Your heads will be [cut off(?)], foe, rebel against Osiris, the foremost of the West, the Osiris of [Pa]werem, Horus who is in Shenut, the great god, who dwells in the house of life […] on your heads.
Fall, enemies and rebels of Re, enemies and rebels of Osiris, enemies and rebels of Horus who is in Shenut, enemies and rebels of the son of Re 𓍹pharaoh𓍺 l.p.h. forever!
[Die Feind]e [je]doch, die die Truppen versammelt hatten, waren an ihrer Spitze, führten die [G]aue irre, [indem] Unrecht ⸢in⸣ den [Ufern] des ⸢Horus⸣ (= den Tempeln) war, [...].
Author(s):
Ralph Birk;
with contributions by:
Jonas Treptow,
Simon D. Schweitzer,
AV Wortschatz der ägyptischen Sprache
(Text file created: 10/14/2020,
latest changes: 08/08/2025)
Seht, sie haben gesagt (oder: Denn bekanntlich sagt man): Der Feind Xerxes, er hat getan eine böse Tat gegen Pe und Dep, er hat ergriffen seinen Besitz (d.h. den von Pe und Dep).‘
Ich bin die vierte Verkörperung Deines Sohnes Horus in seinem Umlauf, der die Beiden Länder erhellt, indem es groß ist, der die Flamme(nde) in Deine Feinde einbrennt.
Comment the content of this page
Thank you for helping to improve the data! Your comment will be sent to the TLA team for evaluation. For more information, see our privacy policy.
Share this page
Note that if you use the social media buttons (e.g., X, Facebook), data will be delivered to the respective service. For details, see the privacy policies of the respective service(s).
Please feel free to point out any mistakes to us
Thank you for helping us improve our publication.
If you do not have an e-mail app installed on your device, please write an e-mail by hand, quoting the lemma ID/link, token ID/link (or sentence ID/link), type of mistake, to: tla-web@bbaw.de.