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T 7 + T 21: Tb 169 (Auszug) / 〈Horizontalband〉

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Description

Religiöse Texte aus Privatgräbern (25.-26. Dynastie)→Grab des Panehsi→〈Sargkammer〉→〈West-/Südwand〉→〈Horizontalband〉→T 7 + T 21: Tb 169 (Auszug)

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

ḏ(d)-mdw 〈§〉 hꜣ Wsr,w ḫtm(,tj)-bj,t(j) jr,j-rd,du-ḥm≡f-m-b(w)-nb P(ꜣ)-nḥs(,j) rn =f nfr Nfr-jb-Rꜥw-mri̯-Rꜥw mꜣꜥ-ḫrw nb-jmꜣḫ zꜣ (j)t(j)-nṯr ḥm-nṯr ḥr(,j)-zꜣ(,w)-zẖꜣ(,ww) Nb,du-⸢ḥ⸣tp(,w) 〈§〉 s[ṯ]zi̯ tw ⸮ḥr? ⸮wnm(,j)? =k s[ṯ]zi̯ tw [ḥr] ⸮jꜣb(,j)? =k 〈§〉 wn n =k Gbb ⸢jr(,t).du⸣ =k šp 〈§〉 〈d〉wn =[f] [n] =k mꜣs,t.du =〈k〉 qrf 〈§〉 [di̯].tw n =k [jb] =k n mʾw,t =k ḥꜣ,t(j) =k n ḏ,t =k 〈§〉 bꜣ =⸢k⸣ (r) p,t ẖꜣ(,t) =⸢k⸣ r nʾ,t 〈§〉 tʾ n ẖ,t =k mw 〈n〉 ḫḫ =k ṯꜣw {ḥ}〈nḏm〉 r šr,t =k Wsr,w P(ꜣ)-nḥs(,j)

Translations (1)

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Worte sprechen: O Osiris, Königlicher Siegler, Begleiter seiner Majestät an jedem Ort, Panehsi, mit schönem Namen Nefer-ib-Re-meri-Re, Gerechtfertigter, Herr der Ehrwürdigkeit/Versorgtheit, Sohn des Gottesvaters, Priesters, Oberarchivars Nebui-hetepu. Erhebe dich auf deine rechte(?) Seite, richte dich auf [auf] deine linke(?) Seite. Geb öffne dir deine blinden Augen; er strecke dir 〈deine〉 gekrümmten Knie. Dein [$jb$-Herz] deiner Mutter werde dir gegeben, dein $ḥꜣ,tj$-Herz deines Leibes. Dein Ba sei am Himmel, dein Leichnam {in der Stadt} 〈auf der Erde〉. Brot für deinen Leib, Wasser für deine Kehle, süßen Lufthauch an deine Nase, Osiris Panehsi!

Connections

Found at Heliopolis

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  • TLA-Text HAKNJBTDNRAD5GFAAI4WXACD7E tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec768 tier-2
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