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Neskhonsu offers to Ra-Horakhty and Osiris on her colourful stela. The stela's background is a yellow colour that suggests gold. Ra-Horakhty's body is green, his shoulders covered with white feathers with red and blue tips; Osiris' body is covered in the same feathers and his shoulders are draped with red. Neskhonsu wears linen so fine you can see her body outline through it.
When: Ptolemaic Egypt
Where: Egyptian Museum, Turin
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A plate from R.V. Lanzone's 1881-1886 work, Dizionario di mitologia egizia, showing a scene from the coffin of Neskhons (Turin 2217). The figure at left with the knives, snake head, beard, and elaborate atef-crown is unmistakably Hepet-Hor -- her name is written beside her. This is more evidence that the figure I've been calling "the Gentleman" is, in fact, Hepet-Hor.
[In front of Hepet-Hor, Osiris sits on his throne atop the double staircase, inside which his mummy is being illuminated by rays from a sun disc. Isis and Nephthys stand behind Osiris.]
Neskhons, wife (and niece) of Pinedjem II, worships Osiris on a 21st Dynasty painted stela at the Petrie Museum.
