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Khnemu Qenbeti,

O38A O38A

, i.e., "Khnemu of the two corners." 4. An ibis-headed god, with a similar attribute, called Teḥuti-ḥer-khenṭ-f,

G26B

, i.e., "Thoth on his steps." 5. An ape-headed god, with a similar attribute, called Ȧfu-Ḥer-khenṭ-f,

, i.e., "Ȧfu on his steps."

Second Hour. Upper register. Gods Nos. 1-7.

6. Lioness-headed deity, with a similar attribute, called Ketuit-ṭent-ba,

T30A

G39A

, i.e., "Cutter of the soul."

All the above gods are in mummied form, and occupy chairs of state.

7. A god standing upright, and holding a kherp sceptre or weapon,

, in his left hand; he is called