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There were several different and unconnected ram-headed gods in the Egyptian pantheon:

Khnum (hieroglyphs xnm) the potter who created mankind on his wheel

Ba neb djedet, a manifestation of Osiris as a ram-headed deity

Herishef (meaning "he who is upon his lake")

Kherti

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Auf (an aspect of Ra as a ram-headed deity with a sun disk)

Harmakhet (a ram-headed manifestation of Horus as a Sphinx)

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Auf (Efu Ra) - An aspect of the sun god Ra/Re, with the head of a ram and who wore the solar disc and traveled at night through the Underworld waterways in order to reach the east in time for the new day; however, he still had to fight off the creatures of the Underworld.

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no cos it doesn't exist but if it did it would have a rams azz for a head

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Amun is the Egyptain god with the head of a ram.

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