AMEN-HETEP II.

hand. The material used is red Nubian sandstone. Just in front of his knees is the cartouche : and on the back is the inscriptiona n1?fl6tlCT I I I 111m i iU -V,?,lMfk[l!l|[]1P 4 Q III I iig(lB«S]e?HqAf?i THOTHMES IV'. SLAYING HIS ENEMIES IN THE PRESBNCE OF THE GODS.

[From Lcpsius, Denkmiilcr, Abth. III. Bl. 69 e.

i.e., " Beautiful(or, well-doing) god ( Aa-kheperu-Rji 1, beloved " of Khnemu, repulser of the tribes who fight with the ''bow, son of Ra, f Amen-hetep, god, prince of Thebes J, " beloved of Khnemu, repulser of the tribes who fight "with the bow."

These statues are now in the Museum at Berlin (Nos. 2056, 2057), 603