The Xith Dynasty Temple At Deir El Bahari volume 28
The Xith Dynasty Temple At Deir El Bahari volume 28
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In one of them 1*1. Xxvi. A), which is certainly later than the Xlth Dynasty, Neb-hepet-Rfi is seen worshipping Anion, Mut, and Khonsu ; behind him are two goddesses, one of whoni is Hathor. On another one (id. , b) we see a man named Zanefer, who is priest of Amon as well as of Mentuhetep. Another whose name is destroyed is said to be a priest of Neb-hepet- liA (id. , c). On a fragment of a stele a priestess of Amon brings offerings to Menthu " in Zesret " and to Neb-hepet-Ra (illustrated on p.... 57). I mentioned before a fragment of a statue of a man called ^ J ^ ]] (id. , d, e, f). He is represented as a sitting scribe, who holds before his knees two naked men. On the right \es we read the words MCo~^Vi TT ^ ^ 2 J \\ y, "• • • of Neb-hepet-Ra to the /ca of the head of the inner palace, Sobti. " I should think that the cartouche was connected Avith the name of a temple, or with some religious employment, as every official ol' high standing had a rank in the priesthood, otherwise his appointment seems to have been chieflv military, ".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In one of them 1*1. Xxvi. A), which is certainly later than the Xlth Dynasty, Neb-hepet-Rfi is seen worshipping Anion, Mut, and Khonsu ; behind him are two goddesses, one of whoni is Hathor. On another one (id. , b) we see a man named Zanefer, who is priest of Amon as well as of Mentuhetep. Another whose name is destroyed is said to be a priest of Neb-hepet- liA (id. , c). On a fragment of a stele a priestess of Amon brings offerings to Menthu " in Zesret " and to Neb-hepet-Ra (illustrated on p.... 57). I mentioned before a fragment of a statue of a man called ^ J ^ ]] (id. , d, e, f). He is represented as a sitting scribe, who holds before his knees two naked men. On the right \es we read the words MCo~^Vi TT ^ ^ 2 J \\ y, "• • • of Neb-hepet-Ra to the /ca of the head of the inner palace, Sobti. " I should think that the cartouche was connected Avith the name of a temple, or with some religious employment, as every official ol' high standing had a rank in the priesthood, otherwise his appointment seems to have been chieflv military, ".
What to read after The Xith Dynasty Temple At Deir El Bahari volume 28?
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