[54] Naville, “Das Thebanische Todtenbuch,” vol. i., Pl. CCXXII. [55] It comes from Tell Tmai, and is entered in the “Livre d’entrée” under No. 38930, and in the “Guide to the Museum,” 3rd English edition, under No. 461, p. 164. [56] No. 38932 in the “Livre d’entrée”; cf. “Notice des principaux monuments du Musée de Gizeh,” 1893, p. 86, and No. 683 of Borchardt’s unpublished catalogue. The monument comes from Saqqarah. [57] “Guide to the Cairo Museum,” 3rd edition, pp. 331–33, No. 1020; “Livre d’entrée,” No. 38927. [58] “Guide to the Cairo Museum,” 3rd edition, p. 330, Nos. 1018, 1019; “Livre d’entrée,” Nos. 38928, 38929. [59] See the _Revue_, 1906, vol. xx., pp. 241–52, and pp. 337–46; and pp. 90–105 of the present volume. [60] It was catalogued by Champollion in his “Notice descriptive des monuments égyptiens du Musée Charles X,” Paris, 1827, p. 55, No. 11. [61] Published in the _Revue de l’Art ancien et moderne_, 1910, vol. xxviii., pp. 241–52. [62] See pp. 120–125. [63] Mariette, “Notice des principaux monuments du Musée de Boulaq,” 6th edition, 1876, p. 300, No. 100 C. [64] E. de Rougé, “Notice sommaire des monuments égyptiens,” 3rd edition, 1864, p. 34, A. 21. The British Museum possesses a replica of this statue. [65] Mariette, “Notice,” 1st edition, 1864, p. 184, No. 17; and 6th edition, 1876, p. 92, No. 22. [66] Mariette, “Notice,” 6th edition, p. 221, Nos. 638–48; Maspero, “Guide du Visiteur au Musée de Boulaq,” 1883, pp. 100–3. [67] Mariette, “Notice,” 6th edition, p. 221, Nos. 649–51; Maspero, “Guide,” p. 101. [68] Mariette, “Notice,” 6th edition, p. 221, Nos. 623–37. [69] Mariette, “Notice,” 6th edition, pp. 212–13, No. 578; Maspero, “Guide,” p. 75, No. 396. [70] Mariette, “Notice,” 6th edition, p. 239, No. 792. [71] Maspero, “Letter to M. Gustave d’Eichtal on the circumstances of the history of Egypt which favoured the exodus of the Hebrew nation,” in the _Comptes Rendus de l’Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres_, 1873, pp. 37–8. [72] Published in _La Nature_, 1892, vol. lix., pp. 161–3. [73] Major Arthur Bagnold published an account of them, with three drawings by Wallis and a few sketches, “An account of the manner in which two Colossal Statues of Rameses II at Memphis were raised,” in the _Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archæology_, vol. x., p. 452 _et seq._ [74] I have related many examples of this belief in spirits inhabiting the ancient monuments in “Egypt: Ancient Sites and Modern Scenes,” 1910, chap. xv., p. 155. I have collected many more, and hope one day to have an opportunity of publishing them. [75] Published in _La Nature_, 1894, vol. lxiii., pp. 230–4. [76] Extract from the _Revue de l’Art ancien et moderne_, 1908, vol. xxiii., pp. 401–12, and vol. xxiv., pp. 29–38.