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Opferformel / Türsturz

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Description

〈Grabinschriften des Alten Reiches〉→Achmim→〈Felsgräbernekropole von El-Hawawisch〉→〈Felsgräber〉→〈Quadrat G〉→Grab G84 des Anch-Min→Eingangstür→Türsturz→Opferformel

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

⸢ḥtp⸣-ḏj ⸢ns⸣t ⸢jnpw⸣ ⸢ḫnt⸣-zḥ-nṯr 〈§〉 qr⸢s⸣.t=f _ nfr ⸢wr⸣t ḫr nṯr-ꜥꜣ ⸢r⸣-ḫ-ns⸢t⸣ ⸢m-r-wpt⸣ m-r-⸢zꜣw⸣-šmꜥw m-⸢r-pr-mnw⸣ _ [mḥ]-⸢jb⸣ ⸢n⸣ ⸢nb=f⸣ ⸢mr⸣r.n nb rꜥw-nb ⸢ꜥnḫ-mnw⸣

Translations (2)

EN AI · OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
A sacrifice that the king gives and Anubis, 'He who is before the Hall of the Gods': He shall be buried [...e.g.: in his tomb ..., after he has grown old] very beautifully with the great god, (namely) the steward of the royal possessions, the overseer of the tasks, the overseer of the clans of Upper Egypt, the overseer of the Mint Temple, [...] the confidant (?) of his lord, whom (his) lord loves every day, Anch-Min.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
Ein Opfer, das der König gebe und Anubis, 'Der vor der Götterhalle ist': Er werde bestattet [...z.B.: in seinem Grab ..., nachdem er alt geworden ist] sehr schön bei dem großen Gott, (nämlich) der Verwalter des Königsvermögens, der Vorsteher der Aufträge, der Vorsteher der Phylen von Oberägypten, der Vorsteher des Mintempels, [...] der Vertraute(?o.ä.) seines Herrn, den (sein) Herr liebt jeden Tag, Anch-Min.

Connections

Found at Akhmim

Cross-references (2)

  • TLA-Text NIPRKKEXTBEGJCLHDIZVLJ6EM4 tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec2700 tier-2
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