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

SARCOPHAGUS OF ANXNESRANEFERAB.

fi6i—164

ON THE OUTSIDE OP THE SARCOPHAGUS ARE 115 LINES OP HIEROGLYPHICS.

THEY READ:—

161. g^A

Km*- I I

em

tun retu ma un-nes-f her hotep t'a

raises legs \ S? \ as [when'] was < ff > upon earth I <-\ e \ is provided] with

I

1 1 1 11

%et hotep an em

things prime brought from the treasure houses of Nebert'ra,

O
& 1 1 i 1
u'ta nu neb - er - t'ra

162.

sat - na
declaimed have 1

caTc

C~3
III

pau

o o

I i

Ea

i A\

d^ /www

em pau hen pau nn

in the priestly houses, the houses of Rd.

aut en %epert en ma

Thou art as thou

^p

^=17 AVWA (Ql

/WVW\ , _l\ »

/WvW\ d J\

imne - net her sem

wert walking

163- il it

hotep ta
upon earth

sfc
Isis

t'et-s
says she

®

11 i-1 ft 33 1 ? (fTgl°H ~ -

a sena ur Asar nutar hemt ma^eru aa sep H

0 brother elder Osiris divine spouse Anynesraneferdb Pi-Mentu triumphant great bis.

qV h\ A= J>f) 164-

1

=s A I

an aut

Art thou

st'er -1 %er - t
lying in silence

t'et en -1

re" * %etem an

with mouth thy shut, without voice of thine

14

\\~ ft n ^ 1 ? 3

en sena-t Her ur aut an^-t ma un-net ma Ra t'et

for brother thy Horus elder ? Thou art alive as wert thou like the Sun for ever and