164 / 204 The King Thurifying and Pouring a Libation to Amun-Re Save Share Ask Question Luxor Temple The Epigraphic Survey at Chicago House Save Share Ask Question North portal, west thickness. Compare plate 158. Plate 157 and 158 Type Photograph and Drawing The Statue of the Seated King (A-I) and the Small Dyad of Amun and Mut (B) Episode 9: The Barks of Amun (Now Lost), Khonsu, Mut, and the King Being Carried from the Nile to the Pylon of Karnak Temple, with Sacrificial Cattle Below East wall, northern section. The Bark of Amun Approaching Luxor Temple: Fragments from the West Wall West wall, southern section. Compare plate 42. The East Jamb of the Gateway of Philip Arrhidaeus, (A) the North Face and (B) East Thickness See plate 152. Details of the Head and Torso Fragments of Mut, Egyptian Museum Cairo CG 919A and B, from the Small Dyad Fragments of the North Portal, North Face, West Jamb, (A) the Second and (B) Fourth Registers chevron-right
