His most popular symbol was the wedjat, which represents the eye that was wounded in a fight and healed by Thoth.
One version of this deity was usually depicted as a child holding his finger to his mouth. Another version of this god was depicted as a sphinx and as a companion to Khepri. A third had the epithet "the two horizons" and wasn't Amun, but was syncretized with Ra. He had four sons named Imsety, Duamutef, Hapi, and Qebehsenuef. This god came to great prominence when the rulers of his cult center of (*) Nekhem united the kingdom and made it the capital of the empire. His most popular symbol was the wedjat, which represents the eye that was wounded in a fight and healed by Thoth. This god's eyes were the son and the moon, and in some stories he killed Seth to avenge his father Osiris. For 10 points, name this falcon god of ancient Egypt.
One version of this deity was usually depicted as a child holding his finger to his mouth.
Horus