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KHNUM or KHNOUM, a ram-headedSee also: god, whose See also: principal place of worship was the See also: island of Elephantine (there associated with Satis and Anukis), but also revered elsewhere, e.g. together with Nebtu in See also: Esna
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He enjoyed See also: great repute as a creator, and was supposed to use the See also: potter's See also: wheel for the purpose
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In this capacity he is sometimes accompanied by the See also: frog-headed goddess Heket
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