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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sa Ra Ra-meses x^ Uast Amen merer

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Heru nub us renpit ma Ra t'etta

the golden Horus, mighty of years like the Sun for ever.'

The number of monuments inscribed with the name
of Rameses X. is small, and this fragment of a box
is therefore of considerable interest. Length, 6f in.

1300. String of faience and other beads.

Length, 9 in.

1301. Votive bronze altar with a figure of the
deceased pouring out a libation. On the altar are
two hawks, two obelisks, two jackals, and a frog.

Length, 2^ in.

1302. Wooden figure of a jackal, painted black.

Length, si in.

1303. Bronze polytheistic figure with the body
and wings of a bird (Horus), the head of a ram