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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THE MUMMY AND COFFIN OF NES-AMSU.

On the inside of the lower portion of the coffin is a
full-length figure of the goddess Nut drawn in black
outline, and on the back is a large figure of tet
Tf, wearing plumes and horns 111, emblematic of the
god Osiris. Down the edge, on each side, is a line of
inscription in which a full genealogy of Nes-Amsu is
given, and the following texts :—■

Right side:

1 ji

a An

0 thou god An,

□

pehrer
who zoest round

em
in

1

1

neter het en aa neter tu - na ba - a

the divine house of the great god, grant to me my soul

em
in

G

bu neb enti
every place in which

au - f
it may

fl*^

IP

ess

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men
repose (?)

heh . ua t'etta her ses Seker - Ausar

for ever and for ever, may [it] follow Seker - Osiris

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