Catalogue of Egyptian scarabs, etc., in the British Museum / by H.R. Hall. Printed by order of the Trustees.

  • British Museum. Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities
Date:
1913-
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Credit: Catalogue of Egyptian scarabs, etc., in the British Museum / by H.R. Hall. Printed by order of the Trustees. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    271. Blue glazed steatite Scarab, of type F 2, inscribed “ Son of the Sun, PepA, living for ever,” between two borders of the symbols of “ divinity (?) ” and i i life.” Hyksos Period. Length, [No. 42603.; f If 272. Glazed steatite Scarab, of type F 2, faded to brown, inscribed “Son of the Sun, PepA, living for ever,” with the signs on each side. Hyksos Period. Length, j£ in. jj [No. 42413.] y j f^ 273. Blue glazed steatite Scarab, of type F 2, inscribed “ Son of the Sun, PepA, living for ever,” within a border I f in. Loftie : Essay, xx. A f k 0/ 274)- f Nacreous glaze. Hyksos Period. Length, [No. 22962.] 274. Green glazed steatite Scarab, of type F 2, inscribed “ Son of the Sun, PepA, living for ever,” as 265, between two dnk/i-s\gns and two -signs. Hyksos Period. Length, § in. [No. 30499-] 275. Blue glazed steatite Scarab, of type F 2, inscribed “ Son of the Sun, PepA, giving life,” within a border curved inwards, with two nefer-signs. Slightly chipped. Hyksos Period (XVth-XVIth dynasty). Length, \ in. [No. 45456.] 276. Light blue glazed steatite Scarab, faded to brown, of type F 2, flat, inscribed “ Good God, Sekha-N-Ra,” between two borders =j Hyksos Period. Length, -g- in. Budge -.Hist. Eg., ii, 166. [No. 30511.] 11 277. Glazed steatite Scarab, faded to white, of type F 2, inscribed “ Good God, Sekha-N-[RA],” between borders jcj^. Rough work. Hyksos Period. Length, f in. Budge : Hist. Eg., ii, 166. [No. 32342.] U Q 278. Blue glazed steatite Scarab, of type F-G 1, inscribed with the prenomen q * o 13 of Sekha-N-Ra, ] 1 o, the Q is reversed. Hyksos Period. Length, f in. I 0 M /WWW [No. 42933-] 279. Glazed steatite Scarab, of type G 2, faded to white, inscribed with the name of king Sekha-N-Ra,” between borders j=. XHIth-XVIIth dynasty. Length, f in. K [No. 38716.]