Set took the form of a black boar to swallow an entity identified as one of these objects. After returning to Atum with Tefnut and Shu, a figure identified as one of these objects was placated with transformation (15[1])into the first uraeus (“yoo-REE-us”). During his battles with Horus, Set buried these objects on a mountainside, where they grew into lotuses. Thoth journeyed to Nubia to convince the Distant Goddess, also known as one of these objects, to return to Egypt, where she reverted to a more benevolent form after seeing music and dancing. Sekhmet and (*) Bast have been identified with that goddess representing the wrath of the sun, known as one of these objects belonging to Ra. Thoth (-5[1])used minerals and plants to fill and heal one of these body parts, (10[1])which was depicted as the protective wedjat. For 10 points, what body parts belonging to Horus represented the sun and moon? (10[1])■END■