Nicholson, Charles: Aegyptiaca (London, 1891)

48 catalogue of egyptian antiquities.

particular form is put into one scale of the balance
in the picture in the Ritual representing the
judgment scene. (See No. 344.)

187. Figure of an Elephant, extremely rare,
but of very inferior work.—Hard porcelain, blue
glaze. ^ inch.

188. The Hippopotamus Goddess.—Soft porce-
lain, blue glaze. 1^ inches.

189. Group of Isis nursing Horus. — Soft
porcelain, light green glaze. 11 inches.

190. Lower part of the Figure of a Male
Divinity.—Excellent work. Hard porcelain, green
glaze, § inch.

191. Figure of the God Atmoo.—Inferior work.
Hard porcelain, blue glaze, § inch.

192. Rude Figure of Typhon.—Hard porcelain,
blue glaze. 1 inch.

193. The Figure of a Hawk.—Hard porcelain,
green glaze, -§ inch.

194. The Hippopotamus Divinity, but slightly
developed.—Hard porcelain. 1 inch.

195. Figure of the Divinity Thoth, but im-
perfectly formed.—Hard material. -| inch.

196. Figure of a Divinity, too imperfectly
formed to determine.—Soft porcelain, green glaze.
1^ inches.

197. The Hippopotamus Divinity.—Hard porce-
lain, green glaze, if inches.

198. Another of the last named. — Soft
porcelain, blue glaze. 1|- inches.