Mar.6] SOCIETYOF BIBLICAL ARCHEOLOGY. [1894.EGYPTIAN MONUMENTSAT DORPAT.By Dr. A. Wiedemann.By the kindness of a young archaeologistof Dorpat, livingactually
at Bonn, Mr. Hans Dragendorff,I obtained paper-castsof a series
of inscriptions preservedin the Museum of Dorpat Themonu
ments were collected by Otto Friedrich von Richterduring his
travels in the East, andgivenafterhis death by his father to the
Museum.*- Stela roundedat the top; 49 centimetres high, 32 centimetres
large,limestone; at the top three divinitiesare sitting. Firstly,a
hawk-headedgod,crownedwithm , the ?Q in the middle ; the god
holdsin the left hand T , in the right one .¥-. Behindhima human-
headedgoddesswith\fandjQ on the head, holdingup her hands
in a speaking posture. Beforethe god and looking at him a goddess
bearingon her head the symbol of the two curved linesI I similar to
that representedin Leps., D. Ill, 34a ; a symbol, whichstanding
on a disk or on half a disk, formsan ideogramm for tnut, "mother"
(in the list of Levi, No. 1 174), in the right handj], in the left .¥•.Inscriptionin vertical linesabovethe god ,*~w,^£\ -$ ^37 In \ Jfi-77-°^?I O £ J ^ 3 iTV abovehis companion <=>( jj s=^above the third personage a A.A.~~~"J7n I <=r>I© C±
Belowthisrepresentation seven personsare walking in a position
of adoration to the left ; above their names in vertical lines: —(r) ^^^^JjP^t^V&^O*) -an.
- Cf. O. Fr. v. Richter, " Wallfahrten im Morgenlande. " Berlin, 1822,p. X
and 619 sqq.
*5°