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49. Gold. A plain ring with a large flat oval bezel bearing
incised in comparatively recent hieroglyphs an inscrip-
tion similar to that on n. 41 : The master' of the temples
of king Uah-ab-Ra beloved of Neith.. The name Uah-ab-
Rd belongs to two kings of the XXVIth dynasty, Psa-
metik I and Apries; Our ring more probably refers to
the latter.
50. Gold. A plain ring with a flat oval bezel. Incised is an
inscription with the name of a priest Psametik whose
precise title I cannot read.
51. Gold. A plain ring with a flat oval bezel bearing incised,
a hieroglyphic inscription : Ast-n-khebt « Isis ofKheb ».
This is a well known form of the goddess Isis, rendered
in Greek Rsenkhebis and on which full details are
given by Valdemar Schmidt, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
den. aeggptiske Sanding, 1908, p. 463.
si
52. Gold. A plain ring with a revolving bezel formed by an
Assyrian cylinder in lapis-lazuli. Incised is a lion poun-
cing on an antelope.
49. Gold. A plain ring with a large flat oval bezel bearing
incised in comparatively recent hieroglyphs an inscrip-
tion similar to that on n. 41 : The master' of the temples
of king Uah-ab-Ra beloved of Neith.. The name Uah-ab-
Rd belongs to two kings of the XXVIth dynasty, Psa-
metik I and Apries; Our ring more probably refers to
the latter.
50. Gold. A plain ring with a flat oval bezel. Incised is an
inscription with the name of a priest Psametik whose
precise title I cannot read.
51. Gold. A plain ring with a flat oval bezel bearing incised,
a hieroglyphic inscription : Ast-n-khebt « Isis ofKheb ».
This is a well known form of the goddess Isis, rendered
in Greek Rsenkhebis and on which full details are
given by Valdemar Schmidt, Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
den. aeggptiske Sanding, 1908, p. 463.
si
52. Gold. A plain ring with a revolving bezel formed by an
Assyrian cylinder in lapis-lazuli. Incised is a lion poun-
cing on an antelope.