The wife of Psherenptah III prayed successfully to this god for a son after giving birth to three daughters.
The wife of Psherenptah III prayed successfully to this god for a son after giving birth to three daughters. This deity replaced Nefertum in the Memphis Triad, and he was said to have been instrumental in bringing an end to a seven year long famine. He was syncretized with the Greek god Asclepius, and was a physician elevated to the position of the god of medicine and healing in the Egyptian pantheon. For ten points, name this royal architect under Djoser who was legendarily responsible for the construction of the Step Pyramids of Saqqara.
The wife of Psherenptah III prayed successfully to this god for a son after giving birth to three daughters.
{Imhotep} [or {Immutef}]