THE EGYPTIAN SUDAN 1. Thothmes III. making offerings to Amen-Ra and Tetun.

2. Usertsen III. seated in his divine boat. 3. Amen-Ra embracing Thothmes III. 4. Thothmes III. making offerings before a sepulchral coffer m a boat. 5. Tetun embracing Thothmes III. On the outside of the west wall are : i. Thothmes III. offering a pectoral to Tetun. 2. Tetun seated on a throne, with his hands stretched out over the crown of the king, who kneels at his feet, and who is supposed to be inhaling stability, power, and life for millions of years. Before the king stands the priestly official An-Mut-f, who addresses the god 8 Metres PLAN OF THE TEMPLE AT KUMMA.

[From Lepsius, Denkmiiler, Abth. I. Bl. 113.

Tetun, and says, " Thy dear son Ra-men-kheper hath seated " himself upon thy seat, he hath inherited thy throne, he hath " made himself the supreme king in this land, and his rule shall " never change. Grant thou thy support to his souls, and let awe "of him be in the hearts of the Hill-men (Anti) and the Cattle-" men (Mentu) as a gracious reward to him for building this " beautiful, solid, and well-constructed temple to thy honour." To the left of this scene stands Uatchet, and to the right, before the doorway was cut in this wall, was a figure of Nekhebet.

3. Thothmes III. standing before " Satet, lady of Elephantine."

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