Della statuetta del re Sabaco e della statua leontocefala, esistenti nella Villa Albani
An 1845 Italian scholarly study by Luigi Maria Ungarelli on two Egyptian sculptures held in the Villa Albani in Rome, likely written for antiquarians and collectors; the publisher is unidentified. The plate shows a seated Egyptian statue at left, a small lion-headed vessel below it, and rows of hieroglyphic signs and cartouches arranged in numbered boxes, useful to a designer seeking Egyptian ornament, glyph panels, or archaeological engraving layouts.
