ancient Egyptian gods  "I"

Ihy: He is depicted with a Sistrum (musical instrument) or wearing a menet necklace and is recognized as the god of music. He was worshiped in the Dendara area and was known as the son of Hathor and Horus. He was the deity of childhood and with that he had links to the ancient beginning of conception. He was also regarded as the son of the sun-god.

Isis: This goddess is depicted in human form with her head surmounted by an emblem showing the hieroglyph of her name. She was especially popular in the Greek and Roman periods. Her name means “the seat.” Other names given to her were Weret-Hekau “Great of Magic” and Mut-netjer “Mother of the Gods.” It appears that her cult first appeared in the Delta region and as the Osirian mythology took hold she became regarded as the wife of Osiris. As the spouse of Osiris and also as the mother of Horus, she was able to gain quite a bit of authority and her status was elevated even further. She represented the connection between this world and the next and was both the mother goddess and the goddess of the dead. In the beginning she really did not have a huge cult center of her own but as Osiris was worshiped throughout the country, and because she now had association with him, this led to her popularity. She was known to have special magical powers as a protecting goddess. Isis has been attributed for having instituted marriage in the Nile Valley and for teaching agricultural techniques and medicine to the masses. In the Greco-Roman period she was the most important of the deities.