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English: Five ushabti of Ankh-hapi, high priest in Memphis and Letopolis for the worship of Ptah, Osiris-Apis and the divinized pharaoh Snefru of the 4th dynasty. See here for more about him. Faience, from his tomb in Saqqara, Ptolemaic dynasty. Archeological Museum of Bologna (Italy), Palagi coll., EG 2192-95, 2198. Italiano: Cinque ushabti di Ankh-hapi, sacerdote a Menfi e Letopoli per il culto di Ptah, di Osiride-Apis e per quello del faraone divinizzato Snefru, della IV dinastia. Altre informazioni su di questo personaggio qui. Faience, dalla sua tomba a Saqqara, Epoca tolemaica. Bologna, Museo Civico Archeologico, coll. Palagi, EG 2192-95, 2198. |
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