A man with this job is hauled before a king on heresy charges, where he launches into a warning about girdle-wearing followers of Typhon being defeated by the god Agathos Daimon. Suntrobus, Smaragus, and three other daimones plagued ancient Greeks with this job. This job names an ex eventu oracle text in the tradition of The Admonition of Ipuwer from Hellenistic Egypt. This job’s main tool (15[1])was installed at the Temple of Esna in an annual festival (-5[1])accompanied by a hymn to a god also invoked on the (*) Famine Stela. A former quarter for people with this job was home to the Sacred Gate used during the procession (10[1])to Eleusis, as well as ancient Athens’s main cemetery. A god performed this (10[1])job (10[1])to create people, (-5[1])whom his frog goddess (-5[1])consort (10[2])Heqet then gave the breath (-5[1])of life, (10[1])at his home on Elephantine Island. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 (10[1])points, the Nile god Khnum (10[1])was often depicted using what (10[1])job’s “kick” wheels? ■END■ (10[4])