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nesas
AAAAAA n v
>;v Teachings of
Amenemhat 4, 3, 17, 5, >/ 1 , B.M. 374,
^4 T AAAAAA
plur.
942> 943>
SI I
k '
,L.D. Ill,
or I
, is transcribed in cuneiform T AAAAAA
r\
by in-si,
and represents the ^ of the title , yj^ See the
discussion in A.Z. 49, 15 ff., and Ranke's article
Keilschriftliches Material,
in Abhandl. K. P.
Akad. Phil. Hist. Classe, 19 10. According to
Spiegelberg (A.Z. 1912, 125) ^ (j (j | g>,
Ai-ma-seb = in-si-ib-ja, a cuneiform transcription
of I
\J^.. ,
n-su-t-ba-t.
Nesul
T AAWVAA
J, 1 ,
ULl T AAAAAA 1,1-, 1,
ili T T
jk> N T AAAA^A
-
*"* "H ^^ 1 > 3L N - "37,
~
T VvAAAA 1
T A^^/V\ 14
I T
king of Upper Egypt, king in general; plur.
Nesuit, nesit 1
T /WSAAA A=>
13, 45, queen.
,
Rev.
Nesu bati , 2,
P. 6i,M. 139,
Ci S ^
Palermo Stele, 1 \J7 , \\/, IV, 208, 936,
I Tj^^" r^ ^*
Z *
1 e/> sQj, Sfl lift , king of the South and North,
i.e., king of all Egypt; plur.
1-1 AAAAAA
Nesu 1
I
I
I
I
I
,
^ IT
\\ /wwv\
,
Palermo Stele,
I AAAAAA palace, king's house; I .
T c-D T r^^i T e,
1 & c-^j , 1 R , I, 51, the king's private apart-
ments i
; l^J) , 1
T Q i_l I T
of the same ;
.
/WWAA
s\ |
z-3 J|
i ,
the ladies
, the king's axeman, I __ ))
Royal Tombs I, 42; J , IV, 1015,
T AAAAAA --
"
ftfl the two ,
eyes of the king," title of an
xl--
official;
I
i fr^v
^ ^^ _fl ; king's butler(?);
, Sphinx II, 132,
^ xn -
i, Ddcrets 23, 1 S, ibid.,
r\
king's scribe; I Hi
I AAAAAA I bJ kl
II , IV, 1001, veritable
royal scribe, i.e., not an honorary king's scribe ;
j
, king's
house and 'palace; I Tjra
scribe of the store-
king's scribe and registrar of the bread ;
barge ;
to all lands; '
f\
(F^P, IV, 1026,
c
I
1
i
AAAAAA
the king's
'
1 /j
,
AAAAAA , ^ king's libationer 1 AAAAAA 1 ^4 A/VAAAA f-1
;
\J
T AAAAAA D ( X
c *
^ j\ ,
X_^ M^ fi^l
the king's envoy
T AAAAAA 5ll f S^ _P ^ ^1 D NN
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