Egyptian gods and their Greek names: Herodotus's equivalence table, sentence by sentence

The table of Egyptian–Greek equivalences as the ancient witnesses made them — Amun as Zeus, Osiris as Dionysus, Isis as Demeter, Horus as Apollo, Bubastis as Artemis, the goddess of Sais as Athena, Buto as Leto, Mendes as Pan, Papremis as Ares, Ptah as Hephaestus, Set as Typhon, Thoth as Hermes, Serapis as Pluto — each row bound to the passage of Herodotus, Plutarch or Budge that states it.