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Statuenbasis / 〈Statuenbasis〉
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〈Texte der〉 Amarna-Periode→〈andere Orte〉→Hermopolis→〈Statuenbasis〉→Statuenbasis
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Inscription #1
· Egyptian
Transcription
[nzw-bjt] [nb-Tꜣ.du] [Nfr-ḫpr.pl-Rꜥw-wꜥ-n-Rꜥw] [zꜣ-Rꜥw] Ꜣḫ-n-Jtn ꜥꜣ-m-ꜥḥꜥ(,w)≡[f] 〈§〉 [zꜣ,t-nzw]-n-ẖ,t≡f mri̯.t =f Ꜥnḫ≡s-n-pꜣ-Jtn msi̯.n ḥm,t-nzw-wr.t Nfr-nfr.pl-Jtn-Nfr.t-jy.tj ꜥnḫ.tj 〈§〉 [...] [zꜣ,t-]nzw-[n-]ẖ,t≡f mri̯.t =f Nfr-[nfr.pl-]Jtn-[tꜣ-šr(j).t] 〈§〉 [...] ⸢Jtn⸣ ꜥnḫ wr nb-ḥꜣb-sd nb-šnn(,t)-nb-Jtn nb-p,t nb-tꜣ m Pr-Jtn n pꜣ [Jtn]Translations (2)
[The king of Upper and Lower Egypt, the lord of the Two Lands, Nefer-cheperu-Re-Wa-en-Re, son of Re], Akhenaten, who is great in [his] time. ... The biological [king's daughter] whom he loves, Ankhesenpaaton, who has given birth to the great royal wife Nefertiti, may she live. ... The biological king's [daughter] whom he loves, Nefer[neferu]aton [the Younger]. ... The great living Aten, lord of the jubilee festival, lord of all that the sun encircles, lord of heaven, lord of earth, in the Aten temple of [Aten].
[Der König von Ober- und Unterägypten, der Herr der Beiden Länder, Nefer-cheperu-Re-Wa-en-Re, Sohn des Re], Echnaton, der groß in [seiner] Zeit ist. ... Die leibliche [Königstochter], die er liebt, Anchesenpaaton, die die große königliche Gemahlin Nofretete, sie lebe, geboren hat. ... Die leibliche König[stochter], die er liebt, Nefer[neferu]aton [die Kleine]. ... Der große lebende Aton, Herr des Jubiläumsfestes, Herr von allem, was die Sonne umkreist, Herr des Himmels, Herr der Erde, im Atontempel des [Aton].
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- TLA-Text BYAEYG4NYFD2HGGP6XEMJ43QEE tier-1
- ORAEC-id oraec6549 tier-2
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