Illustrations of school classics, arranged and described (1903)
Hill, George Francis, Sir, 1867-1948 · London, Macmillan · leaf 533
ome timebetween 3700 and 3600 B.C. This statuette is thought tobe contemporary with the king whose name it bears. Thehieroglyphic inscription on the seat reads: King Men-kau-ra,within his tomb chamber, beloved of the Apis-bull, livingfor ever, the Horns Ka-taui Men-kau-ra, giver of life forever. A… … sarcophagus and wooden coffin (First Egyptian Eoom, CaseA). These remains were found in his pyramid. THEj BARBARIANS 565. The god Apis.Painting from a mummy cast at Turin. 4.55
Classical antiquities
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