According to the theology of this city, its eponymous god created humans through the power of his heart and his speech.
Quarters of this city were once named for the various foreign sectors found within it, such as a "Field of the Hittites", and sections named for Carians and Phoenicians. According to the theology of this city, its eponymous god created humans through the power of his heart and his speech. After his death, the body of Alexander the Great was laid to rest here before being moved to Alexandria. Originally known as "White Walls", one alternate name for this city was "mansion of the walls of Ptah". The pyramid fields of Abu Sir and Saqarrah are found in this city, and the latter is the home of the Step Pyramid of Djoser. For 10 points, identify this Ancient Egyptian capital.
Quarters of this city were once named for the various foreign sectors found within it, such as a "Field of the Hittites", and sections named for Carians and Phoenicians.
{Memphis} [accept {Hut}-{ka}-{Ptah} until "{mansion}"; prompt on "{White Walls}" before mention]