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Sätze von Text JIPOHMLM6BDYDMVLVPI6PKNJ5U
en whose hand grasps his sceptre, while his uraeus-snakes appear at his head, the one who is venerated with respect to his image, while he is upon his stair-way/throne,
en The flames are his protection, who opens the doors of the heaven as Tatenen.
en while his uraeus-snakes accomplish protection for him, Ptah-Tatenen.
en With respect to its speech:
en O lord of the two protomes, who(se) brow is fixed/tied, respected one, foremost of the gods,
en O the lord of the eyes, whose head is hale, the one whose respect is great in the midst of the gods,
en who extends the arm, who smites his enemies, at whose desire the sky is supported,
en the one whose hand is strong, holding his weapons, in order to smite his foes, while they lift up the sky which his heart loves,
en who unites his head with the great Atef-crowns. The crown of Lower Egypt is provided with the left eye.
en while his head is hale with respect to his great Atef-crowns and the red crown is filled with the left (eye).
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en whose hand grasps his sceptre, while his uraeus-snakes appear at his head, the one who is venerated with respect to his image, while he is upon his stair-way/throne, |
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en The flames are his protection, who opens the doors of the heaven as Tatenen. |
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en while his uraeus-snakes accomplish protection for him, Ptah-Tatenen. |
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en With respect to its speech: |
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en O lord of the two protomes, who(se) brow is fixed/tied, respected one, foremost of the gods, |
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en O the lord of the eyes, whose head is hale, the one whose respect is great in the midst of the gods, |
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en who extends the arm, who smites his enemies, at whose desire the sky is supported, |
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en the one whose hand is strong, holding his weapons, in order to smite his foes, while they lift up the sky which his heart loves, |
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en who unites his head with the great Atef-crowns. The crown of Lower Egypt is provided with the left eye. |
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en while his head is hale with respect to his great Atef-crowns and the red crown is filled with the left (eye). |
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(Vollzitation)Ann-Katrin Gill, unter Mitarbeit von Peter Dils, Lutz Popko, Billy Böhm, Sätze von Text "The Interpretations of the Secrets of the Ritual of Driving Away the Aggressor" (Text-ID JIPOHMLM6BDYDMVLVPI6PKNJ5U) <https://thesaurus-linguae-aegyptiae.de/text/JIPOHMLM6BDYDMVLVPI6PKNJ5U/sentences>, in: Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptiae, Korpus-Ausgabe 18, Web-App-Version 2.1.3, 16.5.2024, hrsg. von Tonio Sebastian Richter & Daniel A. Werning im Auftrag der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften und Hans-Werner Fischer-Elfert & Peter Dils im Auftrag der Sächsischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Leipzig (Zugriff am: xx.xx.20xx)(Kurzzitation)
https://thesaurus-linguae-aegyptiae.de/text/JIPOHMLM6BDYDMVLVPI6PKNJ5U/sentences, in: Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptiae (Zugriff am: xx.xx.20xx)
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