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Heru IV her neheb-ua
Goshen 2, a god
mi
with four rams'
heads and a pair of hawk's wings.
:
.,
(1 I) l~\, M. 480, $ $ p |- j^, N. 1248,
"two-faced," a title of the cow-goddess Bat,
Her-sen (?) ^ fl
a singing-goddess.
Her-k-en-Maat
I ^l^
w~w
'
,
, Tuat I,
B.D. 31, 3, an opponent of the
Crocodile-god Sui.
her f=^, Rev. 12, 95, a term of relation-
1=
ship; fern.
heri
\\
P. 396, M. 566, N. 1172,
, Tombos Stele 2,
\\ \\
, chief, chieftain, master,
captain, president, governor, overseer, superior,
he who has chief charge, control, or authority,
a celestial being, he who is over ; , chief
of the two heavens dual ^ n ; , ^\ (j
M. 575, N. 1181 j plur.
Rev? 1 1, 173.
heri-t
$
P. 402,
< >P Amen. 1 8, F=R Rec. 13,5,
H ='^]' |^o,
Q
"TJ^ j/L , mistress, chieftainess, goddess ; 9
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"* O (IA A
[ 494 ]
^' R 182,
superior (fern, plur);
Thes. 1199, which is in heaven.
@ O i
., N. 895, upper,
*\\ ^2,
tne middle of anything, the
intestines, what is inside, interior; plur.
, U. 512, N. 781,
Om'
T. 308, P. 29, J__L, the goddess dwelling in a
temple; J _?> Jj
side a temple ;
heri-ab-t
*
\\
' Rec-
3', 28, the gods in-
O
, in their midst
the sanctuary of a temple, the
middle room of a palace.
heriabhru t, [g" , mid-day.
heri ab gerh
heri ab ^
heri bah
heri ruti
heri khenti
heri kher
herisa
i \\
to; 74.
heri sa ari ^ & fl
I I 1
ft
I' 1 o
c, midnight.
, statue,
before> in the P resence
*
'
of.
outside, at
the door.
to the front, in
, beneath, under.
b
front.
, q] after, in addition
* *
\\
thereafter.
heri-a a ,
, L.D. ill, 6 594 , s ,
, at once, immediately, straightway, instantly ;
_
-
, Ebers Pap. 40, 2 1 , a medicine
to be taken at once, speedy remedy.
heri-a (?) I Anastasi i. , i,
(2 _a in
7, a medicine which is a speedy remedy.