senting a Sebek-hotep ofthe thirteenth dynasty (Fig. 207). He sits in the same attitude,with the same head-dress and the same costume, as the Chephrenof Boulak. There is one difference, however, his forehead isdecorated with the tirceus, the symbol of rojal dignity, which Mariette, Notice dit Musk,… … i ^^...., ^JZ:J..^ I. Yw. 206.—Wooden statue, Boulak. Drawn by Benedite. kings or not, but this Sebek-hotcp exceeds the stature of mankindsufficiently to make it worthy of the name. SeePiERRET. Diciionnairc dArchcologic, under the word Uraiis. 228 A History of Art in Ancient Egypt. The Louvre…
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