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§13. MUMMY CLOTH.
1508. Long slip, part of the bandages of a mummy; on it, traced in
black outline, is the representation of a deceased adoring Osiris and goddess
on a pylon. Before this is the end of a chapter of the Ritual in five lines,
part of the seventy-first chapter of the Book of the Dead, or Bitual. This
is followed by nine lines of hieratic text, and then ten more, all for a person
named Iu, son of a lady named Taserentaaha. These consist of the seventy-
second chapter of the Bitual. This is followed by the deceased, walking, draped,
and holding a stick towards a snake on human legs, the vignette of the seventy-
fourth chapter of the Bitual and its text in seven lines. The vignette of the
seventy-fifth chapter of the Bitual follows this, representing the deceased walk-
ing to the symbol An, and the text of the chapter in fourteen horizontal lines.
It is of the beginning of the Btolemaic period. 1 ft. long, in. wide. Linen.
1509. Boll of linen, probably taken from the bandages or wraps of a
mummy; fringed. 1 ft. 9 in. long, 1 ft. 4 in. wide.
1510. Another roll, of the same material, but finer. 1 ft. 1 in. long, in.
wide.
1511. Another roll, of very fine material and condition. 1 ft. 2 in. long,
1 ft. 5 in. wide.
1512. Three small fragments of coarse linen from the bandages of mummies.
1513. Bandage of a mummy; on it a line of hieratic, part of chapter 125
of the Bitual, 1. 53 and following, where the parts of the door speak. Ptole-
maic period. 1 ft. 8 in. long, 2 in. wide. Linen.
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§13. MUMMY CLOTH.
1508. Long slip, part of the bandages of a mummy; on it, traced in
black outline, is the representation of a deceased adoring Osiris and goddess
on a pylon. Before this is the end of a chapter of the Ritual in five lines,
part of the seventy-first chapter of the Book of the Dead, or Bitual. This
is followed by nine lines of hieratic text, and then ten more, all for a person
named Iu, son of a lady named Taserentaaha. These consist of the seventy-
second chapter of the Bitual. This is followed by the deceased, walking, draped,
and holding a stick towards a snake on human legs, the vignette of the seventy-
fourth chapter of the Bitual and its text in seven lines. The vignette of the
seventy-fifth chapter of the Bitual follows this, representing the deceased walk-
ing to the symbol An, and the text of the chapter in fourteen horizontal lines.
It is of the beginning of the Btolemaic period. 1 ft. long, in. wide. Linen.
1509. Boll of linen, probably taken from the bandages or wraps of a
mummy; fringed. 1 ft. 9 in. long, 1 ft. 4 in. wide.
1510. Another roll, of the same material, but finer. 1 ft. 1 in. long, in.
wide.
1511. Another roll, of very fine material and condition. 1 ft. 2 in. long,
1 ft. 5 in. wide.
1512. Three small fragments of coarse linen from the bandages of mummies.
1513. Bandage of a mummy; on it a line of hieratic, part of chapter 125
of the Bitual, 1. 53 and following, where the parts of the door speak. Ptole-
maic period. 1 ft. 8 in. long, 2 in. wide. Linen.
\ The wb°le
||, of tl
p * Wack
^ the boat o\
} the deities
;;o lines of hi'
Fragment
je of c. 122,
■jRusata, and
felual and
i person, named
lie period.
HI. Eight ej
i; the lids ar<
pea of the v