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https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.4993#0281
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SEPULCHRAL FIGURES.
a plough, the right a hoe, and cord of square basket on right shoulder. Bound
the body nine lines of incuse hieroglyphs, the 6th chapter of the Book of the
Dead, or Bitual, for the deceased: 26th dynasty: good. 6§ in. high. Light-
green porcelain.
1883. Similar figure. 7 in. high. Same material.
1884. Sepulchral figure, s'abti, us'abti, of ifn" i (] —1 sSi T Cjf
Hesar Petamen sa Unnefer, "The Osiris, deceased, Betamen, son of Unnefer,
(or Onnophris);" head bearded and wearing a long head-attire, namms, hands hold-
ing ploughs, and cord of basket slung on the left shoulder. Bound the body
eight horizontal lines of incuse hieroglyphs, the 6th chapter of the Book of the
Bead, or Bitual, for the deceased. 4 in. high. Pale-green porcelain.
1885. Sepulchral figure, s'abti, us'abti, of Kheperenhesi; face bearded, head
wearing a long headdress, namms, body mummied, hands crossed on breast, right
holding a plough, left a hoe; standing on a pedestal, and plinth behind. On
it is [1 J ft ^^jj §| ~jf J [|] ^ i Q ! S'hut Hesar Xeper en hesi
aru en man, "Luminous is the Osirian," or deceased "Kheperenhesi, born of
the lady of the house, Ankhenmau ;" in two incuse perpendicular lines of hiero-
glyphs : fine work. 4f in. high. Light-blue porcelain.
1886. Sepulchral figure, s'abti, us'abti, of |j| ]j ^ "$a Jcheper hesi," who
appears also to be named on other figures, Naskheperhesi; face bearded, head
wearing a long headdress, namms, body mummied, hands crossed, each holding
a plough ; standing on square pedestal, and plinth behind, on which and in front
a perpendicular line of hieroglyphs. 3 J in. high. Light-blue porcelain.
1887. Sepulchral figure, s'abti or us'abti, of "<2>~tf ^ ^ (J J (] ^ ]j
Heshar S'ataiemhetp, or Khaitemhetp, mayi^u mes en TaOaut
, Hesi, "The justified Osirian Sataiemhetp, or Khaitemhetp, born of Tatauthesi;"
wearing a long reeded headdress, namms, collar, usx, body mummied : standing
on pedestal, and plinth behind. Hands coming out of bandages, right holding
a plough; left, hoe, and cord of a semicircular basket slung on the left shoulder.
Bound the body are nine horizontal lines of incuse hieroglyphs, the 6th chapter
of the Book of the Dead, or Bitual, for the deceased. 7J in. high. Light-green
porcelain.
SEPULCHRAL FIGURES.
a plough, the right a hoe, and cord of square basket on right shoulder. Bound
the body nine lines of incuse hieroglyphs, the 6th chapter of the Book of the
Dead, or Bitual, for the deceased: 26th dynasty: good. 6§ in. high. Light-
green porcelain.
1883. Similar figure. 7 in. high. Same material.
1884. Sepulchral figure, s'abti, us'abti, of ifn" i (] —1 sSi T Cjf
Hesar Petamen sa Unnefer, "The Osiris, deceased, Betamen, son of Unnefer,
(or Onnophris);" head bearded and wearing a long head-attire, namms, hands hold-
ing ploughs, and cord of basket slung on the left shoulder. Bound the body
eight horizontal lines of incuse hieroglyphs, the 6th chapter of the Book of the
Bead, or Bitual, for the deceased. 4 in. high. Pale-green porcelain.
1885. Sepulchral figure, s'abti, us'abti, of Kheperenhesi; face bearded, head
wearing a long headdress, namms, body mummied, hands crossed on breast, right
holding a plough, left a hoe; standing on a pedestal, and plinth behind. On
it is [1 J ft ^^jj §| ~jf J [|] ^ i Q ! S'hut Hesar Xeper en hesi
aru en man, "Luminous is the Osirian," or deceased "Kheperenhesi, born of
the lady of the house, Ankhenmau ;" in two incuse perpendicular lines of hiero-
glyphs : fine work. 4f in. high. Light-blue porcelain.
1886. Sepulchral figure, s'abti, us'abti, of |j| ]j ^ "$a Jcheper hesi," who
appears also to be named on other figures, Naskheperhesi; face bearded, head
wearing a long headdress, namms, body mummied, hands crossed, each holding
a plough ; standing on square pedestal, and plinth behind, on which and in front
a perpendicular line of hieroglyphs. 3 J in. high. Light-blue porcelain.
1887. Sepulchral figure, s'abti or us'abti, of "<2>~tf ^ ^ (J J (] ^ ]j
Heshar S'ataiemhetp, or Khaitemhetp, mayi^u mes en TaOaut
, Hesi, "The justified Osirian Sataiemhetp, or Khaitemhetp, born of Tatauthesi;"
wearing a long reeded headdress, namms, collar, usx, body mummied : standing
on pedestal, and plinth behind. Hands coming out of bandages, right holding
a plough; left, hoe, and cord of a semicircular basket slung on the left shoulder.
Bound the body are nine horizontal lines of incuse hieroglyphs, the 6th chapter
of the Book of the Dead, or Bitual, for the deceased. 7J in. high. Light-green
porcelain.