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    1) The document describes a text inscribed on a statue of Prince Ahmose, son of King Seqenenre and Queen Ahhotep. It provides a transcription and translation of the text. 2) The text honors Prince Ahmose and his sisters, Princess Ahmose and the younger Princess Ahmose, asking the gods to provide offerings so that they may be honored in the necropolis. 3) It identifies Ahmose as the Son of Re and the oldest prince, and notes that his name was kept alive by his sister, the older Princess Ahhotep.

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    1) The document describes a text inscribed on a statue of Prince Ahmose, son of King Seqenenre and Queen Ahhotep. It provides a transcription and translation of the text. 2) The text honors Prince Ahmose and his sisters, Princess Ahmose and the younger Princess Ahmose, asking the gods to provide offerings so that they may be honored in the necropolis. 3) It identifies Ahmose as the Son of Re and the oldest prince, and notes that his name was kept alive by his sister, the older Princess Ahhotep.

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    Ahmose, prince, son of Seqenenre, Inscription on

    a statue of
    Sethe
    Created on 2014-04-13 by Mark-Jan Nederhof. Last modified 2014-07-08.
    Transcription of a text on a statue of prince Ahmose, son of king Seqenenre and queen Ahhotep,
    following the transcription of Sethe (1927), number 2 (pp. 11-13).

    Bibliography
    K. Sethe. Urkunden der 18. Dynastie, Volume I. Hinrichs, Leipzig, 1927.

    Nederhof - English
    Created on 2014-04-12 by Mark-Jan Nederhof. Last modified 2015-01-19.
    Transliteration and translation of a text on a statue of prince Ahmose, son of king Seqenenre and
    queen Ahhotep, following the transcription of Sethe (1927), number 2 (pp. 11-13).
    For published translations, see Sethe (1914), number 2 (pp. 6-7).

    Bibliography
    K. Sethe. Urkunden der 18. Dynastie -- bersetzt, Volume I. Hinrichs, Leipzig, 1914.
    K. Sethe. Urkunden der 18. Dynastie, Volume I. Hinrichs, Leipzig, 1927.

    Se

    sA-nsw jaH-msjw

    Ne

    Htp-Dj-nsw

    ptH wsjr Dj=sn prt-r-xrw

    Ne Prince Ahmose.

    A royal offering; may Ptah and Osiris give a mortuary offering

    Se
    Ne

    t Hnqt kA Apdw

    xrt nbt nfrt [...]

    jn nTr nfr

    Ne of bread, beer, oxen and fowl, and every good thing, [...] It is the good god,

    Se #%
    %%$
    %

    Ne

    nb tAwj

    sA-ra tA-aA

    Dj anx Dt



    sanx rn=f

    Ne lord of the Two Lands, Son of Re: Tao, given life forever, who kept his name alive,
    4

    Se
    4

    Ne

    jr=k n=f smw nfr m Xrt-hrw

    jn snt=f

    sanx rn=f

    Ne so that you may do him a good deed every day. It is his sister who kept his name alive,

    Ne


    Se

    sAt-nsw wrt jaH-msjw jr=k n=s sm nb nfr m Xrt-nTr

    Ne the older princess Ahmose, so that you may do her every good deed in the necropolis,
    1 With Uraeus.

    Ne

    Se

    sAt-nsw jaH-msjw


    jn snt=f

    sanx rn=f

    Ne the princess Ahmose. It is his sister who kept his name alive,
    1 With Uraeus.

    Ne

    sAt-nsw jaH-msjw Sr anx.tj

    Se

    Ne the younger princess Ahmose (may she live!),

    Ne

    Se

    jr=k n=s sm nb nfr m Xrt-nTr

    Ne so that you may do her every good deed in the necropolis,


    6

    Se
    6

    Ne

    n sAt-nsw jaH-msjw anx.tj


    Htp-Dj-nsw

    Ne for the princess Ahmose (may she live!). A royal offering;

    Se


    Ne

    ptH skr wsjr Dj=sn prt-r-xrw

    t Hnqt kAw Apdw

    Ne may Ptah, Sokar and Osiris give a mortuary offering of bread, beer, oxen and fowl,

    {t}jxt nbt nfrt

    Ne


    Se

    anxt nTr jm=sn

    n kA n sA-nsw wr jaH-msjw mAa-xrw

    Ne and every good thing on which a god lives, for the oldest prince Ahmose, justified.


    #%
    %
    $

    Se

    jn nTr nfr

    Ne

    sA-ra tA-aA

    anx(.w) Dt

    sanx rn=f

    Ne It is the good god, Son of Re: Tao (may he live forever!), who kept his name alive.

    Se

    jn sAt-nsw wrt Xnmt-nfr-HDt

    Ne

    jaH-Htp

    Ne It is the older princess who unites with the white crown, Ahhotep,
    1 With Uraeus.

    Ne

    sanx rn=f

    Ne who kept his name alive.

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