Image: C+B-Egypt-Fig9-SetiIAbydosKingList

Description: An illustration from the Encyclopaedia Biblica, a 1903 publication which is now in the public domain. Fig. 9 for article "Egypt". Image of part of the king list at Abydos, created during the reign of Seti I. Depicted are Seti I, and his son Ramesses II; the hairstyle of the son is a signifier of his princedom. The son holds censers, and he and his father are on the way to make offerings to Ptah-Seker-Osiris (an amalgam of Ptah, Seker, and Osiris), on behalf of his 72 ancestors - which are then listed in cartouches. On this image, the cartouches depict, from left to right: Top row - Menes, Teti, Djer, Djet Middle row - Merenre Nemtyemsaf II, Netjerkare, Menkare, Neferkare II Bottom row - Sety I (throne name), Sety I (praenomen), Sety I (throne name), Sety I (praenomen)
Title: C+B-Egypt-Fig9-SetiIAbydosKingList
Credit: An illustration from the Encyclopaedia Biblica, a 1903 publication which is now in the public domain.
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