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	Kebechsenef
		Kebechsenef is one of the Sons of Horus.
		The head of this falcon-god was portrayed on the lid of those canopic jars where the viscera of the lower body where kept after mummification.
		Article "Kebechsenef" created on 05 March 1997; last modified on 16 January 2004 (Revision 2).
	www.pantheon.org /articles/k/kebechsenef.html (48 words)

	Thoughtless for the Day: Urn, Baby, Urn
		And they never featured the head of Bastet.
		Imsety topped off the jar containing the liver, Hapi got the lungs, the stomach went to Duamutef, and Kebechsenef, patron to all those who draw the shortest straw, scored the intestines.
		Of course we don't plan on putting Vienna's viscera in the jar.
	www.rodneyanonymous.com /2007/05/urn_baby_urn.html (493 words)

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