TAA i.3.12.5

The figures of the divinities include 1 the sun-god Atum; <2> Shu, 

the god of the atmosphere; <3> the earth-god, Geb; the goddesses <4> Isis

and <5> Nephthys; <6> Horus the Elder; <7> Horus within the Shrine; <8> Ptah, 

the patron deity of Egypt; <9> Sekhmet, the lion goddess of war; 

<10> Ta-tenen, (?) a special form of Ptah; <11> Khepre, regarded as 

a form of the sun-god; <12> Mamu, <13> Sent and <14> Ta-ta; the 

Children of Horus, <15> Imsety, <16> Hepy, <17-18> Dua-mutef (? two figures), 

and <19> Qebeh-Snewef; <20> Menkaret (holding the king above 

her head); <21-22> two standards of Seshet, the goddess of writing; 

<23> the falcon standard of Spedu; <24> the falcon standard of Gemehshu; 

<25> a serpent divinity; all by whom the king is beloved, 

and <26-27> two Ihy-musicians.