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PT 224 / 〈3. Register〉
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〈Pyramidentexte〉→Pyramide Pepis I.→〈Sargkammer〉→〈Nordwand〉→〈östliche Fläche〉→〈3. Register〉→PT 224
Inscriptions (1)
Inscription #1
· Egyptian
Transcription
[ḏ(d)-mdw] 〈§〉 [šmi̯] [n] =[k] [wḏ] =[k] [mdw] [n] jꜣ(,t).⸢pl⸣ [Ḥr(,w)] 〈§〉 [šmi̯] [n] =k wḏ =k mdw [n] [jꜣ,t.pl] [Stš] 〈§〉 [šmi̯] [n] =[k] [wḏ] =[k] [mdw] [n] jꜣ(,t).⸢pl⸣ (W)sr(,w) 〈§〉 [ḥtp-ḏi̯-nzw] m [sꜥḥ] =[k] [nb] [m] [s,t.pl] =[k] ⸢nb(.t)⸣ 〈§〉 [nḥb,t] =[k] [ḫnt] [ꜥnḫ.w] [mdw] =[k] ḫnt ꜣḫ.⸢pl⸣ [Jnp(,w)] [js] [ḫnt(,j)] [jmn,t(j)w] [Ꜥnḏ,t(j)] [js] [ḫnt(,j)] [zpꜣ,t.pl] [jꜣb,t.t] 〈§〉 [ḥtp] =[w(j)] [ḫ]r,⸢t⸣ =[k]Translations (2)
[Go forth and command the] hills of Horus! [Go forth] and command [the hills of Seth]! [Go forth and command the] hills of Osiris! [A royal offering] from [all your insignia at all your places]! [Your lotus bud scepter is at the head of the living, your staff] is at the head of the transfigured, [like Anubis, who is at the head of the Westerners, like Anedjti, who is at the head of the eastern districts]. [How satisfying is your] ⸢state⸣!
[Geh fort und gebiete den] Hügeln des Horus! [Geh fort] und gebiete [den Hügeln des Seth]! [Geh fort und gebiete den] Hügeln des Osiris! [Ein Königsopfer] von [allen deinen Würdezeichen an allen deinen Plätzen]! [Dein Lotosknospen-Szepter ist an der Spitze der Lebenden, dein Stab] ist an der Spitze der Verklärten, [wie Anubis, der an der Spitze der Westlichen ist, wie Anedjti, der an der Spitze der östlichen Gaue ist]. [Wie befriedigend ist dein] ⸢Befinden⸣!
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- TLA-Text Z32G47B5RJHN3LSTTVF2VJLRLY tier-1
- ORAEC-id oraec12773 tier-2
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