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Editorial Owner's Certificate - Motor Car, Issued by Government of Victoria, 1947, Owner's Certificate for a Motor Car used by Gyula Toth, and first issued by the Government of Victoria in 1947. In 1957 Julius came to Australia after he escaped the Russian invas...
Editorial Head of a tall ibis-statue. The ibis was the holy animal of Toth, god of wisdom and inventor of writing. Late period. Bronze.
Editorial Budapest revisited: Martyrs' Cemetery for the victims of the repression following the Hungarian Revolution. In center foreground the tombstone of Ilona Toth, a physician in a Budapest hospital. Member of a group of freedom fighters, she was executed at...
Editorial Relief from the inner chamber of the tomb chapel of Petosiris, high priest of Toth, the ibis-headed god of Hermopolis. Kepher, the beetle-god, with two sun disks.
Editorial Ptolemy XIII (88-51 BCE) purified by the gods Toth and Horus. Forecourt of the Temple of Sobek and Horus, Kom Ombo. This was one of the " healing" temples to which pilgrims came to restore their health.
Editorial Remains of the temple of Toth, central sanctuary of Hermopolis, seen between the tomb of Petosiris, priest of Toth, 300 BCE and the Graeco-Roman funerary chapel of Ptolemais.
Editorial Head of a tall ibis-statue. The ibis was the holy animal of Toth, god of wisdom and inventor of writing. Late period. Bronze.
Editorial Ptolemy XIII (88-51 BCE) purified by the gods Toth and Horus. Forecourt of the Temple of Sobek and Horus, Kom Ombo. This was one of the " healing" temples to which pilgrims came to restore their health.
Editorial Grape harvest, pressing grapes; From the tomb of Petosiris, High Priest of the god Toth in Hermopolis. Around 300 BCE.
Editorial Head of a tall ibis-statue. The ibis was the holy animal of Toth, god of wisdom and inventor of writing. Late period. Bronze.
Editorial Relief from the inner chamber of the tomb chapel of Petosiris, a high priest of Toth, the Ibis-headed god of Hermopolis. Detail from a sacrificial procession: the man carries a calf on his shoulders, the woman follows with a bouquet of flowers and some...
Editorial Relief depicting the god of wisdom, Toth (ibis-headed man) and the god of the dead, Anubis (jackal-headed man). Luxor Temple. Egypt.
Editorial Budapest revisited: Martyrs' Cemetery for the victims of the repression following the Hungarian Revolution. In center foreground the tombstone of Ilona Toth, a physician in a Budapest hospital. Member of a group of freedom fighters, she was executed at...
Editorial Faience bowl decorated with the Egyptian Ouadjet-eye, a protective symbol, in Egyptian myth the eye of the God Horus, injured by Seth, healed by Toth. From Lachish, 15th-13th BCE.
Editorial Ptolemy XIII (88-51 BCE) purified by the gods Toth and Horus. Forecourt of the Temple of Sobek and Horus, Kom Ombo. This was one of the " healing" temples to which pilgrims came to restore their health.
Editorial Remains of the temple of Toth, central sanctuary of Hermopolis, seen between the tomb of Petosiris, priest of Toth, 300 BCE and the Graeco-Roman funerary chapel of Ptolemais.
Editorial Ibis, sacred animal of the god Toth, god of wisdom and inventor of writing.
Editorial Relief from the inner chamber of the tomb chapel of Petosiris, a high priest of Toth, the Ibis-headed god of Hermopolis. Detail from a sacrificial procession: the man carries a calf on his shoulders, the woman follows with a bouquet of flowers and some...