The above is the same as face one, the only new idea being that of _Truth_, mentioned in the palatial title. [Illustration: "The lord of the gods has multiplied Festivals to him."] LIZARD (=as=) _multiplied_. _As_ is the usual verb to multiply. With the zigzag line under the sign of the perfect, the two hieroglyphs mean _has multiplied_. BACK OF CHAIR (=s=) phonetic hieroglyph. Is here the consonantal complement of _as_, the preceding hieroglyph. ZIGZAG (=en=) _to_. A preposition here. CERASTES (=ef=) _him_. Personal pronoun. BASKET (=neb=) _lord_. This hieroglyph might be thought to be a basin, but in painted hieroglyphs it appears as a wicker basket. THREE HATCHETS (=neteru=) _gods_. A hatchet or battle-axe was called neter, and was the usual symbol for a god. Plurality is often indicated by a hieroglyph being repeated three times. The letter _u_ is a plural termination; thus _neter_ is god, _neteru_ gods. PALACE (=seḥ=) _festival_. HALL (=seḥ=) _festival_. Here used as a determinative to the preceding. Every syllabic sign possesses an inherent vowel sound, or an inherent consonant sound, or both. The vowel sign is often placed before, and the consonant sign after the syllabic sign. Such alphabetic hieroglyphs are called complements, and are very frequently used in the inscriptions. [Illustration: "Upon the great Persea Tree within the Temple of the Phœnix."] HUMAN HEAD (=Her=) _upon_. The vertical line preceding is the masculine article. The defaced signs on the left were probably three short vertical lines, to indicate the plurality of festivals. POOL (=shi=). Here a phonetic united with succeeding hieroglyph. HAND (=t=) alphabetic phonetic. The two spell _shit_, the name of _persea_, a beautiful tree abounding in ancient Egypt, bearing pear-shaped fruit. TREE (=persea=) _tree_. A determinative to the preceding hieroglyphs. The tree here referred to may have been situated at Heliopolis; and it is worthy of notice that in a picture at Thebes, the god Tum appears in the act of writing the name of Thothmes on the fruit of the persea. PERSON ON THRONE (=śep=) _great_. The throne is a common symbol for greatness. CHAIR BACK (=s=) alphabetic phonetic. Here an initial complement to _sep_. OWL (=em=) } } The two form _emkhen_, the preposition DECAPITATE FIGURE (=khen=)} _within_. SEMICIRCLE (=tu=) _the_. Feminine article. OPEN SQUARE (=ha=) _house_. The figure probably represents the ground plan of an ancient house.