In the Book of Two Ways, the dead attend this god in the form of stars.
In the Book of Two Ways, the dead attend this god in the form of stars. One variant of the Ogdoad cosmogony credits this god with creating the Ogdoad with his singing. In the myth of the Distant Goddess, this god convinces the Eye of Ra to return to her father; in another myth he pieces together the wedjat eye during the battle between Set and Horus. He created the intercalary days by playing a game with Khonsu, and this consort of Seshat or Ma'at records the judgment of the dead. For 10 points, identify this god depicted as an ibis or baboon, the patron of scribes.
In the Book of Two Ways, the dead attend this god in the form of stars.
{Thoth} [or {Djheuty}]