iption at Siout, which haspreserved for us a contract between Prince Hapi-Toufi and the priests of Ap-Motennou, by which offerings should be regularly made to the princes statue,which was deposited in a temple at Siout. {Transactions of he Society of BiblicalArchaology, vol. vii. pp. 1-32.) ^ It… … Fig. 93.—Another form of the table forofferings. Boulak. Sepulchral Architecture. 145 Besides which there were priests attached to each necropoHs, who,for certain fees, officiated at each tomb in turn. They wereidentified by Mariette upon some of the bas-rehefs at Sakkarah.Their services were…
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