Jahr 29, 14. Pharmuthi, des Königs Ptolemaios (VIII.), des Wohltätigen, Sohnes des Ptolemaios (V.), und der Königin Kleopatra (II.) und der Kleoptra (III.), der wohltätigen Frau,
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"(Als) du nach Hut-Nesuit (Xois im 6. u.ä. Gau) gelangtest in der Nacht im zweiten Drittel des Monats, am 15. Monatstag (des Mondmonats) (und) Re dich sah, (da) trat die Liebe zu dir in sein Hati-Herz ein, (und) als König an diesem Orte gab er dir den Thron deines Vaters Geb, (denn) du bist sein Sohn (und) sein Liebling!"
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Geschrieben von Tithoes, Sohn des Harpsemis, der im Namen des Chesthotes, Sohnes(?) des Nechthes(?), des Tempelschreibers schreibt, der im Namen der Priester des Neferhotep[-des]-Kindes schreibt.
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Für den Gottesvater Harchebe, Sohn des Gottesvaters Pschenptah, Sohnes des Gottesvaters Atemhotep, Sohnes des Gottesvaters Anchscheschonk, seine Mutter ist Chedebjerbone, Tochter des Gottesvaters und Propheten des Min-Herrn-von-Letopolis Djedthotiufanch, Sohnes des Propheten Psammetich.
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