Egyptian - An early god. In some accounts, he and Athor were engendered by the supreme god, Amon, and were the parents of Isis and Osiris. In others, he is a manifestation of Khnum as a god of winds, depicted as blue, holding a sceptre and a plume of feathers. In some accounts, referred to as Knef, Kematef, Kematef, Khnum, Khnum, Chnemu, Chnoumis, Chnum, Chnumu, Khnumu, Ba, Divine Potter, Doudoon, E(e)f, Kh(e)nemu, Khnoum(is), Kneph, Knum, Lord of the Afterworld, Nubian Dodonu, Greek Kneph or Greek Kneph.

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