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Ancient Egyptian Writing1. Cat cuts off serpent head 2. Ani and his wife, Tutu, adoring the scarab-headed god Khepera on the Solar Bark 3. The god Atum in Solar Bark 4. Couchant lion on pedestal
Weighing of the HeartAni, recently dead, is judged in the Underworld where his heart is weighed
Stela of the royal scribe Ani. Egyptian art. New Kingdom. Relief. EGYPT. CAIRO. Cairo. Egyptian Museum
Book of the Dead / 12Ani and his wife pass the Seven Gates and Ten Pylons and follow priest in a panther- skin
Book of the Dead / 11Ani and his wife approach the Seven Gates of Arit, the 10 pylons of Osiris
Book of the Dead Plate 2INVOCATION TO OSIRIS Ani and his wife make offerings; Isis and Nephthys (sisters of Osiris) kneel in adoration to Tat, symbol of Osiris on Solar Mount
Book of the Dead / Plate 4PAPYRUS OF ANI The dead Ani, judged innocent, is presented by Horus to Osiris. He kneels with whitened hair
Book of the Dead / 351. Anis occupations in the Elysian fields between rivers of water 2. A Hall in which Ani adores Ra between two alters
The Ruins at Ani, ArmeniaVarious views of the ruins of Ani, Armenia. Ani is ruined medieval Armenian city that is situated in modern Turkey. Between 961 and 1045, it was the capital of the Bagratid Armenian kingdom
PRESENTATION TO OSIRISAni, recently dead, is taken to the Underworld where he is presented to Osiris
BOOK OF THE DEAD/37Osiris-Seker within a shrine adored by Ani and his wife, Plate. The goddess Hathor as a hippopotamus crowned with the sun-disk and horns
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BOOK OF THE DEAD/23Ani adoring the Powers of Localities, twenty of whom are depicted here
BOOK OF THE DEAD/21Ani in the Solar Bark, adoring the Sun-god
BOOK OF THE DEAD/18Various vignettes featuring Ani with is Shade and his Soul, adoring Osiris in the form of a ram and slaying a serpent
BOOK OF THE DEAD/191. Ani adoring the Sun-god in his Bark 2. Ani and his wife, Tutu
BOOK OF THE DEAD/PLATE 1HYMN IN HONOUR OF THE SUN-GOD RA AT HIS RISING Ani with his wife, Tutu, before a table of offerings of meat, cakes, fruit, flowers, etc
BOOK OF THE DEAD/361. The Hall in which are the four Rudders of Heaven and four triads of gods 2. Ani and Tutu before a table of offerings
BOOK OF THE DEAD/101. Cat cuts off serpent head 2. Ani and his wife, Tutu, adoring the scarab-headed god Khepera on the Solar Bark 3. The god Atum in Solar Bark 4. Couchant lion on pedestal
BOOK OF THE DEAD/171. Ani adores triad of Gods 2. Ani with writing pallet 3. Soul of Ani visiting his mummified body 4. "the soul of a person may not be inprisoned"
BOOK OF THE DEAD/151. Priest rises above Ani 2. Ani makes offering to jackel-headed Anubis to illustrate giving his heart to the deceased
BOOK OF THE DEAD/291. Ani and his wife, Tutu, adoring Thoth 2. Ani and Tutu before a table of offerings
BOOK OF THE DEAD PLATE 71. Ani and his wife, Tutu, playing draughts 2. Their souls above a tomb 3. Sun disk in solar mount 4. Heron identified w Osiris 5. Mummy in a shrine
Yellow-capped pygmy parrot and groove-billed aniYellow-capped pygmy parrot, Micropsitta keiensis, male and female, and groove-billed ani, Crotophaga sulcirostris. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Rene Primevere Lessons Complements de
Smooth-billed ani, Crotophaga aniSmooth-billed ani or lesser ani, Crotophaga ani. Handcoloured copperplate drawn and engraved by John Latham from his own A General History of Birds, Winchester, 1822
Smooth-billed ani, Crotophaga ani, and Amazonian white-tailed trogon, Trogon viridis.. Handcolored copperplate stipple engraving from Dumont de Sainte-Croixs Dictionary of Natural Science
Ruins of Ani - Turkey - Minaret of Manuchihir MosqueTurkey - The Ruins of Ani (formerly in Armenia) - near to Kars. The minaret is that of the Manuchihir Mosque (sometimes written as Menuchihr or Minuchihr)
Turkey - The Walls of AniTurkey - The Main Gate and the city Walls of Ani (formerly in Armenia) Date: circa 1910s
