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was written. It shews also very well the locality
of the provinces over which he exercised dominion.
It consists of a series of memoranda dated the 3rd
year of Meneptah, shewing that he ruled in Pales-
tine as well as Lower Egypt, and that the Horite
dependencies of the empire were in those days, or
by his direction, considered to include the country
as far north as Zared and even Huzoth.

Mission of Nascht-Amen son of Zair of the
Bechenhouse of Meneptah, who went to Zared
which he appointed to Hor—Two scrolls.

The head of a caravan Pen-Amen, one scroll;
the steward Rameses of his fortress, one scroll.

The president Jannes head of the prison house of
Meneptah, the fortress among the mounds of the
Aramites which he appointed to those that dwell
there:—two scrolls.

The head of a caravan Pi-Ra-m-Heb, one scroll.

The lieutenant Pi-Ra-m-Heb, one scroll.

Third year 25th of Pachons. Mission of a director
to bring the dues of the house of Bai-n-Ra-Chen.

Third year, 15th of Pachons. There set out a
mission (of or to) Baal, son of Zippor of Huzoth,
which he appointed to Hor:—Two scrolls. The
bead of a caravan Shaee:—one scroll.

The chief of Zar, Baal-Mar-Maku :—one scroll.

Third year (18th) of Thoth. Journey made by
the archery officers of the altar of Meneptah, which

all the inhabitants of------passed over to the prison

of Djaru.

Third year, 22nd of Pachons. Mission of Thoth,
son of Djakarumau of (Kabuta).