menerfecious -
Interesting that you should mention Osiris as a possible descendant of the Anunnake and in possession of the insatiable sexual "Dark Gift" later attributed to vampires (before the vilifications and fictions changed this to blooddrinking, instead).
What you may not have yet discovered is that there was an Egyptian god that predated Osiris by at least a millennium who was, indeed, the only true male Sex God of the Egyptians and was the only Egyptian god ever depicted as ithyphallic (with eternally erect penis). His name was "Menu" ("Min" in Greek), and he existed in Egypt long before Osiris' own myth. However, the story doesn't end there.
In addition to being the oldest Egyptian god, having been worshipped from pre-dynastic times, "Min" was first an actual mortal man. His name was "Mene"... or in other words "Menes." He was King Menes, the first Egyptian King to unify both Upper and Lower Egypt and who founded thereby the Egyptian Empire. As revealed in the recently discovered "Scorpion Tableau," a rock drawing dated to 3250 BCE, this predynastic king was thereon depicted as having... a very erect penis, exactly as was Min for thousands of years thereafter. As only the god "Min" (or his aspect when assumed by other gods such as Amen) was ever so depicted throughout the thousands of years of Egyptian history, it becomes even far more significant that the "Scorpion Tableau" should likewise depict the Scorpion King (Menes) with the same erect phallus as his later deified form as "Menu" ("Min").
Of not a little significance, Herodotus, the famous Greek historian who lived in Hellenized Egypt, stated in his "Histories" while there in the empire that King Menes and Menu (Min) were one and the same! Thus, here we have smoking-gun evidence that King Menes, the man who came to Egypt from Sumer and then unified Egypt under his rule... possessed the singular "eternally firm" nature that also did the Sumerian Kings whose ancestors were the fabled "Anunnake" who likewise possessed this same insatiable sexual capacity, as also implied in Genesis Ch. 6 and "God's" supposed condemnation of them for having expressed such with Human females.
And of a final key note here: The Greek sex god Pan was himself directly derived from "Min," retaining as his own characteristics all of Min's sexual insatiability. For this reason, Min's capitol city of Ahkmim was renamed by the Greeks, Panopolis (City of Pan). Later, due specifically to Pan's insatiable sexuality together with his goat-like appearance, in Christian times the Devil was himself depicted as having Pan's goat's head appearance as well. And Azazel, the supposed chief of the "Fallen Angels" was also the name given by ancient Israelites to the literal "scapegoat", the goat sacrificed every year to atone for the sins of the nation. Thus, again, the connections between the Anunnake/Fallen Angels as one and the same are unavoidable.
Hope I didn't bore anyone too much.
