SCARABS OF THE KINGS OF THE THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH DYNASTIES. 1. “Sekhem-khu-taui-ra.” Murch. 2. “Sekem-se-uaz-taui-ra, Sebekhetep [II], made of the Divine Father Mentuhetep.” C.M. 3. “Sekem-se-uaz-taui-ra, Sebekhetep [II], born of the Royal Mother Auhet-abu.” B.M. 30506 (_cf._ _M.D._, 48 i). 4. “Kha-seshes-ra (Neferhetep), made of the Divine Father Ha-ank-ef.” v-B. (Fr. _Sc._ 46.) 5. “Neferhetep, born of the Royal Mother Kema.” v-B. 6. “Kha-nefer-ra,” Sebekhetep [III]. Nash. 7. “Kha-nefer-ra,” Sebekhetep [III]. Gr. 8. “Kha-nefer-ra (Sebekhetep [III]), made of the Divine Father Ha-ankh-ef.” C.M. 9. “Kha-nefer-ra (Sebekhetep [III]), born of the Royal Mother Kema.” B.M. 3934. 10. “Kha-nefer-ra” (Sebekhetep [III]). H-P. 3693. 11. “Kha-nefer-ra” (Sebekhetep [III]). B.M. 25554. 12. “Kha-nefer-ra” (Sebekhetep [III]). L. 13. “Kha-nefer-ra (Sebekhetep [III]), combined with the prenomen of Kha-ankh-ra (Sebekhetep [IV]).” Ashm. 14. “Kha-ka-ra.” Gr. 15. “Kha-ka-ra.” Amh. 16. “Kha-hetep-ra,” Sebekhetep [V. ] C.M. 3666 (_cf._ _M.D._ 48 p). 17. “Uah-ab-ra’ (Aa-ab).” P. 18 and 19. “Mer-nefer-ra, Aŷ.” Alnw. and C.M. 3668 (for the latter, _cf._ _M.D._ 48 o). 20. “Mer-nefer-ra” (Aŷ.) Nash (_cf._ _M.D._ 48 q). 21. “Mer-hetep-ra, Ana.” L. 22. “Maa-ra, Sebekhetep [VI ?].” Gr. 23. “Maa-ra (Sebekhetep [VI ?]).” M-G. 24. “Sebek-em-sau-ef.” H-P. 187. This specimen is in dark green basalt, with a gold covering, upon which the cartouche is incised. 25. “Dedui-ankh-ra” (Mentu-em-sau-ef). P. 26. “Dedui-ankh-ra” (Mentu-em-sau-ef). Murch. 27. “Sebek.” In the possession of Mr. A. H. Sayce. Bought at Luxor. (P. _Sc._ 281.) 28. “Shens.” Grant Coll. Another specimen is in the B.M. 32392. 29. “Nefer-ded-ra” (Dedu-mes). v-B. (Fr. _Sc._ 62.) For the nomen of this king, see a stone slab in the Cairo Museum, 20533. 30. “Nefer-ankh-ra.” Found at Defenneh. (Petrie, _Defenneh_, Pl. XLI, 57.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ PLATE XI. SCARABS OF OFFICIALS OF THE TWELFTH TO FOURTEENTH DYNASTIES. 1. “The Governor of the (Royal) City and Vezîr, Ptah-dedut-senb, justified.” H-P. 3726. A clay impression of a somewhat similar seal (of the Vezîr Ŷ-meru) was found by Prof. Petrie at Abydos. 2. “The Governor of the (Royal) City and Vezîr, Auŷ.” Murch. This Vezîr is mentioned on a stela in Vien. (No. 117; _cf._ _Rec. des trav._, IX, 62.) 3. “The Scribe of the Vezîr, Ren-ef-senb.” Thomp. 4. “The Superintendent of the Seal, Neb-re-sehui.” L. 6288. Three other scarabs of this official are known: one is in the v-B. Coll. (Fr. _Sc._ 90), another is in the Fitzw. Mus. (Budge, _Cat._ 155), and the third is in Mr. Nahmann’s hands in Cairo. 5. “The Superintendent of the Seal, Up-em-heb.” Gr.