ng towards the deceased, who has his daughter upon hisknees and his wife seated at his right hand (Fig. 269). The two often reproduced players upon the harp in the tomb ofRameses III. (long calledBr^tircs Tomb, after its discoverer) belongto the same class of representations (Fig. 271). Robed in a… … Tig. 274.—Ethiopian prisoner,Champollion, pi. 932.
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