TAA i.2.4.22a

(1)

Atum of Heliopolis. A form of the Sun-god Reʿ, especially the Evening Sun when he

he r [?] was represented in the form of an old man.

(2)

<An early god> Worshipped from the earliest times in the temple Hat-Re-ptah[?], when Memphis was

afterwards founded.

Of mummy form, holding in front of him a sceptre, head shaven and devoid of ornament.

the Divine Sculptor, who gave form to all things and beings on Earth.

Patron of arts & crafts.

In the Eighteenth Dynasty he was patron of an army unit or legion.

His sons were: Nefer-tem and Imhetep the Wise

(3)

Ptah-Imēn of Memphis (form of Ptah)