The interpretations of figure 2 in Facsimile 3 of "King Pharaoh" or the goddess Isis are not as disparate as they might seem.
From<a href="https://byustudies.byu.edu/journal/61-4/">⁠ BYU Studies Quarterly, volume 61, number 4⁠</a>.

The interpretations of figure 2 in Facsimile 3 of "King Pharaoh" or the goddess Isis are not as disparate as they might seem. From⁠ BYU Studies Quarterly, volume 61, number 4⁠.

The interpretations of figure 2 in Facsimile 3 of "King Pharaoh" or the goddess Isis are not as disparate as they might seem.
From<a href="https://byustudies.byu.edu/journal/61-4/" rel="noopener noreferrer">⁠ BYU Studies Quarterly, volume 61, number 4⁠</a>.

Isis the Pharaoh (Facsimile 3, figure 2)

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