The Book of the Dead identifies him as the lord of Ombos when his name and powers are combined with those of Ra.
The Book of the Dead identifies him as the lord of Ombos when his name and powers are combined with those of Ra. Paradoxically, he has also been identified with Horus even though many stories tell how Set hid himself in this God's body to escape punishment. Often depicted in art with a solar disk and a rearing cobra on his head, he is sometimes called the brother of Apep, [*] since he too was born to the goddess Neith. Followers of this deity in the province of Fayum sought to test their courage by drinking from the same pool that housed his earthly incarnation, Petsuchos. FTP identify this god who represented the skill and strength of the pharaoh in battle and was primarily worshipped at Crocodilopolis.
The Book of the Dead identifies him as the lord of Ombos when his name and powers are combined with those of Ra.
{Sebek} or {Sobek}