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In the lower register are the following:--

1. A god, standing, called Nebȧui,

2--4. Three gods, each of whom has two ears of corn stuck in his hair; these are called Besuā,

, Neper,

, and Ṭepu(?),

(or, Pȧn,

)

5--7. Three gods, each holding an ear of wheat in

Second Hour. Lower Register. Gods Nos. 1--8.

his left hand; their names are Ḥetch-ā,

, Āb,

, and Nepen,

8. A god, holding a knife in his left hand, called Ȧr-ȧst-neter,

9--11. Three gods, seated, in mummy forms. The first has the head of a horned animal, and is called Āmu-āa,

, i.e., "the Eater of the