最后的审判 (592) 埃及考古 献给国王Senusret III的赞美诗 5

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Hymns to king Senusret III (1872-1853 BC)
Transliteration and translation of the papyrus


Part Five: final sections


May you love Kharkaura, alive for ever and eternity [...]
He who is ordained to create your sustenance, who rescues [...]
Our guardian who knows how to make (us) breathe, who is equipped (?) [...]
May you reward him with life and power and millions of [...]

Praise of Khakaura, alive for ever and eternity [...]
raising the arm of the captain in the [bark? ...]
adorned with electrum more than [...]
the two riverbanks have [...] at ... (?) [...]
they have [...] the paths



Source:
Hymns to king Senusret III - UCL




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Hymns to king Senusret III (1872-1853 BC)


Part Five: final sections


May you love Kharkaura, alive for ever and eternity [...][May possibly you venerate Kharkaura, being exceedingly alive for ever and just all time as him]
He who is ordained to create your sustenance, who rescues [...][He who is exclusively ordained to bring about your nutrition, who rescues human beings]
Our guardian who knows how to make (us) breathe, who is equipped (?) [...][Our excellent guardian who knows just by what means to make us exhale in addition inhale, who is equipped for human beings]
May you reward him with life and power and millions of [...][May possibly you remunerate him with your being or existing life and power and just as same as exceptionally countless other human beings do every single day]

Praise of Khakaura, alive for ever and eternity [...][Let us begin to eulogize of Khakaura, let us be exceedingly alive for ever and just all time as him]
raising the arm of the captain in the [bark? ...][excitedly raising the arm of the right-hand human being and yelling in his belonging exalted designation]
adorned with electrum more than [...][when you worship, just ornamented by using luxurious alloyed metal (which combined with gold and silver), over and beyond other ingredients]
the two riverbanks have [...] at ... (?) [...][the two riverbanks have celebrations during exhilarated parades along with jamborees]
they have [...] the paths[they are explicably about to have a new beginning of very renaissance]


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Hymns to king Senusret III (1872-1853 BC)

Part Five: final sections (Excerpt)


May you reward him with sound life and power and millions of [...]
jaCking up the arm of the CaPtain in the [bark? ...]
festooned with electrum more than other all materials