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P. 2I4.M. 31, N. 64, J
o , "^ |j
P. 310,
N "
' 796> J
J 5!k \ M ' Io6 = N- 18 ' J O ^'
substance, copper ; * V\ r-J o v^ AAAA
metal of the North; var.
metal of the South; var.
forms are:
n ri Q\J n ri
U IBB, | U
*3 I ' .=4 1
O
nnn'
' M> 765 '
metallic
^^^Jj'-LIl Jf J \
J 111/ j I
^n^} Q I j^i *^.J ^
J
? JT'
Baa-em-seh-t-neter j] (1
q ifT^ fi\ ^ r.
1 Wl
1 x
IU. Later
" ' narne of an instrument
used in the ceremony of " opening the mouth."
baa en pet j] Q %^ -w
*& I -CffS- o
/WWVA
", L.D. III, 194,
O O O
\> [rrrm fj
000
Rec. 32, 129, iron of the sky; Copt.
baa nu ta
baa kam
baa
cool I
EHB '
3
,
earth-iron (?)
, black basalt.
c^ .ni
\j
3 i the , sky, heaven, the material
of which heaven was supposed to be made.
DAO r! T
Baa _T 1_ , 1, 55,
S_p Enn
in the Sfldan and Sinai ;
ny c^a
J I , ,
mines '
n h
> Sh 'P wreck ' 23> J H
b[aa]-t jr", mine (in Sinai).
' J
I fwn
^
J *= 7
- the mine -re i s
, P. 789 ;
Baau J Ill, Rec. 31, 169,
baa j r\ ,
Baa-heri-ab-pet
a skygod.
A.Z. 71, 141, capital of a pillar.
nrrm .
* ^
D ^ B.D. 1538, 7, the weight of the magical
net.
Baa-ta {^ IStSm , Tuat IX,
a monster
serpent with a head at each end of his body.
baa J(jJL = (]J Jl, toot.,
baak J {]
Hymn Darius i, 6, hawk; see I
Baak-t
bau J (]
bauk
bauk
a
(I
^ $ the hawk-god of
iron (?)
, Peasant 223 =
grains, seed, vege-
o III' tables (?)
, hawk, JO the hawk-god of
I ^^--^> Jx^ i_l
heaven, a name of Amen-Ra; plur.
baba Jfl JQ .
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Hearst Pap. VI, 8