Ramesses II
is in front of the god Min, always represented
ithyphallic. Behind the god, a circular building stretched upwards with a mast and a wrapped cord is probably a picture of his primitive sanctuary. Before him, a non identified shape would be a god baboon. The names of the nomes on the Hapy gods are with difficulty legible due to the state of the panel. Below, on the right, Seshat writes the
king's name
and symmetrically, the Thot god makes in the same
way. [back to first hypostyle]