Ankh-Semptek

Family: Kings, priests and officials of Egypt · Role: scribe of the Water-god Het · First appears: The Legend of the Death of Horus through the Sting of a Scorpion · The Narrative of Isis · Part 2

Life events

• Isis tells that Ankh-Semptek restored an inscription after finding it ruined.(The Legend of the Death of Horus through the Sting of a Scorpion · The Narrative of Isis · Part 2 · 📍 the Temple of Osiris-Mnevis)
  • With: Osiris-Mnevis
  • “He restored this inscription after he had found it in a ruined state in the Temple of Osiris-Mnevis, because he wished to make to live her name . . . . . . . . . . and to give air unto him that is under [the knife], and to give life unto the ancestors of all the gods.”

The Legend of the Death of Horus through the Sting of a Scorpion · The Narrative of Isis · Part 2

• parent: Tent-Het-nub (Isis tells that Ankh-Semptek is the son of Tent-Het-nub.) “Hail, divine father and minister of the god Nebun, [called] Mer-Tem, son of the divine father and minister of the god Nebun, scribe of the Water-god Het, [called] Ankh-Semptek (sic), son of the lady of the house Tent-Het-nub!”

Also listed in Kings, priests and officials of Egypt — Minor Figures

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Extracted from the original text of Legends of the Gods. Made with Rho MD.