This figure told a fable about a lion who swore vengeance on man to distract an angry traveling companion.
This figure told a fable about a lion who swore vengeance on man to distract an angry traveling companion. His name is given to the first month of the Sothic cycle, and one myth relates how this god played a board game with the moon to help a female deity give birth to her son. Aani, a companion of this god, is a dog-faced ape, and this god is sometimes syncretized with the moon-god Aah. Worshiped at Tuna el-Gebel, he invented the formulas of healing, and his spittle healed the wounded eye of Horus. Often depicted with a palm leaf, he was the patron of scribes and the author of the Book of the Dead. For ten points, name this ibis-headed Egyptian god of wisdom.
This figure told a fable about a lion who swore vengeance on man to distract an angry traveling companion.
{Thoth} or {Djeheuty}