Hatmeyt

Appearing in the form of a fish, the lepidotus, a common species in the Nile, Hatmeyt was worshipped at Tema-el-amadid (the ancient town of Mendes), where she was the principle goddess in the earlier periods. However, she was supplanted by the masculine deities and often became the consort. For example, she was considered to be the spouse of an ancient god of fertility who had the appearance of a ram and who would later be assimilated with Banebjedet