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PT 522 / 〈Westwand〉

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Description

〈Pyramidentexte〉→Pyramide Pepis I.→〈Ebener Eingang〉→〈nördl. der Fallsteine〉→〈Westwand〉→PT 522

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

ḏ(d)-mdw 〈§〉 Mꜣ-ḥꜣ≡f Ḥr≡f-ḥꜣ≡f 〈§〉 m =k Ppy pn jy.y n ꜥnḫ jni̯.n =f n =k jr,t+ tw n.t +Ḥr,w ṯ(ꜣ)z.t jm.t sḫ,t 〈ẖnn,w〉 〈§〉 jni̯ nw n Ppy pn Jri̯,t-H̱nm(,w) 〈§〉 j Ḥjp(,w) Jms,tj Dwꜣ-mʾw,t≡f Qbḥ-sn.pl≡f 〈§〉 jni̯ nw n Ppy 〈p〉n Jri̯,t-H̱nm(,w) jm.t mr-n(,j)-ḫꜣ 〈§〉 Ꜥm j:wn wꜣ,t n Ppy 〈§〉 j qrr,j j:wn wꜣ,t n Ppy pn 〈§〉 Nḫb,t j:wn wꜣ,t n Ppy pn 〈§〉 j:n(ḏ) ḥr =ṯ nfr,t m ḥtp 〈§〉 mri̯ =〈ṯ〉 Ppy pn mri̯ ṯn Ppy pn 〈§〉 nj ṯn ḏw,t 〈§〉 n jṯi̯ =ṯ Ppy pn n jṯi̯ ṯn Ppy pn

Translations (1)

DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
Worte sprechen: Hinter-sich-Schauer, Dessen-Gesicht-hinter-ihm-ist! Siehe, dieser Pepi ist gekommen um des Lebens willen und bringt dir dieses angeknüpfte/anzuknüpfende Auge des Horus, das im Gefilde des {Ruderers} 〈Streites〉 war. Bring dies diesem Pepi, (nämlich) (die Barke) Die-Chnum-gemacht-hat. O Hapi, Amset, Duamutef, Qebehsenuef! Bring(t) dies 〈diesem〉 Pepi, (nämlich) (die Barke) Die-Chnum-gemacht-hat, die im 'Messer-Kanal' ist. Verschlucker, öffne den Weg für Pepi! O $qrr.j$-Schlange, öffne den Weg für diesen Pepi! Nechbet, öffne den Weg für diesen Pepi! Sei gegrüßt, Schöne(?)/Gutes(?), in Frieden! Liebst 〈du〉 diesen Pepi, liebt dieser Pepi dich. Du bist abgewiesen, Böses! Nimmst du diesen Pepi nicht, nimmt dieser Pepi dich nicht.

Connections

Found at Saqqara

Cross-references (2)

  • TLA-Text GPODWROBEZDJFF5HXBXIPAG634 tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec1468 tier-2
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