Sentence ID ICECkl4d9XqmF0X2oAOc6eYWD3E


en
Justified is Horus, the son of Isis, the son of Osiris, who protects his father against {against} Seth, that one, the wretched one, together with his confederates, four times.

Comments
  • Swtj: See Gill, Ritual Books of Pawerem, p. 294, f.n 231 for this name.

    Commentary author: Ann-Katrin Gill (Data file created: 10/25/2021, latest revision: 10/25/2021)

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