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THE 
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 A FAIRY TALE OF ANCIENT EGYPT 
 
 The d'Obbiney Papyrus in Hieratic Characters 
 IN THE British Museum 
 
 Tlifi Hieratic Text, the Hieroglyphic Transcription, 
 a Translation, Notes, and a Glossary 
 
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 The following pages were originally prepared in 1883 
 for the use of the students of the post-graduate department 
 in the author's Alma Mater, Columbia College, New York 
 City. Unfortunately his hopes of introducing the study of 
 Egyptology at that time into our American universities were 
 not realized. In the firm belief, however, that this most fas- 
 cinating study would not always be ignored by our institu- 
 tions of learning, the author obtained the necessary oriental 
 type fromCrermany, Holland, and Austria and after several 
 years completed his task. He trusts that the book may be 
 of some little help to such as are interested in Egyptology 
 and in the study of the world's oldest written language. 
 
 In transliterating the Egyptian words the author follows 
 the old system of the grandmasters of Egyptology, Lepsius 
 and Brugsch, in preference to that of the so-called "new 
 German school" with its curious signs and unpronounce- 
 able wordsi. 
 
 The Authoe. 
 
Table of Contents 
 
 The Hieratic Text 13-64 
 
 The Hieroglyphic Transcription 67-92 
 
 The Translation 95-104 
 
 Notes .- 107-116 
 
 Glossary 119-177 
 
 List of Hieroglyphic Characters 178 - 185 
 
Explanatory 
 
 In Part I will be found the Hieratic text of the entire 
 papyrus. Unfortunately, time has either damaged or com- 
 pletely destroyed portions of pages I to VII and XVIII to 
 XX. All these mutilated or destroyed passages have been 
 filled, except in line 168, where a facsimile of the original 
 is given. In order to distinguish these lacunce from the re- 
 mainder of the text, the characters of the former have been 
 marked in a peculiar manner; thus: .••»»«^' ^-j ^^. Wherever 
 a portion of the characters was still visible this peculiar 
 marking was not employed. 
 
 The words printed in red ink (a custom of the Egyptian 
 poets and scribes) follow the original. In the Hieroglyphic 
 transcription these passages are underlined, and in the 
 translation they are printed in italics. 
 
 The marginal numbers refer to the page and line of the 
 original, while the numbers in the text are consecutive, to 
 facilitate reference. 
 
 All palpable mistakes on the part of the Egyptian 
 scribe are scrupulously retained in the Hieratic aud Hiero- 
 glyphic texts. Reference, however, is made to them in the 
 notes. 
 
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 er and father. Aniibis was the name of the elder and Batau 
 that of the younger. Now Ann bis was married and had a 
 house 2 while his younger brother was his servant. He at- 
 tended to the clothes, raid followed the cattle on the pas- 
 ture, 3 r.nd did the ploughing and the threshing; in fact he 
 did everything connected with the farm. He was, indeed, 
 4 an excelloiit workman, and none could bo found like him 
 in the wholo country. He wr.s, besides, a good brother. 
 
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 the cattle according to his daily wont, returning home ev- 
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 that he had gathered while on the pasture, and setting 
 them dowit before his older brother who pnssed the time 
 with 7 hisiwife in eating end drinking. Then he lay down 
 to sleep in the stable with his cattle 8 as usual. The next 
 day he would bake loaves of bread on the fire and place 
 them before his older brother 9 and take some loaves to the 
 field. Here he tended his cattle, pasturing them and walk- 
 ing behind them. But 10 they would tell him where there 
 were good herbs growing, and he would listen to all they 
 told him and drive them where 11 they could find the good 
 herbs they loved so much. His cattle, consequently, thrived 
 under his hands and their young multiplied 12 greatly. 
 
 Now when the time of ploughing arrived the older brother 
 said to him: "Come, let us take our yoke of oxen and get 
 ready 13 for ploughing: for the soil is beginning to appear 
 (after the inundation) and is now in excellent condition for 
 ploughing. Do you, therefore, go to 14 the field with seed. 
 To-morrow we will begin to plough." Thus he said, andlais 
 15 younger brother made all the arrangements with which 
 his older brother h?.d chra-ged him. 
 
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 their yoke of oxen and began to plough. They were quite 
 17 cheerful at their work and not idle for a moment. Now 
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 when the older brother came to the 19 younger and said: 
 
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 house and arranging her hidv and said to her: "Come, give 
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 it!' " But site answered him: "Oh, go yourself! 22 open the 
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 much seed as he needed and put on his shoulder 24 full of 
 barley and spelt. But when he came back with it, his broth- 
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 of barley two, making in all fiiae bushels that I hnve on my 
 shoulder." That was all he said. But she replied: "You are, 
 indeed, 26 very strong. I have for sor.-e time nlready been 
 admiring your strength." And her heart grew desirous, for 
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 and said: "Come, let us enjoy an hour of intercourse, und 
 I will do many favors for you and will surely make 28 you 
 two beautiful garments." But the young man became like 
 a southern panther and flew into a towering rage, bec;iuse 
 of her solicitation 29 to such a sin that she asked him to 
 to commit. When, therefore, she became very much afr. id, 
 he said to her: "Are you 30 not as a mother to me and your 
 husband as a father? Is he not older than myself and sup- 
 porting me? Oh, 31 what terrible sin is that which you 
 want me to commit! Don't ask me again! As for me, I will 
 not divulge it to a living soul, nor shall any mention of 
 this matter issue from my lips to any one." 32 Thereupon 
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 cattle 35 before him to let them rest in the strible which 
 was in the town. But the wife of the older brother was 
 afraid 36 that his younger brother had told him all thnt she 
 had said; so she besmeared herself with grense and dirt and 
 gave herself the appearance of one who had been ravished: 
 
^7' 
 
 for slie intended 37 to say to her husband: ''Your younger 
 brother has done me violence." Now when her husband re- 
 turned in the evening 38 as usual and came to his house, 
 lie found hio wife lying on the floor like one who had been 
 outraged by some villain. She did 39 not fetch him water 
 for his hands, as she always did, nor did she light the 
 lamp for him; but his house was in darkness, and she was 
 lying 40 besmeared on the floor. Then he asked her: "Who 
 has had intercourse with you?" She answered: "Who else 
 but your 41 younger brother, when he came to get some 
 seed for you and found me alone. It was then he said to me: 
 'Come, let us enjoy an hour of intercourse! 42 Put on your 
 new dress!' So said he to me. But I did not listeli to him, 
 and answered: 'Am I not as a mother, and is not your older 
 brother as a father to you?' 43 This is what I answered him. 
 He, however, became alarmed and assaulted me, so that I 
 might not disclose this to you. Now, if you let him liv.-^, 
 then I must die; for 44 he will come to beat me, because'I 
 havo betrayed to you his wicked words. He will surely do 
 so." 
 
 Then the older brother became 45 like a southern panther 
 r.nd whetted his knife, and took it in his hand. Then he hid 
 behind the door 43 of the stable, in order to kill his younger 
 bi'o'hor, when he should return in the evening a,nd drive 
 his cattlo into the 47 stable. Now when the sun had set, 
 the younger brother loaded himself with all the herbs of 
 the fi3ld, as was his daily custom; but when he 48 came 
 home, and the leading cow was about to enter the stable, 
 she cried out to her driver: "Take care,foryour older broth- 
 er is standing in 49 front of you with his knife, to kill 
 you. Step aside and flee from him!" Then M listened to- 
 what his leading cow had said. When 50 the next cow was 
 about to enter the stable, she said the same thing. So he 
 lo6ked under the door of the stable 51 and saw the feet of 
 his'older brother, who stood behind the door with the knife 
 in his hand. 52 Then he dropped his load and ran avsray. 
 But his 53 older brother pursued after him vrith his knife. 
 T7ien the younger brother invoked the sun-god Ea-H6r-khu- 
 ti, 54 pr vying: "Oh, my Lord and gracious God, be thou the 
 judge here between the guilty and the innocent!" Then R"i 
 55 hrf-rd his pr.iyer and caused a big river to flov/ between 
 
98 
 
 Mm and his older brother. This was 56 full of crocodiles. 
 Each of the brothers was, therefore, on a different side of 
 the river. Then 57 the older brother threw (a stone) twice at 
 the younger without hurting him, however. But as he did 
 this there 58 called out to him the latter from the other 
 side, saying: "Lo! on the morrow, when the sun is risen, I 
 59 will explain everything to you and will give you the 
 true facts: but I can not be a son to you any longer, 60 nei- 
 ther will I stay in the same place with you. I shall start 
 for the acacia-hill." 
 
 On the following day, when 61 Ra-Hor-khuti had risen, 
 the two brothers met again. Then the younger addressed 
 the older brother, saying: 62 "Why do you pursue me, 
 and why do you wish to kill me without cause? You have 
 not heard me say such words as I am accused of, for I am tru- 
 ly your younger brother. Indeed, 63 you have been as a fath- 
 er to me, and your wife as a mother. Now listen, when your 
 wife told me to get the seed for us 64 she said to me: 'Come, 
 let us enjoy an hour of intercourse!' Alas! see how she has 
 perverted the truth to you." Then he 65 revealed to him 
 everything that had passed between himself and his broth- 
 er's wife and swore by Ra-Hor-khuti, saying: "What did 
 66 you mean by acting so wickedly and trying to kill me, 
 when you were standing behind the door with your knife? 
 Fie upon such treachery!" Then he took a 67 sharp knife 
 and maimed himself, casting the flesh into the water as 
 food for the fish. Then 68 he became very weak and faint. 
 
 But his older brother took it very much to heart and wept 
 violently; still he could not cross over to his younger broth- 
 er on account of the crocodiles. 69 Then the latter called 
 out to him, saying: "Behold, you imagined an evil thing 
 of me and were ignorant of the good service I had done you. 
 Come now, go home and 70 tend your cattle; for I will not 
 remain with you, but will go to the acacia-hill, because you 
 came to harm me. 71 Learn, however, what will happen to 
 me in the transformation of my heart, which I will place 
 in the highest blossom of the acacia. When the tree is cut 
 down the heart will fall to the ground, 72 and you will 
 come to look for it. But when seven years of your quest are 
 ended, be not discouraged, for you will then find it. Put it 
 into a jar of clear water, and I will revive again and give 
 
99 
 
 '73 you further instructions. You will then learn everything 
 a-oui me. Then take a jug of beer in your hand; as soon as 
 it begins to firment, haste away!" Saying this he departed 
 74 for the acj.c'ia-hill. But his older brother went home, 
 putting his hands to his head and strewing it with dust. 
 When he arrived home he put to death 75 his wife and 
 cast her body before the dogs. Then he sat down and wept 
 for his younger brother. 
 
 Now for a long time the younger brother lived on the aca- 
 cia-hill 76 with no one to keep him company. He passed 
 his time with hunting the beasts of the country and resting 
 during the night under the acacia, in whose highest blos- 
 som his heart lay. After 11 a while he built for himself a 
 house with his own hand on the acacia-hill 78 and fitted it 
 out with all the good things he wanted. But one day he walked 
 forth from his house, when he chanced to meet the circle 
 of the gods 79 as they walked about, deliberating concern- 
 ing th3 affairs of their land. Then the circle of the gods ad- 
 dressed him with one accord, saying: 80 "Oh Batau, hero 
 of the circle of the gods, you are here all alone, having left 
 your village on account of the wife of Anubis, your older 
 81 brother. Know that he has killed her after you reported 
 to him all her false statements agaiiist yoii." Then they 
 pitiod 82 him, and E,,VHor-khuti said to Khnum: "Do you 
 fashion a wife for Batau that he may not 83 be alone." 
 Then Khnum made him a companion to be with him, more 
 boautiful than any woman 84 in all the land. The whole 
 godhead was in her. But the seven Hathors came to view 
 her and said with one accord: 85 "Oh, she will surely cause 
 Bataii's death." But the latter loved her very much. She re- 
 mained in the house while he was occupied with 86 hunt- 
 ing the beasts of the country, which he placed before her. 
 But he cautioned her, saying: "Do not go far from the 
 house, lest the river 87 seize upon you; for I am too weak 
 to rescue you from it, because I am a woman like yourself 
 and my heart is in the highest 88 blossom of the acacia. If 
 any man were to find it I would fight for it." TJien he told 
 her all the circumstances of his life. 
 
 89 Now after some time Batau went out to hunt, as ho wr.s 
 accustomed to do daily, 90 when the young woman began 
 to promenade under the acacia hear the house. Lo, the river 
 
100 
 
 descried her, 91 and the water dashed up to follow her. 
 But she ran away from it and entered the house. Tlien the 
 92 river called to the acacia, saying: "Oh, how I love her!" 
 So the acacia gave it a lock of her hair, wJiicJi the 93 river 
 carried to Egypt and deposited where the washermen of the 
 reigning Pharaoh were. Then the odor 94 of the lock of 
 hair pervaded the clothes of Pharaoh, so that there arose a 
 dispute among the washermen 95 on account of the odor. 
 They quarreled amongst themselves daily without 96 know- 
 ing the reason. Then their overseer went to the river's edge, 
 while his mind was perplexed 97 sorely because of this 
 daily contention. Here he stood directly opposite the lock 
 of hair, 98 which was in the water, and ordered one of his 
 men to fetch it. When it was brought, he found that it had 
 a most delicious odor: so he took it to Pharaoh. 
 
 99 Then there were brought the scribes and wise men of 
 Pharaoh, who said to him: "This lock of hair 100 belongs 
 to a daughter of Ra-Hor-khuti, and in her is all the essence 
 of the godhead. Now since you rule over the foreign coun- 
 tries, despatch messengers 101 to them to look for her; but 
 let the messenger who shall go to the acacia-hill take many 
 people 102 along to fetch her." To this his majesty replied: 
 "What you say is very good." Thereupon he dismissed 
 them. 
 
 Now many days 103 after this the messengers who had 
 gone to the foreign countries returned and delivered their 
 message to his majesty. None, however, returned 104 of 
 those who had been sent to the acacia-hill, for Batau had 
 killed them, sparing but one to carry the news to his maj- 
 esty. 105 But the latter again sent many people with in- 
 fantry and cavalry to fetch her; and they took along 106 a 
 woman who had all sorts of nice trinkets that women fancy. 
 Then Batau's wife accompanied her to Egypt. 107 But the 
 whole country rejoiced on her account, and his majesty 
 loved her passionately, 108 and raised her to the dignity of 
 a legitimate wife. Then she told him everything about the 
 condition of her 109 husband, saying to his majesty: "On- 
 ly have the acacia cut down, and he will surely die." So 
 the king 110 despatched men and soldiers with axes to cut 
 down the acacia. When these arrived at the place 111 they 
 cut down the acacia together with the blossom, in which 
 
101 
 
 the heart of Batau was lying. 112 But he fell down dead 
 instantly. 
 
 But on the following day after 113 the acacia had been 
 cut down Anubis, Batau's older brother, entered his house 
 and 111 sat down to wash his hands. When he took a jup; 
 of beer, hov/ever, it turned to froth. 115 Another jug of wine, 
 which he then took, fermented likewise. Thereupon lie took 
 his 116 spear and his sandals, and put on his back his gar- 
 ments and implements of work, and started 117 for the aca- 
 cia-hill. When he arrived there he entered the house of his 
 younger brother and found him stretched out 118 on the 
 bench dead. Then he wept, when he saw him there so still 
 in death, and went out 119 to search under the acacia for 
 his younger brother's heart; for under it did he lie down to 
 sleep at night. 120 Three years of search for it were fruit- 
 less; but when the next four years had passed, Batau's 
 heart would fain have gone to Egypt, 121 and said: "To- 
 morrow I shall start." So said his heart. 
 
 On the following day it happened that the older brother 
 was 122 v/alking under the acacia, occupied with searching 
 for the hoari. In the evening he again resumed his search. 
 123 Then he found a pod of the acacia, and took from it the 
 henrfc of his younger brother; for, lo, it was there. Thereup- 
 on he took a 124 jug of clear v/ater, casting the heart into it, 
 an J remained in the house all day. But when it was evening 
 125 BitaiT's heart absorbed the water, while his body was 
 still lying motionless; for when he beheld his older broth- 
 er 123 he swooned. But Anubis, the older brother, took the 
 jug of clear water, in which the heart 127 of his younger 
 brother lay, and washed it in the water. Then the heart re- 
 vived and Batau became his former self. After they had 
 embraced 128 the one spoke to the other. p 
 
 ThenB%tViM said to his 129 older brother:/ "Behold, I 
 shall be transformed into an Apis-bull, which has all the 
 required markings and whose origin is mysterious. 130 Do 
 you take your seat on my back. Oh, do this; for when the 
 sun-god Shu shines we will arrive where my wife now is. 
 Furthermore, 131 I beg you to take me to the king, who 
 will give you many presents and 132 will bestow on you 
 silver and gold, because you have brought me to Pharaoh. 
 But I shall be considered a great prodigy, and there will be 
 
102 
 
 133 joy on my account in all tlie land. You, however, re- 
 turn to your village." 
 
 On the following 134 day B;.t-u became transformed, as 
 he had told Anubis, his older brother, 135 who mounted 
 on his back. At day-bre:iv they arrived where the king was. 
 Then it was 136 announced to his majosty who, when he 
 S-iw the bull, rejoiced exceedingly and offered up to it 137 
 s?.crifi3es in grc.it number, saying: "A great miracle has 
 be.^n wrought; let there be Joy in all the l:nd." Bat the Tcvng 
 138 gave silver and gold to the older brother, who there- 
 upon returned to his village. Then there were provided for 
 the bull many 139 servants and many dainties, because 
 Pharaoh and all the people in the whole land had become 
 exceedingly fond of it. 140 [^ome tims after this the bull 
 went into the harem and stood in front of the 141 queen, 
 and addressed her, saying: "Behold, I am still alive!" But 
 she 142 asked him: "Who are you?" He answered her: "I 
 am Batau. You knew that when 143 you caused the acr.cia 
 to be out down by Poaraoh, that then I would die. But see, 
 144 I am still alive. I am this bull. " y/icw the queen be- 
 ca:ne exceedingly alarmed at the words of 145 her husband. 
 The iull, liowever, departed from the harem. 
 
 But one day his majesty was enjoying the society oi his 
 wife who was 143 with him at the table, when he becam.e 
 so fond of her, that she begged him: "Oh, swear to me by 
 the deity aul say to 147 whatever I may ask: 'I will do it 
 for you. ' " But he listened graciously to all that she said. 
 "Then I want to eat the liver of this bull, 148 which is of 
 no use to you at all." That was what she said to him. Bi j 
 the king was very much grieved at her words and his heart 
 149 was exceedingly troubled. On the following day, hots- 
 ever, after he had offered up large sacrifices in 150 honor of 
 the bull, he despatched his chief of the butchers to kill the 
 bull. But 151 while they were killing it, it stood by the 
 side of the men and lowered its neck for the death blow. 
 Then there 152 oozed from the wound two drops of blood 
 which fell by the side of the two large doors of Pharaoh's 
 house. One was on the one side of 153 the grand staircase 
 of Pharaoh, while the o^^her wts on the other side. They 
 were transformed into two large 154 perseas, en ch of mag- 
 nificent growth. Then the people came and told his majesty: 
 
103 
 
 "Two large perseas 155 have sprouted out of the ground 
 during the night as a great and good sign for Pharaoh. They 
 are by the side of the royal staircase." But the people re- 
 joiced 156 because of them in all the land, iind the king of- 
 fered lip sacrifices to them. 
 
 Some time after tliis his majesty 157 appeared in str.te 
 in the coronation-hall of lapis lazuli, wearing r.round his 
 neck a wreath composed of r.ll kinds of flov/crs, end stand- 
 ing on a chariot of gold-metal. 153 He issued from his roy- 
 al palace to view the perseas. But the queen came also on a 
 chariot behind Phr^raoh. 159 Now while his majesty sat be- 
 neath one of the perseas, [she sat beneath the other. Then 
 Batau] addressed his wife: "Oh, you wicked one! 1 160 am 
 Batau. I am still alive to your mortification. You imagined 
 that you could have me killed by Pharaoh 131 even here; 
 for when I became transformed into a bull you ordered me 
 to be killed." 
 
 Now some days after this 1G2 it happened that the queen 
 was sitting at the table with his majesty, who was very af- 
 fectionate to her, when she said to him: "Come, 133 swear 
 to me by the deity and say: 'Whatsoever the queen asliS 
 me to do, that I will certainly do for her.' " But he listened 
 graciously 1G4 to all that she sr id. "Then," she replied, 
 "let the two perseas be cut dov.m, and have good planks 
 made of them." 135 Then the Icing acceded to her wish. A 
 few days later his majesty 136 summoned skillful work- 
 men, who cut down the perseas at his command. But there 
 stood by and looked on 137 the royal wife and queen. And 
 a splinter flew off and entered the queen's mouth. Then she 
 138 felt tha„t she had conceived. (But she was happy) be- 
 cause she now had 130 all that she desired. 
 
 Some time after this she 170 gave birth to a male child, 
 and the people came to tell his majesty: "There has been 
 born 171 to you a male child." But the Jcivg gave the child 
 nurses and waiting- women, and the people 172 rejoiced in 
 all the land. The king celebrated a holiday and gave the 
 173 child a name. His majesty loved him so much from 
 this tim.e, that he made him 174 a prince of Nubia. Soon 
 thereafter his majesty made him 175 governor over the en- 
 tire country. After he had been for many 170 years governor 
 over the entire country his majesty fiew tip to heaven. 
 
104 
 
 Then {Batau) 111 said: "Let there be brought to me the 
 great chiefs of his majesty, and I will explain all the mat- 
 ters 178 relating to my transformation." After that, when 
 his wife had been brought, he laid his charges against her 
 before the chiefs, who judged between them. 179 Then 
 there was brought to him his older brother, and he made 
 him governor over the entire land. But he remained king of 
 Egypt for thirty years. 180 Then he departed this life and 
 met his older brother on the day when he cast anchor in 
 heaven. 
 
 The story is finished to the entire 181 satisfaction of the 
 scribe of the treasury Qagabu, of the royal treasury, and 
 of the scribe Hora, and of the scribe Meremnpt. 182 It was 
 copied by the scribe Annana, the head librarian. Now, 
 whatever (good or bad) any one may say of this story, 183 
 may Thoth either bless or curse him. 
 
 * * 
 * 
 
 184 [The owner of this papyrus is] the fan-bearer at the 
 king's right hand, the governor, the royal scribe, the com- 
 mander of the infantry, the oldest prince, Setimerptah. 
 
 * * 
 * 
 
 185 The fan-bearer at the king's right hand, the royal 
 scribe, the commander of the infantry, the oldest prince, 
 (Setimerptah). 
 
 * » 
 * 
 
 186 Large loaves of bread 17. 
 
 187 Hetep loaves 50. 
 
 188 Temple loaves 48. 
 

 S 
 
]SrOTES 
 
 ON THE HIERATIC TEXT AND THE HIEKOGLYPHIC TRANSCRIPTION. 
 
 Line 1. The first Hieratic signs of the papyrv.o are all 
 
 plainly legible except the first letter i , which is supplied 
 from Pap. Harris 500 Verso pg. 4, 1. 1 ; which see. The other 
 
 • AAAAA^ 
 
 reading ^ q ?=^is altogether inadmissible. — ti^^l^ and 
 
 ^^ .- The trr,nscription of these signs presents some diffi- 
 culty though their pronunciation mer is established. The 
 sign /^ below the ^^^ in this line must be <o (cf . 1. 42 
 and 63), although the original shows a distinct % — ■• in 1. 30. 
 The upper sign occurs also in other words in this pr^pyrus; 
 thus in 1. 85 (mer "fo Mil") and 1. 118, a variant of thepre- 
 ceding. The Hieroglyphic word for ^^mother" was always 
 
 written with the sign of the vulture (_aib). But at the same 
 time we find in Papyrus Bulak XYII, line 56, a word writ- 
 
 ^, 
 
 ten HrQ.^111, ahem, v/hich corresponds toth) Ptolemaic 
 I ill, ah3mt. From this we should infer that both 
 
 and Z ought to be transcribed by JW ) . But in line 
 
 8") of oar papyrus these two Hieratic signs appear side by 
 side in two words having the sr.me meaning. The question 
 now arises: are both signs only different forms of the Hiero- 
 glyphic vulture? and, it this is the case, why does our scribe 
 employ two different forms in the same line? Prof. Pleyte, 
 in his "Catalogue raisonne de types egyptiens hieratiques" 
 
 (Leide 1CG5), transcribes the jZ by :::^ in the word for 
 
 "chief, overseer," mer, v/here the Hieroglyphic has a 
 
 or :^ . It Ioo''t3 very much as if the first form had grown 
 out of the second to facilitate writing. But in many cases 
 
 in our papyrus we can not substitute a ^M- for Z ; for in- 
 
108 
 
 stance in lines 39, 42, 57, and 86 (in the case of ^ ^^ , tem, 
 
 whose complement is _^ according to lines 43 and 82); in 
 lines 73 and 96 (in the case of '-^, shorn, which is also fol- 
 lowed by an _M^ only); and perhaps also in lines 38, 81, and 
 149 (in the case of |, sekhmsr, whic-li could, however, also 
 
 have a "^^ as complement). Taking all this into account, 
 it ivill be best to transcribe ^^^ by _W^ and ^ by .1^:^ . — 
 
 J^ 9 
 
 ^°°y and ^-4- . It 
 
 'i^ is a ligature consisting of ihe signs 
 is thus written separately in Papyrus Harris 500 Verso pg. 
 4 1. 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, &c.; also very plainly in Papyrus Abbott 
 
 pg. 1 1. 6. The Hieroglyphic is /^ ^ , pa. — j^ is a 
 ligature for the Hieroglyphic "^^ , ba. Without this small 
 
 line the Hieratic figure is ■""^^ — The C in the name of 
 Batau is the Hieroglyphic ^^ , t. It is frequently written r\ (cf . 
 1. 2, 88, 89, 122, 133 and ISO), and simply ♦ (cf. 1. 23, 73, 84, 
 91, 104, 125, and 142 : in 1. 50, 77, 115, and 143 it resembles 
 
 a small line). — The missing signs of <r-^ , '•^ , . khori, oc- 
 curring twice in this line, are supplied from 1. 14, 16, &c. 
 
 Line 2. ^ /?)t^ J^S : supplied from the context; cf. 1. 12 
 
 II 
 
 and 19. — i —,. The Hieroglyphic equivalent for this would 
 
 be # I, her, but the exact transcription is <rr> . The hori- 
 zontal line below the first sign is an <:::>, which is some- 
 times written in fiill as /^ (cf. 1. 40 and 100 of our papy- 
 rus and Pap. Berlin 1425 1. 23, 44, 51, 56, 59, 64; Pap. Bulak 
 XVII 1. 8, 9, 31) or else abbreviated into a « (cf. Pap. Berlin 
 1425 1. DC; Pap. BuKik XVII 1. 16). With reference to the 
 vertical line after this sign, see Lemm, "Studien zum 
 
 Z 
 
 Ritualbuche des Ammondienstes" pg. 15. — ^ is a liga- 
 ture for g, ut (cf. 1. 5, 34, 46, 76, 86, 107, 115, 136, 173, 180). 
 
109 
 The _^ before ,^^ s I is supplied from 1.3. — ^r is 
 
 a ligature for § or the ustial Hieroglyphic ^ . 
 
 Line 3. <;:> ^ ^- S il) "^ . Traces of the <=> can still 
 be seen in the original. The other missing signs are sup- 
 plied from 1. 2. — We always transcribe the determina- 
 tive £ji_, by J and ^-^ or ^y^ by ^ — n , although the 
 latter is the more usual equivalent for both Hieratic forms. 
 
 — 1 l/m ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ■ The missing si^ns are supplied 
 from the context. 
 
 Line 4. ^ is supplied from 1. 33. — ^i^ APTo^— 1> is 
 only a conjecture. Griffith, in the "Proceedings of the So- 
 ciety of Biblical Archaeology," 1889, pg. 163 and 164, thinks 
 
 he can distinguish in the originr.l ^i aw>aa I ^ i .B^^ ' i~ , and 
 translates: "Behold the [essence? strength?] of a god was in 
 him." — The other missing signs are supplied from the 
 context. 
 
 Line 5. m'^'\')- Supplied from 1. 2, 9, 34. — The ^ 
 
 in the first [^^ _^ Si =;.- either was on~.ittcd by the scribe 
 
 or else it is worn away on the papyrus. — VS/ is a lig- 
 
 g 
 ature forf^; cf. 1. 30. Th^ signs are written separately in 
 1. 2, 38, 39, 42, 47, 63, 79, 89, 108. — The O is supplied 
 
 from 1. 38,47,89,124. — <=>'!d-1^y\ is supplied from 
 the context; cf. 1. 13, 106, 120. 
 
 Line 6. ^ v\ <:=> I . The signs are distinctly visible al- 
 though some portions of them are worn away; cf. 1. 164 and 
 
 Pap. Bullk XVII 1.72. — a,=±^ i m is supplied from 
 
 the context; cf 1. 33, 37, 122, 123. Into this place a fragment 
 of the papyrus has been incorrectly fitted. It should have 
 
 been moved up one line, and then furnishes one ^ for ;j ^H J\ 
 
 in 1. 5 and the ^^ before MkJ in 1. 6. — ^ m^-| 
 
 ; ;_ I ^ c=^^ S is supplied from the context and portions of 
 
110 
 the Hieratic signs still legible. — There is only a slight 
 
 di£Eerence between c? ( Jn ) and t^siD ( a* ), the former be- 
 ing the determinative after words denoting "sitting, rest- 
 ing" (cf. 1. 20, 41, 75, 83, 85, 114, 124, 130, 135, 138, 145, 159, 
 172), while the latter is the determinative after words de- 
 noting "weakness, illness" (cf. 1. 68, 126). 
 
 Line 7. "k sl . From the context. — The | after | <rr> H 
 X!^ sD is supplied a,fter the analogy of ir.Msr 21 1 in this 
 same line. — a^ \ <r=> \=? "" I .M^ • A conjectural reading. 
 
 — T hD ^^ '^^ is supplied from 1. 107. 
 
 Line 8. ^^^. From the context and 1. 26, 95, 97. — 
 ^n^ Q ^ ^'©i I I . A conjectural reading. 
 
 Line 9. H^^^ and m.SH«^ - From the context. — ^r 
 is a ligature for m. , otherwise written in the usual way. 
 
 Line 10. ^ ^ . From the context. — _Msr ^ • From the 
 context; compare the end of the line. — (5/ is a ligature 
 
 iJ (cf. 1. 17, 19, 38). — M;^ is a ligature for, , ,(cf. 
 
 1. 11 & 26 twice, 16 three times, 17, 18). — l^^ is a ligature 
 for ^ u , which sign occurs throughout the entire papyrus. 
 
 — ^ is a ligiture for \ (cf. 1. 7, 13, 16, 19, 22, 35, 38). 
 
 i 
 
 Line 11. The % is here a ligature for , w , (not as above 
 in 1. 2, &c.). — [ill ®, r*i. Compare Pap. Sallier 11, 5, 1. 1. 
 
 Line 12. <=> either was omitted by the scribe or else it 
 
 is worn away in the papyrus. — Mi , w , . From the con- 
 
 text. — ^^■^ . Supplied from 1. 16. Possibly there may 
 have been more signs in this place originally. 
 
Ill 
 
 Line 13. In the lacuna near the middle of this line a frag- 
 ment of papyrus has been added in the lithographed copy 
 which, however, does not belong here, as the lower portion 
 of it contains some Hieratic characters in red ink. — The o 
 
 in I Q is supplied from the con text. — The i in o «=.-r> I' i is 
 
 supplied after the analogy of J\ 1 in this line. — The 
 
 1 Hy^ in ilSi 7^ is worn away on the papyrus 
 
 Line 14. _^ ^m I . From the context and portions 
 
 of the signs still visible. — i/yk _^lH*u=_ . Worn away 
 on the papyrus and supplied from the context. 
 
 Line 15. <=> <=> . From the context: of. 1. 139. — The 
 
 0( www is worn away on the papyrus. 
 
 Line 16. a <=> ^\ V. . From the context. — For the <=> 
 c-=,<^ A n — A. 
 
 supplied after rft=, see 1. 12/13 and 32. — i 'O'll i i i. A 
 
 conjectural reading. 
 
 Line 17. In the word (5/ / the first sign, /, although an 
 , in form, must be transcribed by the Hieroglyphic sign 
 
 , nezem or nem. The other Hieratic sign is the ligature 
 
 a. n A n ^ ^^ ^ 
 
 for -)^U ; cf. note on 1. 10. — ^ I 1 1 i/wwsa <=> . From the 
 
 context. — ^,=5=^.^. Cf. 1. 33. — ^ ^T^rpg o'! . Sup- 
 plied from the usual phrase. 
 
 Line 18. /vww\liV<n. A conjectural reading. — uy^ ^1 
 is supplied from the context. 
 
 Line 19. ^j\ m^ U \ ^ fl . From the context. 
 
 Line 20. XZ • The original has a U/ (^) instead of a 
 C (21), perhaps by a mistake of the scribe. 
 
112 
 
 Line 21. i . Cf. 1. 19. — ^ . From the context; cf. 
 Erman in Zeitschriftfdr Aegyptische SpracJie, 1884, pg. 33. 
 
 — Lo.. From the context; cf. 1. 26. 
 
 Line 22. miL_fl'^1c:^=£=■. Cf. 1. 21. — oa^^. Theorig- 
 inal has a i "lU, , perhaps by a mistake of the scribe. 
 
 Line 24. 
 
 aas^a/UsJ^. Cf. 1. 26. — ^.^^. Cf. 1. 30, 62, 
 
 ^^'"■-^ ? .^u/l'>«^ 
 
 69 and 82. — /wwv- ci i ^^z^ >.«»>« ^x.^ . The Hieratic signs 
 are quite illegible; cf. 1. 25. The last signs are supplied 
 from the context. 
 
 Line 25. i i i . From the context. — ^ <=r> ^ \ Hi' i 
 >wsi;^ . S applied after the analogy of line 29. 
 
 Line 26. .^^ . From the context. — m ^o . Cf. 1. 95 
 
 and 97. — I /www i i i i j\ ^^=_ . From the context. 
 
 Line 21.1 J\ . Cf. 1. 20, &c. — ;;;:;^ ^o'. Cf. 1. 41, 64, 
 
 112 and 173. — I cz\ is frequently written without the 
 lower £>^; thus in 1. 39, 64, 117, 118 and 119^ In this passage 
 and in 1. 35, 41 and 76 there is only a dot or a dash instead, 
 while in line 38 there is a very distinct <tr. This ^- (q) is 
 undoubtedly an inaccuracy on the part of the scribe for 2^ 
 {^^. Pap. Berlin 1425 1. 29 has a ■^^ (' 'bedstead" ; made 
 
 of wood!), while 1. 30/31 has a ^^t^ . — /O^ m "^ sD . From 
 
 the context. — -cE^Hin. Cf. 1. 43. 
 
 AAAAAA I I 
 
 Line 28. 'c:^aww>. A conjectural reading. A portion of 
 the last two signs can still be seen. — o <=> i"^r1 . Cf . line 
 
 164. —Mo 4^. From the context; cf. 1.44/45. — Ci^ 
 is the Hieratic equivalent of the Hieroglyphic ^¥^ , qemS,; 
 
113 
 
 cf. Pap. Btilak XVII 1. 4 and 18, also Pap. Berlin I 1. 72. 
 
 This sign is somewhat similar to K which, however, cor- 
 
 responds to the Hieroglyphic ^, ^38. — A^ or A . A 
 conjectural reading; cf. the Bakhtan Stela 1. 14, 15 and 19, 
 
 and the Rituale di Leyda. — ^^-^ . From the context, 
 
 Line 29. c> \ 2i) I . The sci 
 of this word; cf. 1. 25 and 128 
 
 Line 29. o \ si) i . The scribe omitted the sign in front 
 
 Line 31. Traces of the ^^ can still be seen. 
 From the context. 
 
 _ [|e 
 
 Line 33. <=>(/>h ^Hi=o^ . From the context. 
 
 A ® ^ , 
 Line 34. i!^.=_<rr> . From the context. 
 
 Line 35, ^ 2I) f a m Hi n I ^ w . From the context; cf . 1. 
 7, 23 and 46. 
 Line 36. The D6C is somewhat obliterated in the origi- 
 
 nal, but the a in c^ ''T^ S is quite distinct. 
 
 I ^ D^ 
 
 Line 38. A m> "U -ti . Cf 1. 36 and 54. 
 
 Line 39. I D m^'4 . Cf. Pap. Sallier II pg. 5 1.1 and 8, 
 also Zeitschrift fur Aegyptische Sprache, 1882, pg. 164. 
 
 Line 41. <=> \\ . Cf. 1. 142. The original has a horizontal 
 line above the ^, just as in 1. 63. — J\J\ is quite dis- 
 tinct; cf. 1. 76. — <=>^ © m^ — ^ . Cf. 1. 23. 
 
 Line 42. X Jl I Hi . From the context and 1. 28. 
 
 Line 43. I c^:=^^^^ I . Cf. 1. 29 and 144. 
 
 Line 44. ® c>7^fl<=>X^^s9 . A conjectural read- 
 ing. — The I in I 0'' ought perhaps to be a i , hez. 
 
114 
 
 Line 45. *^ is omitted between lA)y^ miHH.=^ and c:^^ 
 by a mistake on the part of the scribe. 
 
 Line 51. //w ^^iik^^s^I. The original has in this 
 passage been tampered with by some meddlesome person 
 
 who supplied wrong signs in modern ink. — ^ — y\ £) 
 
 -^ . Here the same person tried his hand again, but 
 with as poor success as before. 
 
 Line 52. The first sign in <=> Jill is somewhat dam- 
 aged in the original. It can hnrdly be ^^ © 1 III which 
 occurs together with the preceding word in Damichen, ITis- 
 torische InscTiriften, I, 4. 
 
 AA/\A/V\ 
 
 ^r 
 
 Line 53. In the word r^J S ^.^ the last sign should 
 have been a X) instead of iu=_. 
 
 A^AAAA 
 
 Line 54. We follow Ermen and read J\ . Others read 
 ^ and even A (!). Cf. line 142. 
 
 Line 55. x 21 is omitted by the scribe between 
 v.^ and r=d=,. 
 
 Line 59. a "ii . In modern ink, but incorrectly spelled. 
 
 Line 60. 
 
 . Also written incorrectly in modern ink. 
 
 'l must.be transcribed Mp*-, not simply V. 
 
 Line 71. -^ _m ^s^ . A mistake of the scribe for ^ 
 
 , -^3- . — r^"- , I I ^ . Usually written .-^-^ 
 I 1 ^ in Hieroglyphic inscriptions. 
 
 Line 72. ^ 21/ . Brugsch {Diet. pg. 537) reads W sl) . 
 Cf. also Ch-^bas Voyage pg. 245 and ZeitscJiri/t, 1875, pg. 168. 
 
115 
 
 M ^o""^ 
 
 Line 73. ^2^ f 1 1 1 . Cf. Brugsch Diet. pg. 1343 and al- 
 so Chabas Melanges II, pg. 226. 
 
 Line 76. J i ® U=J . A mistake for J X I UJ . Cf . 1. 86, 89. 
 
 Line 93. ^^ is the Hieroglyphic ^ , reha. Cf. Pap. 
 Sallier I, 8 1. 1, Pap. Anastasi III, 4 1. 2, Pap. feallier II, 8 
 1. 2 and Pap. Anastasi IV, 10 1. 5. 
 
 ^i. 
 
 Line 113_. The 1 is omitted before n (2 111 by a mistake of 
 the scribe. 
 
 Line 124. The Z5 in <=>y^Q \ is here written somewhat 
 differently than usual; cf. 1. 155. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Line 125. i ^^=_ . Written incorrectly and in modern ink. 
 Line 127. The Hieratic sign for looks more like a O . 
 
 Line 128. _^^l i i i. A mistake of the scribe for ^ ^ 
 
 n AAAAAA 
 
 I I I I . A transposition of letters. 
 
 Line 138. — »_ Jn so=^ . Written partly and incorrectly 
 in modern ink. 
 
 Line 143. ■»s-° , written in small characters above the line, 
 is a correction of the scribe. 
 
 Line 146. La <=> • The I c. is supplied from the context, 
 
 while the <=> is written in modern ink. — m . The orig- 
 
 inal reads ^ , perhaps by a mistake on the part of the 
 
 scribe. — /wwvv . A wrong sign is added here in modern ink. 
 
 Line 147. A portion of the / — i is added in modern ink. 
 
 Line 149. JIj It is difficult to tell what Hieroglyphic 
 ligature this sign is intended to represent. It looks very 
 
 much like a S\, though it may be meant for a JH . This 
 word seems to be a ana$\Ey6)XEvov, or else the scribe has 
 made a mistake somewhere in this passage. 
 
116 
 
 Line 151. <=>'A_Dfor <==>' ^ ; cf. the end of the line. 
 
 ,»p 
 
 Line 152. 1 1 1 1 for ^T^ I 1 1 1 ; cf. Pap. Harris 1, 77, 3. 
 
 Line 154. a ^^^i'=f^. A mistake for o mllrf^!. 
 
 Line 158. The ^ is omitted after n n. 
 
 Line 161. rD^®'i . A mistake for fQ (2 o I ; cf. 1. 174. 
 
 /i X I 
 
 Line -165. <: r>^<=>-M^® q^' i 8^=;=!=. i X!^ . Careless- 
 ly written and a number of signs omitted; cf. 1. 174. 
 
 (J vtw.. :«i ^ * ■ i^'^'^ ' ''-'^'VVAA 
 
 A ^(| 
 
 A^^^'v^ 
 
 Line 167. A j(\ is omitted after ^* . — /wva^v H , is 
 supplied from the context. 
 
 Line 168. ^ / ^ The original is given 
 
 here as it is impossible to read this passage. 
 
 K|& is a ligature f or I X "" 
 
 Line 175. The |jfe$ is a ligature for I J or JH ; cf. line 
 167. Here it serves as a determinative; cf. 1. 176 and 179. — 
 
 fn g, o I . From the context. — i I in . From the context. 
 
 A X I '=^^=== Hj 
 
 Line 176. o^c.^ i and J_^s<=>_. From the context. 
 
 A(3^ @ I 
 Line 178. ^ © <=::> . From the context. — A portion of 
 
 dI q is written in modern ink. 
 
 Line 180. ^ i m fl . Mistake f or ^ i m fl'l 
 
 — A^_ Carelessly written for A \ (2. Cf. Pap. Sallier 
 11, pg. 14 1. 11. 
 
 I P (^ 
 
 Line 181. | . Carelessly written for C^ (M). 
 
 Lines 184 to 188. The lacunas, in 1. 184 and 185 are sup- 
 plied from the usual princely titles. Lines 186, 187 and 188 
 are memoranda of another scribe or priest and have noth- 
 ing whatever to do with the story or the papyrus. 
 
PORT V. 
 
 GLOSSARY. 
 
GLOSSARY. 
 
 The superior numerals {" &e.) indicate how often the word occurs in that form in 
 the line. The other numbers refer to'the lines of the papyrus. An * before a number 
 denotes that the word, or one or more of its Hieratic characters, has been here ef- 
 faced in the papyrus; a -f- that it is written in red ink by the Egyptian scribe. The 
 definitions of the Coptic words are given, as is customary, in Latin. Whenever there 
 is n) translation given after a Hieroglyphic word the preceding translation must be 
 supplied, 'ibe glossary is arranged according to the Hieroglyphic alphabet; viz. 
 
 ma, la, a k, \v i, 'Hi, © or ^ u, 
 
 M ft, J b; Dp, .,_ f, m, m, ^ n, 
 
 § n 
 
 <=. r, .g^ 1, ni h, Ah, ® kh, i or .. s. 
 
 I t&. 
 
 Ji, A q, ^:::^ k, B g, ^ t, s=3 or D t& 
 
 c:^ d, 1 z. 
 
 The Coptic alphabet is: 
 
 «>.fn«'^e'^H«^iR\jM.«^onpcTTr<i^DQ^\^(rtigcj;4 g^-x<3"^ 
 
 abgdezethiklm"Xoprstuphkhps6shfkhhJ shti 
 
 A 
 
 s I atitu. Noun, feminine, plural form: field 13. The 
 Coptic is lOg^i : loig^e : eicogc ager, campus. 
 
 nsD atep. Verb: to load, be loaded with, load one's 
 self Willi 5, 23, 34, 47. Noun, fern.: load, burden 
 32, 52. torn : OTn f erre, portare. 
 
 -^ aza. Noun, masc: splinter 167. 
 
 1 
 
 A 
 
 k. Relative: w7io 2, 3, *3, 37, 103; which, what 14, 15, 
 
120 
 
 20, P.l, 36, 144, 147, 148, "163, "164, 165. Adverb: (/v, 
 thus 21, 25, 42, 43, 57, 121, 134, 160; witen 130. liitt r 
 jection: oh.' 21, 22, 85, 92. c qui; qiife; quod. 
 
 k 
 
 pa a: that w?iicJi, what 102, 148. 
 
 £L a. Pronoun, first person, sing., masc, suffixed: /, we, 
 my. [Not to be confounded with the determinative!] 
 After verbs: 30, '31, *31, 58, 59, "60, 69, "70, "72, '87, 
 88, 121, 129, 131, "132, 144, "147, 161, 163, 177. Af- 
 ter nouns: 31, 62, 87, 181(?). After prepositions: 20, 
 "21, 30, 31, 62, 63, 64, "70, 71, 73, 92, 121, 131, 133, 
 143, 161, 163, 177. The last two signs of the word 
 
 <^^ ^ / "^ ^ , 4zedu(na? I, in lines 22 and 61 are 
 striinge and inexplicable. They are properly omitted 
 in lines 28 and 90. 
 
 (2 21 tua- /, me 70, 87, 141, 144, 160, 161. 
 
 S^e^ em tua: 7*59,71. m. "^ emdua: "jnith 
 reference to me "30, "63, 178. 
 
 ^ mim paia: my (masc.) 21, 54, 71. "^Hl 
 
 tai4; my (fern.) 130. ^Il'^ naia: /wy (plur.'' 177, 
 
 a. Pronoun, first person, sing , fern., suflixed: /, me, my. 
 [Not to be confounded with the determinative or the 
 second person, for which see under t!] 
 After verbs: 27, 41, 42, "43, 147. After prepositions: 
 27, 41, 42, "43, *44, 146, 163. 
 
 ©El tua: /(fem.) 26, 29. See also tut, under tu. 
 
 sfl dua: me *44. .^Mi sQ emdua: with reference 
 tome ASi (the second in the line). See also em dut, 
 under em and em du. 
 
 tai4: my (fem.) 22. 
 td A determinative only in this papyrus. In "%, SiJ, line 143, 
 
K^^ITi^'i 
 
 121 
 
 the last sign seems to have been added by mistake, 
 provided that the passage is correctly transcribed. 
 
 I 
 
 I aautu. Noun, pi.: cattle, herd 2, fi, 46, 70, 
 
 *76. ^^!T^i aautu: =34,86. 'j^^W! 
 4au(u): 7. 
 
 «=>\lli aaar(u). IS outo.-. fruit, kernel 123. Grroflf: cone 
 de cMre. epi fructus, cibns, alimeutum. 
 
 aa. Verb: towasTi, clean 114. eico : eidw : lo) : i&. : iioi : 
 ciivA. lavare, mttndare, lotio. 
 
 ^^^ airum^u. Preposition: with 107. In com- 
 
 bination with .B^, em: together with *7. 
 
 au. Auxiliary verb: to he 1, *2, *3, *4, 12, *16, 19, 23, 
 26, 34, 37, '39, 40, 51, 52, 60, 61, 67, 68, 69, 74, 75, 80, 
 81, 92, 100, 104, 112, 113, 125, =126, 127, 163, 173. 
 With personal pronoun suffixes: 2, 5, *6, *8, *9, 9, 
 *10, 13, 14, 16, *17, '18, ^^3, 24, '^27, 29, =31, >32, *34, 
 36, '38, 39, '41, 42, =43, 44, =46, =47, 48, 50, SI, =52, 
 65, 58, 59, =60, 66, "67, =68, =70, 73, =74, '76, -78, 79, 83, 
 84, 86, 86, 87, 88, =91, 93, 96, 97, =98, 101, 105, 109, 110, 
 .111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, =117, ^118, 120, =121, '122, 
 '123, =124, *125, =127, =129, 130, 132, 135, "136, 138, 
 =140, =141, 142, 144, 145, =147, 148, =151, 153, 158, =161, 
 162, =163, 167, 168, 178, =179, 180, 182. 
 
 H^l au(u): {they) were 48. 1 (? autu: they were 20, 
 95, 98, 102, 107, 109, 114, 115, =131, 136, 137, 149, 151, 
 
 155, 166, 170, 171, 172, *178, 178, 179. \^ <t'^ autu: 
 his majesty was 94, 108, 138, 146, 148, 150, 156, 162, 
 168, 171, 172, 173. o : oi : js.i : to : toi esse. 
 
 w 
 
 au. Aux. verb: to be (variant of the preceding) 2, *3,49, 
 55, '66, 62, 63,. 74, *7f^, 76, 82, 84, 85, 89, 96, =96, =103, 
 106, 120, 125, 128, 129, 139, 145, 148, 152, 154, 176, 180. 
 
122 
 
 With personal pronouns suffixed: 60, 66, '70, 72, 73, 
 80; 81; 104; 164. ^m 4u(U): {(hey) were 8. 
 
 Ol ab. Noun, nifisc: lieart *16, 23, 23, 26, 169. |Not to Iv* 
 ooufomided with the determinative of ^4ti. which s<'e. j 
 
 tJ. 
 
 el) abu. Verb: to wish, want, desire, like, love 11, 36, 
 78, 85, 120. 
 
 f J^^'iabu. ^oyyn,v\..mnther(s)^. tJ®^' 
 
 I abu. Noun, pi. : ^w<Aer(«) 28. TJI^''Vrl abu:4,f». 
 
 n^i X 2i) aput. Verb: to disclose, manifest, explain 54, 59, 
 88, 178. Noun: disclosure 43. 
 
 cT? X sH I aputu. Noun, pi. : works 3. lonH : ^lonc : lone 
 ars; opus artificis. 
 
 a a xly\ Aput. Noun, masc: messenger 101. n s xl lli 
 &putu ; pi. : messengers 100 101. 
 
 r 
 
 ^111 apedji. Noun, pi. : threshold, heamis (?) 164. 
 
 1 Afd. Numeral: /<wr tl20. a^qrc : »wtir-roir : f jtioott : qre : 
 qTooir : qToe : qTOT quatuor. 
 
 am. Preposition: in, with, of, on (with personal pro- 
 nouns) 26, 27, 56, 60, 61, 70, 79, 84, 92, 100, 104, 106, 
 127, '128 (the second of these has the signs transposed 
 by a mistake of the Egyptian scribe), 136, 154, 169, 
 
 178. Adverb: tJiere. a. w ----- 1.^ enti . . . 4in: 
 
 where 68, 130, 141. <=. w -.- \m^^ enti ... am 
 (with the determinative of the preceding word) 131, 
 135. Mik locus, txis.-^^ : iKiKi^is : CMi^T ibi. 
 
 \ 
 
 2if amu. Verb: to eat 147. li Ji^ 2tl i &inu(u): 
 *7, 9. oT»-u)M : OTTOM : oir*wM : od'cm manducare, cibus. 
 
123 
 
 ammi. Interjection: come! let! would that! 12, 
 100, 101, 109, 146, 162, 164, 177. moi : ».moi da, date, 
 
 utinam. iJi^IEs^e ammatu: 147. 
 
 I /vwwv an. Conjunctive particle: hut 80. Lengthened form 
 o' the preposition ««w> en: hy 181. e>.n num, si; ene 
 si, an, num. 
 
 AA~vvA 1 AAA^AA WO. SkO. '. tTi&ii wos, weTC tl4, t22, ^28, t33, 
 t44, t46, t53, t57, t61, t69, t79, t83, t84, t91, t92, t93, 
 t97, tl05, tl06, tl07, tl27, tl28, ^134, tl44, 156, tl58, 
 tl59, tl62, 166, tl67, tl69, 169, 174, 176. With per- 
 sonal pronouns suffixed: tl8, t20, +21, ''*+24, +25, +26, 
 +29, +32, +36, +49, +64, +65, +73, +77, +85, +88, +99, +115, 
 
 121, +145, +146, *+167. a«^wH<= fS un antu: they 
 were, (7us majesty) was +99, +108, +137, +154, +165, 
 +171, +176. 
 
 an. Verb: to bring, fetch 19, 22, 23, 34, 36, 63, 66, 86, 
 
 92, 93, 98, 99, 123, 178, 179. Jl (5 antu : to he hrmight 
 102, 105, 171, 177. k«i adduc; €«: c\«c:ini : i«€: emi 
 ducere, ferre, afferre, adducere, transferre, offerre. 
 
 I 
 
 
 In <2Sll Anpu. Proper name; masc: Anuhis; the name of 
 the older brother in the papyrus 1, *1, 80, 126, 134. 
 
 a (S."!! [A]npu (by an oversiglit on the part of the 
 scriba): 113. Ano-y^i Anubis. 
 
 
 ©^ Anana. Proper name; masc: Anana; {Ennay, 
 the author or copyist of this papyrus and Pap. Anas- 
 tasi IV, chief librarian under Merenptah I., and liv- 
 ing at the time of the kings Ramses II., Merenptah I., 
 and Seti II. (about 1200 B. C.) 182. He is mentioned 
 also in Pap. Sallier II pg. 3 line 8; Pap. Anastasi IV 
 pg. 1 1. 1 ; pu: 7 1. 9; pg. 9 vorso 1. 3; VI pg. 1 1. 7; pg. 
 5 1. 6; VII pg. 2 verso 1. 8; ;;nd pg. 7 1. 5. 
 
124 
 
 / 4 -ww^ (2 Ul annu. Noun: color 129. *>.ira».H : koird^n : *w-txn-.', : 
 is. TO II color. 
 
 'i~vwv\i!2ii ant. Noun, fem.: valley, mountain 60, 70, 74, T.*"), 
 77, 101, 104, 117. «<iiTtooTr regio montana. 
 
 anek. Pits, pronoun, sing., masc: / 42 (with tli" 
 masculine instead of the feminine determinative), (i-J, 
 142, l.'iO. NtiXK : Jvii" : knou ego. Comp tp 'D.S ;-n 1 
 
 theAssyriiin |f *~^| ^J a-na-kuor \ itj aiia-lni '"I."' 
 
 > ar. Conjunctive j)iirticle: now, when, well *tl. 41, 
 (53, 65, 69, 70, 72, 99, 146, 163, 182. 
 
 # A 
 
 <:^.1<:3> khorar: void it happened that 1, t4, 18, 
 tl2, tlR, ti;, t^:!, 43 (nmc if), *47, tfiO, 70,71,72, 
 f75, t76, 88, t89, 101, tl02, tll2, 120, tl2l, tl24, tl3;{, 
 tl40, tl49, 1.50, 1.^)1, tlW), 1161, tlO.', 1174, 117.5. 
 
 ar. Verb: to make, do, woiTc 74, 78, 90, 183; to copy 
 182. ^: ar: 21, 37, 57, 70, 73, 114, 115, 120, 168, 
 
 178. ^ aru : 69. "^ I aru(u): 6, 164 
 
 \ 
 
 ari: 27, *27, 41, 43, 64, 69, 72. <h=-SS(3 aritu: 143. 
 
 *^ art : *8, 15, 44, 57, 79, 83, 85, 96, 130, 131, 136, 
 
 145, 148, 160, 163, 172. S^ artu : 2, 3. In a few 
 
 lines this verb has the prosthetic iMi) a ; thus in 2, 3. 
 *3, 21, 37, 57. 85, 130, 160, 163, IfU. Som.» Egyptolo- 
 gists consider tliis to Ix- n ]'ccnli x form of the verb. 
 In most cases, however, the a is certainly the relative 
 mentioned ;,bove (pg. 119 120). p : ep : eX : €ipc : ipi : 
 ipc esse, fieri, facere, vivere. 
 
 ^12^ ari. Noun, masc: companion, fellow 128. 
 Verb and noun: to protect; protector, pi'otection 183. 
 
 ^ iU m ari. Noun, fer.i.: cnvipanioii, helpmxtte, 
 
 \ 
 
^n 
 
 125 
 
 wife 83. cpo : epR ad, iii, apiid, contra; A-pnoo-y 
 invicem; oTrpiT custos; kpeg^: &.\€g servire. 
 
 sB arpu. Noun: wine 115. npniH^n vinum. The 
 Greek ^'pjiis. 
 
 'i^ra m 1^1131 ahait(u). Noun, masc: stable 7, 23, *35, 
 46, 47, 48, 50. og^e : (oge : js.gi : ogi caula, monasterium. 
 
 i"i I ahu. Noun, fem., pi. : cows 49. [For other passages, 
 where the phonetic complement is omitted, see under 
 qa.] Jwg^e : a^gn : cge bos, vacca. In 1. 48 only ^ . 
 
 akh. Interjection: what/ oh! *24, 30, 62, 69, 82. i^Ao 
 cur, quid; jiwUj quis, quinam, qualis, quantus. 
 
 i 
 
 as. Interjection: UhoUI lo! 4, 35, 42, 63, 123. SI ? as- 
 tu : now li liappencd that 3, "69. ic : eic en, ecce. 
 
 Compare the Hebrew ix and Arabic it. 
 
 -=^f^) as... Verb: to offer sacrifice 149. The determina- 
 tive of this word seems to be wrong, while the nan, 
 preceding it in the text, ought to follow it. The word 
 is a hapaxlegomeiion. 
 
 n ast. Noun, fem. : place 10, 60, 66, 70, 93, 127, 143, 161, 
 180. llini'ast: 10. 
 
 1 ^^"^ aqer. Adj. and adv. : much. <=:>^u:i^i=>^ er aqer 
 aqer : eery ■much 12, 29, 68, 85, 97, 107, 136, 139, 144, 
 146, 148, 149, 173. After adjectives to express the su- 
 perlative: very 11, 17, 82, 98, 102. 
 
 I I I kt. Noun: barley 24. 25. citoT : iot : iojT hordeum. 
 
 I 
 
 pa 
 
 Aten. Proper name, masc. : Atev., the god of the 
 
 gf atef. Noun, masc. : father 1, 30, 42, 63. ckot : iujt 
 patei. 
 
126 
 
 morning sun. 58. This name intercliauges with R;l 
 and Rti-Hor-khuti. but denotes especially the disJc of 
 the sun. 
 
 - aza. Verb: to carry off, seize, take away 2'). 
 
 *41, 87, 98, 115, 126, 131, 132. H © m^ :^ I azau: 
 
 10. [The last two signs may be a third pers. pi. suffix, i 
 ■jtiotrc : «ioiri : (S\OTf\ furari, rapere; fur, latro. 
 
 _j A 
 
 ^^ 4a. Adjective: I. large, great, grand 23, *26, *28, 81, 
 
 55, 129, 132, 153, 155, and 186. ,^4at: feiii.: 
 
 "137, 149, 155. ^'1 \\fl=^ Shepesi at: (jneen 108. 
 
 fl mflrrn aaiu: pL: 154 (thefirt^t), 177. __ii 
 
 ^l^^li'^^ by a mistake of the scribe for aaiu: 154 
 
 (the second). [See also under Per-^a.] 
 
 II. old, older 1, *6, 8, *12, 15, 20, 30, 32, 33, 35, 42, 
 
 44, 45, 48, 51, 53, 55, 57, 61, 68, lA, 81, 113, 125, 126, 
 
 129, 134, 135, 138, 179, 180. 
 
 *kiiki ; dwijs.ei : !s!\^e\ magnificari, crescere, senescere. 
 
 (3 ( _^lic^-=, h auuaiu: Verb: to carry off, gather in 
 the harvest, thresh {?) 3. Compare oiroeie agricola. 
 
 %^^|i ^ 
 
 I 
 
 I au(u). Noun, pL: dogs 75. 
 
 III auiHru. Noun, pi.: conception 168. 
 
 9 J\ aud. Noun: side. <=> a J\ er aud: between 
 "55. OTOT : OTTW^ separate; divisio; otttc inter. 
 
 a AAAw 3 audent. Noun, masc. : floor, ground, dust 52, 
 71/72, 74. »TeH:€iTR stercus, fimus. 
 
127 
 
 n 
 
 
 ! J vvAwv n abt. Noun, fern, : women's apartment, harem 
 140, 14i5. oire^^ : OTP2k.jv^ : oTreefc : OTon purum esse, 
 sanctus, purus, sanctitas. 
 
 iim. 
 
 abuu. Noun, masc, pi.: workmen, artisans 166. 
 
 J \ O I 4btu. Noun, fem., pi.: sacrifices 137, 149. Com- 
 pare oTH&:o-rHH& sacerdos; oif\'kk sanctus. 
 
 ^^^^ ^^X? amam. Verb: to devour, eat, absorb 67. 
 
 -^ ^ ^1^ X ? amamu : 125. - o-tiom : oitom i 
 OTT^M : OTCJM. inanducare, consumere; cibus. 
 
 a namu. Verb: ^ learn, know 65, 73, 142, 
 
 ^ 
 
 160,168. _-^ m^ JT-^ 4mamu: i:«--. ^ 
 
 ^ J^ "^ a namu : 177. ^ ^ -^ ama[in]u 
 (by a mistake of the scribe) : 71. eui : cim€ : €\mi : imi 
 scire, intelligere, cognoscere. 
 
 A^AAAA A. an. Verb: to return. Adv. : again 31, 72, 81, 106, 122, 
 130. o« rursus, iterum, etiam. 
 
 an. Noun, masc: scribe, writer "181, 182, 184, 185. 
 the treasury 181. [See also under sekhaiu.] 
 
 vf 
 
 ^nUi. In the phrase 1 Ji I , ankh uza sneb life! strength! 
 health! or may he live in, sti angth and healtft! — the 
 constant and reverential expression after the name or 
 the mention of a living Pharaoh. Noun: life 93, 94, 
 "95, 96, 98, "99, 102, 103, 104, 105, 107, 109, 132, 136, 
 139, 143, 146, "146, 149, 160, 152, 153, 154, "156, 166, 
 "168, 159, 160, "162, 165, 166, 170, 173, 174, 176, 177, 181. 
 
138 
 
 anUi. [Same as the preceding.] Noun: ?i/<? 43, *180. 
 Adj : alive, living 144, 160. Verb: to live 72, 141, 14;*.. 
 (on^ : oit^ : u)n2k^£^: ondw£^: on£^: u>n^ vivere; vita. 
 
 ^ (3 "^ arqu. Verb: to swear 65, 146, 163. lopn jurarc 
 
 J\ aha. Verb: <o come, arise 20, *27; to stand, remain, 
 tarry 45, 48, 51, 68, 70, 73, 97, 127, 140, 162, 166, 180. 
 Adv. : well, then 40, 54, 58. a>.ge stare; A.£^»k : a^g^e : &.£h 
 ita, etiam, imo. 
 
 T /vwv^. 4hS.n. Adv. : lo, then 90, 102. g^HHtie : £hhtc ecce. 
 
 c3o2i 3.^. Verb: to call, sap 58, 69. r-m >0 asjiu: pi.: 
 92. irtig : oui : ciy clamare, invocare, legere. 
 
 ,4. 
 
 i-T^ ^Mp»- ag^. Noun, masc. : acacia 70, '71, 74, 75, 76, 77, 
 88, 90, -92, 101, 104, 109, 110, 111, 113, 117, 119, 122, 
 
 143. ^szi^Up-i I I ashutpl.: 60. 
 
 1111 4q. Noun: middle, centre. <=> A 111 
 
 er aq : in 
 
 the midst of, opposite 97. Compare kui : ra. : kc ponere. 
 
 J\ aq. Verb: to enter, penetrate 23, 46, 48, 50, 91, ll'J, 
 117, 140. ^^ aq (by a mistake of the scribe) : 167. 
 
 ©III aqu. Noun, masc, pL: bread *8, 9, 186, 187, 188, 
 (OIK : oeiK : a^iK panis. 
 
 ciSi III lidu. Noun: grease, fat 36. iot : w^ pinguedo. 
 
 ,^^ E "^^ azedu. Noun, masc. : yming mmi 28. ^^ 
 ■^^ 4zedu (the Inst two signs are perhaps a 
 
129 
 
 mistake of the scribe) : 22, 61. ^| / ' ffl azedu • 
 fem. : young woman 90. Compare rx&.T€ : 'Xdw^.Tc cres- 
 cere, adolescere, adultus fieri. 
 
 --^ h ^zau. Noun, masc. : criminal^ scoundrel, 
 
 villain *38, 54. i mtz^^^in kzaxL{\i): pi.: 36. 
 o-jti deceptor, injustus. 
 
 in 
 
 <:i 
 
 A iuit [? others read ait, nait]. Verb: to come *5, *13, 
 44, 46, 48, 62, 70, 72, 84, U03, 106, 120. AA iut [?] : 
 41, 76. AAin [?] : to beflnished *tl80. ci : i venire, ire. 
 
 ll^B^;;;;^! s Ima: Noun, masc: river 91/92. iH^^S 
 I s imdt : 86, 90, 93. m^m. : iom mare. Cf. Heb. D;. 
 
 or (?. U 
 
 I or 1 1 1 u, I. Sign of the plural. II. Perhaps third pers. pi. 
 suffix they, them in 6(aru-u)i 6(uahu), 8(iu.u). 8 
 (ua]^u), 48 (au-u), I6u ^shaau), 164 ^aru-u), 177 (Am- 
 es I 
 amu). I u: lO(azau), 3j(setertu). In 27 it is un- 
 doubtedly the first pers. pi. suffix; cf. seter[t ;nu in 
 41 and 64. Cf. the pronomial suffix ot "eos. ' [This 
 sign must not be confounded with the numeral III, for 
 which see under khamet.J 
 
 ^^ . h 
 
 —J I ua. Adj. (with genitive introduced by ^^~VA^ en or i 
 
 am) : indefinite article a ; one % 23, 31, 40, flfl, 6 '>, 66, 
 
 •69, 72, 73, 76, 77, 79, 82, 85, 92, 100, 104, 114, "123, 
 
 128, 150, 162, 169, 167, 170, 171. -_ji ^ ua: oneper- 
 son 56, 129. _3i"%^ uk alone 83. _d;"^C1u4: 
 
130 
 
 fern.: solitary , alone 41. oi — r: ^-ni u4 . . . ua: 
 
 theone .... the other 61, 127/128. .^j i "^ \^ u4t&a : 
 fem. (referring to Batau who calls himself a woman 
 
 in 1. 87) : alone 80. ^j i o uS, nebt : ea^h one, ec- 
 ery one 154. ovts. : 0-T&.&. : oirawi unus, aliqnis, qui- 
 dam; oira».awCT : oirakCT solus. 
 
 Hill u4aia. A mistake of the scribe for a ^^ 
 
 (3 
 
 I I I 4aiu. See under .^^ 4a. 
 
 Jf Jl O 5ll uben (with the determinative of the preceding 
 
 word) : to shine 58. A o ill uben (with the deter- 
 minative of the preceding wqrd) : 61, 130. Compiin^ 
 OTToein : OTrtoini : oir&.in lux, lumen. 
 
 ffl 
 
 i(T> 
 
 un. Auxiliary verb: to be '4, 25, 44, 127. ,www unu : 
 
 44, 71, 73. ;SXJX;; unen: 58. ~vw«1a«vaaa un an: Iheii. 
 was, were 114, t22, t28, t33, +44, t45, t53, t57, t61, 
 t69, t79, t83, 1-84, tDl, t9'^, t93, +97, 1105, +106, +107, 
 +127, +128, '134, +144, 156, +158, +159, +162, 165, +167, 
 +169, 174, 176. With* personal pronouns suffixed: +18. 
 +20, +21,,+24, *+24, +25, +26, +29, +32, +36, +49, +64, +65, 
 +78, +77, 185, +88, +99, +115, 121, +145, +146, *+167, 169. 
 
 ~ww« 4 o 15 un 4ntu : they were, (his majesty) was +99, 
 
 f 
 
 +108, +137, +154, tl65, +171, +176. /?h^m~ww. pa 
 un: for, became 13, 14, 21, 44, 59, 70, 87, 131, 132, 
 148. ottR : oTTon esse, habere. 
 
 >. — . un. Verb: to open 22. oiron : OTum : oTen : othii : 
 «kOTu>M aperire, aperiri, apertum esse. 
 
 .-—a unem. Adi\.: .right (hand) *\SA, 185. Compare 
 07rndk.M : otiiu)>.m : iionekM dextra; Hebrew T^IT ; and 
 
131 
 
 the Assyrian Et±A «'»»»*« "right hand." [The first Hi- 
 eroglyphic sign is not read &inent(i) in this word.] 
 
 ^~w« ^ O ' unnet. Noun, fern. : hour *27, 41, 64, 173. J"^ 
 
 i\ -wwvA c O ^=!s= em ta unnet ^er^ut : instantly 
 112. oTTiton hora. 
 
 gO r-^-^-^ unl^u. Verb: to put on, dress 42. 
 
 AAAAftA 
 
 ^im-A ukhakh. Verb: to see*, look for 119, 120, '122. 
 7i ukhakh: '72, 101. 
 
 *I 
 
 r ^ 
 
 f"*^ usemu. Noun: goM-metal 157. Cf. Brugsch, 
 Hieroglyphish-demotiscJies Worterbuch, V, pg. 336 flf. 
 
 -P'^^^JxS/i ushebtu. Verb: to declare 81. 1:30 J 
 
 ^J°-J; 
 
 M 
 1130-3X2^1 
 
 ushebtu: to a«A 131. J J x 21) ub^ebt (mis- 
 spelled ? ) : to answer 72. oTiaigS : oTTioigq respondere. 
 
 i vl utu. Noun: crown, garland, wreath 157. 
 5 111 uthu. Noun: table 146, 162. 
 
 sli- I I udennu. Noun, pl.i offerings, libation 149/150, 
 1.56. OTraiTiitoTUiTentoToe^ii libare; libatio. 
 
 e ~l ^ -2=^1 
 
 I uzefau. Noun: delay 21. OTrtocq : ottocci 
 vacare, otiosus esse, deficere. 
 
 h uza. Noun: strength, prosperity. In the phrase . „, 
 4nl^ uza sneb life! strength! health! — the constant 
 and reverential expression after the name or the men- 
 tion of a liciug Ph^iLvOli 93, 94, '95, 96, 98, '99 102 
 103, 104, 105, 107, 109, 132, 136, 139, 143, 145, ''146,' 
 
132 
 
 149, 150, 152, 153, 154, '155, 156, *158, 159, 160, '162, 
 165, 166, 170, 173, 174, 176, 177, 181. otto'X : o-ir«aw,i : 
 OTTdw-xi sannm esse; sanus; salus. 
 
 ^i m^l (by a mistake for ^i m 
 
 (by a mistake for JI& .^ ii , the de- 
 terminative having been taken from the preoedinq; 
 line) uzai. Verb: to depart, start 180. 
 
 fi tj 
 
 T^i""n ftrirutu. Noun, pi.: clmriot 157. 
 
 <=>'^0 I tlrus^ Noun: time 76, 122. <=>0 i tlrsj^. 
 85. pooTuj : AakOtriy ; pd^oTiy : piooTriy curare; cura. 
 
 <=>A 6 I urhu. Verb: to strew, hesTnear 74. 
 
 O 11 (l»hi. Verb: to place, put 6, 8, 52, 71, 74, 86. 87, 93; 
 to spare 104. ortojroTikgtoTeg^ponere, addere. 
 
 J 
 
 V ba. 
 
 Noun: soul, person 31. 
 
 3i I 1^ Btau. Proper name, masc: Batau; the 
 name of the younger brother in the papyrus 1, 80, 
 
 82,89, 104.113,125, 128,134, 142, 160. JT S, i . 
 Batau: 111. 
 
 Jl H ^^ " ^ baat. Noun: wonder, asUmishment, prodigy 
 
 an..J^flf^b4aiu,p,.:mJ^q^rr7: 
 
 buaaitu: pi.: 137. Compare McrefeH ecstasis. 
 
 Jl 
 
 %^ ban. Adj.: had, wicked 29, 44, 69. &(on:&oni mains. 
 
133 
 
 J ^ bu. Negative: not 69, 103. 
 
 J^'g bupu. Negative: not 39, 40. 
 "-, , , , y^ bunuru. <c=>J 
 
 A^/w^A • 
 
 III I yi er bunuru. 
 Prep. : outside of 86. Compare pn&o\ egredi. 
 
 J 
 
 ben. Negative: not 31, 42, 63. Compare .un : Men nihil. 
 
 ,=5!t^ beh. qaw£ prseputium. _^,^->-e= em beti. Prep.: in 
 front of before 6, 8, 59, 86, 178. 
 
 n ^--^ J behau. Verb: to return 122, 123. 
 
 m behau: pi. form: *6, 33, 37. 
 
 JaI ^-J belies. Verb: to hunt 86, 89. Jx'^i=3 behu(by 
 a mistake of the scribe) : 76. Compare nA.oc prseda. 
 
 J 0^ n bekhennu. Noun, masc. and fern. : citadel, home, 
 abode 11, 78, 117. Compare the Heb. jna specula, turris. 
 
 J r^ 1 
 
 I bp^u. Verb, pi. form: to besmear 40. 
 
 ■S^ beku. AVrb: ii)Worl\ labor 3?. ^:=^^J^ beku. 
 Noun: work: ^'•orl-man *4, *17. Compnre £kok servus 
 
 I •5=1 ce-^ -'J ra beku : Jiandiwork, labor 33. '~i~' 
 I rib-^ku: pi. form: 17. 
 
 Jb\^ 
 
 V 
 
 "'fe^ betau. your, masc.: wickedness 31. Cf. 
 fcoTC : fcsw'^ : feo^i" abominatio. 
 
 TWi I 1 beti. Nonn: spelt, a species of grain ^24^. Cf. 
 few'^- : fco-^ : fcioTC far. 
 
1,-U 
 D P 
 
 pa. Definite article, masc. sing.: the '1, fc 10, 19, 
 
 '22, '28. :5(», :ir), 36, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 5:;. 
 '54, 55. %'")';. .-).>, %•)!), GO. 01, =65, 'Ql, 70, -71, 73, 74,' 75. 
 76, 77, 82, 84, 86, 88, '90, 91, '92, =93, 96. 98, 100, '10 1 . 
 104, 107, 10S. 109, 110, 111, ni3, '117, 119, 122, '126. 
 130, 133, i;U, 137, 139, 143, 144, 1.50, 152, 153, '1.55. 
 156,157,100, 172.175,182. nKn€:n:f^ art. def. 
 
 pa \xn: for, if, because 13, 14, 21, 44, .59, 
 
 70, 87, 131, 132, 148. Z^ m^ upaenti: who, 
 wlud'M, 54, 68, 70, 96, 130,131, 13.5, 147, 163. 169, 182. 
 
 um. .m c^ w 1 _Mb pa enti . . . am : where 140. 
 
 /'^- m^M5 pa a ; thai which, what 102, 148. ^^ 
 
 ^m >=n: ^s pa tern : without 57. 
 
 ^ pal. Demons, pronoun: this *27, 31, 44, 123, 147, 
 
 164, '182. 
 
 paia. Poss. pron., I. masc. sing.: my 21, 54, 71. 
 
 paik. Poss. pron., II. masc. sing.: your 37, 
 40, 42, 48, '62, '66, 68 (by mistake for paif), 69, 70, 80, 
 132, 133. 
 
 pait. Poss. pron., II. fem. sing.: yorj/r 30, 43. 
 
 ^^ !^i4>u=^ paif. Poss. pron.. III. masc. sing.: his *2, 
 *3, *4, *5, 5, *6, 7, 8. 12, *14, 15, *18, 19, 20, 23, 32, 
 33, *33, 34, 35, '38, 39 (by mistake for paiset), 39, 44, 
 '45, '46, 47, 49, 50, *51, 51, 52, '53, 55, '57, 61, 68, 69, 
 '74, '75, 78, 85, 89, 113, 115, '117, 118. '119. 123, 124 
 5, 136, 127, '128, 129, 134, 135 "''38, 179. 180. 
 
135 
 
 , paiset. Poss. pron., III. fern, sing.: Tier "37, 
 39 (where only iset), 40, 48, 90, 91, 108/109, 145; Us 79. 
 
 I I I paisen. Poss. pron., III. pi.; their 17, 
 33, 35. 
 
 ^ paut. Noun, fern. : cycle of nine gods 78, 79, 80. 
 
 D 
 
 pu. Auxiliary verb: to he 74, 78, 90. D pe: +180. Cl 
 ne esse. J (2 bupu : not 39, 40. 
 
 ©il^ pui. Verb: to fly 167, 176. 
 
 8 pen&. Verb: to turn around^ pervert, lie 64. Cf. 
 n3B vertit se. nco(onc:noone:nu>ci>nt mutare. 
 
 rHI per. Noun, masc: house 1,6,34,88,39,69, "74,78, 
 
 85,90, 91, 113. +^v.5llni:il sutenper: royal 
 palace 158. Compare ne : t^ in names of cities. 
 
 L JL jSii Per-4a. Noun, masc: Pharaoh (literally Great 
 House): 93, 94, "95, 96, 98, "99, 132, 139, 143, 149, 153, 
 
 160, 166, 181. cnn Per-aa: 158. Cf. Hebrew njjns. 
 i per-liez. Noun: treasury "181. 
 
 j\ per. Verb: to com e mit, (jo forth, issue 24, 31, 78, 86, 
 
 90, 145, "158. J\ [ 1 pertj-a : participial form, fern. : 
 13. neipe : nipe : nppe : ^i^'P' oriri. 
 
 \ I I I pert. Noun: grain 14, 19, 20, 23, 41, 63. efcp^s.: 
 €&pe granum; nipe germinatio. Cf. ''•1$ fructus. 
 
136 
 
 oow Ji ps^ti (the second c. is perhaps a mistake of the 
 scribe). Jfoiiii: strength 25. «».Ma».jT€ : kM&.£i : €M«k^i : 
 iwAie^i robiir, fortitxido, dominatio, potestas. 
 
 U 
 
 pesset. Verb: to bafce 8. nic€ : noce : tl^a^c : t^ec : 
 t^ici : t^ocj coquere, ixrere. 
 
 c^ ^ V — 1\ pessd. (the last two determinatives are added 
 by a mistake of the scribe). Noun: hac7,- \H0, 135. 
 
 pet. Noun, fern.: heaven 176. ne: nH ttlif cceluni. 
 
 °^¥ 
 
 .^rj-ptera. Verb: to see, riew 26, 51, 61, cS4, 90, US, 
 136, 158, KKI. Interj.: behold! 43 44, 64. cSl, ]2i), 14 i, 
 143/144. Cf. the Hebrew ~ins interpretari somuiuni. 
 
 f. III. pers. ninsc. .'•iiig. suffix: 
 
 I. Artor verbs: he, Jdm, it 2, 5, 6, 8, *9, 9, '93, 24, 26, 
 '31, "32, *34, '38, "41, M3, '44, '45, "47, .5(1, '51, .52, .55, 
 ■'57, '65, 66, '67, '08, 70, 71, '72, 73, '74, 75, 76, '78, 
 86, 93, 96, 97, '98, 101, 104, 109, 112, 113, 114, 11.5, 
 116, '117, '113, 120, 121, '122, '123, '124, 12.5, '127. 
 129, 134, 135, n3% '1.33, 139, '140, 141, 142, '147, 148, 
 '151, 158, '163, 167, 173, 175, 178, '179, 180, 182. 
 
 II. After substantives and compound prepositions: 
 his; hivi 4, 11, 23, *26, '39, 43, 45, 49, 51, '.53, 5.5, 57, 
 59, 67, '68, '74, '76. 77, 79, 85, '88, 96, 102, 103, 104, 
 105, '107, 109, 114, 120, 121, 12.5, 126, 127, 133, 135, 
 136, 137, 139. 14.5, '140, 1.50, 151, 1,52, 154, '15.5, '156, 
 159, '162, 105, 170, 172, 173, 174, tl76, 176, 177, 179. 
 
 III. After simple prepositions and particles: he; 
 him 2, 3, 4, *4, 9, 10, 12, '14, 15, tl8, t20, 21, 24, *t24, 
 25, '27, 29, t29, 32, t32, 40, '42, 43. 44, 149, 58, 164. 
 t65, 68, 69, 1-73, '74, 76, t77, 77, '78, 79, 81, 82, 83, t85, 
 
137 
 
 88, t88, 97, 98, 114, 115, tll5, 119, 120, '121, 123, 124, 
 '127, '136, 137, 138, 142, tl46, 148, 149, 152, 171, 173, 
 178, 179, 183. 
 
 IV. In combination: 
 
 /^ m']'j><^^ paif. Poss. pron.. III. masc. sing.: Ms 
 *2, *3, *4, *5, 5, *6, 7, 8, 12, *14, 15, *18, 19, 20, 23, 
 32, 33, *83, 34, 35, "38, 39 (by mistake for paiset), 39, 
 44, '45, '46, 47, 49, 50, *51, 51, 52, 53, 65, "57, 61, 68, 
 69, '74, '75, 78, 85, 89, 113, 115, '117, 118, '119, 123, 
 124, 125, 126, 127, '128, 129, 134, 135, '138, '179, 180. 
 
 taif, Poss. pron., III. fem. sing.: Jier *7, 
 32, 38, 49, 52, 65, 75, 76, 81, 159, 178. 
 
 -8^11^,=^ naif. Poss. pron.. III. pi.: Ms; its 2, *5, 7, 
 *9, 9, '34, 46, 116. 
 
 
 em entuf : Tie 2, *3, 3, *3, 30; it +1. 
 
 ^ em tuf : 7Ce 5, 6, 7, *7, 8, 9, '10, 34, 71, 73, 157. 
 
 em.d.uf: with reference to Jdn 2, *25, 65, 87. 
 
 C=^ cm dutuf : icitJi reference to Mm 97. 
 
 x^. tuf: Mm, Mmself his 34, 116, 138, 174, 179, 180; 
 
 it, its 31, 45, 72, 91, 127, 171. 
 
 This suffix is in Coptic q and in Hebrew l. 
 
 W fi. Archaic form of the preceding suffix: Mm, his 35, 55. 
 
 fa. Verb: to load, carry 32, 116, 132, 138. Also in 
 the phrase: to take to one^s heels, run 52, 91. Coptic 
 qsk! : £i«ki : feci : qi : &i : qiT : &it ferre, portare, tollere. 
 
 fet. Verb: to despair 72. Cf . qo« repudiare. In 
 his Worterhuch II, 537 Brugsch transcribes this word 
 
 "\ 2i), fi, but corrects this in VI, 498. 
 
138 
 
 em. Preposition: in, on *2, 3, 4, *6, *7, 9, *10, 18, 22, 
 26, 28, "30, 35, 37, '39, 42, 44, 45, '46, *51, 60, "63, 64, 
 65, 70, '75, 76, 77, 83, 84, 85, 88, 93, 94, 95, 98, lOO. 
 106, 107, 112, 119, 121, 122, 124, 125, 126, 129, 130, 13:{. 
 134, 137, 138, 139, 140, 149, 151, 155, 156, 157, 169, 17^, 
 '173, tl76, 177, 179, 181, 182; from, out of, of 19, 31, 
 78, 92, 158; to, into 129, 132, 144, 145, 153, 155, 161, 
 164, 167; according to 5, 38, 47, 89; with *6, 24, 34, 
 62, 66, 78, 132, 138; as 176, 179. i; Also in 37 (by 
 
 mistake for em zed), 40 (before nima), 136 (added 
 by mistake before &mef). 
 
 In combination with prepositions. 
 
 1 25*^7^^^ em airumau: together with *7. 
 
 :=i^ em beh : before, in front of 6, 8, 59, 86, 178. 
 
 ® ^ 7i em 1^9t : after, when t4, tl5, tl7, t33, 44, 
 teO, t75, t89, tl027tll2, tl21, tl33, tl40, tl61, tl74; 
 
 ^^ emkhet: t8, t76, tl56, *tl65, tl69, tl75; 
 j\ emUist: tl24; ^^.a emkhet: 6; ^ 
 ® em Idiot : tl49. 
 
 ^'o>l em sa: after, behind 2, *5, 9, 34, ,^3, 62, 91, 
 158; on account of 97. 
 
 _Mi <=:^ em ter: on acco\mi <f 68; ..^5^ <=> em 
 
 teru: since, when, because 63; _M^<j:^\\ emterti: 
 when 118, 142. 
 
 In combination with verbs. 
 
 em zed : in saying, namely 19, 25, 29, 58, 
 61, 65, 69, 92, 95, 141, 146, 163. 
 
139 
 In combination with pronouns. 
 
 
 em entuf : he 2, *3, 3, *3, 30; it +1. 
 
 k;^ 
 
 em entek : thou, you 54, 142. 
 
 em tua : I *59, 71. 
 
 em tuk: you 13, 22, 69, "72, 130, 131, 133. 
 
 K.=_ em tuf : he 5, 6, "7, *7, 8, 9, "10, 34, 71, 73, 157. 
 
 (2 (S em tutu : th^re is, h^ is, they are 73, 109, 
 132, 164. 
 
 , A D em du : with reference to, to 61, 94, 128 
 
 (where bj^ mistake ^j^ A D _^ em du em), 159. 
 
 n n 
 
 "^ em dua : with reference to me '30, "63, 178. 
 sij em dua : with reference to me (fem.) 40 (sec). 
 
 A. i\ 
 
 tl em. d\it: with reference to you (fem.) 40 (first). 
 
 .M^ ^rz^ em duk : with r'ference to you 42, 59, 73. 
 
 _Mis^^=^ em duf: withreference to him 2, *25, 65, 87. 
 
 _^^^ em dutuf: with r^erence to it 97. 
 
 ' ]^^ „ I ci em dusset : with reference to h^r 29, 
 108, 141, 146, 162. 
 
 i\ A n '"■'■'^ 
 
 Jffl^ „ I I I I em dussen : with reference to them 95. 
 In combination with adverbs. 
 
 I emmati: likewise 13,50,105,116. 
 
 era rupu : or 69. 
 In combination with nouns. 
 
 r^ em ment: daily *8, *26, 95, 97. J>^-T 
 
 emra: truly 62, 118, 141, 144. J3^ .^ I em 
 d&au : in the morning, now *14, 121. 
 
140 
 
 I mu. Noun: part, side. In composition: <=i=> i er 
 mu. Prep„: at the side of, near 90, 155. / — er 
 mu: 152. 
 
 \=J\ maa. Verb: to Mil, sacrifice 150. .^_o^ w/lmaat: 
 1.51. 
 
 y ..uiciV 
 
 I I I maatu. Noun: rigM, truth 54, 59. m«>.i justi- 
 ficari; m€ : mhi Veritas. 
 
 V\ ma. Adj. and adv.: like, as *28, 36, 45, 127. In com- 
 position: §lllo (?ll maqedenu: like 87. #ll <==> 
 
 <? 
 
 i~T~i ma sekheru in the condition of, as 2. — 
 MdkiH sequalis; qualitas. 
 
 H-^ em ar. Inter].: do not 31, 73, 86. Cf. Copt. Mcpe 
 prefix of negative verbs. 
 
 mati (or matet). Adv.: likewise. In composition: 
 
 u 
 
 :l 
 
 em mati: likemse 13, 50, 105, 116. 
 ma. Prep.: with 88. 
 
 [U 
 
 J\ m4ai. Interj. : come! 27, 41, 64. A..vv.oTr : «>.MO-yf : 
 kMH veni! 
 
 <=> Hn makherat. yn:n, masc: store-house, bin, 
 crib 22. 
 
 flliii mashau. Verb: to march, journey 116. Cf. 
 
 jr:-/>. Mou}' • Jw^ooiS' = Jwooiue ire, ambulare; via. 
 
 ^ mak. Adv.: now 29. tM (5 ^ makua(?); 
 see, now 48. 
 
141 
 
 i=:. I in^ten(t) or^jer(t). Noun, masc: way, road, path 22. 
 MioiT : MO£iT via. 
 
 AWVNA 
 
 mu. Noun, masc: water 39, 55, 67, 72, 98, 124, 125 
 (with plural article), 126; essence, matter 100. Cf. 
 "tt , Is , I y. MOTT : MA.-T : juiooT : MOOT aqua. 
 
 /w>/wv i.si!^ ^n menaut. Noun: landing-place. In the 
 
 <=> c=n(2 ^^ 
 
 expression FD © © ' vw^A^ /w^A^^ H ,^^ ^ n haru en men- 
 aut: day (^ lav ding i. e. death, resurrection 180. Cf. 
 Moone : Moni : Ai2ik.no'r : ji^Moni in portum deducere, 
 pervenire ad portum. 
 
 r^u menat. Noun, fern.: nurse 171. Moone : Aidk^dwiti : 
 Moni : MOHH nutrix. 
 
 />~w«Hi\<J^ III meniu. Verb: to hoe, plough *18. 
 
 I 
 
 I menfiu or mes^au. Noun, masc, pi. : soldiers 10b, 
 
 110, *184, 185. 
 
 ""• *-3 ..null.. 
 
 2r^ ment. Adv.: daily 10. In composition: _a3^^^ em 
 ment : daily *8, 26, 95, 97. mmhuc : MMHtti quotidie. 
 
 _^ St^ and M^^ ■^S:=6 . See above page 139, under _a^. 
 J!^ mer. Noun, masc: captain, commander 184, 185. 
 
 «=>iis merit. Noun: lake, river, water; shore, bank 96. 
 MHpe inundatio. 
 
 si' merut. Verb: to love 107, 139, 173. McpetMcnpe 
 amare; amor. 
 
 in^ Merem&pt. Proper name; masc: Mer- 
 
14^ 
 
 e/napt; ii scribe 181. He is also mentioned in Pap. 
 Auasta«i IV^ pg. 9 verso 1. 4 as Merapt. 
 
 ^^ ^ mut (or mert). \er6: to Mil, die 43, 85, 112. 
 
 M^ mer diad '118. .^U=fl mer Mlling 85. 
 MOT mors; moottt occidere; MtooTTT mori. Cf. nifi 
 in Hebrew, »-< vmtu in Assyrian, cj-o in Arabic; and 
 the Indo-Germanic languages: Sanscrit mr, Persian 
 ^.,vi./a, Greek ^oprof and /?/ooror, Latin mor*, Germnn 
 SWorb, our murder. 
 
 ^ d! mert or mut. Noun, fem. : mother 1, 30, 63. _i^ 
 
 • sll mer 43. Mak-TiMCTrrjueoiriMakakT mater. Cf. 
 Sanscrit mMr, Greek ^rffTTfi, Latin viater, German 
 3Riitte'", our motJier. 
 
 ^c=i^ meh. Verb: to fill 78; to begin *12, 14, 16, 32; to be 
 full of 56; to wear 157; to bejnamored of 27, 92. 
 Mdw£:Me£^:MO£^:Moirj implere, plenum esse. 
 
 \>er mes. Noun: child, son *59. Ill I mi mesu: 
 th^ yowling (of animals) 11. m&.c iiifans. 
 
 III mesiu. Verb: to bring forth, bear 170. 
 e mesitu: to be brought forth 170. m*wc gignere. 
 
 ^ I Mil mesu (or m4su). Noun, fem.: liver 147. Compare 
 M€CT-e«-OHT pectus. 
 
 Msfl X^i I I meshn. Xonn. uiasc, pi.: crocodiles 56, 68. 
 MCd^^: cMCi^j^: .-.Aitoog crocodili.s. 
 
 .1^^? em tu. Tn conibinntion with ■!>ronnuii>: M^t^, _F^ 
 
? 
 
 ]43 
 
 ''■^\ (B (B, Cf. page 139, under 
 
 A D em du. with reference to, to. Also in combination 
 
 with pronouns: m._ ^ , ^ sD , m, ^il, M^-^^-*, 
 
 ^^1 o, ^^^1. . I. Cf. 
 
 page 139, under 
 
 L D em du. Negative: not. .M&A DHH,=^i= em duit: 
 
 21, *22, 72. 
 
 v.«w, en. Prep.: /or, to, from 2, 3, 18, 21, 22, 27, *27, *28, 41, 
 
 43, 57, 64, 69, 70, 82, 83, 107, 123, 131, 133, '136, 137, 
 
 144, 147, 148, 149, 152, 156, 173, 177; as 79; by 14, 25, 
 
 "36, 38, 42, 43, 65, 74, 90, 143, 144, *146, 448, 163, 182. 
 
 Before iT^i" 12, 
 ^® en ^a: behind 45, 51. jg 27 63 102. 
 
 Sign of the genitive: % 2, 6, t8, 11, +12, 4l6,'20, 23, 
 
 26, 28, -30, 31, t33, 34, 35, *42, 47, 50, 51, 65, 56, 57, 
 
 59, +60, '63, =66, '69, 71, +72, ^72, "73, 74, 75, "76, 78, 79, 
 
 '80, 82, 86, 87, 93, '94, 95, 96, 99, '100, 106, 108, 111, 
 
 +112, 113, '114, 115, 117, 119, +120, +121, '123, 124, 126, 
 
 127, 129, +134, 146, 147, 149, +149, '150, '152, 153, '156, 
 
 157, 159, 160, 162, 166, -167, 170, 171, 174, 175, 177, 
 
 179, '180, '181, 182, *184, 18.5, 188. 
 
 After verbs to introduce the subject: *4, 21, 29, 32, 
 
 44, 68, '74, 77, '78, 92, 97, 120, 121, 133, 148. , and 127. 
 After verbs of speaking, giving, &c. to introduce the 
 object: to 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, '20, 21, '24, 25, 27, 29, '31, 
 37, '40, 41, '42, '43, 48, 53, m, 64, 69, 72, 73, 79, 81, 
 82, 86, 88', 92, '98, 99, 102, 103, 104, 106, 109, 114, 116, 
 121, 128, 132, 134, 138, '142, '146, 147, 148, 164, 156, 162, 
 '163, 170, '171, 178, 179, 183. 
 
 By mistake in the word ^^T "^ ^ &zedu : 22, 61. 
 
144 
 
 k na Definite article, masc. and fem., pi. : the 8, 11, 93, 
 97, 99, 108, 104, 125, 158. In combination with pio- 
 
 nomia I suffixes: k.^"^ naia: my 177. ^tj^::^^ 
 
 I I I 
 
 naik: ymir 26, 70. ^^I^.^^ naif: his 2, *5, 7, 
 
 *9, 9, '34. 46, '116. \M k i i naisen: tJteirUo. 
 ni v.tX. pi-. 
 
 nan. Definite article, masc. and fem., pi.: the 68,75, 
 '94, 95, 149, 151, 166. mnen art. pi. 
 
 '**^'lll n^ru. Noun, masc, pi.: ndr-fishes 67. 
 
 A/WWA 
 
 W -E*§ 2!i' nima. Inter, pron. ; who 40, 142. niM quis. 
 rr^i nu. Pers. and poss. pron. suffix, I. pers. conim. i)l.: 
 
 yWAAAA 
 AAAAAA 
 
 ^ we, us; m.T 14, 27, '41, '64, 130. TT\ en nu : to vs, 
 'for us, by us 12, 19, 27, 63, 102. en : n nos, noster. 
 
 A nu. Particle: well/ come! 54, 142. Cf. Erman, Or. 54. 
 
 O 
 I nu. Prep, and sign of the genitive: of 116, 179. 
 
 ® 
 
 ci nut or nent. Noun: city, town. Tillage 80. 
 
 \37 neb. Noun, masc: chief, lord 182. ^3:75^ neb: 54. 
 11H& dominus, herus. 
 
 ^:=7 neb. Adj.: all, every 3, 6, 10, 15, 34, 47. 55, 78, 101, 
 139. ^ nebt:fem.: 32, 65, 81, 83, 89, 106, 12.5, 129, 
 131,147,157, 164,165, 169,177. uifieu : ni&i : ium 
 
 omnis. ._jii o uanebt: everyone 154. ^:r7 
 
 vk nob: daily *5, 38, 47, 89, 124. m ^ nuter 
 
 nebt : godhead, divine essence 84, 100. 
 
145 
 
 C^ nsb. I?oun: pold 132, 1S8. Koirfc : no-rq aurum. 
 in^i hez: silver (literally: white gold) 132, 138. 
 
 Jl "tCt nebd. Nonn, fem. : tress of hair; toilet 20. J IC "tft, 
 nebd: 92, 94, 97, 99. Cf. noT&T plectere. 
 
 t<=> nefer. Adj.: good, heautiful 4, *4, 10, 11, 69, 78, 83, 
 
 102, 106, 129, 131, 145, 146, 180. (}<=>n nefer: (the 
 deteiiuinative from the preceding or following word): 
 
 1, 162, 173. i<=>i'=r1 neferu: pi.: *28, 164. i<=> 
 
 64, 
 
 l^W 
 
 r-"^ nefert : fem. : 11. 6 <=> C i nefertja : fem. : 
 *13. noTqpe : nofipe : noqpi : noTrqe : noTqi bonus. 
 
 "I -| 
 
 "T"*";^^ nen. Demons, pron.: this, these t4, tl8, +75, +77, 
 
 +89, +103, +140, +156, +161 162, +169, +174, +175. 7;:;x::. 
 
 (by mistake of the scribe) nen: +165. n&.i : tici illi. 
 
 i::^ nen. Negative: not 4, *17, 31, 59, 60. 62, 68, 70, 76, 87, 
 96, 120, 129, 148. o^u hand. Cf. Heb. Xl3, Pers. ij and 
 «j, Greek vr)-, Latin non and ne. 
 
 /tAIVNAA O 
 
 A — ,©0 nennu. Verb: to pass the tiTne. Noun, masc. : ^iwie 
 122. tii\T : iiev hora. 
 
 ''^^(2-^s- nennu. Verb: to see 50, 125. n&.-ir:n€Tr videre. 
 
 i". — .S iicr5±=> ^ III nennuitu. Verb: to see to, tend to 70. 
 ^ — . <5 11 ^^-^ A nennuit : to hurt, harm 70. 
 
 '— ^HHU nenui. Noun, masc: ^•wi/'e 45, 49, *51. 66. 
 
 /WVSAW 
 
 ^(fi. 
 
 /^^-^ 11 ^^=^ nonuif (by mistake] : 63. 
 rn ^S^^Si^^i nehamu Verb: fo rejoice 133,137, 
 
146 
 
 172. ra mS^^^m nehamu: lOT, 155. 
 
 s® en ha. Prep.: behind 45, 51. See page 14H. 
 
 JfcSsxJ? ne^eb. Noun: neck 151. nawj^ : njk£&€ : iid^o^ti : 
 negAe jugum, collum, humerus. 
 
 1\ ^ ^ 
 
 ^ JS'^ .=?:£=) h neltemu. Verb: to ward off, rescue, Uhvrati^ 
 
 87. iiogCM : i\dw£M : itoTgM : ttcg.u salvare, liber; if. 
 
 ^^A~w 15^ X %. neh h. Adv., preceded by <==> er: former r)i). 
 
 /y^AAA^ . 
 
 eng^: cneg^ banculuui, unquam. 
 nesi. Adj.: helovgmq to 100. 
 
 /^A^AAA 
 
 i-t^ JP' III ne^u. Verb: to he benumbed, stupifled 125. Cf. 
 u)nti| : ouiy ; eTroiiuj attonitus esse; stupor. 
 
 r-n-i ^'to. nei^jtau. Noun: Jiair 2'i. See note page 112. 
 
 crfinfTTn ne^u. Noun, masc, pi.: door-postn or gates (l) 
 152. 
 
 X) I I nektU. Noun, masc, pi.: thinr/s 69, 71, 73, 131, 
 148. iiK*. : enKi>. : eiix*'' aliquid, res, negotium. 
 
 ^\ enti. Relative: wJio *6, 36, 101, 139; which, what '11, 
 24, 25, *35, 76, 83, 90, 98, 111, 119, 126; what pertains 
 or belongs to 3, 5, 38, 47, 89, 120, 124. iitc quod per- 
 
 /a 
 
 tlnet {id. lA^ mc w pa enti : wAo 54, 68, 70, 96, 
 
 147. 1f>?«. 169: ichMt 22, 182. /?>^ !^q vv --- 'j^ 
 pa enti . . . am: where 130, 131. ^m, 141. 
 
 ent and a <? entu in the words iit-^^ ^^rS^s em entek, 
 

 147 
 em entuf ; see page 139. 
 
 m nuter. Noun, muse: god, deity 146, 163. 1 llsili 
 
 nuteru : pi. : 78, 79, 80. noTTe : no-s"^ : noTTTi deus. 
 
 I Sij <=. nuter nebt : godJiead, divine essence (lit. : 
 
 all gad) 84, lou. I Id CI nuter het: temple (lit.: 
 
 divine Jwast) ]8S; 
 
 I ci^' nsz. Verb: to pay homage. Jfoun: homage, subjec- 
 tion 100. Cf. ucwixT . uJvtiewT beatus. 
 
 \ iji^ lI nejsem. Adj.: sweet, good, cheerful, glad 17, 98. 
 noTM: noTTTe-u dulcis, benignus*. 
 
 a 
 
 er. Prep.: to 5, 0, 10, i:\ m, 21, '32, *33, 38, 60, 68, 69, 
 70, =74, 98, 96, '101, 103, 104, 106, 108, 111, 117, 120, 
 131, 133, 185, 143, 160, 161, 176; on 52, 71, 125, 127, 
 155, 15T, lisO; Into 23, 46, 48, 67, 72, 113, 117, 124, 
 140; /rom 73; about, concerning 71, 81; thun (after 
 a comparative) 80, 83, 189. Before verbs: to, in 
 
 order to '13, 14, *16, 23, 82, *41, '43, 44, 46, 49, 62, 62, 
 68, 66, '70, 72, 76, 85, 89, 90, 91, 101, 102, 105, 110, 
 116, 119, 122, 148, 158. Between auxiliary and verb 
 to denote fclie future tense: 31, '60, 70, '147, 168. Cf. 
 
 e : epo- ad, ab, &c. In composition: <=> e J\ 
 
 er &ud : between '55. <=> /i 1 1 u er aq : opposite, 
 
 /VAAAA^ 
 
 in the mids/ ii/-' '.)~. «c=>j| i i i i Jl erbunuru: 
 
 outside of 86. 'S ~ er mu : near, by the side of 90, 
 
 165. / — er mu : 152. <=> ^ i er hat : before, in 
 front of 11, 35, 39, 48, 49, 91; on account of 80. <=> 
 
« 
 
 148 
 
 9i*hen&: together vyith 146. «=>'<r=» her 
 
 er-.tnlW. <=:>S=e^\\ er aqer aqer: »ery 11, 
 "12, 17, 39, 68, 82, 85, 97, 98, 102, 107, 136, 139, 144, 
 
 146, 148, 149, 173. <=^^P, . . ermaatu: cor- 
 rectly, TigUly 54. — .mX®i ernefteh: for- 
 
 150. <=>c=a er zed : saying; now; naviely 54, 
 71, 73, 137, 154; in order to say 103, 104, 170. 
 
 I ra. Noun: work, pjv facere. In combination r i 
 
 r4 baku : lahor, handiwork 33. ~T^ ^ 
 
 ^-■^ n\ r^baku: 17. pi i i I i i i i khaunu 
 
 r&u (the last determinative from the preceding word) : 
 
 tools, implements 116. J^ i em rk : in truth, 
 
 surely 62, 118, 141, 144. <==>"~7^ kher Tk: truly, 
 in truth 73. 
 
 enter 59. <=. A or n er ^ez ta : in the morning 
 (lit.: when the earth was illumined) 58, 135. <^ — :. 
 
 ?r~e n)!^ 1J I er tennu : each 5. <=> <r=> er ter 
 (with pronomial suflaxes) : all (lit. : in . . totality) *15, 
 139. <=>'^ er dut: in order to 9, 35, 46, 108, 
 
 ^Ui 
 
 I ra. [But haru in 1. 165. 1 Noun, masc. : m,n, day. CI 
 
 O I 
 pH:pesol. In composition: ^z> i a neb : <?ai7^ *5, 
 
 38, 47, 89, 124. 
 
 OCO Ra. Proper name, masc: ^f7. i(A«,W7v-,g'0(Z 54, 55. In com- 
 bination: O^!^ ^ Ra-Her.khuti : JRo-Harma- 
 Jchis (lit. : the sun, the Horus in the horizon), Harma- 
 
149 
 
 Mi* 53, 61, 100. OmMm^^^SSS Ra-Her- 
 
 Wiuti : 65, 82. 
 
 n^. w .n Tkivi. A doubtful word added in modern ink 
 
 by some unknown person, perhaps /ac^s *59. 
 
 I ru. Noun: mouth 31,62,167. i W ruui:dual: 
 mout/is 84; the two doors of a gate 66. po : "X.**. os; porta. 
 
 @ 1^ ru^. Verb: to step aside, avoid 49. Xo : \&. desis- 
 
 tere, cessare, relinquere. 
 
 I (3 II rupu. Conj. : or. With ^ em : 69. 
 
 (3 iU ^^o I ruha. Noun: n ight , evening *5 t33, 37/38, 
 
 46,76,122. <=>^rLl!m'0 I ruha: 119. Compare 
 the Coptic po-yge : poirg^i : Xoirgi vespera. 
 
 D ^ o Jrf rerat. Noun, masc. • hereditary chief, prince 
 175, 17b, no, *184. 
 
 >^ X')')^ remit. Verbal form: to cry, weep 68. ^ ^^\ 
 remiu : 118. piMe : piMi : Aimi flere. 
 
 ^^c. I? rement. Nouh: shoulder, hacJc ^M, 25. <=> 
 ".^s. her remeni: hy the side of, next to 151. 
 
 AAAAAA sS ren. Noun, masc. : name '1. II^ renen : 173 (the 
 second /wwv> may possibly belong to the following 
 K.=^-) pa».n : pen : Xen nomen. 
 
 I I renpet. Noun: pear 179. I I i renpetu: pi.: years 
 t72, tl20, *+175. pjiine : poMne : poAini J Xak.uni 
 
 annus. 
 
150 
 
 Q w-oa. yj III relitiu. Noun, masc, pi.: washermen 93, 
 94, 96. 
 
 U re^. Verb: to Tcnow 26, 96; to fall in love with, he 
 enamored of 26 (the first in the line); to be able, run 
 
 i, 87. 
 
 \ 
 
 (s rekhtu: verbal form: to Jcnow l^i'i . 
 
 \\ I I rel^iu: adj., pi.: skilled, wise 99, KHi. 
 Cf . the Coptic piou{€ : puiuii videre. 
 
 <=> q 
 
 i^r^ res^utu. Verbal form: to be glad, rejoice IHQ. 
 pd^iye : pjviyi : Xeuji gaudere, Isetari; gaudium. 
 
 <=!=> vA a 
 
 s — > ,11 ret^u (others read rometu). Noun, pi.: persons 
 
 31, 101, 103, 105, 110, 139, 151. » ill (by mistake 
 of the scribe) re^u: 138. 
 
 11? redui. Noiin, dual: the two leffs ov feet 51. Cf. 
 pa».T : XcT pes. 
 
 "^11 red. Verb: to sproiit, grow, blossom 153, 155. Cf. 
 ptrtT : po'^ : pHT germinare; planta. 
 
 -g:a. L 
 
 I l!m.-— a luaat. Noun, fern.: side, Ixunk of u rivei- 56, 
 58, 152, 153. 
 
 ra H 
 
 ra^^ ha. Interj.: oh! ah! 159. Hlm^S) hau: 80. 
 
 ra ^^4c^^ hai. Noun and adj.: husband; male 30, '37, 
 40, 109, 145. g«wi : jci maritus. 
 
151 
 
 ra m 41 ^ halt. Verb: to fall, d/rop 71, 112. m mfl A \\ 
 haitt^a • participial form, fern. : to plunge into water 
 98. g^c invenire; £^e! cadere. 
 
 ra ImJT^ hab. Verb: to go, walk 18, 63. Cf. pcjah^^ioft 
 nuntius. 
 
 (De ©' haru. Noun, masc: day tl6, t60, tll2, tl34, 145, 
 
 tl49, 172, 180. ra o 'har:tl21. m ^2 o' I haru: pi.: 
 t4, t8, *tl7, 175, t77, +89, +102, +140, +169, +174, *+175. 
 
 ra\® I [hareml^u] by mistake for haru: +161. 
 
 ra o 'l haru: +156. ®'l haru: +165. Cf. the Cop- 
 tic gooT : giwOTT : egooT : g^ooTre dies. 
 
 ® 'i^Si.'iiovin: hack of the head, bacJc. In composition 
 A^A^ H .^® en ha: prep.: hehlnd 46, 51. 
 
 I 
 
 (2«,^ I hau: Noun, masc, pL: weapons, utensils 116. 
 
 ^ i<? hat. Noun: Zm& (of the body) 125. ATi iflh^tu: 
 (determinative taken from the following word), pi. : 83. 
 
 o I hat. Noun: front; beginning, oo : g^H facies; initium. 
 
 In composition <==> <^ i er hat : prep. : before, in front 
 of 11, 35, 39, "49, 91; on account of 80. 
 
 o wO h4ti. Noun, masc: heart 68, 72, 76, 81, 87, 88, 96, 
 120, 121, 126. ^ w'O! hatl: 125, 126, 127, 148. ^ wO 
 El ^&ti (determinative is added by a mistake on the 
 
152 
 
 pan of the scribe) : 71, 111, 119, 123. Cf. the Coptir 
 gHT cor. 
 
 . X 
 
 (? W y\ hauti. Adj. : first, preceding, leading 48, 49. Cf . 
 goTTiT : goTreiTc primus, princeps. 
 
 li I I h&^au. Noun, masc, pL: bench {1) 118. 
 
 ^u. Verb: to throw, strike 57. Vh^^ hu: *44. 
 
 ^^rr: hut (the last determinative taken from tlie 
 preceding word) : 91. g^i : g^ioir : g^ioire : gioTri jacere. 
 
 wwwSS hunnu. Noun: vase, jar 2B. g^rtJs.J!>.-y:£^tio calix, 
 vas. Compare the Hebrew measure \T\. 
 
 X/w^C^J-A hunnu. Verb: ^6i t-wj/- 19; to duiuiss Ufi. X^^aa^a 
 (3 III hunnu: verbal form: fo rww *21. gfH progredi. 
 
 I I vl hululu. Noun, fern. : blossom, flower 88, 111. 
 
 "^ ■.^^s&.gx. <J-y\ 
 
 , , 1^1 hululu : pi. : 71, 76, 157. ( 'f . the Cop- 
 
 tic £^pHpi : g^pHpe : g^\H\i flos, lilium. 
 
 c^\ \ \ hut. Noun, fem.: misery, sqvalor 66. 
 
 ^qIII huaut. [Perhaps identical with the preced- 
 ing word. 1 Noun: stench 115. Adj.: misercMe, per- 
 plexed 90. Cf. £OOT deterior, putridus. 
 
 iJI in hebesu. Noun, pi.: clothes, dresses 2, 28, *42, 94, 
 95, 116. Cf . §&e : gefsc : ptojc : j&oc : gefiicui : ^fiioioc : 
 o&ooc : §feca> : §&co tegere; §qcto vestis, pallium. 
 
 r^ hemt. Noun, fem.: wife 1, 7, *19, 35, 38, 63. 64, 65, 
 
153 
 
 76, 80, 81, 130, 169, 178. £^iai€ : «^iMe mulier. In com- 
 position: o ^ oH set j^emt: woman 82, S;!, 87, '106. 
 
 V T AAAA-w ill Q fl III (the last determinntive is tnken from 
 the preceding word) sutanhemt: royalwife. queenl67. 
 
 '•a 
 
 ]^9ms. Verb: to sit, recline, remain, G, 20, 41, 75, '83, 
 
 114, 124, 180, 135, 138, 145, 159, 172. _^^ jifl (with 
 redundant determinative) hems: 85. Cf. the Coptic 
 peMci : gAiooc : gMiwdwC sedere, manere, habitare. 
 
 hen Noun: majesty, king (lit.: consecrated). In the 
 phrase 7Us majesty 102, lo3, 104, ] 05,' 107, 109, ^^c^, 
 145, '146, 150, 152, l-H "1.55, 156, 159, '162, 165, 170, 
 173, 174, 176, 177. 
 
 _j] hsna. l\e\\: loith 6, 59, 6/5, 76, 102, '116, 178. In 
 composition: <=>X a erhenS,: together with 145. 
 
 '^ AO ^N? ^lennu. Noun: phallus 67. 
 
 ^ 
 
 ' her. Prep. : at tl2, 17, 20, 97, 122 (1st), 149, 162, *184, 
 *185; on account of 28, 132; for 39 (2nd); in order to 
 79 (2nd), 172 (Ist); with 57 (2nd), 73 (1st); under 100; 
 on 22, 24 (2nd), 25 (1st), 56 (2nd), 56 (3rd), 58 (2nd), 71 
 (2nd), 74 (2nd), *76, 87 (2nd), 118 (Ist), 130 (1st), 135 
 (2nd), 153 (1st), 157 (2nd), 158 (3rd). Before verbs to 
 introduce the firdte verb: *5, 10, 11, 12, 15, 18, 20, 21, 
 22, '25, '26, 28, 29, 32, 36, 42, 43, 44, 47, 49, ,53, '54, 55, 
 '68, 69, 61, 62, 64, 65, 68, 69, 71, 72, '73, 77, '79, 83, 
 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 91, 92, 93, 94, 97, '99, 103, 105, 106, 
 107, 108, 115, '121, 125, 128, 130, 131, 133, 135, 138, 
 141, 142, 144, 145, 146, 148, 151, 164, 167, 158, '159, 
 160, 162, '166, 166, 167, 168, 170, 171, 174, 176, 177. 
 
 To introduce the finite verb after 1 ^ au : 2, 16, *17, 
 
154 
 
 19, 23, 24, *31, '32, *34, 36, 37, '38, 39, 46, 41, 42, '43, 
 '45, 47, '48, "50, 51, =52, 53, 56, 57, 59, '61, 64, 66, "07. 
 *68, 69, 73, '74, 75, 78, 79, 82, 84, 86, 89, '91, 92, 95, 96, 
 97, '98, 102, 106, 108, 109, 110, 111, 113, '114, '115, 116, 
 '117, 118, 121, 122, '123, 124, '125, 126, 127, 128, 12'j. 
 '132, 134, '135, '136, 138, 139, 140, '141, 142, '145, 147, 
 148, 150, '151, 152, 153, 158, '161, 162, 163, 166, 167, 
 '168, 170, 171, '172, '173, *178, '178, '179, 182. Cf. tlu' 
 Coptic gi : £ip£n : g^ipto : gp».i : eg^pa^i : cg\Hi super, 
 
 versus, ad, in, inter, &o. In combination: <=> <:z^ 
 
 ^ I Jiiiiiuit N\ 
 
 herer: on^ on top of 111. <=>\rf^'T~^^ her re- 
 
 meni : . hy the side of 1 51 . <=> ' "^ ' ^ler sa : aftei^ 
 tl8, t75, t77, +89, +103, +14(), 151, +156, +161, +174 
 
 +175; <=J^ hersa: +169. S^®o7^<c=> em 
 Idiet her : after +33. 
 
 ^er. Noun, masc: cJdef, h>rrl, 96. 
 
 Q I tier(t), or inat9n(t). Noun, masc: way, road, path 22. 
 giH via. See page 141. 
 
 Hera. Proper name, masc: Hera\ n srrihe under 
 
 Merenptali I. nnd Seti IT. 181. He is uunitioiied ulso 
 
 in Pap. Sallier II pg 3 line 8; Piip. Anastnsi IV p,ii-. 
 9 verso 1. 2 and 0; IX 1. 1. 
 
 <—> fcrf heru. Prep.: except, besides 40. go>\:gH\ abire. 
 
 !^ vl Her-khuti. Epithet of Ri, lit.: the J/orns in the 
 horizon, tilt- Greelv 'l4p/^«jz? 53, 61, 100. J^^own 
 
 Her-khuti: 65, 82. See page 148 149. 
 
 I 
 
 A I 
 
 o5l iieqt. Noun: beer 73, 114. 
 
156 
 
 
 
 n het (or li&t?). Noun, fem. : house. In composition 
 I ID n nuter liet : temple (lit. : divine Tiouse) 188. 
 
 TT tiat^p. Noun: ineasure, bushel 25. i i i hetepu: pi: 
 
 hushels *25. 
 
 e^=, l^etep. Noun: hetep-bread, name of a loaf of bread in 
 the shape of this sign 187. 
 
 DSn ^letep, Verb: fo se< (of the sun) 47 (with the deter- 
 minative of the preceding noun). jouTn : £OTn : o€Tn 
 occidit sol; occidens. 
 
 n,=>rfz=i hetepu. Noun: satis/action, pleasure 181. Cf. the 
 Coptic g^uiTn : £OTn : gcTn reconciliare. 
 
 .^ I H:'! heterau. Noun, pi.: horses *16. X^'il HtI 
 
 tieterau. Noun, pi.: horses *16. A<:=>11 "^1 
 heterau : 12, 158. gTo : g^eo equus; ge^iop : g^rtoiop 
 equi. This word is also found in the composite noun 
 
 ]Tl^fll^i 
 
 I ent thenthetsrau. [The first 
 ent is perhaps du'^ to cnreles&ness on the part of the 
 scribe. J Noun, collective form, fem.: cavalry 105. 
 
 lDn<=>C)(tn,lll Hetliertu. Proper name, fem., pi.: the 
 (seven) Hathors or fairies presiding at the birth of 
 a child 84. 
 
 f hez. Verb: to shine., illumine 8 (t first sign only), *+15, 
 
 160, tl21, tl49. If ]t3z: tl33. I ©fm liez: 
 +112. In all the above passages the word occurs in 
 the phrase when the earth was iUumined a second 
 time i. e. on the following morning. Noun: morning 
 
 44, where the scribe has I o I sez for A O ^ ^ez. In 
 
 the phrase <^ — ^ A g J s er IJez ta : wh^n it was 
 morning 58, 135. Cf. grooire : g^TOve mane. 
 
156 
 
 r*^ ^lez. Noun: silver (lit.: white gold) 132,138. See 
 page 145. g«wT : jct argentum, nummus argeiiteiis. 
 
 Kh 
 
 J\ k^aa. Verb: to drop, let fall doton, throw 22, 67, 
 
 75, 124, 152; to leave, 'quit 80. i ^.^it, khaa : In 
 leave, quit 17. ku> : 5(^01 : ^(i^ is. ponere, diiiiittere. 
 
 ^= khas. Adj.: weaTc ^%. ^Sici : *oc> : g^icp : gxc* : ^ocfr- : 
 g^ici laborare, pati, fatigatus ease. 
 
 J. 
 
 U=^ khadbu. Verb: to Mil 46, 57, 62, 66, 74, 81, 
 104, 161. <^i>^ J® 1=0 kliadubu^49. Cf. the (Coptic 
 
 S 
 
 U^ kh^. Verb: to appear in glory, shine; hr cro'imied 
 157 (With the determinative of the preceding noun). 
 ujd^ : ujA.! nasci; oriri, splendere. 
 
 S ^ 
 
 Yx I khau. Noun, pi. : instrwm&nts, utensils 116. 
 
 , w , khu. [Others read al^. ! Noun: favor, honor 27. 
 lyo-T laudatus. 
 
 khui. Noun: fan; shade. In composition: 
 
 zai l^ui : fan-bearer, a high dignitary at 
 the court of Pharaoh 184, "185. 
 
 511 Miuti. Noun, dual: horizon (lit.: th^ two horizons). In 
 
 the epithet of Ra 58, 61, 100. ^vxSw^ 10uti: 
 65, 82. See pages 148 149 and 154. 
 
J 
 
 157 
 
 U-/l (2 Ic^ebatu. Verbal form: disapp(yintment, 
 cTiagrin (?) 160. Compare the same curious spelling 
 in Pap. Sallier II pg. 8 1. 9 (Anastasi VII pg. 4 1. 4) 
 and II pg. 12 1. 1 (Anastasi VII pg, 8 1. 3). Cf. the 
 Coptic igcoq : ujHq desolare; desolatio. 
 
 (5 Igieperu. Verb: to he, remain tS, 11, tl6, 56, 59, 
 60, tbO, 94, 95, tll2, tl'21, tl24, 125, +134, 136, +149, 
 152; to becorrce, begin *28, 36, 44, 55, 68, 121, 127, 129, 
 132, 141, 161, 178; to Tiappen, come to pass 65, 71, 73; 
 
 to maTce 134, 172. W © U Mieperu^a : Particip- 
 
 (3 ge- 
 
 ial form: wMcJi has happened 137. 
 
 l^speru : Causative form: to support *30. In Coptic 
 
 tyoon : ujA^d^n : [gu>ne : u](oni esse, existere, fieri. 
 
 W (2 Hi'i I r I^iperu^u. Noun, masc, pi. : transforma- 
 tions, form 134. Cf . ^([^cpefs : g^pE forma, simulacrum. 
 
 Ill kheiut. i^umeral: three +26, +120. ujcmt : lyMT : ujomt: 
 ujMitT : lyoMnT : lyoAvenT : ujak.MeT: lya^MeitT tres. 
 
 All the other 111 are either signs of the, plural or else 
 equivalents of the regular Hieroglyphic o°o. 
 
 o 
 
 JD liii khemt. Noun: iron, bronze; weapons 110. Compare 
 g^OMCT : goMiiT : £U)MT aes. 
 
 Sk^^ 
 
 Khnuuiu. Proper name, masc: the god Khnwm, 
 82, 83. 
 
 ^^^ III khsnemmu. Noun, pi., fern.: waiting- 
 women, attendants 111. 
 
 26, 
 Hier. Conjunction: for, and 3, 29, "30, '31, 42, '62, 63, 
 
 ® •=" 
 64, "73, 81, '87, 100, 131. <=> f? khertu: there was 
 
 ® II 
 or were 1. <r=>S<=> l^erar: now it Jiappened 
 
158 
 
 that 1, *t4, t8, tl2, tl5, tl7, t33, 43(»m)w if), 47, tfio, 
 70, 71, 7-2, "t75, t76, 8«, t89, 101, 1102, tll2, 120, tl2l, 
 tl34, tl33, tl40, tl49, 150, 151, tl56, tl61, tl65, tl74, 
 tl75. Cf. .**>. utique, reyera; sub, ab. 
 
 Cb^m^ \QOievsk.YeTh: to fight, contend 88. CKim^W^ 
 ]£h3rauti: 94, 95, 97; to punish 183. ^epi^cp ''x- 
 terminare, expellere. 
 
 ffi W 
 «=>c=j:f=z. l^eri. Prep.: with, possessing "*1, 14, 16, 24, 49, 
 
 53, (56, 110, 123; at 50, 66, 76; und&r 90, '119, 122, 159. 
 
 n /I\ W 
 
 I <=>.=±^ 8eklieri(!): at 143, 161. 
 
 (3 f\h \^'\h 
 
 I 21/ kheru. Noun: word. In the expressioa <=>^ 21/ 
 ar kheru: to pass sentence 178. ^pcoou- : gpooT vox. 
 
 iwilli kheULUi(U). Noun, dual form: wee* 167. Coptic 
 ^«k.« ooilum, cervix. 
 
 IJ 
 
 o o I l^esbedt. Noun: lapis-lazuli 157. 
 
 , j^ khet. Prep. Cf. £is.9^oto juxta; ^«,e^o-!ru>q vici 
 
 nus. In composition: _S<^® aj^ em khet : after 
 t4, tl5, *tl7, t33, *44, t60, t75, t89, tl()2, tn2. tl21, 
 
 tl33, tl40, tlfil, tl74. ^® A em khet: 1124 
 
 ^ A em khet : fi. JiJ^ ® ^ em khet : t8, t76, tl56, 
 *tl65, tl69, 1175. -I>^ ® em khet : tl49. 
 
 rri kh^tu. Nmm,- pi. : things 34, 78, 99, 139. x*^« t«*^- 
 
159 
 
 S. III. pers. fem. sing, suffix she; her. V -s : Tier 105. 
 This letter is also prefixed to tlie personal pronouns 
 
 set and sen; of. -.»_l ^ -sset: she; \er 20, *t21, 
 *t24, 24, ^f), *r26, 26, t26, 29, '36, 40, 86, 88, 106, 107, 
 
 111, {it), 142, *tl46, 147, '148, 163, *167/168. .&^ ^ I L 
 em dusset : with reference to her 29, 108, 141, 146, 
 
 kA aR "^"^ 
 -^^ I I I I em dussen : with reference 
 to thertb 95. Cf. page 139. 
 
 I I. -s. Preformative letter before verbs to indicate the 
 causative; cf. under sannu, sematu, semen, sel^e- 
 peru, seqem. 
 II. Abbreviation for sneb; which see. 
 
 nnn sa (?) or khemt (?). Numeral: thirty 179. [In line 180 
 this sign is put, for .^Jv. by a mistake of the scribe. J 
 
 -2 I '9« tk AA'^tB 
 
 sa. Xoun, masc. : child, son. ^= ^^ ^^iHc^^fr 
 
 zai: son, hoy (lit.: male child) 170, 171 
 
 . I 
 
 sa 
 
 I 
 
 ^ sa. Noun: hacTt. In composition: J5%^ em sa:Prep.: 
 
 suten sa shapes ; hereditary crown-prince 11 Ai 
 Taaaa^a ^ ia suten sa ^epss : 184. 4/w>a« 
 suten sa shapes: *1 85. uje filius. 
 
 sm sa 
 
 after, behind 2, *5, 9, 34, 53, 62, 91, 97, 158. <=>''^' 
 her sa: Prep.: after tl8, 175, 177, 189, tl03, tl40, 151, 
 
 ^ v- 
 n56, tl61, 1174, tl75. <=>,'^ hersa: tl69. Inline 
 
 H the <=> ' is omitted before ^ and both in line 165. 
 I A saau. Noun: guardian, attendant 48. 
 
160 
 
 ^^AA^Q.1J^ sannu. Verb, causative: to turn, hasten, send 
 21 (or else we might translate: "run/or me!" [said 
 Jie\ to ftie). 
 
 ¥ 
 
 P 
 
 (3 
 
 I 1 I sabu: Noun, pL: ornaments, trinl:ets 106. 
 
 su. Reflexive pron., sing, and pi.: himself, herself, it- 
 self, themselves. Instead of the pers. pron.: ?ie; lihnl, 
 68, 83, 151; it; them 64, 69, 88, 100, 127, 166. 
 
 8U. Pron. : it (referring to the cow) 48. 
 
 I <:=.H r:;: ^ silra. \'erb: to drink 127. I ^ ^ ^T ^ 1 
 sftrau: Verbal form: *7. cio : coo : ce>.Tr-* bibere. 
 
 I J* ^^lir^] sebai. Noun, masc: door 45.. I J* m 
 seba: 50, 51. c£te:c£iH janua, porta, atrium. 
 
 n ® Sep. Num. adv. : twice 57. con : cton : ceir : coon : 
 
 ® 
 en : cwton : cjs.n vices, iteruni. ^ after adjectives 
 
 reduplicates and strengthens, them; cf. S f-^ W ^qer 
 &qer (not aqer sep !) : to express the superlative very 
 11, 17, 82, 98, 102. See page 125 undt^r aqer. 
 
 ■*^ sper. Verb: to go, arrive 32, 38, 74, lid, 135. 
 
 (s 21' III speru. Noun, pi. : propers 55. ('f. the Coptic 
 
 cncton : cencwn rogare; cuinc : cone : CA.nc orare. 
 
 
 ^>_=/l sefend. Noun: Tcnife 67. cHf>e: cnqe: CH:p 
 
 gladius. 
 
 I 
 1 ociiiili semSitu. Verbal form, causative: to invoice, call 
 
 upon 53. Cf. the Coptic r.uH vox. 
 
161 
 
 I tk^§^ semai: Noun: spisech, news 28, 36,'i03, 144. IE 
 
 2iM SSmaiu: pL: 44, 104. Cf. Tei>.Me : T^l>.MO : tj>.m*^ ; 
 TJvMOOTC nunciare. 
 
 I AAAAAA ^ 
 
 semen. Verb, causative: to stand still 97. Coptic 
 .viH« : MOTH : Moirne manere. 
 
 II sen. Numeral: two 1, tS, *tl5, 25, 28, t60, tll2, tl21, 
 tl34, tl49, n52, "154, 164. chj^tt duo. Heb. '?Tr. 
 
 I I I I sen. III. pers. comm. pi. suffix: they; them; their *10, 
 10, 11, *11, l.f), 16, *16, *17, '18, 24, 32, 56, 60, 61, "79, 81, 
 84, ^9(i, hiJ, ^104, 106, 110, 111, '128, 153, 154, ='156, 169, 
 
 II I I I I emdus- 
 sen: with reference to them 95. In combination: 
 
 I I I paisen: masc, sing.: their 17, 33, 
 35. .^"iil'i I I taisen: fem., sing.: their 16. m,^H 
 I I I I naisen : coniui. jil. : their 110. 
 
 1^ s-^n. Noun, i.iasc: braiJter 1, 2, ■'■3, *4, 4, 6, 8, *12, "15, 
 -19, 20, 21, .^2, m, 34, 35, 37, 41, 42, 44, 46, 48, *51, "53, 
 57, 58, 61, 62, ^Ob, 6.1, 74, "75, 80, 113, "117, 118, "119, 
 123, 125, 126, 127, 129, 134, 135, 138, 179, 180. The 
 word is omitted a Itogether in lines 45 and 55 by a 
 mistake on the part of the scribe. con : ci^n frater. 
 
 I sneb. Abbreviation for I Jl 11 sneb: Noun: health. In the 
 
 phrase Til ankh. uza sneb life/ strength/ health/ — 
 the constant «^nd reverential expression after the name 
 or the mention of a living Pharaoh 93, 94, "95, 96, 98, 
 "99, 102, 103, 104, 105, 107, 109, 132, 136, 139, 143, 145, 
 "146, 149, 150, 152, 153, 154, "155, 156, "158, 159, 160, 
 '162, 165, 166, 170, 173, 174, 176, 177, 181. 
 
162 
 
 f : III sen by mistake for ^^i ill senf. Noun: ftfoorf 
 
 152. citoq : cno& : cn«w& : cn«wq sanguis. 
 
 I c^si^S'aLt sendu. Wrb: to be a/raid 144. I csi^^ali 
 
 sendu: Verbal form: 29, *43. i c^ra^^S-^f Ul sen- 
 du^a: Verbal form, participle: 35. cn&.T timere. 
 
 0^ ser (or ur). Adj.: large 152; oldest 184, 185. l^^ m 
 seru: Noun, masc, pi. : chieftains 177. Cf. the Cop- 
 tic cioirp eunuchus. 
 
 n\A 
 
 ^( sekhai. Verb: to recollect, consider, think of 
 •69. 
 
 I I I sel^aiu (or anu; cf. page 127) . Noun, iiiiisc, pl.r 
 
 hooTts 182. In composition: ,ww,a /^Sr^ ^^ \\ I I i i i 
 neb en pai sekhaiu : cldef librarian (lit. : master of 
 thebooJcs) 182. cx^ : c££ icH^tcgci : c£«wei :c2^^: 
 
 c;4e : c^Awi : c.^h : cA\ scribere; scriba, epistol.i. 
 
 I ?I? (s sekheperu. Verb, causative: to support *30. See 
 under l^eperu, page 157. 
 
 nil 
 
 III seiyief or sefekh. Num.: seven t72, 84. cdwiyq : ceigq : 
 c&.cu)q : cawigcq septem. 
 
 TS^"^ sekjimer. [Others read semer and mer. j Adj.: 
 
 distressed, wretched 81, 140. T^i:^"^ l1 sel^mer- 
 t^a: participial or f em. form: 38. 
 
 I <r=> fn^ seUieru. Noun, pi.: works, plans 15, 79, 108, 
 
 sekheri: a^ 143, 161. See under Uieri, page 158. 
 
 n 
 
 177; oovdition 30, 42, 63. !'<r=..=-^ setoeru: con- 
 
163 
 
 3, 63. I . 
 
 dUix)n 30, 63. I <=>i i i selgieru: 129/180. Also 
 
 in the phrases: §il <=>! i i ma sekheru : in the 
 
 condition of , as 2. .MsTrr-l «=>i i i em ... sel^e- 
 ru: according to . . wont 5, 38, 39, 47, 89; the sekh- 
 eru omitted in line 124. "' 
 
 ! ^1 mi\\\ sekhsekhu. Verbal form, pL, causative: to 
 run 52, 91. 
 
 '^iiMs sel^et. Noun: field, pasture, meadow 6, 16, 18, 21, 
 
 32,34. ^4as sekh3t: 14. MSs'i sekhetu: pi.: 
 fields 2, 3, 6, "9, 47. ccouje ager, campus. 
 
 I c^^i^^ ses^ed. N^oun: niche, throne 157. igoirujT fe- 
 nestra, foramen, loculus. 
 
 >^| U^"^Wyi seqa. Verb: to plough 3. I Um*^ 
 U=fl seqau: 12, '13, *14, 16. cKa^i : ckci : ex*-' arare. 
 
 I ^ I Ms^ u seqem. Verb, causative: to spend, pass {time) 
 175. Cf. CKiM : cx'-M^ ' cyiHM. : cx.'J^*'' cani, canitas. 
 
 I •^^', ssksek. Verb, redupl. form: to die 109. I XI 
 
 S 
 
 ssksek. Verb, redupl. form: to die 109. 
 
 I "" - 
 ^=pi ^ — sekssk : to cut down 143. Cf . cck : cojk : cok 
 
 trahere, extra here. 
 
 I 
 5 1 segeneu. J^'oun: oil, perfumery 95. cos'itrco-xn 
 
 P: 
 
 unguentum. 
 
 I o set. III. pers. fem. sing, suffix: she; her 13, 20, 26, '27, 
 29, 36, 38, 39, 40, 50, 75, 'h'6, '84, =85, 86, 90, *91, '92, 
 '93, 100, 101, 102, *105, 106, "107, "108, 109, 141, 144, 
 '145, 147, 162, '164, 168, '169, 178; it 11, *13, 70, '98, 
 
164 
 
 123. With prefixed —^ 8: -^_l q -sset: she; /ter 
 20, *t21, *t24, 24, 25, *t25, *26, t26, *23, 36, t36, 40, 86, 
 
 88, 10(i, 107, lU (//), 142, *tl46, 147, '148, 163, Ki.s. 
 —^- 1 Q em dusset : with reference to loer 29, 108, 
 
 141, 146, 162. /?)T^ mHHI ^ paiset: Poss. pronoun, 
 III. fern, sing.: 7i€r '37, 40, 48, 90, 91, 108 109, 145; 
 
 its 79. In line 39 Hi I ^ iset by mistake for paiset. 
 
 I III set. Pers. pron., nsedasIII.fem.pl.: they 11. By mis- 
 take for I Q set s7ie in line 165. 
 
 c n set. Xoun, fe:ii.: <i /'maale. In composition: ^ ii ci 
 
 D 
 
 n set ^emt : ^ooman 82, 83, 87, '106. Cf . the Coptic 
 coi.ui' : cgvMi mulier. 
 
 c:^ I set or ment. Noun: country 76, 86, 100, 101, 103j 
 place 97. 
 
 Jin Read set by some, but ast is the better transcription; 
 see page 125. 
 
 I Bm^ * setau. V^rb: to light \(t lamp) *39. 
 
 I Will 
 
 seti. Noun, masc. : smell, odxrr 93, 95, 98. cti : cTOi 
 odor, oleum odoratum. 
 
 I w ^_^"i'^! stimu. Noun, pi.: Jierhs, grass, shrubs, veg- 
 etables *6, 10, *11, 47. c\.w fcenum, herba. 
 
 V /sJ11<r=-^>^gJ J\ Seti-mer-Ptah. Proper name, 
 masc: Set'merptnh [\\X.: Set', Uir bcloried of Ptah), n 
 prinrp. son of >r rpnptah T. He became afterwards 
 
165 
 
 king Seti II., of the XIX. dynasty 184. This name 
 is totally effaced in line 185. 
 
 III setef. l!{onn: fermentation 73, 114. c^HTe:ct^Hi'^ 
 spuma. 
 
 setem. Verb: to listen 42, '147, "163, 166: to hear 
 
 10, 49, 5i5. ^ -±1=, setemu by mistake for ^ 
 setem : to hear 62. c«oTM:ctoTeM:cA.T€Jki:ccTA*.:co^jii 
 audire, obedire. 
 
 4 SUten. Adj : ropal 184, 185. In composition: 4 
 
 n I W SUten per : palace (lit. : ropal home) 168. f 
 
 suten sa ^epes : hereditary crown- 
 prince 174; 4/wwv^ ^ M SUten sa ^epes: 184; 
 4 — ^ ^ ^ ^ ' SUten sa ^epes : *185. L 4 /ww« ^ 
 ^ElJll suten ;^emt: queen {\itr. royal wife) 167. 
 
 4 /www Sll suten. Noun. masc. : king (of Upper Egypt) 179, 
 184, 186. 
 
 / 4 ^^^AAA (5 U L sutennu. Noun: hutcher 160. 
 
 I <:::=>1i seter. Verb: to recline, rest, lie, sleep 64. 
 
 ■H^seter: 117,119. I <=>'w seter(t):4l. 
 
 ^h seter(t): 76, 118. I <i=>C^^l seter(t)u: *7, 
 27, 36 (possibly the final u is the personal pronoun; 
 
 see page 129, under u), I <=>?^1T seteri by mis- 
 
 n jr 
 
 p^^] 
 
 take for I <=:> ri I I seter t^a : yiarticipial form: 39. 
 
 P^ 
 
 8eter(t)t^a: participial form: 38. The 
 in all these words is undoubtedly a mistake of 
 
166 
 
 the scribe for n-^-, . Compare the Coptic lyTo dub .tv, 
 decuiiibere. 
 
 I o sez. Undoubtedly a- mistake f or i 0I biez in line 44; 
 see page 155. 
 
 CEzi Sh 
 
 ^l.,^ Sliad. Verb: to cut off 67, 109, 110, 111, 112 1 ]H, 
 
 rW~| . >,;;j^ 
 
 166. '^^ ^ U=3 1 1 1 sjiadu (the u is perhaps tlie dpis. 
 
 r~n~i ^«:>^^ 
 pron. ; see page 129) : 160. ^^^^_J1(2 sljadtu: 
 Verbal form: 71, 164. igcT : ujjvt : igtuT : ujcct : ujojio • 
 secare. 
 
 r o SiJ Shu. Proper name, masc. : STiu, a name of the sun- 
 god 47, 130. 
 
 D h s^ep (others read se^ep). Verb: to finish 120; to 
 receive (?) 168. lyoin : ujn : lyon : ujcn : igA>.n accipere. 
 
 Sjiepes (others read asi. Noun and adj.: cMef, fore- 
 most. In composition: 4 aa/>~v ^^ M^ SUten sa 
 ^epes: hereditary crown-prince ^1A\ 4/ww>a ^' M 
 
 SUten sa sjiepes: 184; ^ ;wwv> ^ il Jj' suten sa 
 s^epes : *185. [This sign is a determinative in the 
 word repSit; see page 149. | 
 
 m\ "^fi s^epesl (others read asi). Noun, fem.: princess 
 
 141, 144, 158, 162, 163, 167. w\ wffl^l ^epesi(the 
 
 last determinative bj^ mistake) : 167. AS I ' \\ ffl ^^ 
 ^epesi at : qiteen, legitimate royal wife (lit} : great 
 princess) 108. 
 
167 
 
 ^ J^Vi ^emt. Verb: to go 2, 9, 16, 21, 32, 53, *60, 69, 
 70, 74, 79, 89, 100, 101, 103, 104, 105, 110, 118, 121, 
 
 ^S^, 
 
 122, 133, 160, 164, 166, 170. '^JisJ^ 7i ^em: 73, 
 96. 
 
 AWAAA 
 
 D e^l) shennu. Verb: to disclose, divulge 44. 
 L^ S ^ennu. Verb: to accuse 68. 
 
 . W III, siienti. Noun: hair 92, 94, 97, 99. 
 
 a 
 
 \\ S sjienti. Verb: to pity, he griexied 148. Cf. tgn^^HT; 
 ujcii^g^HT misereri, misericordia. 
 
 no A (2 
 
 <=>i'%^ ^erau. Adj.: young 1, 2 (the first), 3. Noun: 
 
 servant 2 (the second). <=> H Jr "'^ n i^erau (with 
 fem. determinative): small 100. "^ ^-ivkxx: young 
 4, 15, 19, 34, 37, 41, 46, 53, 58, 62, 68, 69, =75, =117, 
 118, '119, 123, 127. In the phrase (where it is fem.) 
 
 ,0'ci=i=t= em ta unnet ^eraut: in- 
 
 N A/W*AA C^ ' 
 
 -^^A, 
 
 stantly (lit. : in the small hour) 112. [Only in this 
 connection is the sign pronounced ^erau, otherwise 
 it is a simple determinative; see under 4zedu, ua, 
 ban, betau, khas, sekhmer, genen, and geru.] Cf. 
 ^tvV*ujHpi : .^eA^^fpi juvenis, adolescens. 
 
 1' ^ed. Noun: transformation 71. 
 
 Htl Sh 
 
 -^■^ sj^au. Noun: number, amount 24. 
 
 ^jLJ^O (^ J^Up- rijaftabu. Noun: persea-tree 163, 
 154, 158, 159, 164, 166. igo-Te : ig&e persea arbor. 
 
168 
 Ad 
 a5^ qa (also read aii and a^ when it signifies cow). Noun, 
 
 masc: giiadraped, hull 144, 147, ^50, ](!]. iTT qau: 
 pi.: cattle, cows, hulU 'O, 11. [Inl. 48it must beahu. | 
 
 LJ *& qa : bull (really male quadruped) 80, 129. 
 
 I — i qa. Noun: person (really soul) 181. 
 
 ^ ^M^ A U qa. Verb: to raise. Adj.: high. Adv.: exceed- 
 ingly 68. Cf. -sio altitude. 
 
 qa&. Noun: form, state 88. (^*w forma externa. 
 
 ,^Hffi'kJ.'4^.i 
 
 Qagabu. Proper name, masc: 
 Qagabu, a scribe 181. Mentioned also in Pap. Anastasi 
 IV pg. 7 1. 9; pg. 9 verso 1. 1; pg. 16 verso 1. 1; VI pg. 
 
 I 1. 7; VII pg. 7 1. 5; Pap. Sallier II pg. 3 1. 8; pg. 
 
 II 1. 5; pg. 14 1. 11. 
 
 ci \ uX qat. Noun: trick, cunning, artifice 66. 
 
 J: 
 
 =£=, qeb. Verb: to multiply 11. Kb>&:KH£i:KMe du- 
 plicare; duplex esse; du plica tio. 
 
 aJ>%\L'!^ ' qebeti. Adj.: ^wre, limpid, cold, 72. aJmZXC i! 
 qebeh: 134,126. K&JkiKfieiK&o reMger.;re; cf. also 
 u)(?efii : {xi(3ii : lo-xf & : wxeq : ui-xq frigere. 
 
 ''''^mll qem. Verb: to find ^19, 38, 41, 72, 88, 98, 117, 
 120, 123. (S\jA\ : siMi : •se.vv : sJji invenire. 
 
 O Qemt. Proper name: Egypt (\\t.: the black land) 
 93, 107, 120. ^^ Qemt: 179. kh.uc : khmh : khmi 
 3C^&.MH : 5Q^HMi Aegyptus. Cf . the Hebrew nn . 
 
169 
 
 ¥ Q \ vT'i qem^tu. Adj.: southern 28. [The last three 
 determinatives are taken from the preceding word. J 
 
 ■y"^ ci \ V. I qematu : 45. 
 f a«w>a1 vlLo qenau. Verb; to embrace I'i^ . Ken: kotth sinus. 
 
 A X I 
 
 8^=-^ I qennu. Adj., pi.: many t4, tl8, 23, t75, +77, +89, 
 101, +103, 105, '139, +140, +156, +161, *+165, +174, +175, 
 
 A XI 
 
 *+176. D^ Q I qennutu (by a mistake of the scribe) : 
 +169. s'Hioo-T acervus. 
 
 /v«wA v>Awv< D qenqen. Verb, reauplicated: to overpower, 
 
 A A X ^h 
 
 assault, outrage 37, 43. /ww^^ ww, >; o C H qenqen^a : 
 
 participial form, fern. : 36. s'ncis'no subjicere. 
 
 /WAAA ci v*!^"^ qendt. Noun: rage, anger 28. [Cf. Ghdbas, 
 Voyage pg. 295.] (^tonT : (JoitT : •xuiitT irasci; ira. 
 
 Cf. the Hebrew nwp "anger." 
 
 qed. Verb: tohuild, construct 11; to create, fashion 
 82. KtoT : KOT : kct aedificare, construere. 
 
 (? il qedenu. Prep. : ^^■Ae, as 4. In composition: ^lilo (?ll 
 ma qedenu : like 87. 
 
 11 D elm qedenu. Verb. 1 form: to walk, promenade 90. 
 Cf . the Coptic kot : k&.t : ktc volvere, peragrare. 
 
 A ^^ 
 
 c^^ I 5 qediru: Noun: dirt, filth 36. 
 
 k. II. pers. masc. sing, suffix: you; your 19, '22, *24, 
 
 26, 27, *28, 41, ^43, 49, 59, 60, 62, 63, 64, '66, *69, '70, 
 72, =73, ''H), '81, "82, 100, 131, 133, 163, 171. In line 25 
 
170 
 
 the ^;=:^ k {your) is a mistake for gi a {my). In coni- 
 
 positioii: //>^^HS'::=^ paik: Poss. pron., II. imisc. 
 sing.: your 37, 40, 42, 48, 62, '66, 68 (b}- mistake for 
 
 paif /m), 69, 70, 80, 132, 133. kS4-:=^ talk: Puss. 
 pron., II. fern, sing.: your 42, "63. \^H^;=^ naik: 
 
 AAAA/V\ 
 
 Poss. pron., II. comm. pi.: your 26, 70. .M^^S^s em 
 entek : thou, you 54, 142. .bi^ ^::>i^ em tuk : you 
 
 13, 22, 69, "72, 130, 131, 133. Ji^ ^:^^ em duk : uyilh 
 
 reference to you 42, 59, 73. ^^^i tuk : you; your 49, 
 
 63, 132; also in line 49, where by mistake ^=^(1 ktu 
 for tuk. 
 
 ka. Adv.: certainly, surely, then 27, 72, 163. Coptic, 
 Kc : <yH : <yc igitur, etiani. 
 
 ^^^ki. 
 
 Adj.: other 56, 88, 115, K€:<yc:<3'H alius. 
 
 ^ 2i kua. Pers. pron., I. masc. sing.: /, rae 41, 130, 141, 
 143, 144, 160. Cf. also under mak, pnge 140. 
 
 m 
 
 (3 ^r 1 kuat^a Adj.: foreign (lit.: other, froniki above) 
 100. Cf. i4007»- : KooTf alii. 
 
 1, 
 
 Hebrew ■;*::; and Coptic f ocouj : €<?cou}. 
 
 Icyv^ Kesjlt. Proper name: Ethiopia, Nubia 174. Cf, 
 
 (^ wQ 1 kakui. Xouii: darkness, night 39. KdwKezKCKe: 
 DQ^ikKi obsouritas, tenebrse. 
 
 ^ ®^e^i ket^u. Noun, pi.: other things: With ^^ em: 
 Adv.: otherwise, differently 64. 
 
171 
 
 X 
 
 o "i^ — ketket. Verb: to aim, lower the neck {^:) i6i. 
 (5^eTffu>T : soTffeT : se.'x.eo's. caedere, concidere. 
 
 % 
 
 ket^4. Adj. (fem. of ki above): other, another 50, 
 56, '\m. 
 
 ZS G 
 
 S ^HHS gai. Noun: nessel, jar 124. ZS ^'iSS I gaiu: 
 pi. (for the sing.): 72, 126. -xo)! :<xo vas. 
 
 .^"^'^ 
 
 ffl _^^ a gasa. Noun: mourning, lamentation 75. 
 
 rr@"^ genen. Verb: to faint 68. S M.«v««@"^ 
 ganen: 126. <5'n«>.ir : •sn*wiwir morari; (Jennc : (^intie 
 remissus, piger. 
 
 ffi f ZS <\K 
 
 <=>^ ger. Verb: to take, seize 12. <=>.—= Sger: to be 
 of 78. &i)i\ : s'oA. : &e.\ rapere, furari. 
 
 <=.=;= I I I geru. Noun, fem., pL: wickedness 62. <r> 
 
 i^i"^ geru: 159. <=.^^lll geru: 66. Cf. 
 0o\: 0i>,\ mendacium. 
 
 .© I gere]^. Noun: night f 124, 155 . Cf. the Coptic 
 <y(jjpg : (yiopikg^: e-xopo : e-xtopg nox. 
 
 S 
 
 ^^ 
 
 ^ ge^a. Adj.: sharp 67. Cf. k&.u) : K(oiy : Ktoiooic 
 frangere, disrumpere. 
 
 t. Pers. pron., II. fpin. sinfr. srffix: you; your 20 (after 
 du), 41 (after m&ai), '87 (aftpr aza, ne^iemu, qede. 
 nul, 143 (after dut), 160 (aft* r er), 161 (after au). In 
 
172 
 
 composition: (5^ tut: you 99, 149, 160. ^M^ sS em 
 
 dut: with reference to you 40 (first). //>^ !^^~lu 
 pait: your (fem.) 49. [Also read a; see page 190.] 
 
 ta. Definite article fem. sing. : tTie *10, 10, 13, *19, 35, 
 50, 58, 60, 66, 70, 71, 74, 75, 77, 78. 79, '80, 84, 88, 90, 
 93, 94, 97, 101, 104, 106, 111, 119, 117, 120, 140, 141, 
 144, 145, 147, '152, 153, 158, 159, 162, 163, '167, 173, 
 176. '^ : T def . art. fem. sing. 
 
 ^ tai. Demons, pron. fem. sing.: t?i/s 99, 137. 
 
 taia. Poss. pron., I. maso. sing.: my 130. 
 
 taia. Poss. pron., I. fem. sing.: my 22. 
 
 :3^ talk. Poss. pron., II. masc. sing.: your 42, *63. 
 
 s.,=_ taif. Pers. pron., III. maso. sing.: Ms; Us *7, 32, 
 38, 49, 52, 65, 75, 76, 81, 159, 178. 
 
 A/VA/SAA 
 
 I I I taisen. Pers. pron., III. maso. pi.: t/ieir 16. 
 
 I s ta. Noun, masc: la7id, earth, annilry 4, t8, tl5, 58, 
 t60, 79, 84, 107, tll9, tl91, 1B:1 ti;i;3, r55, 137, 139, tl49, 
 156, 172, 175, *tl70, 179. eo : to orbis terrarum. 
 
 @ tU. Auxilinry wrb: to he, espeoially in verbal forms 
 After aiTimi 147. Partiole forming pers. pronouns; 
 
 © ^ tua : I. masc. sing. : /; me 87, 141, 144, 160, 161. 
 
 eCl tua: I. fem. sing.: / 26. '^in:^ tuk. II. masc 
 
 sing. : you 49, 63, 139. (2 xl tut : II. fem. sing. : yon 
 
 29, 142, 160. 21=.-. tuf : III. masc. sing.: he; him; Ma, 
 it 31, 34, 45, 72, 91, 116, 127, 138, 171, 174, 179, 180. 
 
173 
 
 Taviaaa 
 
 In composition: w>~v<ici (2 unantu; tJiey were, {/tls 
 majesty/) was t99, tl08, +137, +154, +166, +171, +176. 
 
 © astu: now it happened that 3, "69. <===> © klier- 
 
 tu: there was oi: were \\. 1 (5 autu: they were 'io, 
 95, 98, ]U2, 107, 109, 114, 115, "131, 135, 137, 149, 151, 
 
 155, 166, 170, 171, 172, *178, 178, 179. \^ <^^ autU: 
 his majesty was 94, 108, 138, 146, 148, 150, 156, 162, 
 
 168,171,172,173. (E (2 tVLtn: it shall he U. (2 (2 sil 
 
 tutu : his majesty is or was 131, 135. .^ © ^ em 
 
 , (2 
 
 tu4: / *59, 71. JB)^':;^^* emtuk: you 13,22,69, 
 
 (S 
 
 '72, 130, 131, 133. j!^^«.=_ em tuf : he 5, 6, '7, *7, 
 
 8, 9, no, 34, 71, 73, 157. m^@ © em tutu: there is, 
 
 he is, they are 73, 109, 132, 164. .^ £=J em entuf : 
 
 he 2, *3, 3, *3, 30; tY +1. ^^~ em dutuf: with 
 
 reference to it 97. The ■^ii^ (2 ktu in line 49 is by a 
 
 o C2 
 mistake of the scribe for 'v33t tuk; see above. 
 
 D □ 
 
 ,®o tept. Adj.: chief 150. ®ci\\ tepti: 154. 
 
 : ^n-ir ^IJ tem. Negative: not; lest 43, 82, 143. Jjicar^ temi 
 not 39, 42; lest 86. TJa non. In composition; 
 ^!^ >-ir .!>i^ pa tem : without 57. 
 
 8^ H')^ ll I temiu. In composition with <=> er : each, ev- 
 ery 5. 
 
 ter. Noun and adj.: totality; all, whole 4, 79, 84, 107, 
 133, 137, 156, 172, 175, +176, 179. -rnp omnis. In 
 
174 
 
 composition: <=r><c:> erter: all (lit.:m . total- 
 ity) *ir), 139.' M^<=> emter: on accotmtof 68. 
 ■ .^Wi <=> em teru : since, because 63. .Mi <=> \\ 
 emterti: wJien 118, 142. <=>\\ terti: when ^1. 
 
 <z> J III teru. Verbal form: to run 52. 
 
 <=> il tera. Noun, niasc. : time tl2, t33. Adv.: t/ien. 142. 
 Cf. the Coptic it TcXerS Tepe qiiando. 
 
 (D ^1^1 III tehau. Noun, plural lorm: transgression 81. 
 
 rO ^^Iq© tehatu: Veroal form, masc: transgns- 
 sion 73. TOO transitus; Txg^o : T«»,g^c capere, appre- 
 hendere. 
 
 ro ^Mi h tehem. Verb: to drive 9. 
 
 ( Th 
 
 n t^airuaa. JNouu, umsc: stairca^'ie 15'S, lUi). 
 
 ^fl 
 
 \\W»a:I ^uiu. Noun, dual with pi. ending: the two 
 sandals 116. Tooire:ooiOTr» calceus, culceamentum. 
 
 J^ 5i t^ebu. Noun, masc, pi.: jugs, jars 73, 114. 
 
 Oi I I I h t^muru. Noun: strength 26, *26. Cf. Coptic 
 a'poi'spo vinci're. dnrus; -x pi'xcopiz-xioiopt'. fortis. 
 
 I) ^ ]i<=>Hl \.\ ^3ntlieterau. Noun, fern., pi.: caval- 
 ry 105. See also page 155. 
 
 J\ t^ehen. Verb: tomeetlS. ^woztoho adtpovere. 
 
175 
 D 
 
 \v*t5 di. Noun: road, way 58. Verb: to remain 80. Of. 
 TikikTe expandere; TtocTto age, adverte animum. 
 
 du. Verb: to give, put, allow, let 20, 31, 43, 45, 72, 174, 
 
 177, 179. o dut: Verbal form: 8, 9, 39, 43, 45, 
 
 55, 59, 64, 73, 98, 102, 105, 106, 110, 114, 115, 135, 138, 
 '143 (once as a correction of the Egyptian scribe), 
 160, "161 (once with the c either omitted by the scribe 
 or else destroyed in the papyrus), 160, 161, 165, 171. 
 ■^ : T*w«w : TCI : thi dare. Cf . Greek Soo-, Latin do, &c. 
 
 In composition: <=> c. erdut: in order to 9,35, 
 46, 108, 150. .Mi U a em du : with reference to, to 
 
 61, 94, 128 (where by mistake _Mi A D -B% em du 
 
 em), 159. [See also this word as negative, page 143.] 
 
 ^ emdua: with reference to me (masc.) "30, 
 
 '63, 178. ^!^ n em du& : with reference to me 
 
 kA_D 
 -^i:^ em duk : witJi reference to 
 
 pou (masG.) 42, 59, 73. .^M^ s9 em dut: with refer- 
 ence to you (tern.) 40 (fast). ^»^^^ em duf : wtY^ 
 
 reference to him 2, *25, 65, 87. J^^ em dutuf: 
 
 toith reference to it 97. ^Mi _h- I <= em dusset : with 
 
 reference to her 29, 108, 141, 146, 162. Jj^ — I i i i 
 
 em dussen : with reference to them 95. sil duS. : 
 me *44. 
 
 ® I diiau. Noun, masc: morning *14, 121. Cf. 
 TooTi : TOTTi mane. 
 
 Ill 
 
 II dfila. NuTTiPr'?]: fire t5.5. 
 
176 
 
 4 4n © demat. Noun, masc: city, milage 19, *35, 133, 
 138. '^.uei'^Mi pagus, vicus; Cf. Greek (Jo/ior, Latin 
 domus. 
 
 ^; — 0(3 deiuutu. Verbal form: to grind, .sharpen 
 45. TOJM : THM acuere; acui. 
 
 h^ demd. Noun, adj., adv.: totality; total; altogether ii^:-. 
 TtojM. conjungere. 
 
 (n ^^,T-j» ^ dehan. Verb: to raise, elevate 108. In lin*^^ 
 173 by a mistake of the scribe fO ^^ .•'--a n dehad 
 
 *rw^ De^iuti. Proper name, masc: 7'Ao^A, a god 18:.. 
 
 o I det. Noun: Tiand 39, 45, *51, 57, 73, 74, 77, 106, 114. 
 TOOT : T«w«wT : TOT manus. 
 
 \ Hi) I detu. A mistake of the scribe for ^ \ sC i zedtn, 
 which see. [In line 29. J 
 
 :3 
 
 ^ zefi. Noun, duiil(?): drops 162. 
 
 zed. Verb: to say, tell ^0, 12, 14, 15, 20, *21, 21, '84, 
 25, 27, 29, '31, 36, 37, 40, 41, 42, 43, 48, 64, "79, 82, 84, 
 86, 99, n02, 108, 121, 128, 134, ^42, 144, 146, 147, 148, 
 
 162, 163, n64, 165, 177. .=, ( ^ zed (bv mistake?) : 109. 
 • { Ui zedtha: Pnrtc. form: 50. •s.o z ntM i 's.e dicere. 
 
 Nonn: word 49. In composition: -Wi^^.' em zed: 
 and said, namely, thus 19, 25, 29, 58, 61, 65, 69, 92, 
 
 95,141,146,163. <=>.= ( erzed: and said, say- 
 ing 31, 54. 137, 147, 154; now 71, 73; in order to say 
 103, 104. 170. 
 
177 
 
 £i \ mi zedt. Verb: to sap, speak 62, 108, 169; to have 
 
 criminal intercourse with *40, 40. (1 ^^ \ 2i) I zedtu : 
 pi. form: to say 25, 29 (where the first sign is omitted 
 
 by a mistake of the scribe), 128, 141. © Hillzedu: 
 
 ■ ■■ Verbal form: 61. \ 2i] i zedu : Verbal form: 182. 
 u}d>.<xe : u|e<si : ujevc : okts.x dicere, loqui; sermo. 
 
 till uza. Abbreviation in the phrase T A I anl^i uza sneb 
 life! strength! health! See page 131. 
 
 aija; zai. to sail over, cross 68. -xtoTe : «to(OTc 
 transire, pertransire. 
 
 im® zaza. Noun: fop 71. i^imi zaza: 
 76, 87. & ^L ^ ? zaza : head 74. •xio-x caput. 
 
 ^ ^!m. iic^^ zai. Adj.: male 170, 171. Cf. -xo seminar(\ 
 
 ' ^Hl^i zai. Verb: to bear, carry. In composition 
 
 with T^W khui: Noun: fan bearer 184, *185. 
 
 Words with ttnknown pronunciation. 
 
 n III ? Numeral: seventeen 186. 
 
 nniiii 
 
 n n 1 1 1 1 ? Numeral : forty -eight 188. 
 
 nnn 
 
 nn ? Numeral: fifty 187. 
 
 V^fil^J^ 
 
 ? [Impossible to read.] Line +168. 
 
178 
 
 LIST OF HIEROGLYPHIC SIGNS 
 
 OCCURRING IN THE PAPYRUS d'oRBINEY, WITH THEIR PHONETIC 
 
 AND DETERMINATIVE VALUES, ARRANGED ACCORDING TO 
 
 LEPSIUS' DIVISION. 
 
 In the following list thp prominei;itions that occur in the papyrus are only given. 
 Ii'or a full list the student must cou-iiilf an Ejyptian Grammar. The best is still that 
 of Bnigsch. In the snhj )ined list Prmi. stands for prcmnnciatUm and Del. tor deter- 
 miimtire. The Egyptian wnnls ivfir to the Glossary. 
 
 /. Figures of Men. 
 
 X 
 
 Pron.: qa. 
 
 I>et.; see ^eperuau, qaa. 
 
 Pron.'. aer or ftr. 
 
 Del.; see aufiaiu, abuu, azau, be- 
 ]^au. beku, pena, pe^ti, men&ut. 
 nennultu, ne^emu, ralu, rehtiu, 
 ^u, ^era, aa&u, sebal; sutennr , 
 sbiep, qendt, qed, tehem, ^enu- 
 ru, dehan. 
 
 V- n Del.; 
 
 see menlii. 
 
 Pron.: qed. 
 
 Det. ; see azedu. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Del.: see mert or mut. shennu. 
 ahenti, ger, geru. 
 
 Prim.: menfl or me^a. 
 
 Pron.: a. 
 
 Det.; see Anana, anek, arl, atef, 
 abuut azedu, azau, ua, befyau, 
 inak(?), mentu, menflu or me- 
 
 ^au, Heremapt, mes, nennuilu, 
 nehamu, rehtiu, re^u, ^ati, ^er- 
 a, sen, aer or ti, s^epea, Qaga 
 bu, kl, zed. 
 
 Del.: see i, airumau, ibu, Aput, 
 aputu, amu, ahaltu, as . . , &^, 
 us^ebtu, fet, merut, Meremapt, 
 nima, nehamu, ren, ha, kheru, 
 ■dr&, aperu, sematu, semai, aen- 
 du, aeUial, shennu, shed, ka, 
 detu (for zedtu), zedt. 
 
 Det. ; see genen. 
 
 IM.\ see atep, fa. 
 
 Del.; see page 120, 4m, Anpu, Aten, 
 uben, Batau, Fer-aa, neb, nefer, 
 Ba, ^emt, ^en, ^er-^uti, ^etep, 
 k^a. ^ul, l^uti, Khnumu, sa, 
 Seti-mei>Fta^, suten (twice; cf- 
 page 165), Shu, s^epesi, tu, De- 
 ^uti. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Pron.: sa. 
 
 Det.: scehema. 
 
 Pron.: shepes. 
 Det.: seerepat. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Det.; see^u. 
 
179 
 
 77. Figures of Women. 
 
 Proii. : 4; of. pg. 120, t; cf. pg. 171. 
 Det.; see &ri, auAru, azedu, u&, 
 menat, mert or mut, meslu, ne- 
 hamu, ret^u, ];emt, Jfems, ]^e- 
 nemmu, set, ^epesS, qj^er&u. 
 
 Pron.: 4r. 
 
 Det. ; see auftru, mesln. 
 
 777. Figures of Deities, &c. 
 
 "f 
 
 Del. ; see gendt. 
 
 IV. Parts of the Hv/man 
 Body. 
 
 W Pron.: tep. 
 
 Det. ; see ^a, zaza. 
 
 X Pron.: ^er. 
 
 1>U) Det.; .see Simu, nebd, nei^&u, 
 ^enti, gat, gaaa. 
 
 Pron.: ar. 
 ■^^- Det.; see amamu, pterft, nennu. 
 
 /TT Det.; see remit. 
 <C:> Pron.: r. 
 
 S DeJ.; see be^^u, aenff), setef. 
 
 u Pron.: zed. 
 
 ^ Det.; see pesed, stimu, ^&d. 
 
 n 
 
 u 
 
 Pet.; see genftu. 
 
 Pron.: qa (or k»). 
 Pron.: nen. 
 
 D^ 
 
 Pron.: l^ei. 
 Pron.: a. 
 Pron.: nen. 
 
 A D Pron.: du. 
 
 ^ -'1 Det.; see Aza, un, be^es, pesed, 
 maa, mut or mer, t)u, ^adbu, 
 kjiebatu, sefend, sega> seksek, 
 ^ad, genau, qenqeu, ketket, de- 
 mutu, zal. 
 
 c—"^ Pron.; d. 
 
 r~~VS) Pron.: be^. 
 
 Det.; see hal, gs, zaS. 
 
 O Pron.: ^em. 
 
 J\ Pron.: lu (?). 
 
 Det.; see ftput, aud, a^a, aq, lutt, 
 ukl^akl), bunuTu, per, ma&i, ma- 
 ^au, nu, rua, halt, hab, ^aut:, 
 ^unnu, khaa, ^et, sannu, sper, 
 se^sel^u, ^emt, gedenu, terv, 
 tebau, ^e^en. 
 
 A. Det.; see an. 
 
 3 Pron.: red. 
 
 Det.; see Aput, ma^au, ^unnu, 
 sannu, se^sek^u, gedenu, teru. 
 
 L 
 
 tehau. 
 
 Del.; see 68 . . 
 
 Pron.: ger. 
 A Pron.: q. 
 
 J 
 
 Pron.: b. 
 
 N Del.; see amam, mesu, ne^jeb, re- 
 ment, redui, ^at, ^ennu, ©e- 
 ^ui(u), za^a. 
 
 y. Figures of Animals. 
 
 Oct Frm.: ga or ka. 
 Det.; see Ofa. 
 
180 
 
 ^^ Pron.: au (formerly i-end fu). 
 -®a I'mii.: 1. 
 .^^i) Pron.: un. 
 
 J^ Prc«t.: set. 
 
 VI. Partis of AnimaZs. 
 
 S3 D^. '• ^''6 rs shutv , kbenemmu. 
 
 Det.i see aznam, khekhui(u). 
 — ^ P)-<Mi.: ^a. 
 
 Pron.: ap. 
 
 T 
 
 7>c/.: >*»'P &autu. 
 ^ ['mil.: setem. 
 — J^ Pron.: pe^^. 
 
 Z:^ 
 
 D(4.: see &autu, abu, au(u), lyeter- 
 au, qematu, ^uiu, t^ent]hieter&u. 
 
 >> Det. ; see mes. 
 
 VII. Figures of Birds. 
 
 Pron. 
 
 Pron.: ti. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Pron.: neh. 
 
 Pron.: ^er. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Prnv.: mer. 
 
 Pron.: m. 
 
 Pron.: ma. 
 
 S. 
 
 Pron.: m (in tern), mei (in mut 
 or mert, se^mer). 
 
 _Z_L Prmi.: qem. 
 
 ^ 
 
 5? 
 
 «*■ Pron.: de^uti. 
 
 Pron,: ba. 
 Pron.: bek. 
 
 Pron.: khu. 
 
 i>ron.: zef (in uzefiMl). 
 
 Pron.: s«. 
 Pron.: ftq. 
 
 Pron.: pa. 
 
 Det.; see ne^o. 
 
 Pron.: ten. 
 Pron.: flr. 
 
 Pro»i.: i|^er&u. 
 
 I>et.; see azedu, ui, b&n, betau, 
 ^as, sekhmer, genen, gem. 
 
 Pron.: u. 
 
 Pron.: z%. 
 
 ^^f Pron.: rel). 
 ^-S* /)cf.; see sendu. 
 
 FIZZ Parts of Birds. 
 
 Del.; si'c pul. 
 
181 
 
 P 
 
 Pron.: maa; q^u. 
 
 '■'^^ Det.; see unem, rement, lu&at. 
 Qagabu. 
 
 ^"^ Vet.; see &za, zal. 
 
 vt Det.; see repat, ^etl^ertu. 
 
 IX. Figures of Reptiles. 
 
 Det.; see mes^u. 
 Pron.: qem. 
 
 Det.; see ^et^ertu. 
 
 V Prim.; z. 
 '^.-^ Pron.: f. 
 
 X. Figures of Fishes. 
 
 Dei.; see nam. 
 
 XI. Figures of Insects. 
 
 W Pron.: ^eper. 
 
 XII. Figures of Trees and 
 Plants. 
 
 «J^ 
 
 { 
 
 \ 
 \ 
 
 Det.; see aqh, ^aftabu. 
 
 Pron.: k^et. 
 
 Det.; !<ee aza, Apedu, a^, ftrim- 
 to, neii^u. ^au, ^a^giu, ^au, ae- 
 bal. 
 
 Prom,.; renp. 
 
 Del.; see pterA, ^eter&u, tcr&, 
 tigent^eteiftu. 
 
 4^ 
 
 T Pron.: qem&. 
 
 \ 
 
 I iVon.: &. 
 
 II Pron.: 1. 
 
 ii Pron.: lu(P). 
 
 Pron.: sekl^et. 
 
 My, Pron.: ^(a). 
 
 ^ Prow.: un. 
 
 Det.; see utu, ^ululu. stimu. 
 
 i 
 
 fli 
 
 Pron.: nen. 
 Pron.: su; Buten. 
 
 Pron.! ^a. 
 Pro».: ^a. 
 Proj^: ^en, 
 Pron.; ut. 
 Pnm.: T^ez. 
 Pron.: mea. 
 Pron.: bet. 
 Pron.: nezem. 
 
 X///. Figures of Heatsen, 
 Earth and Water. 
 
 \, i Pron.: l^er. 
 Del.; see pet. 
 
 I II ' i)el.; see ruha, kekui, gere]|^. 
 
 O PfO«.: re; bar. 
 
 Del.: see Aten, abtu, uben, un- 
 net, flru^, ment, nennu, ne^e^, 
 ruha, haru, ^ei (and by mistake 
 
182 
 
 sez in line 44), Shu, kekui, gerely, 
 tera, d&au. 
 
 O Det.i nee ^esbedt. 
 
 Q Pron.: ^a. 
 ^-=»x Pron.: sper. 
 
 7C Pron.: seb; dfla. 
 X)et. ; see unnet. 
 
 ==7?= Pron.: ta. 
 
 r-^^ ProM.: set or men. 
 Det.; see Ees^t. 
 
 CO3 Pron.: ttu. 
 
 V Pron.: ^u. 
 
 X>(!t. ; see b&at. 
 
 31 Det.i see ahtu, audent, Imi, merit, 
 ae]^et, ta, dem&t. 
 
 i ^ Prori.: ^ef er maten. 
 
 Det. ; see bunuru, ^eru, di. 
 
 / Pron.: m; mu. 
 
 Dnni Del.: see Ant. 
 
 Det.; see aaa.(u<, l^emt. 
 AA^^^^ P?*OH.: n. 
 
 AAAA^ Pron.: mu. 
 
 De^; see &a, abt, tma, aAra, qebe^. 
 
 J JL Drt.; see kna. 
 
 1 \'i I Pron.: ^^. 
 
 J J Pron.: ahem. 
 g Pron.: khuti. 
 
 XIV. Figures of Buildings. 
 
 @ Pron.: nen or nu. 
 
 Det .; see Qemt, demflt. 
 
 lTA Pron.: per. 
 
 Dei.: see ahaltu, &st, abt, bekjjec- 
 nu, makherat, Ueremapt, ues^u, 
 het or hat, Het^ertu, sebal. Be- 
 aded, ^aira&a. 
 
 f U Pron.: h. 
 
 Q 
 
 Pron.: }^e or \)jk. 
 UUUllj Det.f see un. 
 — « Pron.: a. 
 
 XV. Figures of Ships, &c. 
 
 C^a^ Det.; see menaut. 
 
 >^ Del.; see oena. 
 >^ 3 ^ . Det.; see zal. 
 <C:^ Prow.: belj. 
 
 Pron.: a^a. 
 
 Det.; see aaba. 
 
 Pron,: kl>er. 
 i^mr. Pron.: ^ep. 
 
 XVI. Figures of House 
 Furniture. 
 
 <U Pron.: as. 
 
 I 1 Det.; see seter. 
 
 fl 
 
 I Pron.. o. 
 
 . . Pron.: lyetep. 
 t»i Pron.: kher. 
 
 Prnn.: qed. 
 ^3 Pron.: ma or me. 
 
 XVII. Figures of Temple 
 Furniture. 
 
 1 
 
 Pron.: nuter. 
 
 Pron.: sen. 
 
18? 
 
 .1). 
 
 I Proit.: ab. 
 U Prmi.: k} 
 
 XVrn. Figures of Orowns 
 and Insignia. 
 
 Q Vroii.: a. 
 
 I'ron.: nes. 
 
 yv/.: see ^uiu. 
 /W^ Pmii.: demd. 
 
 
 anl^h. 
 
 I'loii.: unem. 
 
 I'roii.: khu. 
 
 1 
 
 ( I'ron.: 
 
 XJX. Figures of Irrkplements 
 of War. 
 
 I I'ron.: 
 
 roil.: aq. 
 Del.; see Ke^t. 
 
 yv^; see belies, pesed, maa, mut 
 <>!' mert, ^adtou, sefend, ^ad, 
 demutu. 
 
 ^ PrOH.: 
 
 sa. 
 Pron.: aa. 
 Prort.: l|ha. 
 
 XX. Figures of Tools and 
 UtenMls. 
 
 f^ — , Pruii.: nen. 
 ^^ Vel.: see !jt. 
 
 Pron.: ma. 
 Proti.: maa. 
 
 'f 
 
 Pj'ob.: mer. 
 '"^JL. Det.; see seqa. 
 
 ^;,..,seese,a. 
 ^M ir Pron.: ten^. 
 
 t Frore.: ^. 
 
 >!i De(.; see udennu, aeirei:. 
 
 & Prmi.: za; see uza. 
 
 f 
 t 
 
 Proiu: ab. 
 
 Pron.: nez. 
 ^1-1? Pron.: ua. 
 
 N Def.; see ^ennu, geqhfi. 
 
 f^**l Prott.: neb. 
 
 Det.\ see usemu, ^ez. 
 
 XX/. Figures of Oordage. 
 
 7M*.; see unkhu, Ijebesu. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Det.; see arqu, unl^u, selgialu. 
 seshed. 
 
 Pron.: meh. 
 
 e^=3^ Pron.: shed. 
 >Z>C Pron.: ad. 
 
 fl 
 
 Proa.: ft. 
 0^ /')•()».: red. 
 
184 
 
 Prmi.: If. 
 
 Pron.i aek. 
 
 I'roii.: iia^. 
 1 Dei.; see qeb. 
 S=3 Proii.: tl(. 
 
 ^ Vet.; see ash, adu, hut hftant, khe- 
 batu, sctl. 
 
 XXII. Figures of Vessels. 
 
 Pron.: qe'oci^. 
 
 Pron.: hen. 
 
 Q 
 
 Pron.: ^num. 
 
 Del.; see Arpu, utf^u, dr^u, l^unnu, 
 tieqt, segenen, qediru, gat, ^ebu. 
 
 O Pron.: n. 
 
 1 
 
 Pnm.: 4n. 
 
 "O" Pron.: *b. 
 
 Det.; seelj^ati. 
 
 n 
 
 Pron.: ab. 
 
 Pron.: mi. 
 V7 Det.; see oaat. 
 
 Del.; see pesset, setau. 
 S Pron.: g. 
 
 V '■ Pron.: neb. 
 
 "v * Pron.: ki 
 
 's3C7 Det.; see ftbtu. 
 
 ;D Prow.: t«. 
 
 JgH Pron.: ter. 
 
 J^ Vet.; see nenul, l^emt. 
 
 XXIII. Figures of Temple 
 
 Offerings. 
 
 (t=3) De(.; see aqu, udennu, Bataa. 
 
 O Pron.: ta. 
 
 W Pron.: paut. 
 
 ® Pron.: sep (page 160). 
 
 Vet.: sign of reduplioation; see A- 
 nana, &qer. 
 
 w Pron.: kh. 
 
 XXIV. Figures of Instru- 
 menis for Writing, &c. 
 
 Pron.: an or sekhat. 
 
 3 Vet.; see 4ri, 4^, iqer, aa, auCl- 
 alu, abuu, aq, azau, unkhu, uze- 
 fau, iialj, baalu, be^, behiau, be- 
 ku, xnaatu, m&ti, mak, meh, em 
 dul, neferu, nennultu, ne^emu, 
 nesi, nektu. nez, nezem, ralu, ^u- 
 lulu, ^etepr, ^a, Ijhu, kheperu- 
 au, kheri, khetu, sabu, ae^erl, 
 ■ekheru, seqem, setem, sutennu, 
 8^au, qa, qaa, Qagabu, qeb, qe- 
 behi, qem, qennu, qedenu, ket- 
 ^u, ger, geru, tern, tennu, zal. 
 
 Proji.: nefer. 
 i""*^ Pron.: men. 
 
 XXV. Figures of Lines, &c. 
 
 1 Pron.: u (see alrumau, ftrirutu, bunu- 
 
 ru, mu, nu, ru, rupu, lu&at, l^ulu- 
 lu, qediru, ^&iruaa, ^enuru). 
 Vet.; see &autu, Ab, abu, au(u), 
 audent, Ima, ua, unnet, Aru^, 
 ba, Batau, per, maten(t) or^ier(t), 
 merit, mesu or masu, nut or nent, 
 ra, ra, rement, renpet, haru, ^at, 
 }t&t, hati, bien, ^er, ^eter&u, sa, 
 sa,sabu, sel^et, set or ment, ^e- 
 
1.S5 
 
 pes, ^epesi, qa, gematu, kekui. 
 gass, gerei^, Ia, dftau, demat, det, 
 zaza. 
 
 1 1 Proii.: sen. 
 
 Det. after sep. 
 
 I 
 i 1 1 or 1 I I or I Pron : khemt (as ruim- 
 eral); u (as si^'ii ot plural); not 
 pronouni'cfl iifter tbe personal 
 pronouns; cf. sen, set. 
 Det. instead of 66t> or o o; see At, 
 beti, pert, hut, tifiaut, ^eqt, 
 k^emt, k^esbedt, sen(f), segen- 
 en, seti, setef. 
 
 1 1 1 1 Pron.: 4fd. 
 
 II Pron.: dfia. 
 
 1 1 1 1 Pron. sek^ef or sefekl). 
 
 \ Det.; see abtu, buAaltu (cf . baat), 
 pert, qat, qematu, qendt, zedt 
 (in line 39 detu by mistake). 
 
 ^ Pron.: i. 
 
 X Det.; see aaaru, aput, &putu, u^eb- 
 tu, betau, nektu ^auti. seissek. 
 
 qennu, qenqen, ketiy^n, ketket, 
 genen. 
 
 Mil 
 
 n III Pron.: ? 
 
 nnn Pr<m.: sa or kliemt (P). As a de- 
 terminative by mistake in uzal. 
 
 nniiii 
 
 nnilll Pron.: T 
 
 nnn 
 
 nn Pron.: ? 
 
 I I Pron.: l^etep. 
 
 t^ Det.; see nebd. 
 £i Pron.: t. 
 
 a 
 
 Det. Cartouche of kings; cf. 
 Setlmerptali. 
 
 Del. First half of cartouche; cf. suten 
 hemt. 
 
 Pron.: at. 
 Det.; see beti, pert. 
 
 n Pron.. p. 
 
 Pron.: sekhmer or mer. 
 
 f