File:Stele EG1943 Bologna.JPG
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English: High quality stele for Amasis, a high priest from Memphis dedicated to the cult of Ptah, Nut, Mut, Sekhmet and the deceased queen Arsinoe II. The priest is depicted making libations in front of a sitting Osiris. The inscription unusually ends with the date of death and mummification of Amasis (july 28, 183 BCE).
Limestone (cm 52 x 32) from the Memphite necropolis, Year 22 of Ptolemy V Epiphanes (183 BCE), Ptolemaic period. Archeological Museum of Bologna (Italy), Palagi (Nizzoli) coll., EG 1943. Italiano: Pregevole stele per Amasis, un alto sacerdote menfita addetto al culto di Ptah, Nut, Mut, Sekhmet e della defunta regina Arsinoe II. Il sacerdote è qui rappresentato nell'atto di compiere libagioni davanti ad Osiride seduto. L'iscrizione termina insolitamente con la data di morte e mummificazione di Amasis (28 luglio 183 a.C.).
Calcare (cm 52 x 32) dalla necropoli menfita, anno 22 di Tolomeo V Epifane (183 a.C.), Epoca tolemaica. Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico, coll. Palagi (Nizzoli), EG 1943. |
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