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Vultures, upon plinths. Wood, in. h. 
Div. 2. Head of an ibis. Wood, in. 1., 2 in. h. 
Head and neck of a goose. Wood. 1\ in. 1., in. h. 
Ibis. The eyelids of one have been inlaid in silver. Bronze, 
2^ in. h". Thebes. 
Hawks, crowned with urseated disks. Bronze. l^*g to in. h. 
Human-headed bearded hawk, with extended wings. Silver, 2J 
in. h., 3 in. b. 
Hawks, with the pschent. Bronze, From 1|- to 1 in. h. ^ 
Oxyrhyncus; on its head the urseated disk and horns. Bronze, 3J 
in. 1., 2| in. h. Thebes. 
Fish of the Lepidotus, or Carp species. Silvery bronze. 1 in. h., 
2|^ in. h., 4 in. 1., 1 in. 1. 
Snake on plinth. 8| in. 1. Wood. 
Uraei, the heads disked. Wood. to 3^ in. h. 
Small hawks, with swathed bodies. Wood. 3J to in. h. 
Human-faced hawks. Those whose heads are disked represent the 
souls of deities. Wood. 6 to 3^ in. h. 
Urseus, coiled upon a plinth ; on the breast the symbol of Neith. 
Wood. 7 in. h. 
Lower part of an urseus, coiled upon a plinth. Wood. 9 in. 1., 
in. h. 
Pedestal and part of the female-headed urseus, covered with inscrip¬ 
tions, dedications to the goddess Rennu. 5 in. 1., 2| in. b. Wood. 
Urseus, in profile. Bronze. 
Urseus, disked; the breast inlaid with blue and red porcelain; the 
whole has been gilt. Bronze. 34 in. h. 
Urseus, with a conical cap. On its breast the name of Neith. 
Bronze. 1 J in. h. 
Urseus, the head and neck erect, crowmed with the head-dress of 
Osiris. Bronze. 3 in. h. 
Urseus, erect, upon a column wdth a lotus capital, the head crowned 
with the emblem of a goddess, mistress of the lower hemisphere. 
Bronze. 3^ in. h. 
Ursei; the breasts inlaid w ith a red and blue composition. Bronze. 
to I in. h. 
Urseus, having the head and bust of Jupiter Serapis, crowned with a 
modius. Bronze. 14 in. h. • 
Urseus, hawk-headed, disked. Bronze. 1 J in. h. 
Heads and necks of vipers. Wood. 64 in. 1,, 2| in. h. 
A frog. Three frogs seated in a row upon circular plinths. Bronze, 
1^ in. 1., in. h., to IJ in. 1., ^ in. h. 
A crocodile. Bronze. J in. h. 
Emblems of life, stability, sceptres, collars, clasps, symbolical eyes, 
hearts, tablets, feathers, &c. Gilt wood. 
Div. 3. Haw ks. Basalt, green feldspar, porcelainy ^c. 4 to 4 in. h. 
Hawks, crowned with the pschent. Porcelain. 
Hawk ; on its head, disk and plumes. Blue porcelain. 1^ in. h. 
Hawk, with the head attire of Phtah-Sochari. Bkie porcelain. 
1 J in. h. 
Hawk of Aaah, Ooh, or loh, the Moon, disked. Dark porcelain. 
1 in. h. 
