[26,13] Horus, ‘The strong bull, appearing in truth,’ the good god, son of Amun, whom he caused to appear upon his throne on earth in order to do that which his ka desires, king of Upper and Lower Egypt, ruler of the Nine Bows, lord of Two Lands, lord of the rituals, Nebmaatre, son of Re of his body, whom he loves, Amenhotep, Ruler-of-Thebes, whom “He who awaken uninjured,” loves, who resides in (lit., is in the middle of) the Mansion of Sokar, given life forever.
Author(s):
Ariel Singer;
with contributions by:
Daniel A. Werning;
(Text file created: 07/26/2022,
latest changes: 10/14/2024)
Podium of shrine with inscription and decoration, laterally reversed around a central vertical axisSeven Rekhyt-birds on baskets on each side, facing to the centerbelow the Rekhyt-birdsEight clumps of papyrus between decorative elements in the right halfEight clumps of Upper Egyptian plants between decorative elements in the left halfCenter lines on podium, left halfVertical colum, facing right
Podium of shrine with inscription and decoration, laterally reversed around a central vertical axisSeven Rekhyt-birds on baskets on each side, facing to the centerbelow the Rekhyt-birdsEight clumps of papyrus between decorative elements in the right halfEight clumps of Upper Egyptian plants between decorative elements in the left halfCenter lines on podium, left halfVertical colum, facing right26,14tꜣ.PLnb.PLḫꜣs.t.PLnb.trrd.DUnṯrpnnfr
Podium of shrine with inscription and decoration, laterally reversed around a central vertical axis
Podium of shrine with inscription and decoration, laterally reversed around a central vertical axis
Seven Rekhyt-birds on baskets on each side, facing to the center
Seven Rekhyt-birds on baskets on each side, facing to the center
below the Rekhyt-birds
below the Rekhyt-birds
Eight clumps of papyrus between decorative elements in the right half
Eight clumps of papyrus between decorative elements in the right half
Eight clumps of Upper Egyptian plants between decorative elements in the left half
Eight clumps of Upper Egyptian plants between decorative elements in the left half
Author(s):
Marc Brose;
with contributions by:
Altägyptisches Wörterbuch,
Charlotte Dietrich,
Ricarda Gericke,
Anja Weber,
Daniel A. Werning;
(Text file created: 08/14/2019,
latest changes: 10/14/2024)
Author(s):
Marc Brose;
with contributions by:
Altägyptisches Wörterbuch,
Charlotte Dietrich,
Ricarda Gericke,
Anja Weber,
Daniel A. Werning;
(Text file created: 08/14/2019,
latest changes: 10/14/2024)
Author(s):
Marc Brose;
with contributions by:
Altägyptisches Wörterbuch,
Charlotte Dietrich,
Ricarda Gericke,
Anja Weber,
Daniel A. Werning;
(Text file created: 08/14/2019,
latest changes: 10/14/2024)
Du seiest im Himmel, du mögest zur Erde leuchten, während er auf Erden ist und dein Königtum ausführt, dein ältester Sohn, der ⸢das Sonnenvolk⸣ [anführt] bis in nḥḥ-Ewigkeit, dessen Majestät andauert für die ḏ.t-Ewigkeit."
Author(s):
Marc Brose;
with contributions by:
Altägyptisches Wörterbuch,
Charlotte Dietrich,
Ricarda Gericke,
Anja Weber,
Daniel A. Werning;
(Text file created: 08/14/2019,
latest changes: 10/14/2024)
[10B,1] An offering which the king gives (to) Amun-Re, lord of the th[ro]nes of the Two Lands, that [he] may cause a coming forth from the earth in order to s[ee] [...]
Author(s):
Burkhard Backes;
with contributions by:
Altägyptisches Wörterbuch,
Jonas Treptow,
Daniel A. Werning;
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 10/14/2024)
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