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· OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
One truly beloved of his lord, his trusted, who knows his rank in the royal palace, who lifts Maat up to his lord, who reports to him the state of the two lands, one who gives instructions to the courtiers in standing and sitting, who hears what only one may hear, the steward of the bureau of the overseer of the seal Remenyankh, lord of dignity, whose good name is Kemes, justified, lord of dignity. Bread: 1000 (pieces); beer: 1000 (jars); bulls: 1000 (pieces); fowl: 1000 (birds); alabaster: 1000 (jars); linen cloth: 1000 (pieces); $mrḥ,t$-oil: 1000 (jars). Funerary meal and all offerings. The butler Hepu-the-Asiatic. The butler Kemesseneb. Jy, conceived of Shepsit-the-new. Overseer of fields Seneb, conceived of Hetepet. His brother It, conceived of Shepsit-the-younger. His sister Titi, conceived of Bibi. His sister Nebemmaut, conceived of Shepsit-the-new. His sister Shepsit-the-elder, conceived of Iti. His sister Shepsit-the-young(er), conceived of Iti. Reading numerous recitations by the lector priest Hepu Nentisu, born of Satip(y). Water, 2 portions. Heta-bread, 1. Pezen-bread, 1. Depet-bread, 1. Meat-offering, 1 portion. Roast joint, 2 portions. Wine, 2 portions. Beer, 2 jars. Shepenet-beer, 2 jars. Water, 2 portions. Veneration, to be recited. Honey-dish, 1. Water, 2 red pots. Natron, 2. Shed-Wine, 1 nemset-jar. Roast joint, 2 portions. A large piece of meat, 1 portion. A piece of meat, 1 portion. Shaut-cake, 1. Two-halved Padj-bread, 1. Water, two red pots. Water, 1 menza-jar.
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· TLA / ORAEC
One truly beloved of his lord, his trusted,
who knows his rank in the royal palace, who lifts Maat up to his lord,
who reports to him the state of the two lands, one who gives instructions to the courtiers in standing and sitting,
who hears what only one may hear, the steward of the bureau of the overseer of the seal Remenyankh, lord of dignity, whose good name is Kemes, justified, lord of dignity. Bread: 1000 (pieces); beer: 1000 (jars); bulls: 1000 (pieces); fowl: 1000 (birds); alabaster: 1000 (jars); linen cloth: 1000 (pieces); $mrḥ,t$-oil: 1000 (jars). Funerary meal and all offerings. The butler Hepu-the-Asiatic. The butler Kemesseneb. Jy, conceived of Shepsit-the-new. Overseer of fields Seneb, conceived of Hetepet. His brother It, conceived of Shepsit-the-younger. His sister Titi, conceived of Bibi. His sister Nebemmaut, conceived of Shepsit-the-new. His sister Shepsit-the-elder, conceived of Iti. His sister Shepsit-the-young(er), conceived of Iti. Reading numerous recitations by the lector priest Hepu Nentisu, born of Satip(y). Water, 2 portions. Heta-bread, 1. Pezen-bread, 1. Depet-bread, 1. Meat-offering, 1 portion. Roast joint, 2 portions. Wine, 2 portions. Beer, 2 jars. Shepenet-beer, 2 jars. Water, 2 portions. Veneration, to be recited. Honey-dish, 1. Water, 2 red pots. Natron, 2. Shed-Wine, 1 nemset-jar. Roast joint, 2 portions. A large piece of meat, 1 portion. A piece of meat, 1 portion. Shaut-cake, 1. Two-halved Padj-bread, 1. Water, two red pots. Water, 1 menza-jar.