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This view depicts the convention of gods and goddesses. In the left side the goddess ANQUET, who is shown here sitting an received offerings from the queen NEFERTARY, while god HORUS and ANUBIS put the pschent- double crown upon the head of the king RAMSES II and above his head the crown of feathers, which was guarded from the back and from the front by two serpents, two copra, this crown belongs to the god PATH, who gives offerings to the queen NEFERTARY, who taking the shape of the goddess HATHOR.
This view depicts the convention of gods and goddesses. In the left side the goddess ANQUET, who is shown here sitting an received offerings from the queen NEFERTARY, while god HORUS and ANUBIS put the pschent- double crown upon the head of the king RAMSES II and above his head the crown of feathers, which was guarded from the back and from the front by two serpents, two copra, this crown belongs to the god PATH, who gives offerings to the queen NEFERTARY, who taking the shape of the goddess HATHOR.
This view depicts the convention of gods and goddesses. In the left side the goddess ANQUET, who is shown here sitting an received offerings from the queen NEFERTARY, while god HORUS and ANUBIS put the pschent- double crown upon the head of the king RAMSES II and above his head the crown of feathers, which was guarded from the back and from the front by two serpents, two copra, this crown belongs to the god PATH, who gives offerings to the queen NEFERTARY, who taking the shape of the goddess HATHOR.

Egyptian Papyrus, Group of Nefertary

This view depicts the convention of gods and goddesses.

SKU: Papyrus #147 Category: Tags: , , ,

This view depicts the convention of gods and goddesses. In the left side the goddess ANQUET, who is shown here sitting an received offerings from the queen NEFERTARY, while god HORUS and ANUBIS put the pschent- double crown upon the head of the king RAMSES II and above his head the crown of feathers, which was guarded from the back and from the front by two serpents, two copra, this crown belongs to the god PATH, who gives offerings to the queen NEFERTARY, who taking the shape of the goddess HATHOR.

Weight 0.5 kg
Dimensions 30 × 5 × 5 cm
size

10×15 C.M., 20×30 cm, 30x40cm

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This view depicts the convention of gods and goddesses. In the left side the goddess ANQUET, who is shown here sitting an received offerings from the queen NEFERTARY, while god HORUS and ANUBIS put the pschent- double crown upon the head of the king RAMSES II and above his head the crown of feathers, which was guarded from the back and from the front by two serpents, two copra, this crown belongs to the god PATH, who gives offerings to the queen NEFERTARY, who taking the shape of the goddess HATHOR.Egyptian Papyrus, Group of Nefertary
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