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ARSAPHES , in See also: Egyptian Harshafe, " he who is upon his lake," the ram-headed See also: god of Heracleopolis Magna, gained an ephemeral importance during the IXth Dynasty, which arose from his See also: town
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Outwardly, he resembles See also: Khnum
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Little is known about him, and he is seldom mentioned
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The See also: burial-place of his priests in later times was in 1904 discovered at Abusir el Meleq
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