Note to players: Two answers required. These two deities are central to the stories at the beginning of a text named for Chester Beatty which had an edition (15[1])published by Oxford under Alan Gardiner. After the hands of one of these deities (15[1])were tainted by the (-5[1])other, his mother cut them off and they had to be retrieved (15[2])using a (15[1])fish-trap. (15[6]-5[1])After being sexually (-5[2])assaulted by the elder of these two deities, (15[3])the younger tricks him (15[2])into eating lettuce (15[1]-5[1])covered (15[1]-5[1])in his (15[4])(*) semen (10[14]-5[2])in an (10[2])episode (10[2]-5[2])from (10[1])their (-5[1])“Contendings.” (10[1]-5[2])Hathor heals the eyes (10[1])of one of these two deities by pouring milk (10[1])on them after the other rips them out. (10[1]0[1])One of these two deities cuts off (-5[1])the top of a mountain to build a boat for a race after seeing the other’s wooden boat painted to look like stone. For 10 points, name these two oft-feuding Egyptian deities, a falcon-headed sky god and his uncle, the god of the desert. (10[3])■END■ (10[7]0[4])