17. Plaque. “The Judge, the Doctor and _arï Nekhen_, the priest of Maat,
the Governor of the (Royal) City, the Vezîr, Paser.” L. _Cf._ No.
16.
18. Plaque. “User-maat-ra setep-en-ra (Rameses II), The Chieftain of the
Harîm of Isis, Min.” C.M.
19. Plaque. Obverse, Prenomen of Rameses II; reverse, “The Royal son of
his body, his beloved one, Ramessu-user-pehti.” v-B.
20. Plaque, with scarab on back. “The Royal son, born of the Great Royal
Wife, the Chief of the Bowmen, Pa-ra-her-amen-ef.” M-G.
21. Plaque. Obverse, “The High Priest of Amen, Bak-en-khensu; reverse,
Son of the Superintendent of the Recruits of the Temple of Amen,
Amen-em-apt.” Murch. On this celebrated person, see my life of him
in Benson and Gourley’s _The Temple of Mut_, p. 343-347.
22. Plaque. Obverse, Prenomen of Rameses II; reverse, ”Scribe of the
memory of the Lord of the Two Lands, User-maat-ra-nekht.” v-B.
23. Plaque. Obverse, Prenomen of Rameses II; reverse, “The _Sem_-priest
of Ptah, the Governor of the (Royal) City, the Vezîr,
Nefer-renpet.” Amh.
24. Plaque. Obverse, Prenomen of Rameses II; reverse, “Khensu-in-Thebes
Nefer-hetep.” On sides, “The _Sem_-priest of Ptah, Nefer-renpet,”
and “the Governor of the (Royal) Cities, the Vezîr, Nefer-renpet.”
B.M. 4104.
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PLATE XXXVI.
SCARABS BEARING ROYAL NAMES: MEREN-PTAH I TO SA-AMEN.
1 and 2. “Ne-ba-ra mery-Amen, Hetep-her-māat” (Merenptah I).
1. Leyd.
2. T.
3-7. “User-kheperu-ra mery-Amen Setŷ-mer-en-Ptah” (Setŷ II).
3. Gr.
4. Alnw.
5. M-G.
6. M-G.
7. Luxor.
8 and 9. Akh-en-ra Setep-en-ra Mer-en-ptah Sa-ptah (Siptah).
8. P.
9. Alnw.
10. Ta-usert Setep-en-Mut (Queen of Siptah). Newb.
11. Ta-usert akh-en-Mut (Queen of Siptah). v-B.
12. “The Royal Wife Ta-usert (Queen of Siptah). M-G.
13. “Sat-ra mer-en-Amen (Queen Tausert).” Newb.
14. “The Chancellor, Baŷ.” Chancellor of Siptah. Luxor.
15. “User-khau-ra mery-Amen” (Setnekht). Cairo.
16. Setnekht mery-ra. Luxor.
17. User-maat-ra mery-Amen, Rameses, “Ruler of Heliopolis” (Rameses
III). Luxor.
18. “User-maat-ra mery-Amen, the strong lion.” B.M. 17803.
19. B.M. 17130.
20. B.M. 17123.
21. Nash.
22. “User-maat-ra Setep-en-Amen” (Rameses IV). M-G.
23. “Heq-maat-ra sa Amen” (Rameses IV). B.M. 17,147.
24. “Rameses, Prince of Truth” (Rameses IV). B.M. 29241.
25. “User-maat-ra Set kheper-en-ra” (Rameses V), Edw.
26. “Neb-maat-ra mery-Amen” (Rameses VI). Luxor.
27. “User-ra mery-Amen Setep-en-ra” (Rameses VII). B.M. 17134.
28. “Rameses the Divine Prince of Heliopolis” (Rameses VI). Gr.
29. “Rameses mery-Amen, akh-en-ra” (Rameses VIII). Amh.
30. “The great Noble” (Rameses VIII). Amh.
31. “Nefer-ka-ra Setep-en-ra” (Rameses IX). Gr.
32. “User-maat-ra Setep-en-Neith” (Rameses X). M.D. 32.
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