Green Enameled Frit Oushebti, Egypt, Second Half Of The XXVI Dynasty, Decrypted

Very beautiful mummiform ushabti in green enamel frit, 26th Saite dynasty (664-526 BC).
Report of the study carried out and despite the alteration of certain hieratic and cursive figures we can read the following text:
The name of the ushabti is: "Known to the king and scribe of the king who truly loves him...pagem who gave birth to Asetirdis"
The name of the scribe is superb: "OUAHIBRÊMERYAMON"
The text of the right column (right then left) "The pensioner with..." then presentation of the character and finally an extract from chapter 6 of the book of the dead "To do all work in the necropolis"
This Ushabti consists of a set of statuettes and canopic vases which are kept in the Cairo Museum.
This object dates from the second half of the 26th Dynasty.
Further research on this scribe and his king could be done at the Department of Egyptian Antiquities in the Louvre and Cairo.

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