Khnum in ancient Egyptian religion, a god who was depicted in the form of a ram, or a man with a ram’s head and two horns. According to ancient Egyptian belief, Khnum performed the physical creation of humans from the slime of the Nile on a potter’s wheel. He was worshipped in various places in Egypt, such as Aswan, Esna, and Memphis as the god who brought the Nile to establish life on its banks.X

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