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Deutsch: Semna-West, Tempel Thutmosis' III., Aussenwand West, Detail: Der thronende Dedun krönt den vor ihm knienden Thutmosis III. mit der Weissen Krone, ihnen zugewandt steht Iunmutef im Rezitatiionsgestus.
English: Semna-West, temple of Thutmosis III, outer wall west, detail: The enthroned Dedun crowns Thutmosis III kneeling in front of him with the White Crown, facing them Iunmutef stands in the recitation gesture. Čeština: Kopie reliéfu z chrámu v Semně. Bůh Dedun korunuje Thutmose III. |
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| Source | Richard Lepsius, Denkmäler aus Ägypten und Äthiopien, Band III, Bl. 53 | |||
| Author | Lepsius Expedition | |||
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