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My standard always gets to go in front of the other standards and banners. It's great to be first. [Drawing of a Wepwawet standard, probably from a temple relief. Drawing ca. 1849 by Karl Richard Lepsius, in Denkmaler aus Aegypten und Aethiopien.Scan 2008 by Tedmek.] (tagged: Wepwawet (Apuat, Ophois))

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