The Egyptian god known as the god of writing and knowledge is Thoth. Often depicted as having the head of an ibis, Thoth serves as a mediator, scribe of the gods, and patron of wisdom, healing, and magic. He is responsible for recording the deeds of the deceased during the judgment process and is central to the creation myth, where he aids in restoring balance and order to the universe. His attributes make him a vital figure in Egyptian culture, reflecting the reverence for knowledge and communication.