The Global Egyptian Museum

Fragmento de venda de momia rota y deshilachada. Presenta tres figuras  con cabeza de animal y cuerpo humano que se dirigen hacia la derecha, en actitud de marcha. Ante ellas aparecen sus nombres. La primera tiene cabeza de toro y es denominada "el guardian de la sexta puerta cuyo nombre es  el de voz potente?"; la segunda con cabeza de cocodrilo es denominada" el heraldo que se encuentra allá es el que rechaza los malvados" y la tercera con cabeza de carnero  se denomina" el portero de la sexta puerta (cuyo nombr es) su (mas) cortante".

Torn and frayed fragment of a mummy's bandage. It shows three figures with animal heads and human bodies, marching towards the right. All bear their names. The first has a bull's head and is called "the guardian of the sixth door whose name is he of the powerful voice?"; the second, with a crocodile's head, is called "the herald found there is he who rejects the evil ones" and the third, with a ram's head, is called "the porter of the sixth door (whose name is) his (most) cutting".

Torn and frayed fragment of a mummy's bandage. It shows three figures with animal heads and human bodies, marching towards the right. All bear their names. The first has a bull's head and is called "the guardian of the sixth door whose name is he of the powerful voice?"; the second, with a crocodile's head, is called "the herald found there is he who rejects the evil ones" and the third, with a ram's head, is called "the porter of the sixth door (whose name is) his (most) cutting".

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