Scarabs from Medinet Habu

I had a feeling _Scarabs, Scaraboids, Seals and Seal Impressions from Medinet Habu_, (Oriental Institute Publications) would be good for a few Set sightings. The thick book arrived today and it did not disappoint. There are eight samples of scarabs with the name of the Pharoah Setnakht. That's only a fraction of the fifty nine featuring his name which they found at Medinet Habu:

The obverse is inscribed 'Setnakht MeryAmun' (Set is powerful, Beloved of Amun)

Click to see all eight samples

The nicest of the lot, Click to see it larger

Here's one with Set and an Uraeus, Click to see it larger
Faience, with patches of brown glaze, 25.5 X 18.0mm
19th to 21st Dynasty, 1293-945 B.C.E.

Wadjet is "the patron and protector of Lower Egypt and upon unification with Upper Egypt,
the joint protector and patron of all of Egypt with the goddess of Upper Egypt.
The image of Wadjet with the sun disk is caller the uraeus."(source Wikipedia)

The Uraeus has associations with kingship and with Set, as this passage from the pyramid texts illustrates:

"This Pepi is the one who has seized the White Crown,
The one upon whom is the tie of the Red Crown;
This Pepi is the uraeus which proceeded from Seth,
The uraeus which moves back and forth;
Restore Pepi to health, restore him to life..."
Excerpt from utterance 570 of the Pyramid Texts:
_The Literature of Ancient Egypt_, edited by William K. Simpson, pages 260-261
White Crown=Upper Egypt
Red Crown=Lower Egypt
Pepi - there were two King Pepi's, Pepi I and Pepi II, cartouches here

There's a few good instances of the Was Scepter. Here's one that is unique in that it suggests it was being used for more than just royalty:

"Power and goodness [to] every house on the first day of the month festival."

(Actually, the translator used 'dominion' for the meaning of the Was scepter.)