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120 OBJECTS 01? THE TOILET.
some deity; and on a coffin in the British Museum, a man, or daimon, is re-
presented holding a lizard in each hand. On the reverse is the sistrum, or
sceptre, in shape of the head of Athor, having on each side a cat, seated
upright, looking at it: pierced. | in. long. Green jasper.
908. Scarabseus, yeper, no elytra; on the base, in intaglio, three water
flowers, two drooping buds, emblem of the Upper or Lower land of Egypt,
f in. long. White glazed steatite.
909. Scarabseus, xePer> PIain elytra; on the base, in intaglio, three papyrus
flowers, emblems of the lower country: pierced, f in. long. Discoloured white
glazed steatite.
910. Scarabseus, plain elytra; on the base, in intaglio, ¥ water plant and
two buds, emblem of the upper country, ras, or the lower country, -yeb:
pierced, f in. long. Green glazed steatite.
911. Scarabseus, yeper, plain elytra; on the base, in intaglio, ^ ^37
Ma neb, Ma or "Truth, the lady," name of the Goddess of Truth : pierced.
^ in. long. Pale greenish-white glazed steatite.
912. Scarabseus, xGPer> no elytra ; on the base, in intaglio, |S f% scarabseus,
XePer> and red crown, tes'er, placed inversely; meaning uncertain. ^ in. long.
Yellowish-green glazed steatite.
913. Cowroid; on the base, in intaglio, |j| a scarabseus, xePer> emblem of
the god of that name : pierced. \ in. long. White glazed steatite.
914. Scarabseus, xePer> plain elytra ; on the base, in intaglio, =» 1 | Hut
neter da, "Hut, the great god," name of the winged urseated disk, or supposed
Agathodaimon, as the Horus of Edfu or Apollinopolis Magna : pierced, § in. long.
Green glazed steatite.
915. Scarabseus, xePer> elytra; on the base, in intaglio, scarabseus,
placed vertically above symbol U hi, at each side life any, and ^37 basket,
neb: pierced, § in. long. Yellowish-white glazed steatite.
916. Scarabseus, xePer> no elytra ; on the base, two papyrus sceptres and
two spirals: pierced. J in. long. Green glazed steatite.
917. Scarabseus, xePer > on the base, in intaglio, six papyrus flowers, stems
some deity; and on a coffin in the British Museum, a man, or daimon, is re-
presented holding a lizard in each hand. On the reverse is the sistrum, or
sceptre, in shape of the head of Athor, having on each side a cat, seated
upright, looking at it: pierced. | in. long. Green jasper.
908. Scarabseus, yeper, no elytra; on the base, in intaglio, three water
flowers, two drooping buds, emblem of the Upper or Lower land of Egypt,
f in. long. White glazed steatite.
909. Scarabseus, xePer> PIain elytra; on the base, in intaglio, three papyrus
flowers, emblems of the lower country: pierced, f in. long. Discoloured white
glazed steatite.
910. Scarabseus, plain elytra; on the base, in intaglio, ¥ water plant and
two buds, emblem of the upper country, ras, or the lower country, -yeb:
pierced, f in. long. Green glazed steatite.
911. Scarabseus, yeper, plain elytra; on the base, in intaglio, ^ ^37
Ma neb, Ma or "Truth, the lady," name of the Goddess of Truth : pierced.
^ in. long. Pale greenish-white glazed steatite.
912. Scarabseus, xGPer> no elytra ; on the base, in intaglio, |S f% scarabseus,
XePer> and red crown, tes'er, placed inversely; meaning uncertain. ^ in. long.
Yellowish-green glazed steatite.
913. Cowroid; on the base, in intaglio, |j| a scarabseus, xePer> emblem of
the god of that name : pierced. \ in. long. White glazed steatite.
914. Scarabseus, xePer> plain elytra ; on the base, in intaglio, =» 1 | Hut
neter da, "Hut, the great god," name of the winged urseated disk, or supposed
Agathodaimon, as the Horus of Edfu or Apollinopolis Magna : pierced, § in. long.
Green glazed steatite.
915. Scarabseus, xePer> elytra; on the base, in intaglio, scarabseus,
placed vertically above symbol U hi, at each side life any, and ^37 basket,
neb: pierced, § in. long. Yellowish-white glazed steatite.
916. Scarabseus, xePer> no elytra ; on the base, two papyrus sceptres and
two spirals: pierced. J in. long. Green glazed steatite.
917. Scarabseus, xePer > on the base, in intaglio, six papyrus flowers, stems