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This block statue depicts Pa-di-Hor, whose name means the "Gift of Horus," in a squatting position with his hands crossed and resting on his legs. His garment has a portrayal of an offering scene to the god Amun-Re, who is shown holding the Ankh sign of life and the "Was" scepter of prosperity. The pedestal of the statue is decorated with the Hetep-di-Nisu offering formula, containing wishes for offerings for the deceased in the Netherworld. The block statue is also inscribed with the name and titles of the deceased.
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Taillée dans un bloc, cette statue représente Pa-di-hor accroupi avec les mains croisées et posées sur ses jambes. Son nom signifie "Don d'Horus". L'habit qu'il porte est orné d'une scène d'offrande dédiée au dieu Amon-Rê. Celui-ci tient le Ankh, ou signe de vie, et le sceptre Was, symbole de prospérité. Le piédestal de cette statue est décoré de la formule d'offrande "Hetep-di-Nisew". Cette dernière veillait à ce que des offrandes soient faites au défunt dans l'au-delà. Cette statue est également gravée des noms et des titres du défunt.
يصور هذا التمثال با-دى-حور، والذى يعنى اسمه عطية حورس، فى وضع القرفصاء. وقد تقاطعت يداه واستندت فوق ساقيه. وعلى ردائه صور منظراً لقرابين مقدمة لآمون-رع والذى يظهر ممسكاً بعلامةالحياة عنخ والصولجان واس رمز الرخاء. ونقش على قاعدة التمثال صيغة القرابين حتب-دى-نسو متضمنة أمنيات للمتوفى بأن يحصل على القرابين فى العالم الآخر. هذا، ويحمل التمثال أيضاً نقشاً آخراً يوضح اسم وألقاب المتوفى.
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