, which describes how Djoser ended a seven-year famine by rebuilding this god's temple at his cult center in Elephantine. FTP, name this ram-headed Egyptian god credited with forming bodies on his potter's wheel.
This god was said to control the opening of twin caverns below his cult center that could release life-giving floods.
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