Budge, Ernest A. Wallis: Some account of the collection of Egyptian antiquities in the possession of Lady Meux: of Theobalds Park, Waltham Cross (London, 1896)

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who maketh protection for her brother with breath
and food(?), and who maketh his body to become
young again every thirtieth day, make thou protection
for Osiris, the seutcheb, the second priest of Amsu,
Nes-Amsu, triumphant, son of Pa-senetchem-ab (who
held a like office), and the lady, the sistrum-bearer
of Amsu, Ta-khens-i, triumphant! May his limbs be
gathered together for him, may his body be again
knit together for him, and may he be victorious over
[his] enemies. Come thou, and grant that his soul
may be mighty in his body, do thou overthrow for

him all his enemies, overcome........for him, let

them never rise up against him, let them never come
against him to attack him." The hieroglyphic text
reads :—

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