Scene A (Pl. V). The dead man , ‘The Royal Son Teta-ky’, is seated beneath a kiosk, of which three columns are visible. The polychrome capitals of these columns are in the shape of lotus buds. Around his neck Teta-ky wears a large necklace, and he has armlets on his arms and bracelets on his wrists. His wife ‘The Lady Senba’, is seated at his side with left arm around him. Teta-ky is receiving grapes from a girl standing before him.

Behind the girl is a woman standing near the right-hand column.

Scene B (Pl. V). Two women stand before three seated men. By the side of the smaller woman there is a harp. The text relating to this woman reads:—. The taller woman places her hands towards the face of the first seated man. He holds her by the left wrist. Above this woman is the name

Scene C. A woman opening a small box shows . . . Read More