TAA i.3.22.49
Typewritten and annotated report on the seal impressions labelled (D) to (E), page 5.
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University of Oxford
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for plural strokes I I I, of which, however, only one is dis-
cer<n>able." But after a long and careful examination of many
impressions I was unable to find evidence even <for> one stroke,
and certainly not room for three. It would therefore appear
to read: "Nebkheperure‘, who fashioned (i.e., made images of) Osiris
and built his house as in the beginning (literally, 'as in the first
time')."
SEAL IMPRESSION (E) - approximate dimensions 14.8 X 6.7 cms.
The device of this impression shows the prenomen of the king sur-
mounting a recumbent figure of Anubis over nine captives – the
<'>Nine Bows<'>, -disposed in three rows of three. The prenomen of
the king over the figure of Anubis, leads to the conclusion that
the king and the god are to be identified as one and that the
intended reading is: "Nebkheperure<‘>-<’>Inpw (Anubis), triumphant over
the <'>Nine Bows<'>."