Hedjhotep

Hedjhotep is thin and the record says so. What is attested is a god of cloth, occasionally paired with Tayt, and that is the whole of it. He is here because the alternative — a weaving goddess whose possible consort exists only as a clause in her own record — is the exact shape of gap this programme exists to close, and because an obscure god with a citation is better data than a silent omission.

Domains

• weaving

Relations

• consort of: TaytRecorded with the source's hedge intact: 'sometimes described as'. The record does not promote that to a settled marriage.Reference treatment naming Hedjhotep as sometimes described as Tayt's consort. (secondary)

Sources

• Hedjhotep is an obscure Egyptian god of weaving and cloth, sometimes named as the consort of Tayt.: Reference treatment of Tayt and Hedjhotep. (secondary)