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)

THE MUMMY AND COFFIN OF NES-AMSU.

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xepera. ab sep sen en ka - k

Khepera [/lis heart]. Doubly purified be thy ka,

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en ba - k

en x^ibit - k

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sah - k

thy soul,

thy shadow,

and

thy mummy,

Ausar seut'eb neter hen sen Amsu
C Osiris, the seutcheb, //*« prophet second of Amsu,

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Nes - Amsu maa^eru sa ennu neter hen

Ares - Amsu, triumphant, son of a like prophet

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Pa - se - net'em - ab
Pa - senelchem - ab.

The four perpendicular lines of inscription contain
a speech of the god Khepera, and read :—

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xepera xcP t'esef

Here is Khepera, \who\ created himself,