Budge, Ernest A. Wallis: Some account of the collection of Egyptian antiquities in the possession of Lady Meux: of Theobalds Park, Waltham Cross (London, 1896)

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text in which prayer is made that funeral offerings in
abundance may be given to Ta-khaaa-en-Bast, the

daughter of Pebarema ^

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^DJ %*<7>4^!- From Abydos. XXIInd
dynasty (?). Height, i2| in.



50b. Painted limestone stele of Shashanq,* the
son of Pa-khart-na-Bast, with rounded top [ ], on
which are depicted the solar disk, two jackals, and

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Beneath are figures of three men with hands raised in

adoration of the god Horus, who is standing upright,
with a disk and uraeus on his head, and a sceptre in
his hands, before a table of offerings. The names of
the three men and the usual prayer for funeral offer-
ings are traced in black on a yellow ground; some of
the characters are illegible. The name of the deceased

isgiventhus TlljTTlW0^0'^ ^*

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From Abydos. XXIInd dynasty (?).

Height, *5§ ».

* See Plate IXb.