Cf. le mémoire aux p. 71-79 du présent volume

présents the Goddess Ma to the trinity of Ethiopia, Amen- Râ, Mùt, and Khonsù-m-uàs. Beliind the King are varions symbols of Eternity; before him stands the legend : / give MA unto Amen, tliat he may do (for me) the Dùânkh, like unto Rà. Before Amen, Amen-Rà, Lord of the Seats of both Worlds, residing in Dû-ûab, sai'th : « / gioe thee ail Lfe and Power. « The inscription for Mût is : « Mut, Lady of Heaven, Queen of Gods, saith : « / give thee ail Health, » and that of Khonsù-m-uâs : Khonsu-M-uÂs, Clerk of the divine Cycle, Hor, Lord of Joy, saith : « / give thee ail Joy. » Tiie unknown King who erected the Tablet must hâve been contemporaneous with the first sovereigns of the XXVI"' dynasty, or about 600 B.C.