Lot Essay
PUBLISHED:
Museum of Fine Arts Bulletin, Vol. XIII, no. 77, Boston, June 1915, p. 48.
H.L. Story, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Fortieth Annual Report For the Year 1915, Boston, 1916, p. 111.
The wood base has six horizontal lines of hieroglyphs reading: "A Royal Offering Formula (to) Osiris, Lord of Ankh-tawy, that he may give invocation-offerings of bread and beer, oxen and fowl, food-offerings, alabaster vessels and garments, every beautiful, pure thing which a god lives thereon, for the Ka of the Venerated One before the Great God, the Inspector of Followers/Retainers Senwosrety, born of Henut, Justified; Possessor of Veneration.”
Museum of Fine Arts Bulletin, Vol. XIII, no. 77, Boston, June 1915, p. 48.
H.L. Story, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Fortieth Annual Report For the Year 1915, Boston, 1916, p. 111.
The wood base has six horizontal lines of hieroglyphs reading: "A Royal Offering Formula (to) Osiris, Lord of Ankh-tawy, that he may give invocation-offerings of bread and beer, oxen and fowl, food-offerings, alabaster vessels and garments, every beautiful, pure thing which a god lives thereon, for the Ka of the Venerated One before the Great God, the Inspector of Followers/Retainers Senwosrety, born of Henut, Justified; Possessor of Veneration.”