He later was placed in the role of "conductor of souls," as his roles were later subsumed by Osiris.  
Also referred to as Ienpw, according to the Pyramid Texts, he is the father of Qeb-hwt, or "Cooling Water."  The original possessor of titles such as "Foremost of Westerners" and "Lord of the Sacred Land," the gold-gilded canid found in King Tut's tomb depicts this deity.  Priests wore masks of this deity during the Opening of the Mouth ceremony, and he is the figure who weighs hearts against the Feather of Truth.  He later was placed in the role of "conductor of souls," as his roles were later subsumed by Osiris.  FTP, identify this jackal-headed deity.
Also referred to as Ienpw, according to the Pyramid Texts, he is the father of Qeb-hwt, or "Cooling Water."  
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