Plate XIII · Egypt

Vol. V (1950) · full-page plate
Above: FUNERARY STELE OF A PERSONAGE NAMED HOR. The hieroglyphic inscription contains an optative formula to ensure food for the deceased. Middle Kingdom (20th-17th cent. B.C.) - Paris, Louvre Museum. Below: RELIEF WITH SCENES OF DANCES AND FUNERARY LAMENTATIONS. 19th Dynasty (12th cent. B.C.) - Cairo, Museum.
(da M. Gorce - R. Martior, Histoire générale des religions, I, Parigi 1948, p. 834)
Plate XIII
(da Encyclopédie photographique de l'art. Le Musée du Cairo, Parigi 1949, tav. 100)
Above: FUNERARY STELE OF A PERSONAGE NAMED HOR. The hieroglyphic inscription contains an optative formula to ensure food for the deceased. Middle Kingdom (20th-17th cent. B.C.) - Paris, Louvre Museum. Below: RELIEF WITH SCENES OF DANCES AND FUNERARY LAMENTATIONS. 19th Dynasty (12th cent. B.C.) - Cairo, Museum.

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