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linker Außenpfosten / Scheintür (Westwand)

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Description

〈Grabinschriften des Alten Reiches〉→Gisa→Cemetery G I S 〈(PM III, 216-228)〉→Mastaba des Seschemnefer IV (LG 53)→Kammer C→Scheintür (Westwand)→linker Außenpfosten

Inscriptions (1)

Inscription #1 · Egyptian

Transcription

[...] [ḥtp-ḏi̯] [nswt] ḥtp-ḏi̯ [Jnp,w] ḫnt,j-zḥ-nṯr tp,j-ḏw≡f jm,j-wt nb-tꜣ-ḏsr 〈§〉 pr-ḫrw n =f m Wpi̯-rnp,t Ḏḥw,t(y)t Tp,j-rnp,t Wꜣg Ḥꜣb-Zkr Ḥꜣb-wr Rkḥ Pr,t-Mnw ꜣbd-n-Sꜣḏ ḥꜣb nb rꜥw-nb smr-wꜥ,tj ḫrp-ns,tj ḫw-ꜥ Sšm-nfr

Translations (2)

EN AI · OpenAI gpt-4o-mini (from scholarly German)
[A sacrifice that the king gives,] a sacrifice, [that Anubis], who is before the hall of the gods, who is on his mountain, who is Imiut and lord of the necropolis, gives: A mortuary offering for him on the New Year’s Day (festival), Thoth festival, beginning of the year (a festival), Wag festival (mortuary festival), festival of Sokar, Great Festival (a mortuary festival), Burning (a festival), Emergence of Min (festival), monthly festival of Sadj and every festival, daily, (the) only friend (of the king), leader of the two thrones and protector Seschem-nefer.
DE scholarly · TLA / ORAEC
[Ein Opfer, das der König gibt,] ein Opfer, [das Anubis], der vor der Gotteshalle ist, der auf seinem Berge ist, der Imiut und Herr der Nekropole, gibt: Ein Totenopfer für ihn am Neujahrstag (Fest), Thot-Fest, Jahresanfang (ein Fest), Wag-Fest (Totenfest), Fest des Sokar, Großes Fest (ein Totenfest), Brand (ein Fest), Heraustreten des Min (Fest), Monatsfest des Sadj und jedem Fest, täglich, (dem) einzigen Freund (des Königs), Leiter der beiden Throne und Schützer Seschem-nefer.

Connections

Found at Giza

Cross-references (2)

  • TLA-Text TMQ3FZVYVJCSRBK4WUY7RFMXEQ tier-1
  • ORAEC-id oraec11549 tier-2
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