History of ancient pottery, Egyptian, Assyrian, Greek, Etruscan, and Roman (1873)
Birch, Samuel, 1813-1885 · London, J. Murray · leaf 91
a serpent, and seated upon a throne, liolding a sistrum, often occur, with inscriptions recording their names and titles. Athor, or Venus, cow-headed, or as a female bust with cow's ears, occasionally surmounted by her emblem, the ^ropi/Ion, is also found. Ra, the midday Sun, a hawk-headed god, is… … No. 51.— Tauti (Thoth). No. 52.-Taur (Thoueris). No. 53.— Taut (Tboth) ringed. E. R., 520. E. R., 1347. E. E., 518. lion-headed god, probably a form of Horus, wears the crown called at/. Besides these, there are Thoth, the Mercury of Egypt, ibis- headed, writing on a palette, or holding in his…
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