#lc: [5]# An offering which the king and ⸢Anubis⸣, who presides over the divine booth, gives that an invocation offering may be made (lit.: the voice may go forth) for 〈him〉, that [someone] may receive [his document with the aid of] #lc: [6]# the ⸢god⸣ --unclear-- and that someone may accompany him with the aid of the kas of his ancestors (lit.: fathers) to the sacred places, #lc: [7]# (for) the mayor, sealer of the king of Lower Egypt, sole companion, lector priest, [overseer of acculturated foreigners, Sabni.]
(I) brought the two rulers of these foreign lands to the residence with offerings #lc: [9]# - live oxen and short-horned cattle ⸢among⸣ them were useful for the Residence, as well as the ruler's children and two troop commanders which were with them - #lc: [10]# (I acted) as the great ones of Upper Egypt usually do because of (my) vigilance ⸢in⸣ doing what my lord desires.
#lc: [2]# The mayor, sealer of the king of Lower Egypt, sole companion, lector priest, overseer of the foreign lands, the one provided for by the great god, Pepinakht.
Worte zu sprechen durch den Erbfürsten und Grafen, den Gottesvater, den Vorsteher der Sechs Großen Häuser, den Mund, der im ganzen Land beruhigt, den Wesir Psammetichus-Seneb:
#lc: [1]# The sole companion, god's sealer, overseer of troops, the favourite one of his lord (lit.: one who is in the heart of his lord) #lc: [2]# the one provided for by the great god, Imi.
... ... ... Schreiber (?)] der „Armee“/Truppe (?), „General“/Vorsteher der Truppe der Domäne des Amun und ihren Tempeln, Schreiber der [beiden] Schatzhäuser [... ... ...
#lc: [1]# The mayor, #lc: [2]# sealer of the king of Lower Egypt, sole companion, royal chamberlain #lc: [3]# overseer of scribes of the crews, Khuin-Khnum, #lc: [4]# under-supervisor of the great bark.
#lc: [1]# The mayor, sealer of the king of Lower Egypt, sole companion, lector priest, #lc: [2]# overseer of acculturated foreigners, favourite of his lord (lit.: belonging to his lord's affection), #lc: [3]# the one provided for by Anubis, who is on his mountain, #lc: [4]# Intef is his beautiful name, #lc: [5]# Mekhu.
Author(s):
Elka Windus-Staginsky;
with contributions by:
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache,
Gunnar Sperveslage
(Text file created: before June 2015 (1992–2015),
latest changes: 04 Sep 2024)
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