Maa was the god of sight. He is also drawn as a man having an eye placed over his head, which is also the symbol of his name.
Setem was the god of hearing, and in his case his head is surmounted by an ear.[10]
The planets were also deified. Saturn was called Horus, the bull of heaven; Mars was also identified with Horus under the name of the 'red Horus,' but, strictly speaking, was under the guardianship of Ra; the god of Mercury was Set, and of Venus, Osiris. Some of the constellations were also identified with deities. The Great Bear was known as 'the haunch,' and Draco was identified with the hippopotamus Reret.
The days of the month had also patron gods.
[1] Or Usertsen.
[2] There is a mention in the pyramid of Unas (Sixth Dynasty) of a deity which may mean Amen, but may also mean 'The Hidden One,' and the epithet which follows appears to apply to Osiris.
[3] Budge, The Gods of Egypt, ii. p. 2.
[4] Budge, op. cit. i. p. 503.
[5] Or Sekmet.
[6] Or Setet = shooter (with arrows).