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Opferformel für Ehepaar / oberes Register: Speisetischszene

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Description

〈Grabinschriften des Alten Reiches〉→Achmim→〈Felsgräbernekropole von El-Hawawisch〉→〈einzelne Objekte〉→〈Stelen im Kairo-Museum〉→Stele des Baui, CG 20504→Speisetischszene, Opfergabenbringende und Melkszene→oberes Register: Speisetischszene→Opferformel für Ehepaar

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

ḥtp-ḏi̯ (n)swt Jnp,w tp(,j)-ḏw≡f (j)m(,j)-wt nb-tꜣ-ḏsr [...] pr(,t)-ḫrw n jmꜣḫ,w-ḫr-nṯr-ꜥꜣ s[ḥḏ-ḥm(,w)-nṯr] Bꜣ,wj ḥm,t =f mri̯.t =f (j)r(,jt)-(j)ḫ,t-(n)sw,t [ḥm,t-nṯr]-⸢Ḥw,t-Ḥr,w⸣ Mri̯,t-jtj≡s

Translations (2)

EN AI · OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
A sacrifice that the king gives and Anubis, He who is on his mountain, the Imiut, the lord of the desert [...], (namely) a funerary offering for the provided one before the great god, the overseer of the priests(?) Baui (and) his wife, whom he loves, the steward of the king's property, the priestess of Hathor(?) Merit-ites.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
Ein Opfer, das der König gebe und Anubis, Der auf seinem Berg, der Imiut, der Herr der Wüste [...], (nämlich) ein Totenopfer für den Versorgten bei dem großen Gott, den Aufseher der Priester(?) Baui (und) seine Frau, die er liebt, die Verwalterin des Königsvermögens, die Priesterin der Hathor(?) Merit-ites.

Connections

Found at Akhmim

Cross-references (2)

  • TLA-Text XBAZJQ5NZVDKBJ2VYJHSAW6QJU tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec6427 tier-2
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