Sentence ID ICEDN4matBIiqkUJqtXm2YM5usg



    gods_name
    de Amun-Re

    (unspecified)
    DIVN

    epith_god
    de Herr der Throne der beiden Länder

    (unspecified)
    DIVN

    preposition
    de [identifizierend]

    (unspecified)
    PREP

    substantive_masc
    de Schutz

    Noun.sg.stc
    N.m:sg:stc

    substantive_masc
    de Körper

    Noun.sg.stpr.3sgm
    N.m:sg:stpr

    personal_pronoun
    de [Suffix Pron. sg.3.m.]

    (unspecified)
    -3sg.m

de Amun-Re, der Herr der Throne der Beiden Länder, ist der Schutz seines Körpers.

Author(s): Marc Brose; with contributions by: Peter Dils, Lutz Popko, Svenja Damm (Text file created: 12/03/2021, latest changes: 11/06/2023)

Comments
  • Klasens, Amuletic Papyrus, 24 transliteriert statt der Zeichen V30 (nb) und W11 (ns) das Zeichen F36 (smꜣ), und liest daher Jmn smꜣ tꜣ.wj „Amūn-Rē‘, who unites the Two Lands“. Die Richtigstellung erfolgte durch Koenig, in: BIFAO 79, 1979, 119 mit fig. 2.

    Commentary author: Marc Brose; Data file created: 12/03/2021, latest revision: 12/03/2021

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