VARIA NOVA

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Dustjacket Half-title page Frontispiece: Metropolitan Museum 66.123.1 VARIA NOVA title page CONTENTS PREFACE LIST OF PLATES LIST OF FIGURES ABBREVIATIONS 1. A Later Tomb Chapel in the Mastaba of Hnty-ka Fig. 1. False doors naming Hnty-ka Fig. 2. Column between false doors 2. Names and Titles on an Old Kingdom False Door Plate 1. Copenhagen 5129 Plate 2. Details of Copenhagen 5129 Plate 3a. Strasbourg 2541A Plate 3b. Medelhavsmuseet, Stockholm, MM 11415 3. A Late Old Kingdom Overseer of the Two Treasuries Fig. 1. Stela of Spss-Pth, Berlin 7779 Fig. 2. Layout of texts on stela Fig. 3. Hieroglyph in B (1) ExcursusI: Metropolitan Museum 04.2.4–6 ExcursusII: Berlin-Charlottenburg Inv.Nr. 1/85 ExcursusIII: Manchester 10780 Fig. 4. False door of Pth-hc.f, Manchester 10780 ExcursusIV: British Museum 65953 Fig. 5. Detail on offering slab, BM65953 Plate 4. Berlin 7779 Plate 5. Metropolitan Museum 04.2.4–6 Plate 6. Berlin-Charlottenburg 1/85 Plate 7. British Museum 65953 4. On the reading of Some Old Kingdom Titles 1. R Nhn Fig. 1. Alabaster fragment, late New Kingdom 2. Zhy-ntr Fig. 2. Old Kingdom titles mentioning Anubis (rearranged from columnar inscriptions, except 3c, 3d) 3.The reading of (sdat sign) in titles Plate 8. Metropolitan Museum 12.182.132 5. Some Theophoric Names of the Old Kingdom 1. Ny-maat-Re 2. Ihy-hw.f and Ihy-n.s 3. The avoidance of the old perfective in theophoric names Excursus I: hzi and dwa ExcursusII: Some exceptional transpositions ExcursusIII: Two names mentioning Horus 6. On the Interpretation of Names of Pyramids 7. Provincial Inscriptions of the Heracleopolitan Period 1. Stelae from Naqada Fig. 1. Stela of Dag in the University of Rome Fig. 2. Possible alterations of the problematic title Fig. 3. Anonymous stela,Turin Suppl.1292 2. Words and weapons at Thebes Fig. 4. Stela of In-it.f, combining Strasbourg 345 and Florence 7595 Plate 9.Turin Suppl.1292 Plate 10a.Strasbourg 345 Plate 10b.Florence,Museo Archeologico 7595 8. Egyptian Doors, Inside and Out Fig. 1. Doors from Middle Kingdom models Fig. 2. Limestone model naos Fig. 3. Entrance passage of mastaba at Giza Fig. 4. False door in mastaba of Mrr-wi-ka.i Fig. 5. Hieroglyphs representing doors Fig. 6. Twelfth Dynasty scene at Beni Hasan Plate 11a. Metropolitan Museum 14.3.18 Plate 11b. Cairo CG 70001 Plate 12. Leiden chapel of Htp-hr-ahty Plate 13a. Shrine of Mrr-wi-ka.i Plate 13b. Dummy doors in tomb of Ssm-nfr II Plate 14a. Exterior of sarcophagus,Cairo J 47267 Plate 14b. Interior of same sarcophagus 9. Sacerdotal Titles and Epithets of the Twelfth and Thirteenth Dynasties Plate 15. University of Pennsylvania Museum,Philadelphia, 59 –23 –1 10. A Statuette of the Late Middle Kingdom Plate 16. University of Pennsylvania Museum, Philadelphia, E 3381 11. Archaisms in a Statuette of Middle Kingdom Style Fig. 1. Detail of relief of Djoser, Turin Fig. 2. Women ’s wigs: (a) Archaic stela; (b) Dyn. IV relief of Hwfw-hc.f’s mother; (c) Mother of Mr-sy-cnh III Fig. 3. Women’s cloaks: (a) Dyn. IV statuette; (b) Dyn. IV statue of Nfrt Addendum Plate 17. Metropolitan Musem 65.59.1 Plate 18. Metropolitan Museum 65.59.1 Plate 19a. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen, ÆIN 932 Plate 19b. Berlin 4435 Plate 19c. Louvre E 11576 Plate 19d. Cairo J 345572 Plate 20. Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen, ÆIN 595 12. A Shrine and Statue of the Thirteenth Dynasty Fig. 1. Hair of servant girl and comparable examples, Dyns. XII –XIII Fig. 2. Inscription on the fragmentary statuette of cn,MMA 1976.383 Excursus I: The colors of MMA 69.30 Excursus II: MMA 68.14 Excursus III, MMA 63.154 (Pl. 26) Plate 21. Metropolitan Museum 69.30 Plate 22a. Detail of Metropolitan Museum 69.30 Plate 22b. Detail of Metropolitan Museum 63.154 Plate 23. Brussels E 6749 Plate 24. Metropolitan Museum 1976.383 Plate 25. Metropolitan Museum 68.14 Plate 26. Metropolitan Museum 63.154 13. A Chair of the Early New Kingdom 1. Construction and materials Fig. 1. Structure of New Kingdom chairs Fig. 2. Chair of Rn.i-snb, side view Fig. 3. Chair of Rn.i-snb, pattern of cords in seat 2. Comparative evidence: the legs Fig.4. 3. Comparative evidence: the seat 4. Comparative evidence: the back 5. Comparative evidence: the materials 6. The Representation on the back 7. The Representation: the figure of the owner Fig. 5. Scene from Dyn.XVIII tomb at El Kab. 9. The inscription Excursus: Middle Kingdom epithets referring to nb t 3wy Plate 27. Metropolitan Museum 68.58 Plate 28. Metropolitan Museum 68.58 Plate 29. Detail of Metropolitan Museum 68.58 Plate 30. Detail of Metropolitan Museum 68.58 Plate 31a. Rear view of Metropolitan Museum 68.58, before restoration Plate 31b. Rear view after restoration Plate 32a. Oriental Institute, Chicago, 10550 Plate 32b. Hearst Museum, Berkeley, 6 –1024 Plate 32c. Hearst Museum, Berkeley, 6 –1024 Plate 33. Metropolitan Museum 19.3.32 Plate 34. Theban Tomb no. 22 Plate 35a –b. Theban Tomb no. 60 Plate 36. Detail of Cairo J 56720 Plate 37. Chair from model boat,Metropolitan Museum 12.183.4 Plate 38a –b. Fragments of ivory overlay from a chair Plate 39. Remains of a chair, Metropolitan Museum 25.3.308 Plate 40. Detail of Metropolitan Museum 68.58 Plate 41a. Louvre N 3312 Plate 41b. Detail from tomb of Rnni, El Kab Plate 42a. Theban Tomb no. 178 Plate 42b. Theban Tomb no. 359 Plate 43. Vienna Inv.Nr. 126 14. Notes on Hieroglyphic Palaeography 1.The evolution of the signs for “herdsman ” ((A24,25,33,47) Fig.1.Dyn.XVIII herdsman.After Davies Fig. 2. Dyn. XIX hieroglyph, herdsman 2. The sign [glyph] as [glyph] dual of (D2) in the Old Kingdom Fig. 3. Old Kingdom mrt-goddess Fig. 4. Dyn. XIX mrt-goddess Fig. 5. Dyn. XII singers Fig. 6. Dyn. V singer Fig. 7. Dyn. VI craftsmen at Meir 3. A Middle Kingdom Variant of [glyph] (F12) Fig. 8. (a) Element from the necklace of Hnmt, Dahshur. (b, c) Similar hieroglyphs 4. The sign [glyph] Fig. 9. Middle Kingdom examples of [glyph] 5. Variants of the Old Kingdom form of [glyph] (F29) Fig. 10. Detail of Old Kingdom relief in the Louvre, E 17499 Fig. 11. Arrows in Old Kingdom hieroglyphs 6. Semi-reversed forms of [glyph] (F39) Fig. 12. Combinations of [glyph], rightward and leftward 7. The hieroglyph [glyph] (G26) and other writings of the name of Thoth Fig. 13. Variations of [glyph]: (a, b) Old Kingdom; (c –d) Dyn. XII; (e) Dyn. XVIII 8. The assimilation of [glyph] (M12) and [glyph] (M22) Fig. 14. Old Kingdom variant of [glyph] in the name It.i-nn Fig.15.Old Kingdom variant of Fig. 15. Old Kingdom variant of [glyph] in the name Hnn.f Fig. 16. Old Kingdom variant of [glyph] in an offering list Excursus 9. The signs [glyph] (O22) and [glyph] (W4) 10. The hieroglyph for “East ” ((R15) Fig. 17. Detail of archaic palette, Louvre E 11254 Fig. 18. Middle Kingdom writing of the title “overseer of the eastern deserts,” Beni Hasan Fig. 19. Woman holding staff in the same tomb, Beni Hasan Fig. 20. Woman holding staff, Dyn. IX or later,Cairo J 49804 Fig. 21. Dyn. I example of [glyph], BM 55586 Fig. 22. Dyn. IV example of [glyph] Fig. 23. Dyn. V representation of feathers, Leipzig 11. An Old Kingdom variant of [glyph] (T25) Fig. 24. Old Kingdom variants of [glyph] Fig. 25. Old Kingdom variants of [glyph] 12. The Old Kingdom form of [glyph] (V37) Fig. 26. Old Kingdom variants of [glyph] Fig. 27. Old Kingdom variants of [glyph] Fig. 28. Detail of Dyn. VI relief, Cairo CG 1747 13. Variants of [glyph] (W14) 14. A detail of the sign [glyph] (Y3) Fig. 29. Scribal kit on panel of Hzy-Re Fig. 30. Variants of [glyph]: (a –c) Old Kingdom; (d –g) Dyn. XII; (h) Dyn. XVIII Fig. 31. Tubular pencase, Dyn. XVIII 15. An unusual variant of [glyph] (Y5) Fig. 32. Early Middle Kingdom gameboard, Beni Hasan Fig. 33. Post-Old Kingdom variant of [glyph], Aswan 16. The groups[glyphs] and [glyphs] Fig. 34. Dyn. VI writing of the title “elder of the court,” Saqqara Fig. 35. Elongated bag in the mastaba of Ty, Saqqara Plate 44. False door at Saqqara Plate 45. Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, SS 76 Plate 46a. Metropolitan Museum 28.9.5 Plate 46b. Pencase of Tutankhamun Plate 47. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 06.1877 Addenda to Egyptian Studies I, II and III Volume I Fig. 1. Detail of Old Kingdom false door Fig. 2. Determinative of Inct Volume II Addenda to this Volume INDEX A. Personal Names B. Titles, Occupations and Selected Epithets C. Pyramids, Estates, Buildings and Places D. Words and Phrases E. Forms of Signs F. Groups and Arrangement of Signs