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Mythology Charts: Egyptian Dieties Chart A list of the gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt Egyptian Deities Early Inhabitants Beetle (Sacred) Bull (God): Apis, Bakhis, Mnevis Cat (Goddesses): Bast Crocodile (God): Sebek Frog (Goddesses): Heqit Goose (Sacred) Grasshopper (Sacred) Hare (God): Un Hawk (Sacred) Hedgehog (Sacred) Hippopotamus (Goddesses): Taurit Ibis (Sacred) Ichneumon (God): Khatru Jackal (God): Anpu Lion (God): Mahes Lynx (God): Maftt Mantis (Sacred) Phoenix (Sacred) Ram (God): Ba Scorpion (Sacred) Serpent (Sacred) Shrew-mouse (Sacred) Swallow (Sacred) Turtle (Sacred) Vulture (Sacred) Wolf (God): Upuat Dynastic Period Afura Body of the sun god of night Aker Earth god of passage Benevolent against snake bites Am-Heh Minor underworld god Has the head of a hound Inhabits a lake of fire Amaunet Fertility goddess Amen Local god of Thebes Represented the powers of generation and growth in the unborn child Ami-ut God of the dead Ammut Goddess of the underworld Sat beside forty-two juror gods Amset One of the four sons of Horus who protected the viscera of the dead Amun God of mystery, healing, justice, and welfare of the state Husband of Mut Amunet Goddess of Mystery and fertility An-her Ancient god of This Andjety Minor underworld god Responsible for rebirth in the afterlife Angit With Satit and Khnemu, the great triad of Elephantine and the First Cataract Ani Form of the moon god Anpu (Anubis) Divine physician Guardian of all mummies Anti God of ferrymen Anubis God of the dead and embalming Protector of tombs Son of Osiris Anzety God of Busiris Apep Arch enemy of all the solar gods Apophis Demon of darkness As Local fertility god God of oases and other fertile areas of the desert Asar (See Osiris) Asar-Hapi Name of the deified Apis bull Ast (See Isis) Asten Companion of Thoth Aten God of the sun, light, providence, and life Atum First-born of the gods Son of Nun Baba (Beb) First-born son of Osiris Bast Mother goddess of the city of Bubastis Goddess of life, fruitfulness, and cats Bekha Bakhis bull Bes Dwarf god -- God of music and dancing -- Protector of women in childbirth Protector against terrors Buto God who guarded Lower Egypt Chonsu God of the moon Geb Son of Shu and Tefnut Father of Osiris, Isis, Set, and Nephthys One early form of the earth god Hap The Apil bull Brother of Amset Hapi God of the Nile Hathor Goddess of love, mirth, and joy Goddess of the sky Protector of infants and consoler of the dead Heqit One of the oldest mother goddesses of Egypt Goddess of fertility and rebirth Heh God of the immeasurable Hehit Goddess of the immeasurable Her God of the sky Sun god Her-em-aakhut One form of the sun god Her-khenti The unborn Horus, or sun god Her-p-khart Horus the Child Her-sa-Ast Horus, son of Isis Her-sakhuti Sun god in the two horizons Herur (Horus the Elder) One of the oldest gods Personifies the face of the sky Hether Goddess of love, beauty, and fertility Horus God of the sky and the sun Son of Osiris and Isis Imhetep Deified native of Memphis Great architect and very wise and learned man Ini-Herat Goddess of mediators, diplomats, statesmen, and conciliators Isis Sister and wife of Osiris and mother of Horus Patroness of loving wives and mothers Kek God of darkness Keket Goddess of darkness Khensu Moon god One of the great triad of Thebes Khentimentiu God of the destiny of the dead Khepera Type of manner about to come into a state of activity Khnemu Builder of the universe and the first man Khnum God of potters Khons God of the moon Maat Goddess of physical and moral law Associate of Thoth Daughter of Ra Meh-urit One of the sky goddesses Menhit One of the lion goddesses Mentu God of war of Hermonthis and Thebes Menu God of generation and fertility Mer-segerit One of the Thebian goddesses Merit Goddess of inundation Merur Mnevis bull Meskhenit Goddess of the birth-chamber Month God of Thebes Mut Mother goddess of Thebes Wife of Amen-Ra Queen of heaven Nebthet (Nephthys) Sister and the wife of Set and the mother of Anpu Nefer-Temu Son of Ptah and Sekhmit of Memphis Nefertum God of the sun Nehebka Benevolent serpent goddess Neith Mother of the gods Nekhebit Old mother goddess of Upper Egypt The great protector of pregnant women Nenu (Nu) Primeval watery mass in which Khepera existed Net Great mother goddess of the city of Saïs Gave virgin birth to the sun god Nun God of the ocean Nunet Goddess of the ocean Nut (Nent) Great sky goddess Sister and wife of Geb Osiris King of the gods God of the flood, of agriculture, of law, of learning Judge and god of the dead Son of Geb and Nut Brother and husband of Isis Pakhit Local cat goddess Ptah God of law and justice, of metal-workers, and of sculptors First member of the triad gods of Memphis Assisted in the creation of the world Son of Nun Ptah-Seker Sun god of night God of death Ptah-Seker-Asar Triad of the gods of death Triune god of resurrection Ptah-Taten Creator of the matter of which the world was formed Qebhsenuf Brother of Amset Ra Sun god of Heliopolis Head of the Company of Gods Represented the noonday sun Renenutet Goddess of abundant harvests Snake goddess Rennit Goddess of birth and the harvest Reshef God of war Sakhmet Mother goddess of Memphis Goddess of war Daughter of the sun god Seker Ggod of death and the underworld of Memphis Sekhmit Wife of Ptah of Memphis Selkis Goddess of scorpions Guardian of coffins Beauty which would last forever Sept (Sothis) Goddess of the dog star (Sirius) Serapis God who cured the sick Serqit Scorpion goddess Seshet Goddess of writing and literature Associate of Thoth Set (Setesh) Brother of Osiris and son of Geb and Nut Adversary of all the solar gods God of chaos, adversity, and destruction Shai God of luck or destiny Shu God of light, heat, air, and dryness Supported the horizon and the solar disc on his shoulders Brother and husband of Tefnut and father of Geb and Nut Sobek Crocodile god of Faiyum Son of Neith Tanen (Ta-Tenen) One of the cosmic gods Taurit One of the oldest mother goddesses of Egypt Tefnut Sister and wife of Shu Mother of Geb and Nut Goddess rain, dew, heat, and moisture Tehuti (Thoth) God of time, the moon, writing, science, medicine, and wisdom Scribe of the gods Inventor of writing, mathematics, alchemy, and magic Tem (Atmu) Ancient solar god Head of the Great Company of Gods Theoris Goddess of women in childbirth Protectress of babies Tuamutef Brother of Amset Uatchit One of the oldest mother goddesses of Lower Egypt Un-Nefer Hare god Up-uatu Wolf god -- Associate of Anpu Wadj Wer Fertility god -- Associated with the richness of the Nile delta waters Wepwawet God of passage Depicted as a jackal Born beneath a tamarisk tree Opened the way to the womb Wasret Localized guardian goddess Early consort of Amun Yah Minor underworld god Represented in the form of man, falcon, or ibis Deities of Foreign Origin Aasit (Syrian-Hittite) -- A goddess of battle Ahu (Sudani) Antat (Syrian-Hittite) -- A goddess of conception Anthreta (Syrian-Hittite) -- A goddess associated with Sutekh Astharth (Ashtoreth) (Syrian-Hittite) -- The mistress of horses and the lady of the chariot Bar (Baal) (Syrian-Hittite) -- A god of battle Bes (Sudani) Kent (Syrian-Hittite) -- The lady of heaven Meril (Sudani) Qetesh (Syrian-Hittite) -- Mistress of the gods Reshpu (Syrian-Hittite) -- A god of war and of lightning Sutekh (Syrian-Hittite) -- Equivalent of Set Tetun (Sudani)

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