Moon

A Concise Dictionary of Egyptian Archeology · 1902 · p. 3
IMG:file24.png: The moon was sacred under different forms, Aah, Thoth, Khensu being the most frequent. But especially is it connected with Thoth as “the measurer,” the moon being the measurer of time, and Thoth being god of all the exact sciences. In later times Osiris is identified with the moon. As a symbol it is represented as a crescent holding a disk, in which form it may be seen on the heads of Thoth, Khensu, and others. Like the sun and all the planets, the moon was conceived of as sailing the celestial ocean in his own particular bark.
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