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PAPYRUS No. XXVIII.
Papyrus of Ta-de-nefer-
helep, " Ta-de-nefer-hetep," born of the
nebt-per, "Lady of the house," Ci'^,<:^>P^
Ta-rekh-es, " Ta-rekh-es." It contains Chap-
ter 18 of the Book of the Dead with the usual
vignette. The writing is hieroglyphic, and
nearly the same style as that of No. XXII (see
PL XXIII).
The vignette is in outline only, without colour.
1 page.
Saitic. Height, 10^ inches, by 7h inches in
width : 19 inches long.
PAPYRUS No. XXIX.
neter hen ne
Papyrus of the 19 1
Amen, "Priest of Amen," -~\ ilO^-1^ Nesi-
Amen, " Nesi-amen." Only some very roughly
executed vignettes and the name of the owner
of this manuscript are preserved. I page.
36 inches long by 9 inches high, and numerous
fragments, XXVI Dynasty.
PAPYRUS No. XXX.
Papyrus of j| Ser, " Ser," born of j ^ |g ^
Ast-urt, "Isis-urt," containing the vignette of
Chapter 1] 0 of the Book of the Dead. 1 page.
15^ inches by 14^ inches high. XXVI Dynasty.
PAPYRUS No. XXXI.
Twenty-six fragments of linen, with Chapters
13 (?) and 145, written for an individual named
Nefer-Tum, in small cursive hieroglyphic
characters.
PAPYRUS No. XXXII.
Papyrus containing part of the vignette of
Chapter 110. The name of the person for
whom it was written is not preserved. There
are two fragments : one measuring 8 inches
wide by 7 inches high; the other 7 inches
wide by 5 inches high.
PAPYRUS No. XXXIIIa.
Fragments of a papyrus containing certain
chapters of the Book of the Dead written
in hieroglyphs. 1 page and 23 fragments.
XlXth Dynasty.
PAPYRUS No. XXXIIIb.
Twenty fragments of another similar papyrus
without name. XXth Dynasty.
(b.) HIERATIC.
PAPYRUS No. XXXIV.
Papyrus of the fl | M fl = J ° J) Ahy
ne Amen-Rdy " Sistrum player of Amen-Ka,"
and ^jlP0^ lien netcr Mctat, "Priest of
Maat," J^m,p^ Nes-pa-kher-
taui-es, " Nes-pa-khei--taui-es." His mother's
name was
TMJPS Ta-Khabes, "Ta-
Khabes," but the father's name is not preserved.
Parts of Chapters 7, 9, 12, 15, 27, 28, 125, 145,
146, 148, 149 (a, e), 150, 151, 152, 154, 157,
159, 161-165, are preserved. The texture
of this papyrus is exceptionally line, and the
writing, a small and neat hieratic, is very good.
XXIInd Dynasty.
PAPYRUS No. XXXV.
(PLATE XXIV.)
I in,
Papyrus of the IJ^Q^MW
hen neter ne Amen-em-apt, "Priest of Amen-
PAPYRUS No. XXVIII.
Papyrus of Ta-de-nefer-
helep, " Ta-de-nefer-hetep," born of the
nebt-per, "Lady of the house," Ci'^,<:^>P^
Ta-rekh-es, " Ta-rekh-es." It contains Chap-
ter 18 of the Book of the Dead with the usual
vignette. The writing is hieroglyphic, and
nearly the same style as that of No. XXII (see
PL XXIII).
The vignette is in outline only, without colour.
1 page.
Saitic. Height, 10^ inches, by 7h inches in
width : 19 inches long.
PAPYRUS No. XXIX.
neter hen ne
Papyrus of the 19 1
Amen, "Priest of Amen," -~\ ilO^-1^ Nesi-
Amen, " Nesi-amen." Only some very roughly
executed vignettes and the name of the owner
of this manuscript are preserved. I page.
36 inches long by 9 inches high, and numerous
fragments, XXVI Dynasty.
PAPYRUS No. XXX.
Papyrus of j| Ser, " Ser," born of j ^ |g ^
Ast-urt, "Isis-urt," containing the vignette of
Chapter 1] 0 of the Book of the Dead. 1 page.
15^ inches by 14^ inches high. XXVI Dynasty.
PAPYRUS No. XXXI.
Twenty-six fragments of linen, with Chapters
13 (?) and 145, written for an individual named
Nefer-Tum, in small cursive hieroglyphic
characters.
PAPYRUS No. XXXII.
Papyrus containing part of the vignette of
Chapter 110. The name of the person for
whom it was written is not preserved. There
are two fragments : one measuring 8 inches
wide by 7 inches high; the other 7 inches
wide by 5 inches high.
PAPYRUS No. XXXIIIa.
Fragments of a papyrus containing certain
chapters of the Book of the Dead written
in hieroglyphs. 1 page and 23 fragments.
XlXth Dynasty.
PAPYRUS No. XXXIIIb.
Twenty fragments of another similar papyrus
without name. XXth Dynasty.
(b.) HIERATIC.
PAPYRUS No. XXXIV.
Papyrus of the fl | M fl = J ° J) Ahy
ne Amen-Rdy " Sistrum player of Amen-Ka,"
and ^jlP0^ lien netcr Mctat, "Priest of
Maat," J^m,p^ Nes-pa-kher-
taui-es, " Nes-pa-khei--taui-es." His mother's
name was
TMJPS Ta-Khabes, "Ta-
Khabes," but the father's name is not preserved.
Parts of Chapters 7, 9, 12, 15, 27, 28, 125, 145,
146, 148, 149 (a, e), 150, 151, 152, 154, 157,
159, 161-165, are preserved. The texture
of this papyrus is exceptionally line, and the
writing, a small and neat hieratic, is very good.
XXIInd Dynasty.
PAPYRUS No. XXXV.
(PLATE XXIV.)
I in,
Papyrus of the IJ^Q^MW
hen neter ne Amen-em-apt, "Priest of Amen-