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(a) Gr. Inst. 123, (b) Gr. Inst. 3608, (c) Gr. Inst. 6060

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posted on 2023-04-04, 18:20 authored by The Griffith InstituteThe Griffith Institute
Photograph: Karnak. The temple precinct of Amun, interior of the hypostyle, north half. Wall relief, the god Thoth writing the name of Sethos I on a persea-tree, with the King kneeling, and Sethos I receiving sed-festival symbols from the god Re-Harakhty, PM ii, 45 (154).

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Karnak

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The temple precinct of Amun, interior of the hypostyle, north half. Wall relief, the god Thoth writing the name of Sethos I on a persea-tree, with the King kneeling, and Sethos I receiving sed-festival symbols from the god Re-Harakhty, PM ii, 45 (154).

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Beato, A.

Date

c.1890 [Estimated date.]

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'A. Beato [no caption]'

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(a) 36 by 23.3 cm, (b) 37 by 26.3 cm, (c) 36.1 by 25.3 cm [The signature on (c) cut off.]

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(a) Gr. Inst. 123, (b) Gr. Inst. 3608, (c) Gr. Inst. 6060

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