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.
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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