Egyptian Mythology: Gods and Goddesses: Ptah
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Ptah was the god of crafts, skills, and the guardian of all knowledge.
He was also the patron god of the city of Memphis. Some priests also believe that he created the world, and yet others claim that he was a type of
fertility god.
Father: Nun
Mother: Nanuet
Depicted: Ptah is often depicted as a bearded man wearing a skullcap. He is shrouded like a mummy, with his hands holding the Uas scepter, Ankh, and a Djed.
Cult Centers: Memphis
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