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Tb 102 / pLondon BM EA 10477 (pNu)

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Description

〈Totenbuchprojekt, Nordrhein-Westfälische Akademie der Wissenschaften〉→pLondon BM EA 10477 (pNu)→Tb 102

The same text in other collections

Linked by Trismegistos ID TM 134299. Each record below describes this same artifact or text from a different angle.

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

rʾ n hꜣi̯.t r wjꜣ n Rꜥ,w 〈§〉 ḏd-mdw jn [...] mꜣꜥ-ḫrw 〈§〉 j wr m wjꜣ =f jni̯ wj r wjꜣ =k 〈§〉 ḫrp =j sqd,wt =k m jr(,j).{t}pl =k jptn n,tj m j{w}ḫm.w-wrḏ 〈§〉 bw,t =j zp-2 nn wnm =j bw,t =j 〈§〉 bw,t =j pw ḥs 〈§〉 nn wnm =j sw 〈§〉 ḥtp-kꜣ nn ḫmy jm =f 〈§〉 nn (j)ꜥr =j n =f m ꜥ.wj =j 〈§〉 nn ḫnd =j ḥr =f m ṯb,yt.du =j 〈§〉 ḥr-n,tt tʾ =j m btj ḥḏ.t 〈§〉 ḥ(n)q,t =j m jt dšr 〈§〉 jn (m)sk,tt (m)ꜥnḏ,t jni̯ n =j st 〈§〉 wḫꜣ di̯!.yt dmj.w ḥr ḫꜣw,t n.t Bꜣ,pl-Jwn,w 〈§〉 jꜥn,w n =k wr jri̯.t =s m ẖn,t n.t p,t šns jm,j Ṯnj 〈§〉 zmꜣ.t(w) jwjw〈.pl〉 jpn n g(ꜣ)ḥ =j 〈§〉 jy.n =j ḏs =j 〈§〉 nḥm =j nṯr pwy m-ꜥ nw n jri̯.w mn =f mr jpn 〈§〉 jwꜥ{,w} qꜥḥ wꜥr,t pw 〈§〉 jy.n =j psg =j jwꜥ ṯz =j qꜥḥ sḥri̯.y =j wꜥr,t pw 〈§〉 hꜣi̯ sqd,wt 〈§〉 wḏ Rꜥ,w

Translations (2)

EN AI · OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
Saying to board the bark of Re. By NN, justified, to speak: Oh, Great One in his bark, take me into your bark! May I command your journey with these your attendants, the "Tireless"! My loathing - twice, I will not eat my loathing! My loathing is dung. I do not want to eat it. And the excrement, there is no food from it. I do not want to touch it with my hands! I do not want to step on it with my soles! For my bread is made of fine emmer, my beer from red barley. My beer is made from red barley. The night bark and the day bark are what bring it to me. The offerings of the towns are delivered to the offering table of the construction of Heliopolis. Praise to you, Great One of the doing at the crossing of the sky, baked goods in Thinis! When these dogs were gathered, I was not weak. I have come myself. May I save that god from those who have inflicted these his terrible sufferings upon him! These are thigh, shoulder, and leg. This means, I have come so that I may spit on the thigh, attach the shoulder, and "remove" (stretch?) the leg. May the crew board! Re commands.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
Spruch, um in die Barke des Re einzusteigen. Von NN, gerechtfertigt, zu sprechen: Oh, Großer in seiner Barke, hole mich in deine Barke! Möge ich deine Fahrt kommandieren mit diesen deinen Zugehörigen, den "Unermüdlichen"! Mein Abscheu - zweimal, ich will meinen Abscheu nicht essen! Mein Abscheu ist Kot. Ich will ihn nicht essen. Und die Exkremente, kein Essen von ihnen gibt es. Ich will nicht mit meinen Händen daran geraten! Ich will nicht mit meinen Sohlen auf sie treten! Denn mein Brot besteht aus hellem Emmer, mein Bier aus roter Gerste. Mein Bier besteht aus roter Gerste. Nachtbarke und Tagesbarke sind es, die mir es bringen. Das Niedergelegte (Opfergaben) der Ortschaften ist auf die Opferplatte der Bau von Heliopolis geliefert. Preis dir, Großer des es-Tun bei der Überfahrt des Himmels, Gebäck in Thinis! Als diese Hund〈e〉 versammelt wurden, war ich nicht schlapp. Ich bin selbst gekommen. Möge ich jenen Gott vor diesen retten, die (ihm) diese seine schlimmen Leiden (an)getan haben! Das sind Oberschenkel, Schulter und Bein. Das bedeutet, ich bin gekommen, damit ich den Oberschenkel bespucke, die Schulter anfüge und das Bein "entferne" (strecke?). Möge die Besatzung einsteigen! Re kommandiert.

Connections

Found at Thebes

Cross-references (3)

  • TLA-Text BMH7LRITC5CN7B2MKZ75AYCTEA tier-1
  • TM-Text 134299 tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec1862 tier-2
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