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OPERATIONS CARRIED ON AT GIZEH.
This, however, is not the case; the only cartouche dis-
covered at these arches is that of Amunmai Remeses
(called in Mr. Wilkinson's list Remeses the Great,) by
which it would appear that they were built in the reign
the bricks are laid in alternate courses, endways, and lengthways.
The cartouche of the king is not impressed upon all of them, but the
marks of a man's hand having been drawn over were visible on the
reverse sides.
7 This inscription, which consists of a single line of large hiero-
glyphics, contains the names and titles of the person, for whose tomb the
bricks were made. " The Osirian (deceased), divine father, chief pro-
phet, priest of Anion, Piran-nofre, the true." It bears the name of
Piran-nofre, a deceased chief-prophet of the god Anion, the eponymous
OPERATIONS CARRIED ON AT GIZEH.
This, however, is not the case; the only cartouche dis-
covered at these arches is that of Amunmai Remeses
(called in Mr. Wilkinson's list Remeses the Great,) by
which it would appear that they were built in the reign
the bricks are laid in alternate courses, endways, and lengthways.
The cartouche of the king is not impressed upon all of them, but the
marks of a man's hand having been drawn over were visible on the
reverse sides.
7 This inscription, which consists of a single line of large hiero-
glyphics, contains the names and titles of the person, for whose tomb the
bricks were made. " The Osirian (deceased), divine father, chief pro-
phet, priest of Anion, Piran-nofre, the true." It bears the name of
Piran-nofre, a deceased chief-prophet of the god Anion, the eponymous