Egyptian

Khonsu

The moon crosses every night. Somebody had to be doing the walking.

5 chapters on the figure behind the card, researched in the Egyptian mythology sources and reviewed before publication. See Khonsu’s card →

  1. The Traveller A name that is a verb: the one who crosses.
  2. The Knife in the Old Texts The kindly moon-god begins as the one holding the knife.
  3. The Healing at Bakhtan A god goes abroad on tour, and the host will not send him back.
  4. The Temple Behind the Wall A god grows in the texts when somebody builds him a temple.
  5. Reckoners of the Same Nights Two gods count the same moon, and Egypt never picked one.

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