His cult centers include al-Fayyum, the aforementioned Kom Ombo, and the former Arsinoe, and this son of Neith was the patron deity of the (*) pharaohs.
One cult center of this god featured an unusual symmetrical double temple wherein he was worshipped in the southern half while Tasenetnofret, Panebtawy, and Horus the Elder were worshipped in the northern half. He is often depicted holding an ankh, which he uses to undo evil, and wearing a tall golden feathered crown with a uraeus on each side. His cult centers include al-Fayyum, the aforementioned Kom Ombo, and the former Arsinoe, and this son of Neith was the patron deity of the (*) pharaohs. In a more familiar role, he invented a fish-trap that recovered Horus's severed hands, was able to save the four sons of Horus by catching them in a net, and personified the annual floods. For 10 points, identify this Egyptian god of the Nile whose animal form is suggested by the name of another of his major cult centers, Crocodilopolis.
One cult center of this god featured an unusual symmetrical double temple wherein he was worshipped in the southern half while Tasenetnofret, Panebtawy, and Horus the Elder were worshipped in the northern half.
{Sobek} [or {Suchos}; or {Sebek}; or {Sochet}; or {Sobk}; or {Sobki}; or {Soknopais}]