Budge, Ernest A. Wallis: The sarcophagus of Anchnesraneferab, Queen of Ahmes II, King of Egypt: about B.C. 564 - 526 (London, 1885)

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SARCOPHAGUS OF ANXNESRANEFERAB.

ON THE EIGHT-HAND SIDE OF THE GODDESS, ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE COVER.

Ha Asar nutar hempt raa^eru ar - net

Hail Osiris divine spouse Anynesrdneferdb triumphant! Make to thee

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lose who are ml acclamations af coming forth thy from Tasert. The gods of the orbits

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embrace they thee before lodge thy in the house secret, make to thee [they] adorations,

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Hail Osiris Nutar tuat Anynesrdneferdb triumphant! Glorified art thou

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of glory that in the horizon,

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tattut-t en em Tattu sesep-t an

established art thou in Tattu, received art thou by

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baiu Annu ent'erau-t Na^a

the spirits of Heliopolis ivho master Naya.

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