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TEE HIEROGLYPHS.
j
is
eee3 tank (?) : fig. 213, AIM. In O.K.
frequent in estate names. In Met hen, L., D
ii. 7b, 5^3, sometimes without detail i-----i, i
clearly distinguished from Hilliiil, and from STO
= -sy/'/(?), L., D., ii. 7c. The sign may repre-
sent a dry tank or pool excavated with sloping
sides, while EMU is the same full of water. Cf.
the sign f=^ grg in Methen, L., I)., ii. 6, 7,
which may represent a ditch in course of ex-
cavation by means of a mattock. In Methen,
L., D., ii. 3, it seems several times to be word-
sign for the measure of area called st't, dpovpo,
of 100 cubits square (cf. P.S.B.A., xiv. 412).
In the estate names from Methen, E3, ^, IH^,
<=>, all occur, but the associated consonants
arc not merely phonetic complements.
tzzzi (Hier., p.
)lue: fig. 205,
33); tank with water—all
Pth., xxxiii. 2: in Pth.,
xxxviii. 4, crossed with ripple lines.
he rectangular space filled with water:
fig. 218, Pth., xxxiii., col. 2—water blue, the
bounding lines (blue for land) above and below
projecting at either end, and indicating inde-
finite extension (cf. 2=f*). Name mr, " channel,"
"canal." "Word-sign for mr, "love," &c. ;
rarely used phonetically for f\ [<=-] = Q = t\
"^ n, &c. In Pth., xxxiv.
in t=^t
2, there is an instance in which the sculptor has
wrongly cut it down to
curved canal, resembling the last: fig.
202, Pth., xxxix., right, 3 ; the interior (water)
blue. The curve is as in some early forms of
?-£*, e.g. in stela of Merhest, Grizeh Mus. Un-
usual det. of ]>>/ ; meaning uncertain.
v {Hier., p. 33); pool: fig. 195, Pth,,
xxxix., right, 3—blue inside. Same form in all
cases: as regards the instance in Pth., xli.,
offerings, 18, like an axe-head with loops, the
original shows it to be incorrectly drawn ; it is,
in fact, as in fig. 1 95. Word-sign for hm and by3.
wma (Hier., p. 33) ; ripple-line: fig. 211,
Pth., xxxix., left, 3 ; black in Pth.
=, mud floor, brick (?) : fig. 197, Pth.,
xxxv. 4, det. of h*ift,
°o° three balls: fig. 194, Pth., xli. 5.
o pellet, coloured yellow: fig. 203, Pth,,
xxxix., table of offerings. Det. of s'ntr, "in-
cense" (cf. Hier., p. 34).
Class IX. Buildings and their Parts.
Pl. XII.
© (Hier., p. 34) ; plan of village: figs. 231
and 404 (coloured), AIM.; in one example in
Akht. red takes the place of black.
A pyramid conventionally represented,
acutely pointed, with a level base or platform ;
fig. 226, AIM., dividing lines above base and
below apex; fig. 246, Pth., xxxiii., col. G,
apex divided off by a line. The lines no doubt
indicate casings of different colours, as in the
example from AIM., fig. 400 (coloured). The
basal band is coloured to imitate granite, while
in the example from Ptahhetep the apex appears
to show traces of yellow. Det. of " pyramid,"
the Egyptian name of which was mr.
J] (Hier., p. 34); wall: fig. 240, AIM.
From nome-sign of Memphite nome.
HH (Ifier., p. 34) ; plan of palatial court-
yard: fig. 222, Pth,, xxxiii., col. 2, group
A*rn; fig. 223, ib., xli. 17; fig. 225, MM,,
with complete square. In the coloured ex-
ample, fig. 406, Akht, the detail is remark-
able, with t hz between two eyes. In the same
tomb there is another similar example, and
another without the ? but with the eyes.
j
is
eee3 tank (?) : fig. 213, AIM. In O.K.
frequent in estate names. In Met hen, L., D
ii. 7b, 5^3, sometimes without detail i-----i, i
clearly distinguished from Hilliiil, and from STO
= -sy/'/(?), L., D., ii. 7c. The sign may repre-
sent a dry tank or pool excavated with sloping
sides, while EMU is the same full of water. Cf.
the sign f=^ grg in Methen, L., I)., ii. 6, 7,
which may represent a ditch in course of ex-
cavation by means of a mattock. In Methen,
L., D., ii. 3, it seems several times to be word-
sign for the measure of area called st't, dpovpo,
of 100 cubits square (cf. P.S.B.A., xiv. 412).
In the estate names from Methen, E3, ^, IH^,
<=>, all occur, but the associated consonants
arc not merely phonetic complements.
tzzzi (Hier., p.
)lue: fig. 205,
33); tank with water—all
Pth., xxxiii. 2: in Pth.,
xxxviii. 4, crossed with ripple lines.
he rectangular space filled with water:
fig. 218, Pth., xxxiii., col. 2—water blue, the
bounding lines (blue for land) above and below
projecting at either end, and indicating inde-
finite extension (cf. 2=f*). Name mr, " channel,"
"canal." "Word-sign for mr, "love," &c. ;
rarely used phonetically for f\ [<=-] = Q = t\
"^ n, &c. In Pth., xxxiv.
in t=^t
2, there is an instance in which the sculptor has
wrongly cut it down to
curved canal, resembling the last: fig.
202, Pth., xxxix., right, 3 ; the interior (water)
blue. The curve is as in some early forms of
?-£*, e.g. in stela of Merhest, Grizeh Mus. Un-
usual det. of ]>>/ ; meaning uncertain.
v {Hier., p. 33); pool: fig. 195, Pth,,
xxxix., right, 3—blue inside. Same form in all
cases: as regards the instance in Pth., xli.,
offerings, 18, like an axe-head with loops, the
original shows it to be incorrectly drawn ; it is,
in fact, as in fig. 1 95. Word-sign for hm and by3.
wma (Hier., p. 33) ; ripple-line: fig. 211,
Pth., xxxix., left, 3 ; black in Pth.
=, mud floor, brick (?) : fig. 197, Pth.,
xxxv. 4, det. of h*ift,
°o° three balls: fig. 194, Pth., xli. 5.
o pellet, coloured yellow: fig. 203, Pth,,
xxxix., table of offerings. Det. of s'ntr, "in-
cense" (cf. Hier., p. 34).
Class IX. Buildings and their Parts.
Pl. XII.
© (Hier., p. 34) ; plan of village: figs. 231
and 404 (coloured), AIM.; in one example in
Akht. red takes the place of black.
A pyramid conventionally represented,
acutely pointed, with a level base or platform ;
fig. 226, AIM., dividing lines above base and
below apex; fig. 246, Pth., xxxiii., col. G,
apex divided off by a line. The lines no doubt
indicate casings of different colours, as in the
example from AIM., fig. 400 (coloured). The
basal band is coloured to imitate granite, while
in the example from Ptahhetep the apex appears
to show traces of yellow. Det. of " pyramid,"
the Egyptian name of which was mr.
J] (Hier., p. 34); wall: fig. 240, AIM.
From nome-sign of Memphite nome.
HH (Ifier., p. 34) ; plan of palatial court-
yard: fig. 222, Pth,, xxxiii., col. 2, group
A*rn; fig. 223, ib., xli. 17; fig. 225, MM,,
with complete square. In the coloured ex-
ample, fig. 406, Akht, the detail is remark-
able, with t hz between two eyes. In the same
tomb there is another similar example, and
another without the ? but with the eyes.