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〈Grabinschriften des Alten Reiches〉→Gisa→Central Field 〈(PM III, 230-293)〉→Mastaba des Anch-em-zaef→Eingang→Türsturz→〈Text〉
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⸢ḥtp⸣-ḏi̯ [nswt] ḥtp-〈〈ḏi̯〉〉 Jnp,w ḫnt,j-zḥ-nṯr jm,j-wt 〈§〉 qrs.t =f m ẖr-nṯr jꜣwi̯(.w) nfr wr,t 〈§〉 ḥtp-ḏi̯ ⸢Wsjr⸣ pr-ḫrw n =f m Wpi̯-rnp,t Ḏḥw,t(y)t Tp,j-rnp,t Wꜣg ḥꜣb nb rꜥw-nb ḏ,t (j)r(,j-j)ḫ(,t)-nswt (j)m(,j)-rʾ-sr,w zꜣb-sms,w-hꜣy,t jmꜣḫ,w-ḫr-nṯr-ꜥꜣ Ꜥnḫ-m-zꜣ≡f 〈§〉 ḥm,t =f mr,(y)t =f Zš-zš,tTranslations (2)
A sacrifice that [the king] gives, a sacrifice that Anubis, who is before the god hall, the Imiut, 〈〈gives〉〉: May he be buried in the necropolis, being very beautifully old. A sacrifice that Osiris gives - a funerary offering for him on New Year's Day (festival), Thoth festival, beginning of the year (a festival), Wag festival (funerary festival) and every festival, daily and eternally to the steward of the royal estate, chief of the high Bamten, senior elder of the hall, the provided one at the great god Anch-em-zaef. His wife, his beloved, Zesch-zeschet.
Ein Opfer, das [der König] gibt, ein Opfer, das Anubis, der vor der Gotteshalle ist, der Imiut, 〈〈gibt〉〉: Er möge bestattet werden in der Nekropole, indem er sehr schön alt ist. Ein Opfer, das Osiris gibt - ein Totenopfer für ihn am Neujahrstag (Fest), Thot-Fest, Jahresanfang (ein Fest), Wag-Fest (Totenfest) und jedem Fest. täglich und ewiglich dem Verwalter des Königsvermögens, Vorsteher der hohen Bamten, Senior-Ältester der Halle, der Versorgte beim großen Gott Anch-em-zaef. Seine Ehefrau, seine Geliebte, Zesch-zeschet.
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