Qebehsenuef
Egyptian · deity · old kingdom · deity
Qebehsenuef keeps the intestines, and his name — 'he who cools his brothers' — is the clearest statement of what the four are for: a libation, poured cold, over the parts of a person that have been taken out and stored. Serqet, the scorpion goddess, watches over him. He is falcon-headed, like the father the four are sons of.
Parentage
Domains
- funerary rites
Relations
- sibling: Imsety
- sibling: Hapy (son of Horus)
- sibling: Duamutef
Sources
- Reference treatments of the four sons of Horus, their jars and their guardian goddesses.