For 10 points, name this Egyptian god of the dead and father of Horus.
The Palermo stone is an early record of the existence of this deity, whose popularity skyrocketed after the Ennead and Ogdoad merged. This deity's wife traveled to Byblos to find his body after his brother locked him in a coffin and threw it into the river. A fish devoured one of his organs after this figure's outraged brother (*) chopped and dismembered him into fourteen pieces. Thirteen of those pieces were recovered; the fourteenth was replaced by a golden penis by his wife, Isis. For 10 points, name this Egyptian god of the dead and father of Horus.
The Palermo stone is an early record of the existence of this deity, whose popularity skyrocketed after the Ennead and Ogdoad merged.
{Osiris} [or {Usiris}; or {Asar}; or {Aser}; or {Ausar}; or {Ausar}; or {Wesir}; or {Usir}; or {Usire}; or {Ausare}