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20. Gr. 21. Alnw. 22. Liv. 23. Gdn. 24. B.M. 25. B.M. 29230. 26. “The heiress of Ra.” B.M. 27. “Favoured with delicacies.” Berl. 1903. 28. “Rising in the Horizon.” Har. 29. “Sweet of scent to the nostrils of the Gods of Thebes.” In the possession of Mrs. Wright of Netley. 30. C.M.
31. “Maa-ka-ra, Hatshepsut, the favoured of Amen.” B.M.
32. “Hatshepsut, the favoured of Amen.” B.M. 30572.
33-35 “The Divine Wife, Hatshepsut.”
33. Alnw. 34. B.M. 28438. 35. Berl. 1904.
PLATE XXVIII.
SCARABS OF THE EIGHTEENTH DYNASTY—_continued_.
(THOTHMES III AND HIS FAMILY.)
1. “Neferu-ra” (Daughter of Hatshepsut). P.
2. “Neferu-ra, the Divine Wife.” Scarab, set in a gold funda. Gr.
3. “The Royal Daughter and Royal Sister, Neferu-ra.” L.
4. “The Divine Wife, Neferu-ra.” L.
5-34. “Men-kheper-ra” (Thothmes III).
5. Gr. 6. L. 7. B.M. 28745. 8. Alnw. 999. 9. B.M. 16789. 10. B.M. 16838. 11. P. 12. Hood. 13. T. 14. Evans. 15. Alnw. 981. 16. Evans. 17. L. 18. Berl. 14427. 19. Gdn. 20. B.M. 21. P. 22. B.M. 16790. 23. In the possession of Mrs. Roller. 24. C.M. 25. C.M. 26. Hood. 27. T. 28. Amh. 29. T. 30. L. 31. P. 32. Berl. 14929. 33. M-G. 34. B.M. 28492.
35. “The Great Royal Wife, Merŷt-ra Hatshepsut.” A lapis-lazuli scarab set in a gold funda. L.
36. “Hatshepsut Merŷt-amen-ra.” B.M. 29455.
37. “The Great Royal Wife, Sat-aah.” P.
PLATE XXIX.
OFFICIALS OF THE EIGHTEENTH DYNASTY; AND RINGS, ETC., FROM THE TOMB OF MAKET,[128] AT GUROB (_temp._ THOTHMES III).
1. “The Superintendent of the Royal Temple, Aahmes.” Murch.
2. “The Keeper of the Storehouse of Offerings, Sen-pu.” Murch. This scarab probably belongs to the end of the Twelfth Dynasty. (_Cf._ Pl. XIII, 19.)
3. “The Scribe of the Recruits, Ab-ka-user.” M-G.
4. “The Superintendent of the Workmen of Amen, Men-kheper-ra-senb.” Murch.
5. “The High Priest of Amen, Hapu-senb.” B.M. 29435. Hapu-senb lived under Thothmes II and Queen Hatshepsut. (For remarks on his life, see my note on him in _P.S.B.A_. XXII, pp. 31-36.)
6. “The Steward of the Queen, Pe-en-Thebu.” Murch.
7. “The _uab_-priest, Amen-em-heb.” Hood. Mounted in a gold funda.
8. “The Eyes and Ears of the Lord of the Two Lands, the Mayor, Sen-nefer.” This Mayor (of Thebes) lived under Amenhetep II (see my notes on him in the _P.S.B.A._ XXII, pp. 52-61).
9. “The _sedem ash_ of the Superintendent of the Seal, Min-nekht.” Davis.
10. “The Divine Father, beloved of the God (_i.e._, the King), the Vezîr, Ptahmes.” C.M.
11. “The Chantress of Amen, Maŷ.” Alnw.
12. “The Lady, Art.” B.M. 30639.
13. “The Royal Brother....” B.M. 27790.
14. “The Lady, Apu-ser.” Alnw.
15-46. Rings, etc., from the tomb of Maket at Gurob (_temp._ Thothmes III).
15, 17, 18, 20-28. Scarabs with ornamental devices.
16. “Ra,” a very common type of scarab, and specimens of it may generally be dated to the first half of the Eighteenth Dynasty.
19-32. “Amen-ra.” This is another very common type; it is nearly always of the date of Thothmes III.
29. “The Good God, Lord of the Two Lands, Men-kheper-ra (Thothmes III).”
30, 31, 33. “The Lady, Maket.”
34. “Aa-kheper-ka-ra (Thothmes I),” chosen of Amen.
35-41. “Men-kheper-ra (Thothmes III).”
42. Plaque, with figures of the Gods Tahuti and Ptah.
43. A cylinder-seal, bearing the titles and names of Thothmes II.
44-45. Flat seals, with ornamental devices.
46. Frog in porcelain, with a beetle engraved upon the base.
PLATE XXX.
SCARABS OF THE EIGHTEENTH DYNASTY—_continued_.
(AMENHETEP II TO AMENHETEP III.)
1-15. “Aa-kheperu-ra (Amenhetep II).”
1. “Born at Memphis.” P. 2. “Beloved of Tahuti.” Luxor. 3. “Firm of heart.” B.M. 4077. This rectangular plaque is a splendid specimen of the engraver’s art; it is of yellow jasper, and on the reverse is cut a representation of one of the horses of the king. 4. B.M. 5. B.M. 16915. 6. “Lord of Glory in the house of Amen.” W. (W., _S.B._ IV, 67.) 7. L. 8. L. 9. Alnw. 10. B.M. 4069. 11. P. _I._, VIII, 39. 12. “Prince of Thebes, Lord of Valiance, and beloved of Amen.” P. _I._ VIII. 13. Alnw. (plaque). 14. (W. _S.B._ IV, 400.) 15. B.M. 3944.
16. A gold plaque, forming the bezel of a swivel ring, in the Liverpool Museum. The inscription reads:—“The Good God, son of Amen, Lord of Valiance, the Son of Ra, Amenhetep (II), the Divine Ruler of Heliopolis, fighting hundreds of thousands.”
17. “Aa-kheperu-ra, Son of Amen, whom he (Amen) created himself.” P. _K._ XXIII, 7.
18-25. “Men-kheperu-ra (Thothmes IV).”
18. Brock. A gold plaque, forming the bezel of a swivel-ring. 19 and 20. Gr. 21. “Lord of the sweet wind.” L. 22. “Beloved of Ptah.” B.M. 23. Gr. 24. Ready. 25. L.
26-32. “Neb-maa-ra (Amenhetep III).”
26 and 27. Newb. 28. “Neb-maa-ra (Amenhetep III)” and “the Royal Wife Thyi.” B.M. 29. “Beloved of Amen.” Luxor. 30. “Beloved of Ptah.” Amh. 31. “Lord of the festival, Amenhetep (III), Ruler of Thebes.” T. 32. Gr.
PLATE XXXI.
SCARABS OF THE EIGHTEENTH DYNASTY—(_continued_).
AMENHETEP III (_continued_) TO AŶ.
1-12, 14-18. Neb-maa-ra (Amenhetep III) and his Queen Thŷi.
1. Newb. 2. B.M. 28314. 3. “Neb-maa-ra and the Royal Wife, Thŷi.” B.M. 29454. 4. “The Great Royal Wife, Thŷi.” B.M. 32351. 5. “Pleasing with Victories.” B.M. 32433. 6. B.M. 28571. 7. B.M. 32304. 8. “The Royal Wife Thŷi.” 9. “Amenhetep (III), Ruler of Thebes.” Newb. 10. “Abounding in things.” B.M. 32405. 11. Newb. 12. B.M. 32348. 13. See below under Amenhetep IV. 14. Amh. 15. “Amenhetep (III), Ruler of Thebes.” B.M. 30446. A gold ring. 16. “Neb-maa-ra and the Royal Wife, Thŷi.” P. 17. “The Royal Wife, Thŷi.” B.M. 30589. 18. “The Great Divine Wife, Thŷi, beloved of Isis.”
13, 19-25, 27, 28. Nefer-kheperu-ra, ua-en-ra (Amenhetep IV), afterwards called Akhenaten.
13. “Ruler of Thebes.” B.M. 4097. 19. “Lord of the Sweet Wind.” 20. “Beloved of Hor-akhuti.” 21. “Beloved of Amen and Mut.” Gdn. 22. “Amenhetep (IV), the Divine Ruler of Thebes.” Newb. 23. “Chosen of Amen.” B.M. 29236. 24. A plaque in the Amherst Collection giving the two names of Amenhetep IV, and on the reverse, “beloved of Sebek-ra, Lord of Sunu.” Amh. 25. A silver ring in the M-G. Collection. 27. “Pacifying the Aten.” B.M. 30596. 28. “Beloved of the Aten.” B.M. 28417.
26, 29. Kheper-kheperu-ra, ar maat (Aŷ). See also No. 34.
26. “Beloved of Amen.” B.M. 4096. 29. “Beloved of Amen.” Newb.
30. “Nefer-neferu-aten Nefert-iti,” Queen of Akhenaten. Gold ring in the Louvre.
31. A bronze ring of Ankh-kheperu-ra, in the M-G. Collection.
32. “Neb-kheperu-ra (Tût-ankh-amen), beloved of Ptah, Lord of Heaven.” P.
33. “Ankh-nes-pa-aten,” Queen of Tut-ankh-amen. P.
34. A gold ring of Kheper-kheperu-ra, ar maat (Aŷ). Leyd.
PLATE XXXII.
HISTORICAL SCARABS OF AMENHETEP III.
1. KIRGIPA AND HER HARÎM.
Two specimens of this scarab are known, and it is perhaps the most interesting one of the series. One example is preserved in the Berl. Mus. (11002), the other was in the possession of Madame Hoffmann. An elaborate study of the text of the latter example has been published by Brugsch in the _Ä.Z._, XVIII, 81, and Maspero has given a drawing of the inscription (by Legrain, from a paper impression) in his _Recueil des Travaux_, XV, 200. The text given in the Plate is from the Berlin specimen, restored from Maspero’s published copy.
(a) _Transliteration._ (b) _Translation._
1. _Renpt X kher hen en_ 1. “The tenth year under the Majesty of
2-5. _Ankh Heru._ (Here follow 2-5. “the Living Horus.” (Here the usual titles of follow the full titles of Amen-hetep III and Thŷi.) Amenhetep III and Thŷi.)
6. _ren en tef-ef Ŷuaa; 6. “The name of her father is ren-en_ Ŷuaa; the name of
7. _met-es Thuaa. Baŷt: anen_ 7. “her mother, Thuaa. Wonders:—
8. _ŷt hen-ef sat ur ne 8. “His Majesty brought the Neherina_ daughter of the Prince of Mesopotamia,
9. _Sa-tha-ri-na Kir-gi-pa_ 9. “Sa-tha-ra-na (the Princess) Kir-gi-pa
10. _tepu ne khenera-es_ 10. “(and) the head-women of her harîm
11. _set_, 317. 11. “Women, 317.”
2. THE LION HUNTS OF AMENHETEP III.
Scarabs bearing an inscription recording the lion hunts of Amenhetep III are common, and about forty specimens are known. Of these, five are in the British Museum (4095, 12520, 16987, 24169, 29438); four are in the Louvre (Inv., 787, 788); four in the Berlin Museum (3481, 3482, 8443, 13274); three in the Leyden Museum (O. 83-85); and one each in the Cairo (M., _Cat. Ab._, 1388), Florence (840), and Bologna (2455) Museums. In the Cat. des Med., Paris (1021), and in the Amherst, Edwards, Fraser (_Sc._ 261), Grant, Hertz (_Cat._, p. 112), Kennard, Myers, Meux (1785), Palin, Petrie, Posno, H-Price (_Cat._ 284), and several smaller collections, are also one each. The example figured is in the possession of Mr. Nash. The hieroglyphic text of this scarab has been published, among others, by Mariette (_Alb. de Boulaq_, Pl. 36, 532), Maspero (_Histoire_, II, p. 315), Brugsch (_Ä.Z._, XVIII, 81), and Budge (_Mummy_, p. 241), and a translation of it has been given by Pierret (_Cat. Salle Hist._, Louvre, 1877, p. 138), by Birch (_Records of the Past_, XII, p. 40), and many others.
(a) _Transliteration._ (b) _Translation._
1-5. (Full titles and names 1-5. (Full titles and names 1-5. (Full titles and names 1-5. (Full titles and names of Amenhetep III and of of Amenhetep III and of Amenhetep III and Thŷi.) Amenhetep III and Thŷi.)
5. _ari-khet mau_ 5. “Number of the lions
6. _anen hen-ef em satet-ef 6. “brought by his Majesty in zes-ef shaa_ his own shooting, beginning
7. _em renpt I nefrŷt er renpt . “from the year one ending at X mau_7 the year ten: lions
8. _hesa, 102_ 8. “fierce, 102.”
3. THE PARENTS OF QUEEN THŶI AND THE LIMITS OF THE EGYPTIAN EMPIRE.
Many specimens are known of this historical scarab. In the Louvre there are two examples (Inv. 787); in the British Museum are three (4096, 16988, 29437, the latter specimen of fine blue-glazed steatite); in the Cairo Museum, one (3817, figured in Mariette’s _Album de Boulaq_, XXXVI, 541; Maspero, _Struggles of the Nations_, p. 315); in the Bologna Museum, one (2454); in the Edwards, Petrie, Fraser (Fr., Sc. X, 262), Nash, Hilton-Price (_Cat._ 283), Dattari and Myers’ Collections, one each; as well as several others in private hands. The example figured here is from the Amherst Collection. Birch (_Records of the Past_, XII, 39); Budge (_Mummy_, 242), and Fraser (Fr. _Sc._, X, 56), have published translations of the text.
(a) _Transliteration._ (b) _Translation._
1. _Ankh Heru._ (Here follow 1. “The Living Horus.” (Here the full titles of Amenhetep follow the titles of III and his Queen Thŷi) Amenhetep III and his Queen Thŷi.)
5. “_ren en tef-es_ 5. “The name of her father is
6. _Ŷuaa, ren en met-es Thuaa_ 6. “Ŷuaa, the name of her mother is Thuaa;
7. _hemt pu ent seten nekht_ 7. “she is the wife of the victorious king;
8. _tash ef res er Karŷ_ 8. “his southern boundary is Karŷ,[129]
9. _mehti er Neha-_ 9. “(and) his northern boundary is Meso-
10. _rina._ 10. “potamia.”
PLATE XXXIII.
HISTORICAL SCARABS OF AMENHETEP III—(_continued_).
1. THE WILD CATTLE HUNT.
Two specimens of this scarab are known, and both are in the MacGregor Collection at Tamworth. The text of one of these, together with a rough translation, has been published by Fraser in the _P.S.B.A._, XXI, 156, and a good photographic facsimile of it has been given by the same collector in the _Catalogue_ of his Scarab Collection (Frontispiece, and p. 56). The text given in Pl. #XXXIII"pl-XXXIII#, 1, is from a copy made by the writer at Tamworth of the example published by Fraser, and some restorations have been added from the inscription on the second specimen.
(a) _Transliteration._
1. _Renpt II kher hen ne_
2-4. _Ankh Heru_ (here follow the full titles of Amenhetep III and Thŷi),
4. _Baat khepert_
5. _ne hen-ef: ŷu-tu er zed ne hen-ef, an un semau her khaset_
6. _ne u ne Shetep (or Shetau): nat hen-ef em khed em seten uaa “Kha-em-maāt”_
7. _her tra ne khaui, shep uat nefert, sper em hetep er u ne Shetep_ (or _Shetau_)
8. _her tra ne dua. Khat hen-ef er sesemet meshau-ef tem em khet-ef_
9. _sehent seru ankhu ne meshau er zer-ef ma qed-ef, nekhenu_
10. _ne a (?) er art resu her nan semau. Ast uzu ne hen-ef erdet aŧ-_
11. _h-tu nen semau em sebti hena shedŷ, uzu_
12. _ŷ ne hen-ef er [heseb ?] nen semau er fu sen, ari khet ne ari semau 190 ari khet_
13. _anen hen-ef em behes em heru pen semau 56: uah an hen-ef heru 4,_
14. _em ush erdet seref ne sesemet-ef: khat hen-ef her sesemet_
15. _ari khet nen semau anenef en behes semau 20 +_
16. _20, demd semau 96._
(b) _Translation._
1. “The second year under the Majesty of
2-4. “the Living Horus.” (Here follow the full titles of Amenhetep III and Queen Thŷi.) ”A wonderful thing happened
5. “to His Majesty. A messenger (lit. ‘one’) came to tell His Majesty that there were wild cattle upon the desert
6. “of the district of Shetep[130] (or Shetau); His Majesty thereupon floated down the river in the Royal dahabiyeh, “Kha-em-maat” (_i.e._, “Shining-in-Truth”),
7. “at the time of evening, and (after) having had a good journey, arrived in safety at the district of Shetep (or Shetau)
8. “at the time of morning. His Majesty mounted upon a horse, and his whole army followed him.
9. “The nobles and the _ankhu_[131]-officers of the entire army were marshalled, and the children
10. “of the quarter (district?) were ordered to keep watch upon these wild cattle. His Majesty thereupon ordered that they (lit. one) should surround
11. “these wild cattle with a net(?)[132] and a dyke[133] and
12. “His Majesty then ordered that these wild cattle should be counted(?) in their entirety, and the number of them amounted to, wild cattle 190. The number
13. “of wild cattle which His Majesty brought in [his own?] hunting in this day (was) 56: His Majesty rested four days
14. “in order to give spirit (lit. ‘fire’) to his horses; then His Majesty mounted (again) upon a horse
15. “and the number of these wild cattle which were brought to him in hunting (was) wild cattle 20 +
16. “20 (_i.e._, 40): (making) the total number of wild cattle (captured) 96.”
* * * * *
2. THE LAKE AT ZARUKHA.
Three specimens of this scarab are known; one is in the Egyptian Museum of the Vatican at Rome; another is in the Golenischeff Collection, and the third is in the possesion of the Duke of Northumberland at Alnwick Castle. A fragment of a fourth example is in the Petrie Collection. The Vatican scarab was first published by Rosellini (Mon. St., Pl. 44, 2, cf. Vol. III, pt. 1, pp. 263-268), and again by Stern in 1878 (_Ä.Z._, 1877, p. 87). A translation of this text was made by Birch, and published by him in the _Records of the Past_ (Vol. XII, p. 41). The text given here is that on the Alnwick Museum specimen.[134]
(a) _Transliteration._ (b) _Translation._
1. _Renpet XI, abd III, 1. “The eleventh year, shat, heru I, kher_ the third month of the harvest season, the day 1, under
2-5. _(ankh) Heru._[135] 2-5. the (living) Horus. (Here follow the full “(Here follow the usual titles of Amenhetep and titles of Amenhetep and Thŷi.) Thŷi.)
6. _uzu hen-ef art 6. “His Majesty ordered mert[136] ne hemt seten that there should be urt_ made a lake for the great Royal Wife
7. _Thŷi, ankh tha, em 7. Thŷi, living, in her demaes en Zaru-_ town of Zaru-
8. _kha[137]; fu-ef meh 8. kha; its length to be em 3700, usekh-ef 3,700 cubits, its meh_[138] breadth cubits
9. _700. ar ne hen-ef heb 9. 700. His Majesty made uba mert_ the festival of the opening of the lake
10. _em abd III shat, 10. in the third month of heru 16, khent hen-ef_ the harvest season, on the sixteenth day (when) His Majesty sailed
11. _em seten uaa “Aten-_ 11. in the Royal dahabiyeh (named) ”Aten-
12. _tahen[139]” em 12. tahen, “in its khenu-ef._ cabin.”
PLATE XXXIV.
SCARABS OF THE EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH DYNASTIES.
1-6. Zezer-kheperu-ra (Horemheb).
1. Luxor. 2. “Ruler of Heliopolis. Chosen of Ra.” Bol. 2528. 3. Newb. 4. Hood. 5. “Ruler of Thebes.” Dattari. 6. “Beloved of Amen. Hor-em-heb.” Alnw.
7 and 8. Mut-nezemt, Queen of Horemheb.
7. Ring, P. 8. “The Great Royal Wife.” A frog on back. Mar. _Abyd._, II, 40 m.
9-13. Men-pehti-ra (Rameses I).
9. B.M. 32474. 10. B.M. 24187. 11. B.M. 32445. 12. v-B. (Fr. Sc. 225.) 13. Gr.
14-21. Men-maat-ra (Setŷ I).
14. Newb. 15. B.M. 17157. 16. B.M. 32406. 17. B.M. 32373. 18. B.M. 30601. 19. “Prince of Truth.” C.M. 20. B.M. 17142. 21. “Beloved of Ptah.” B.M. (Loftie.)
22-36. User-maat-ra setep-en-ra (Rameses II).
22. Luxor. 23. Newb. 24. P. 25. Luxor. 26. P. 27. B.M. 29239. 28. B.M. 30613. 29. B.M. 30614. 30. Amh. 31. B.M. 30615. 32. B.M. 32303. 33. Amh. 34. T. 35. Amh. 36. Amh.
PLATE XXXV.
SCARABS OF THE NINETEENTH DYNASTY (RAMESES II).
1-6. User-maat-ra setep-en-ra (Rameses II).
1. Liv. 2. Ramesseum. 3. Amh. 4. “Ramessu, beloved of Amen.” Amh. 5. Cairo. 6. “The Great Noble.” L.
7. “Nefret-ari, beloved of Mut,” Queen of Rameses II. L.
8-14. User-maat-ra setep-en-ra (Rameses II).
8. B.M. 20826. 9. Gurob. 10. Alnw. 11. Alnw. 12. B.M. 29443. 13. “Glorious in the House of Amen-ra.” B.M. 32328. 14. L.
15. Plaque. Obverse, the cartouches of Rameses II; reverse, “The Royal Wife, Ur-maat-neferu-ra, daughter of the Great Chief of the Kheta.” Found at Tell el Yahudîyeh, and now in the B.M.
16. Plaque. Obverse, the prenomen of Rameses II; reverse, “The Hereditary Mayor and Priest, the Governor of the (Royal) City, the Vezîr, Paser.” W. On Paser, see my notice of him in _P.S.B.A._, Vol. XXII, pp. 62, 63, and _cf._ No. 17.
17. Plaque. “The Judge, the Doctor and _arï Nekhen_, the priest of Maat, the Governor of the (Royal) City, the Vezîr, Paser.” L. _Cf._ No. 16.
18. Plaque. “User-maat-ra setep-en-ra (Rameses II), The Chieftain of the Harîm of Isis, Min.” C.M.
19. Plaque. Obverse, Prenomen of Rameses II; reverse, “The Royal son of his body, his beloved one, Ramessu-user-pehti.” v-B.
20. Plaque, with scarab on back. “The Royal son, born of the Great Royal Wife, the Chief of the Bowmen, Pa-ra-her-amen-ef.” M-G.
21. Plaque. Obverse, “The High Priest of Amen, Bak-en-khensu; reverse, Son of the Superintendent of the Recruits of the Temple of Amen, Amen-em-apt.” Murch. On this celebrated person, see my life of him in Benson and Gourley’s _The Temple of Mut_, p. 343-347.
22. Plaque. Obverse, Prenomen of Rameses II; reverse, ”Scribe of the memory of the Lord of the Two Lands, User-maat-ra-nekht.” v-B.
23. Plaque. Obverse, Prenomen of Rameses II; reverse, “The _Sem_-priest of Ptah, the Governor of the (Royal) City, the Vezîr, Nefer-renpet.” Amh.
24. Plaque. Obverse, Prenomen of Rameses II; reverse, “Khensu-in-Thebes Nefer-hetep.” On sides, “The _Sem_-priest of Ptah, Nefer-renpet,” and “the Governor of the (Royal) Cities, the Vezîr, Nefer-renpet.” B.M. 4104.
PLATE XXXVI.
SCARABS BEARING ROYAL NAMES: MEREN-PTAH I TO SA-AMEN.
1 and 2. “Ne-ba-ra mery-Amen, Hetep-her-māat” (Merenptah I).
1. Leyd. 2. T.
3-7. “User-kheperu-ra mery-Amen Setŷ-mer-en-Ptah” (Setŷ II).
3. Gr. 4. Alnw. 5. M-G. 6. M-G. 7. Luxor.
8 and 9. Akh-en-ra Setep-en-ra Mer-en-ptah Sa-ptah (Siptah).
8. P. 9. Alnw.
10. Ta-usert Setep-en-Mut (Queen of Siptah). Newb.
11. Ta-usert akh-en-Mut (Queen of Siptah). v-B.
12. “The Royal Wife Ta-usert (Queen of Siptah). M-G.
13. “Sat-ra mer-en-Amen (Queen Tausert).” Newb.
14. “The Chancellor, Baŷ.” Chancellor of Siptah. Luxor.
15. “User-khau-ra mery-Amen” (Setnekht). Cairo.
16. Setnekht mery-ra. Luxor.
17. User-maat-ra mery-Amen, Rameses, “Ruler of Heliopolis” (Rameses III). Luxor.
18. “User-maat-ra mery-Amen, the strong lion.” B.M. 17803.
19. B.M. 17130. 20. B.M. 17123. 21. Nash.
22. “User-maat-ra Setep-en-Amen” (Rameses IV). M-G.
23. “Heq-maat-ra sa Amen” (Rameses IV). B.M. 17,147.
24. “Rameses, Prince of Truth” (Rameses IV). B.M. 29241.
25. “User-maat-ra Set kheper-en-ra” (Rameses V), Edw.
26. “Neb-maat-ra mery-Amen” (Rameses VI). Luxor.
27. “User-ra mery-Amen Setep-en-ra” (Rameses VII). B.M. 17134.
28. “Rameses the Divine Prince of Heliopolis” (Rameses VI). Gr.
29. “Rameses mery-Amen, akh-en-ra” (Rameses VIII). Amh.
30. “The great Noble” (Rameses VIII). Amh.
31. “Nefer-ka-ra Setep-en-ra” (Rameses IX). Gr.
32. “User-maat-ra Setep-en-Neith” (Rameses X). M.D. 32.
33. “Sa-Amen.” M-G.
34. “Neter-kheper-ra setep-en-ra” (Smendes). Gr.
PLATE XXXVII.
SCARABS OF TWENTY-SECOND TO TWENTY-FIFTH DYNASTY KINGS.
1-8. “Hez-kheper-ra setep-en-ra” (Shashanq I).