Where is my divine consort?

Bacchus was also Dionysius, who was Osiris, who represented the mystery of rebirth and was the divine consort of Isis.

There, groaning and tearing her hair, she inquired of all present whether any one had seen her divine consort and brother.

In Egyptian texts she is often mentioned as "the divine consort," and usually she was no less a personage than the Queen of Egypt herself.