Snake-fearing residents of this city and Kheraha sought protection from the fertility god Sepa, who was depicted with either a donkey’s head or a centipede’s body. Two bovine concubines representing Hathor and Iusaas were presented to this city’s sacred bull, whose black coat possessed no imperfections. A creature whose cry broke the primeval silence in this city’s lore encloses its father in a myrrh egg before departing Arabia for this city. The Mnevis Bull was venerated in this city, (15[1]-5[2])which the (*) Bennu visits every 500 years. The meteoric Benben stone first housed in this city represented the primeval mound that arose from Nun, (10[1])from which Atum (-5[1])masturbated to give form to Shu and Tefnut as related by this city’s creation myth. (-5[1])The Ennead was venerated primarily (-5[1])in this city. For 10 points, (-5[1])the cult of Ra was centered in what so-called (-5[1])“City of the Sun?” (10[3])■END■ (10[3]0[2])