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3. Great beam of cypress of 40 cubits . . .

4. Beam of cypress of 35 cubits

5. Shemshemu of cypress on the seal ?

PLATE XXI. No. i.

house of Seti-mery [ne] Ptah.

house of Hor-em-heb in the temple of
Amen."

PAPYRUS No. XII.

Fkagment of a papyrus in a very curious
hieratic character of about the XTXth dynasty,
of uncertain character and much mutilated.
Length 5j inches by 4^ inches high.

PAPYRUS No. XIII.

Fkagment of an hieratic papyrus apparently
of about the same date as No. XII. Of un-
certain character. Much mutilated.
Length 6 inches by 4^ inches high.

PAPYRUS No. XIV.

FKAGMENT of a papyrus written in the hieratic
character, apparently of about the XlXth
dynasty. The contents were perhaps of a
literary character, but it is too mutilated to
read or transcribe.

Length 11 \ inches by 3j inches wide.

PAPYRUS No. XV.

Fragment of a very mutilated papyrus, written
in the hieratic character of the XlXth
dynasty, containing fragments of a literary
text of uncertain origin. Too much mutilated
to decipher or transcribe.

Length 12^ inches by 6 inches high.

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