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Acknowledgements
lowe Benedict Davies my most sincere thanks for his invitation to work on the present volum e,
for his assistance and advice on diverse matters of bibliography, content, and style , and for his publication
of the finished volume through Abercromby Press . When Ben inquired initiall y as to my interest in
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compiling and type setting a new volume of historical and biographical Ramesside Inscriptions, I agre ed
without hesitation. Of cours e, foresight rarel y apprehends the immensity of a schol arly undertaking. At the
tim e, I hardly realized the astonishing amount of non-literary textual material that continues to be excavated
from Ramesside sites , above all the workmen 's village of Deir el-Medina. This realization has only
increased my enthusiasm for the project's value, as well as my appreciation for the tremendous strides that
have been made in both print and digital media, with regard to the dissemination and correlation of data
from the field and from museum collections. In addition, I extend many heartfelt thanks to Dr. RJ. Demaree
for kindly lend ing his profound expertise on all matters Ramesside to the task of peer review.
The present corpus of Ramesside Inscriptions owes its existence abov e all to the many excellent,
primary publications from which its texts derive, as well as numerous scholarly reviews of those texts ,
which have provided vital corrections and guidance in my interpretation of the primary material. In
addition, the Deir el-Medina Database (DeMD ) of Leiden Uni versity has proven to be an invaluable asset,'
assisting in the cross-checking of object numbers and publications from the workmen 's village, as well as
occasional sign readings , descriptions, and content of documents from that site. I belie ve it is fair to say
that this volume could not exist in its present form without the meticulous and exten sive records mad e
available through the DeMD. My thanks go also to Dr. Ahmed M. Mekawy Ouda, for kind permission to
reproduce texts from an advance copy of his publication of the voti ve stela of Nefer-renpet. lowe thanks
to my colleague at the Uni vers ity of Memphis, Peter Brand, for bringing additional articles, concerning the
reigns of Sety I, Ramesses II, and Setnakht to my attention, in addition to providing reference photographs
ofa rock inscription of the crown prince Ramesses (II). Leah Humphreys of the University of Pennsylvania
very helpfully procured an article on jar dockets, which I was unable to access prev iously. I acknowledge
with tremendous gratitude the hard work of my graduate assistants Amber Ward (Fall 20 1S-Spring 2017)
and Tanya Olson (Fall 2017). Ms. Ward put in many long hours searching for publications, requesting
books and articles, and scanning documents during the busy months of the academic year; in addition, she
assisted with JSesh coding for P. Amiens and O. Carna rvon. Ms . Olson assisted me with proofreading of
the final manuscript; her meticulous work saved me from countless typographical missteps and oversights.
Any errors that remain are exclusively my own. Finall y, and as ever, I thank my wife Suzie for her unfailing
support and good humor in the face of my perpetual , earl y morning rituals of research and writing.
Contents
Acknowledgements v
Contents vii
Abbreviations ix
Works cited xi
Intro duct ion to the cor pus xxv
Corrigendum xxx
Dynasty 19
A docum ent from the reign ofRamesses I (c. 1292-1291) 1
Doc uments from the reign ofSety I (c. 1290-1 279) , 1
Documents from the reign of Ramesses II (c. 1279-1 213) 4
Doc uments from the reign of Me meptah (c. 1213-1 203) 40
Documents from the reign of Sety II (c. 1202-11 98) .43
Documents from the reign of Amenmesse (c. 1202-1 200) 52
Documents from the reign ofS iptah (c. 1197-1193) 54
Undated documents of the Nineteenth Dynasty 65
Dynasty 20
Doc uments from the reign of Setnakht (c. 1190-11 88) 71
Doc uments from the reign of Ram esses III (c . 1187-11 57) 73
Documents from the reign of Ramesses IV (c. 1156-11 50) 104
Doc uments from the reign of Ramesses V (c. 1149-11 46) 142
Doc ume nts from the reig n of Ramess es VI (c. 1145-11 39) 167
Docume nts from the reign of Ramesses VII (c. 1138-1131) 168
Documents from the reign ofRamesse s IX (c. 1129-1111) 170
Docu ments from the reign of Ram esses XI (c. 1106-1077) 178
Undated doc uments of the Twentieth Dynasty 191
Addendum 202
Indices
Object numbers 204
Toponym s, temples, and named struct ures 208
Ethnonyms 2 15
Private names 2 15
Private titles and other designati ons of individuals 23 1
Royal names, posthumou s (incl. que ens and princes) 238
Divin e names 240
Misce llaneo us 242
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Abbreviations
I. General
DeM Deir el-M edina (docum ent headers )
DN Di vine Nam e
RN Royal Nam e
Rseum . - Ramesseum (document headers)
S.l Set y I; royal nam e abbrev iation (docume nt headers)
S.Il Sety II; royal nam e abbrev iation (document he aders)
~ /o Lost or otherw ise unreadable femal e / male pers onal nam e (indices)
II. Bibliographic
DeMD Deir el-Medina Database of Leiden Unive rs ity (DONKER VAN HEEL et al. 1998-2016)
DeMO Deir el Me dine Online database of the Institut fur Agy ptologie Munchen (DEIR EL
MEDINE ONLINE 2002- 2009 )
KRI Kitchen, Ramesside Inscriptions, 8 vols. (K ITCHEN 1975-90)
LRL Cerny, Late Ramesside Letters (CERNY 1939)
SC "Sta~o Civile" papyri (Turin), pub. DEMAREE and VALBELLE 2011
III. Textual
[3] Ro w/column number in the ancient te xt
[3.5] Superlinear row/column number, added between major rows/columns in
the anci ent text
(b!) Sign(s) omitted or incorrect in the original and restored or otherwise emended
{b!} Sign( s) identifi ed as scribal errors in publications ("sic.," dittography, etc.) but not emended
x
[~J-
-
Sign(s) lost, conjectura l reconst ruction on the basis of context, parallels, etc.
( year )
Placeholder for yea r number in regnal date (jar docket formul ae only)
(d ay)
Placeholder for day numb er in regnal date (jar docket formul ae only)
(name) _
Placeholder for person al name (jar docket formul ae only)
(qUality) _
Placeholder for wine quality (jar docket formulae only); for discussion, see BOUV IER 1999-
2003, vol. 5, 226-234: unmarked ("ordinary"), nfr ("good") , nfr n.fr ("v ery good") , and ndm,
("sweet")
( quantity) _
Placeholder for quantity of hin-measures (jar docket formul ae only)
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The present, ninth volume of Ramesside Inscription s collects texts of historical and
biographical interest from the Nineteenth and Twentieth Dynasties, which have been published sin ce
the final text volume of Kenneth KITCHEN'S Ramesside Inscriptions (KRl) appeared originally, in
1989. 1 In the production of the present work, the goal has been to maintain the spirit, if not always
the letter, of the original KRI.2 The most obvious difference is, of course, cosmetic: All of the texts
hav e been transcribed using a digital hieroglyphic font,' as opposed to the autographed hand copies
employed originally by Prof. Kitchen. Suffice to say , typesetting extensive numbers of hieroglyphic
texts in a more-or-less standardized format presents numerous challenges and difficulties, which do
not occur either in con ventional typography or in the preparation of hand copi es. The relative
strengths and weaknesses of each approach are debatable but I fee l strongly that the advantages of a
digital font and typeset in a volume such as this far out weigh any perceived disadvantages. It seems
quite obvious to me that the Hieroglyphic "reading book" format-thus, also the original KRJ-
should be consulted abo ve all for philological content, as opposed to fine paleographic nuance," and
should serve therefore as a gate way to the primary publications, including the epigraphic copies,
photographs, etc ., upon which it is based. Minor orthographic deviations, which is to say, alterations
to sign forms that do not materially affect the reading or interpretation of a given word or passage,
are the inevitable byproduct of any typeset and , indeed, of any non-epigraphic transcription.
Ne vertheless, I have endeavored to transcribe individual Hieroglyphic signs with as much fideli ty to
their original forms as seemed reasonable and practical'
As in KRI, the majority of texts have been transcribed in horizontal rows, irrespective of their
original layout in rows or columns; orientation left or right follows to the orientation of the original
inscriptions. In a small handful of cases, I have retained the original columnar layout of a given text,
either for aesthetic reasons or because the imposition ofrows might obscure the sense ofthe passage."
In the case of Hieratic texts , I have deferred by and large to the judgment of the texts ' editors, with
I KRI VII , with indices (KRI VIII ) appearing the fo llowing year. As of thi s writing, a new ly reprinted edition of KRlI is
now avai lable (KITCHEN 20 IS), w ith the remain ing volumes scheduled for re-release in the coming years .
2 Thus , KRlI , xxxi: "The purpose of thi s work is simpl e: to make available the principle texts of th e Ram esside age ... in
a compact and accurate edition that should be comprehensive but hand y to use ."
3 A ll texts encoded in the JSesh open source Hieroglyphic editor (for which, see ROSMORDUC 20 14). Autographed
Hieroglyp hs in KRl were composed at the approximat e equivalent of 17-point font size. The present texts have been set
slightl y larger, at I S-points, as a comprom ise between legibility and economy of space on the printed page .
4 Such cons iderations being relevant, in any event, only for texts inscribed originall y in hieroglyphs; given that the
majority of texts included herein have been tra nscri bed from the hieratic, the artificial ity of transcription itself renders
moot any deba te on the re lative merits of dig ital typography versus autographed texts. Thus, as A lan Gard iner noted long
ago : "Our transcriptions... are artificial substitu tes for the actual manuscripts, subs titutes the fabrication of wh ich must
be directed by the tw in princ iples of interpretation an d reproduction" (GARDINER 1929, 50, italics original).
5 Note that some of the textua l abbrev iations noting lacunae, scribal errors, om itte d signs, etc. , as outl ined at p. iv- v,
above, differ from the system found in KRI I, xxx.
6 See docs . 146 (thro ne, left and right sides), 2 11, and 341.
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regard to their conventions for transcription into the Hieroglyphic script. 7 One notable exception is
the transcription of simple numerals, for which I have employed the "large format" variants (i.e. I
, II , III, etc., rather than ,or I II ). This convention was intended to ease the reader's
I , II
differentiation of such numerals from otherwise similar-looking strokes (i.e. single , dual , and plural
determinativesj.f In addition, I have transcribed the "Life, Prosperity, Health" benediction in its
Hieroglyphic form, rather than its late Ramesside, Hieratic abbreviation (i.e. ~~ t ,rather than ))) or
I II ). Other, infrequent instances in which the present transcription differs significantly from that of
a primary publication have been mentioned in the line notes to the individual documents.I
As a single volume, the present corpus is far smaller-and significantly less diverse-than
the totality of inscriptions collected in KRI. Consequently, I have simplified the organizational criteria
to accommodate the material at hand. All texts have been sequenced first in relative chronological
order, by dynasty, reign, and regnal year, where known. 10 Texts occurring within the same regnal
year have been sequenced additionally by calendar date (season, month, day), wherever possible. II
Texts that do not preserve, or never included, a specific regnal year must be dated on the basis of
prosopography, palaeography, and archaeological context. None of these methods is without
difficulties. 12 However, they do provide an expedient means of bringing relative order to a vast corpus
of otherwise undated material. As such, I have again deferred to the excavators and authors of the
primary publications, with regard to regnal dating throughout the present work. Texts dated less
precisely within either Dynasty 19 or 20 appear at the end of their earliest possible reign and/or regnal
year. Thus, for example, documents falling within the range of Ramesses III-Ramesses IV appear
under the former king; in addition, texts that cannot be linked to a specific regnal year appear after
documents for which a regnal year is known. Known regnal dates follow their king's name and are
separated by commas, e.g., "Ramesses II, year 33"; approximate positions within a reign (i.e.
beginning, middle, end), as well as approximate year ranges, appear in parentheses, e.g., "Ramesses
II, (year 2-20)," "(Sety II, undated-Siptah)," etc. Additional clarification or bibliography regarding
dating appears in the line notes for individual document entries .
After chronological sequencing, texts falling within the same regnal year or date range have
been sorted by geographic provenance, from north to south, following the practice established in KRI.
Of course, even a casual perusal of the present corpus reveals a tremendous skewing of data toward
ostraca from the workmen's village of Deir el-Medina. This lop-sided character is unavoidable,
7 Note that the ubiquitous, Hieratic p3-bird has been rendered in all cases as the alighting pintail duck (~), as opposed
to the flying variant (~), for which convention see GARDINER 1929,52. Along similar lines, the word for "rations,"
ffi A ffi A
has been transcribed throughout as djw (I 1~1l!l) rather than spd ( I I~IL.\), for which see GARDINER 2007, 533, X8.
8 III
Note that complex, i.e. stacked and/or or rotated, numeral groups (e .g. II or ==_ ), which cannot be mistaken for
determinative strokes, appear in the smaller format.
9 Most notably, see doc. 337 at p. 163, 1-6 [9-13], correcting a previously unrecognized dittographic error of six lines in
JANSSEN 2004, 118.
10 Absolute dates for individual kings, provided in the table of contents at p. iii, above, follow the standard established in
HORNUNG, KRAUSS, and WARBURTON 2006, 490-495.
II Calendar dates have been sequenced relative to known accession dates and estimated date ranges for the kings of the
Nineteenth and Twentieth Dynasties, as summarized in HORNUNG 2006, 21 0-217.
12 See GUTGESELL 1983; DAVIES 1999; COLLIER 2014; and HAGEN 2008, 31-32 and nn. 11-16, with additional
references .
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insofar as excavations and publications by the French Institute at that site continue to yield an
embarrassment of riches, in terms of non-literary ostraca, 13 which is largely unmatched in other media
(papyri, monumental , etc.), or from other sites." Finally, the chronologically- and geographically-
sequenced documents have been sorted by media type (monumental, papyri, ostraca), and object
number, where available . I have elected not to employ the system of twenty-eight text categories
established in KRI,15 insofar as relatively few occur in the present corpus and the resulting addition
of Roman numerals would not add significantly to the utility of the volume. 16 Instead, I have chosen
to include a short descriptive title for each document, highlighting some noteworthy theme(s) and/or
person(s) named in the text. 17 In the case of multiple, consecutive documents assigned to the same
reign, year(s), and/or provenance, the second and following documents on a given page include only
the individual descriptive titles, omitting the repeated regnal and/or geographical information.
With regard to page notation , I have retained the practice of marginal line numbering
employed in KRI,18 although the adoption of a typeset has resulted in a greater number of lines per
page." Internal numbering of rows or columns from the ancient texts appear throughout the present
volume in square brackets : [1]?0 Header information at the top of each page differs from the format
employed in KRI. In order to facilitate rapid location of texts by date, headers in the present volume
follow a simplified format: Dynasty number, name(s) or abbreviations (see p. iv) of the reigning
king(s) for each document on the page, plus regnal year or year range for each document.
As a last note on the corpus, I should mention also the criteria employed for the inclusion or
omission of material. In general, I have sought to include all newly published texts that contribute
tangibly to our knowledge of the Ramesside period, vis-a-vis history and/or biography. To that end,
I have chosen to exclude a number of texts (mostly fragments), the dates of which cannot be narrowed
to a specific Ramessid e king, range of kings or, at the very least, to the beginning, middle, or end of
a specific dynasty." Although such documents might be extremely valuable for any number of
specialized studies, their nebulous chronological status does little to clarify the actual history of the
Nineteenth and Twentieth Dynastie s as such. For similar reasons, I have excluded a number of
additional documents that preserve only a handful of words or signs, e.g. a single name,22
13
See esp . G RANDET 2000a, 2003 , 2006a, 20 10.
14 But see also comments below , regarding the large corp us of Rame sseum jar dockets.
15 See KITCHEN 1975, xiii-xviii and xxx i.
16 Nearly 85% of the texts includ ed wou ld, in fact , belong to Kitch en ' s category XX Vlll: Life at Deir el-Medina.
17 Rom anized spellings of personal names and their numbers, e.g. Khaemtir (i), follow DAVI ES 1999.
18KRI 1, XXXI..
19 I.e. 16- 24, versus 15- 16 in KRJ.
20 In the interest of conserving space on the printed page , the first preserved lines of fragm entary texts have been
des ignated [1], etc., as opposed to [x+ I] , etc . Alt houg h the benefits of this editorial decis ion might seem negligib le, the
net result was a decrease in the total length of the fin ished volume by more than a dozen page s.
21 For exce ptions, included here on the basis of their non-form ulaic or otherwise (subjectively) intriguing content, see
"Undated documents of the Nineteenth Dynasty" (pp. 65-7 1), "Undated documents of the Twentieth Dynasty" (pp. 191-
198), and "U ndated documents of the Ramessi de era (Dyn. 19 or 20)," (pp. 198- 20 1).
22
E.g., GRANDET 2000c, 127, O. IFAO 1493/0 . DeM 708; and BOUVIER 1999- 2003, vol. 5,154- 160 (also see comme nts
on orac le petitions, below).
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control/workmen's marks of various sorts ." generic oracle petitions.i" etc . Othe r documents excluded
from the present corpus include most texts identified as scribal exercises.f as well as fragmentary
letters that preserve only conventional epistolary formulae and/or generic praise." I have also
excluded certain texts whose preliminary state of publication does not yet permit detail ed comparison
27
with photos, high quality facsimiles, etc. By contrast , I have included many sources that, while not
necessarily rev elatory in terms of content or prodigious in terms of leng th, neve rtheless contribute to
our kno wledge of the period, the activities of kings , and the daily life of named, private individuals. 28
Noteworthy in this regard is the vast corpus of Ramesseum jar dockets, published in five volumes by
BOUVIER. 29 I hav e included 73 formulae from that COrpUS,30 which compl ete or correct formulae
presented orig ina lly in KRI,31 or which were not included in Kitchen's schema.V Formulae that
BOUVIER presents essentially unchanged from KRI are not included here. 33 The problematic dating
of such texts, which typically include a regnal year that cannot be linked conclusively to a specific
king , has long been recognized.i" However, BOUVIER makes a reasonable argument, on the basis of
known reign lengths, paleography, and prosopography, for limiting the date of the Ramesseum jar
docket corpus to the early Nineteenth Dynasty, with a majority of exemplars falling within the reign
of Ramesses II himself.35 The present volume follows this assessment and organizes the formulae
23
See GRANDET 2000a, 4-5 .
24 E.g., GRANDET 2000a, 193 (0. DeM 794 ): (j)n Pn-nbw, "Is it Pennebu?" For the syntax and general template of such
petitions, see ibid., 8-11. On the other hand, I have included texts relating to the oracle that provide add itiona l context
for such petitions, name ly Docs . 205 , 274, 32 1, and 375 . In addition, I have included O. BMFA 72 .659 (doc. 374) , which
preserves the unusual personal name Djehutyhermaw (=Djehutyhermeketef).
25 See DORN 20 11a, vol. 1, 135-136; for a more cautious view, with regard to the identification of such texts as "writing
exerc ises," see HARING 2014, 151; for one such document included in the present corpus, by virtue of its evidently
historical content, see doc . 154, recording pursuit of a fug itive in the vicinity of Deir el-Bahri.
26 E.g., GRANDET 2003a, 422--423 (0. DeM 968); ibid., 427 (0. DeM 972) ; idem 2006a, 292 (0. DeM 10096); DORN
2011a, nos . 703 , 706-70 7; et al.
27 E.g., MOLLER2014; SAMIE 2010; for the latter vo lume, see caveats in DEMAREE 2012, 458--460 .
28 E.g., doc. 156, recording the regnal transition from Sety II to Siptah; doc . 341, recording the previously unattested nb.tj
name of Ramesses V; or doc 348, a fragment of a door jamb from the reign of Ramesses VII, in the vicinity of the
Ramesseum . In the case of private texts, I have-as a general guideline-tended to include fragmentary or otherwise very
brief texts of relatively minor significance when they may be linked to a specific regnal year, while excluding comparably
brief texts that cannot be dated with similar precision.
29 BOUVI ER 1999-2003, including 2528 individual doc uments; with additional examples in idem 2000; 2003; and 2004 .
For an overview of the jar dockets and their data , illuminating the relationsh ips and economies of the Theban mortuary
temples, see also HARING 1997,346-360 .
30 Sequenced in the present volume as docs . 10-12, 14-23 ,25-52,55,78-80, and 106-133.
31
Thus, KRJ II, 673 ff., formulae I (=BOUVIER Ca) , lI d (=BOUVIER If), XIV (=BOUVIER Va), XXI (=BOUVIER XVIa),
XX V (=BOUVIER VIa) , and XXIII (=BOUVIER Fa) ; note that the present volume employs the more recent formula
designations, for which see BOUVIER 1999-2003 , vol. 5, 161- 162, includ ing a concordance offormulae appearing in KRI
and SPIEGELBERG 1898 .
32 Cf. BOUVIER 1999-2003 , vol. 5, 34-35 , 41-153 ; idem 2004; and KRJ II, 673---679; and KRJ VII, 49-94.
33
Thus, KRJ II, 673 ff., formu lae IIa (=BOUVIER Ig), IIc (=BOUVIER Ie), V (=BOUVIER XVa), X (=BOUVIER IIIc), XI
(=BOUVIER XVIIa) , XIII (=BOUVIER VIla), XX (=BOUVIER XIXa), XXIy (=BOUVIER XXIa), XXVI (=BOUVIER Da),
XXVIII (=BOUVIER Xc), and XXIX (=BOUVIER IIc); also see BOUVIER 2003, for numerous fragments with parallels
among olive oil docket formulae from Deir el Medina (KRJ VII , 76-83).
34 -
See thus , KRJ II, 673 .8-9, 69 1.5-9; and VII, 49 .5- 8; HARING 1997,346; BOUVIER 1999-2003 , vo l. 5, 175.
35 BOUVIER 1999-2003 , vol. 5, 175-179 , noting also two formulae that m ight date as early as the reign of Sety I (thus,
ibid., 123-124, Formula XXIa, and 141, Formula Fa ; the last formula is included in the pres ent volume as doc . 130, listed
here under Ramesses II, on the basis of its find-spot at the latter king's mortuary temple, following KRJ II, 689.10- 14;
for the om ission of the Bou vier's Formula XXIa, see n. 33, abo ve).
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accordingly by regnal year for that king." To avoid the needless multiplication of nearly identical
exemplars, placeholders have been inserted for the variable elements (regnal date , wine quality,
personal names, and quan tity of hin-measures) in the respective jar docket formulae. V Another
substantial corpus of formulaic doc uments, from which I have attempted to cull a representative
selection, are the so-called "Stato Civile" (SC) papyrir" Preserved in dozens of fragments, the SC
corpus inclu des , inter alia, extensive lists of householders and their families at Deir el-Medina,
covering a nebulous span of years from the later Twentieth Dynasty. I have included here the first
seven groups of SC papyrus fragments, whic h preserve the longest contiguous sections of text. 39 With
regard to the remainder of the texts that comprise the bulk of this volume, the rationale(s) for their
inclusion should be reasonably self-evident. An addendum (p. 202) includes three texts from the reign
of Ramesses II, which were added after typesetting of the main volume was completed." Finally, I
have included an index of object numbers in relation to the present document numbers (p. 204-207),41
as well as indices of toponyms, ethnonyms, private names and titles , royal names mentioned
posthumously, divine names, and a short selection of miscellaneous terms (p. 208-242).
36 Of course, assi gnation of the Ramesseum jar docket formulae to the reign of Ramess es II, by convention and
conve nience, follows also the practice esta blished in KRl II, 69 1.5-9, as we ll as the genera l organizational principl es for
the present vo lume , outlined abov e.
37 Fo llow ing BOUVIER 1999- 2003, vo l. 5,4 1-151; idem 2004 ; for the abb reviations employed in the present vo lume, see
"Abbreviations, III. Textual," at p. iv-v, above .
38 DEMAREE and VALBELLE 20 11.
39 See DEMAREE and VALBELLE 20 11, pIs. I-II (SC 1-7). The remaini ng frag ments have been exc luded here on the
gro unds that they consist mostly of smaller bits and pieces of names that are dupli cated in other documents from the SC
corpus, as we ll as the fact a maj ority of their content is reconstructed on the basis of para llels (cf. ibid. , pis. 13 ff.).
Obv iously, any serious study of the rich prosopograph ical and genealogica l data conta ined in the Stato Civile papyri
wo uld demand analysis of the corpus in its entirety (see, e.g ., the interp retati ve discussion in VALBELLE 1993; for
add itiona l comments on the cor pus more generally, cf. reviews in EYRE 20 12 and MOLLER 20 12).
40 Texts include an undated cons truc tion record from Abydos, verso (doc . 99A , completing doc. 99); year 62 graffito
mentionin g rainfall, from the Va lley of the Queens (doc . 384A); and a year 67 ann ouncement of the death ofRam esses
II (doc . 385A) . Also note one add itiona l document-a remark able vot ive stela honoring Amun, Tawe ret, and tw o
Sethian hipp opotami in the presence of three men and tw elve wo men-which was publi shed too late to be included in
the pre sent volu me ; for the relevant texts, etc., see GABLER 2017.
41 Note that ostraca from which derive the 73 j ar docket formulae cited at n. 30, above, have not been indexed as indi vidu al
objects; the addition of these for mulae to the 312 indexed objects yie lds the final total of 385 documents in the present
vo lume .
xxx
Corrigendum
Doc. 232 (p. 84,6-16), dated to years 25-32 of Ramesses II, was sequenced in error among the texts
of Ramesses III (with thanks to R.J. DEMAREE). This error was recognized after indexing and could
not be rectified before the volume went to press.
Dy n. 19, Ramesses I, year 1; Sety I , year 4; (undated) . IX , 1
1. Ramesses I, year 1, Amada (?): Royal stela, incl. King's Son of Kush
Stela Vienn a Kunsthistoris ches Museum As 8953 (H EIN 1989)
rows beneath thefeet oftwo standing gods:
[~ ~ ~~l~r, ~ ~ + i E A t~ ~1 ; 1 [l]
ITE ~~ ~Y~ [3] [" '~J~ ~ rt t &[ <L +~fTl ~ ~ [~ =:~~ f [2] 5
10
verso: recto:
[ ... ] ) ) 8!f:} 1~ _ [ ... ] [3] [ ... ]~~~ t ~[ . .][2] [ ... ]~d ~ 10 4[ ][1]
[ ... ] ~ ~ ~ ~[ ] [4]
Cairo TR 14.6.24.17 (OUDA 2016; LABIB 1936; PIEHL 1895-1903, 57, pIs. 90-92;
MARIETTE 1880,434, nr. 1159)
Lunette, far left, columns above and in front offigure ofN ef er-renpet adoring Osiris: 15
20
Lunette,far right, columns above Amun-wah su, adoring Horus and Wepwawet:
1- 5: For the ident ificat ion of Ame nemope (i), see DORN 201 1c, 46, a; and D AVIES 1999,76-78, 124-125
1110- 13: BRAND 200 0,270 , links the prince' s titles here to two quarry inscriptions dated to Sety's year 9.
Dyn. 19, (Sety I-Ramesses II). IX, 3
JL -. ~u fF? e~ -r, V
8 lr~4:Dr ~c,l1110~~Il-,UI I TS
Q [6] 1
II~
J~ o il. 0 I fit
/J mfj F~~ o il. '=2
~ ou I:§ ~[;~.P <::> ~ ou.L1i~
e ft
j:\ 111 0 8 - ~ [2]~O. ,n~:[~-
'i'111 ~ 'J..-.!J1tfl_ 11 1l\.
°A [ ] [1]
lill4_11I ~9 ...
15
4 [3]: The dj=k 30 shm group appears in OUDA 2016, fig. 5, 3, as t~~ , dj =k 30 wsr ; cf. the photograph
at ibid. , pI. 1, for the correct, fina l sign , which exhibits the symmetrical profile of the som-scepter, slightly
damaged near the top but showing no trace of the canine head of the wsr -staff 116 [5]: In both instances of
the div ine name 3S. t, "Isis," Ouda (ibid., fig. 5, 5), reverses the gender marker and egg determinative; cf.
the photograph at ibid., pI. 1, which shows the name spe lled consistently with the t above the egg
determinative, in each instance 11 7 [6], end: the transcription of the ks.w spd.w group follows ibid. , fig. 7,
~
6; however, the same group in the photograph at ibid ., pI. 1, is far from clear and might instead write I~ ,
to be read perhaps as mshd. w n3W. W , "oryx and ibex" II 7 [7], beginning: Ouda's transcription (ibid. , fig. 5,
7) of the qbh vase as (g (Gardiner W15) is incorrect; cf. photo at OUOA 20 16, pI. 1 118 [7], end: Ouda
(ibid., fig. 5, 7) transcribes the double reed leaf of jmj-r hsy. w incorrectly as plural strokes; cf. photo at
ibid. , pI. 1 118 [7]: Note the unique variant of the w3/:l sign, followed by a singular instance of the normal ,
hieroglyphic version of the twisted tlax -/:l (Gardiner V28 ; in all other cases , the scribe emp loyed the cursive
variant, V28A) II 10 [10] : the scribe has written the ss -hieroglyph backward (see thus, OUDA 20 16,
photograph at pI. 1) 11 14: Verso includes sketch of an eye (see GRANDET 20 10, 263) .
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (begi nning of reign). IX,4
(Martinez 2009)
~ d ~ ~ ~ ~d ~r ~ ~ = ~ ~ [4] ~ 01 ! 2 ~ ~ 1f6 g m ~~
~~]:[12]rfff_~~~~~_~~ u~ r ~_[tfL!5 10
[l9].~~.~ ••••••••••
~ ~ [~~fllY~~) ~~bl ~2d=~C? [~~? )~f [18]~~
=~ 20
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (beginning of reign); years 1-6. IX , 6
~ • • •~~:2~~~~~':::~~~tflg~r~~~~~ 1
• • • • • • • • • • ~~.rfo~~~~?~ii~~
/W:~v-~nii\~.,.~n )~+~-c:=l~ ~
~~~~llm!j1rir <:> <:>~~ I~.
Right side, lower register, columns above Hapy (adoring R.Il cartouches): 5
[ 1] • • ~ C7[2]~/ll~=~ij![3].~~~~[4]~~~=?
[5] . { ~ -S\
t r
~ ! [~ ~ B ~ ~ d" _ ~ ~ = -4 L!~~_ (qUality) 191 ~ ~ ( year ) ~ 1 [1] 15
12. Ramesses II, year 2 or8 (?), Ramesseum: Wine docket Formula If
(BOUVIER 1999- 2003, vol. 5,46-47; cf. KRIll , 677.1-12, Formula lid)
t
~~ t [~~ ~ ~ ~ Jr 1~=4Lh.=~ ( quality ) 191 ~ ~( year )~l [1 ]
u t
t [~~ ~ ~ ~ £ _~ ~ := 4 l ~ _( quality ) S>I ~ ~( year ) ~1 [1]
~ ~ ( year ) ~ 1[1]
U ~ [ ... J[2] [ ... J ~ t ~ ~ ~ £~ L:l9d.1I u;;Z _191
( name ) '~1(t!~~9d.1I
20 . Wine doc ket Formula Ac
t
~ l [~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ £ ~L:l9 d. II u;;Z_ ( quality ) 191~ Hyear ) ~ 1 [ 1]
[...Jd.
21. Years 5, 7 (?), and x+ 12: Wine docket Fo rmula IlIa
(BOUVIER 1999-2003 , vol. 5, 59-60)
20: For the tentative regnal year 5, see BOUVIER 1999-2003, vol. 3, pI. 86, 1473.
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (c. 5--40); year 6. IX, 9
24. Ramesses II, (year 5-40), Deir el-Medina: Record of transfer (?)
of goods by various workmen
O. Ashmolean Museum HO 2 19 + O. BM EA 25289 (HARING 2004, 216-2 19; for BM
fragment, see also DEMAREE 2002a, 24, pI. 49)
[ ··· Jm n d ~ 9~ ~~' ~9 ~£ ~
25. Year 6, Ramesseum: Wine docket Formula IVb
(BOUVIER 1999- 2003, vol. 5, 69)
20
utt~_+=~ILJd.~lt[~~t~~~tl_IYI~~(year)~1[1]
~+0g[~_=g[~d~lt[~fut~'L:J[2]~L:J9dg[ 20
(name),f¥' ~ ~ ~ 9 d. tfl U
Dyn. 19, Rames ses II, years 7-9. IX, 11
I
,
( name) '~' ~ ~ ~ 9 d 8l u~ + = ~ _ = 8l U 15
[ ···], ~ d ~! t [~ ~o ~ t~
43. Wine docket Formula Vllld
(BOUVIER 1999-2003, vol. 5, 89)
+ :..
~~'L:Jd [2] [ ] ~~ £ _L:J/u&l~ _ (qUality )~~ (year )~ 1 [l] 10
( name)'~' ~ ~ ~ 9 d 8lu ~ + = ~ 5
(BOUVIER 2003,66-69; cf. partial parallels at KRIll, 689.8 and n. 8a, Formula XXII ;
KRIVII, 81.2- 7; and SPIEGELBERG 1898, 3 11)
recto:
IIII ~[ ]
10 [I] : Regarding the regn al date , only one fragment preserves part of a year: IIII ~ .-- (BOUVIER2003 , 64,
fig. I , 3; 73, fig. 4, 3; cf. parallels cited above for the presumably complete date) .
Dyn. 19, (Ramesses II, year 25-Siptah) ; years 26-3 7. IX, 15
verso:
55. Ramesses II, year 26, Ramesseum: Jar docket Formula IVe
(BOUVIER 1999- 2003, vol. 5, 70-71 )
~ [3]
I 0 nn ~~ I~o !4/ / n' l m
iii E5~ ~ & /).d F /}'" W
_ r ~ EU\. c:s b.l.. ?(
[2] ro = "" III
{<!'} _ClLJ II
n 01 [1]
nn e r
~~~~ I
~
Oc:e!=
[4] I <:>
II~
I
~ nnnn ~~ n n n
09 r nnnn ~ I 0 _ nnn ~~~
57. (Middle of reign): Delivery of Fish 10
recto: 20
rrt
U 1'=7 _ _
= a9r_ ..]~ :[ [2] [ ... ]=
_ 00L:J
<::> I II II nn ~1 A}1;l ~
""""'
III n ® rbt. 0
~~ A . J~ [ ...] [1]
/o . r r lL....i. !,~
IS: Verso includes a draft of two co lumns of text from a funerary scene 1117 [3]: Transcription of the
qnjw group follows MOLL ER 20 10,3 15 (cf. GRANDET 2010, 32 1: ...--c.o9~:::' ).
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, year 37; (before 38; c. 38-40; before 39). IX, 16
verso: 1
~~~~= ~t
@><::> ~/ 0 __ <:>*
A
[3][ ... ] ;v////.v ~:~ ~~7 [2]
~UL)Y~_~rrb.i...
[ ... ]
/fL
==
Ai" ~ II~II ~~_ ~[1]
~_
~~~ mII [4] nnnn v;v; UU ~~ [3] ~ IIII nnn ~ [2] ~9~m W~ d= ? [...][1] 10
I II I n r? [5] III 0) 0)
III I n I I U II
recto:
~A
9_ ll:.:1.
-
@
.Q. -<{h
~ Cl <::> ~
<:> &
@
~[5][
J:;:t 9r
]0 Ai"~l
... D/fL r
A t:J -
UL ~Cl ~o 6il ~ ? t.\..
0 {jJ c:=-Et [4]
ilL-.
[ ... ] [8] 6l~[ ... ][7][ " ' ]d:<'~~ 4hd [ ..][6] [" ' ] o ~ ~ d
verso:
column 1:
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (before year 39). IX, 17
~ Ift'=790 : ; [7] ~ Ift i(I*[6] Ift i( I/~ ~[5] Ifti ~ Q~:::: [4] 1
~ [1l] 0 Ift il: (ti~9® ~[lO] 0 Ift, ~= LD......... ~ [9] ~ Ift il:@ t ~[8]
oIft!h"/ 9fff0ll........c..
ill <:> [2]
0Ift!h"/ 9fff_r
ill E5 ~ [1] 5
~[ ...J[4][ " ' J ~ l ~ Ift ~ /~[ . .J[3] 0Ift im rr[...J[2][ "' Jl o ~ 0Ift[...J[I]
01ft [...][7][" 'J ~9 ~ m ~ Ift ~~ [ ...][6]0Ift [ J[5][ " ' J ~? ft~)~m 01ft
[...I, ft i( It ~ ~ 0 I ft ~ [ J[8] [ ... Jft ~ +Ll ~} 10
recto, column J:
oft rr/oIf'=7
J.. [9]
0ft <:>lBl9_
~ t ~ [8]
oo
ft !h"/ ~
/J [7]
00 .0. l' A
I I @AUIL
0
oft roJ:: ~ [13] 0fti(I* [12] 00 ft~~9l ~ [11] 0ft (tJ~ ~[10]
["'J m ~~::::m[14]
recto, column 2:
~~ [2] [ JMI ? A
oftdd ... rr ' UIL _ ~
III ftlffi,1~I )IR~rrll........c..
0 ~~ <:> I -
:::J:::J 0=czz:::J III/
"""""'[1] 20
verso, column 1:
s: i 'UJD9_
Elf 0
_(i D [3] OO OJD
0 '$ :tvEl0f600 ]~ ~ <:> ~ r=:-.
IJ+[2] [ ... 1 A~ffi \ ~r=:-.I [1]
rrll.........c.. D )'w"'lffi D == 0 D
_
verso, column 2:
I~ {\J lSl
67. Request for a goat
recto:
t
~ [3] ~M ~~ ~ Q l ~ ~ d ~= ~ ~ :i [2] ~ mr ~l ~ _~ ~~ ::: m § [1]
20
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, year 39 . IX, 19
68. Ramesses II, year 39, Deir el-Medi na : Letter concerning donkeys, 1
O. De M 10061 (GRANDET 2006a, 64-67, 249-251 ; idem 2006b, 103-1 05, no. 17)
~ <::>~~~9~~~<::>~d~~'~~901~9lII@~9~
9~~II~,~,~'~I&d~~~'ctJ:({J~9t~II~~~ r:: [15]~~~II 15
_~d [22] ~ 20
T 0 1<::>
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, year 39; (c. 39-64). IX, 20
69. Ramesses II, year 39, Deir el-Medina: Note concerning fish 1
delivered by a fisherman
o. DeM 717 (GRANDET 2000a, 5, 20, 119)
nnn ~ ~ [3J. t ~!JJ~ ~<c:s ) Al [2]: ii ~~ : ii
nn ?? cQ,,->9ll...........:. ~ ~~<Q> 9ll...........:.I < o )b1L I I I ~0 0 ~ III nnn e01r[1]
70. (c. 39-64): Complete list of workers from 5
71. Ramesses II, (c. year 40), Deir el-Medina : Frag. of a list of workers
o. DeM 10125 (GRANDET 2010,8,231)
[ " ' J~~9>d~[4] [00 ·J::1A [3] [" 'J :: l ~ ~::::: [2] [ ,ooJ ~[ ,ooJ[1]
recto:
[" ' J~r~~9>8l~ [3] [ " ' ~ ~l ~ ~~ 9> 8l ~ [2] ~ ~df® [1]
["' J8l~[5] [ 00· n ~~ 9> 8l~ [4]
verso: 10
~/~m["'J [4]
73. Distribution of grain
O. DeM 10163 (GRANDET 2010,48--49,273)
column 1: 15
[00.J[5] o l ft t ~ [4]
column 2:
t
f\ <::> J/) 9 [4] & 1.-=¥ t [3]
ft~~m ~ [2] ~~ I ft ~'~I~ [1]
~ 1/ U/:fIL /~ o ftE-l e:. r<::>1& o
o ft r~[5] o. 10
recto, bottom register (left), columns [1; 3] and row [2] surrounding first praising figure:
20
recto, bottom register (left), above second praising figure, at far left:
18: The branch [Gard iner M 3] substitutes pars pro toto for the tre e [M l] , rea ding as an ideogram fo r tr
(TEETER 20 14,152, d; cf. full spell ings of the nam e in RANKE 1935, 264, no. 5) 1122: TEETER (ib id. , 15 1)
reads th is group w ith th e pre vious secti on or w ith the exter ior column on the left (see below), leaving the
far left figure un-nam ed .
Dyn. 19, Rame sses II, (c. year 40--end of reign); (R.II, year 40-S.II, year 2). IX, 23
recto, bottom register (right), row [1] and column [2] above first praising figure: 1
recto, bottom register (right), above second praising figure, at far right:
77. (Ram~sses II, c. year 40-Sety II, c. year 2), Deir el-Medina:
Grain deliveries 15
IIII ft ~~ 0 f @.9~[~[4]
6: Restore at beg inning [dj=f cb c] nfr (TEETER 2014,151); also note that no trace of the ms --hrw ep ithet
reported in ibid. appears in the photograph -the group immediately belo w belongs prob ably to the left-
most praising figure. II 8: Restore at the beginning [dj] =f (ibid. ); also note that the space follow ing
Amenemope 's name app ears insu ffic ient for the second sign of the ms --hrw epithet, as reported in ibid. II
10 [2]: At middle break, restore UJ br] mdw (ib id.) II 11 [4]: A ll of the preserved signs that exhibit
directionality are rev ersed , relative to the pre vailing orientation of the verso (ib id., 152, i, bracketing as
"problematic" ) 11 13, left: Determ inat ive and ms --hrw epithet reversed and separated from main column by
the hands of the praising figure.
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, year 44 ; (c. 47-66); year 52. IX, 24
78. Ramesses II, year 44, Ramesseum: Olive oil docket formula 1
~ n ~..Q..
M... 11t1: 21 T
./J
~7 1ll
n?~[2] ::r::::::I =
_ _
d& L 7- o, (qual.) tt & & A(year)Ol[1]
IT _ ~ )!. 1I.....-..b.l.._@ 0'--'11 1 )!'0 )!' M: 0
82. Year 52, Abydos: Con struction record from the temple of Isis,
work in brick and gypsu m, transport of stone
Ostracon in private collection (SIMPSON 1995, 16-1 8, B2, and fig . 16)
~~ [3] 0 ~? ~~ °
{}J.2fI!="'it<=> [2] - - -
rr ~ _1 0 M... <=",,=> r r..a::b.l\. I I 19 ,=, =",,= @ === """""
:=J 0 _c:::J II
= I I nnn
nn e
°1
[1] 20
5-9: For the date, see BOUVIER 2004,55 1110-12: Bouvier's Formula 5 preserves only the regnal yea r [4]6,
the numeral 6 being relatively clear with 40 (?) mostly effaced (see Hieratic transcription at ibid., fig. 2, 5),
followed by part of cg, "fat" ; Formula 4 (ibid., 56, fig . 1, 4 and 3, 4) commences from cg; the extent to
which the two fragments represent the same form ula is unclear (see discussion at ibid., 55, 57).
Dyn. 19, R.Il, years 52~56; (second half). IX, 25
[ ... ]~
m ,~ A
-Iffi <::>
0
o::ll:=
15
recto:
= ~ [5 ] -df?i~ c:5
1~ o =~ 1<::>1 I 1<::>_,=,1 0
6 [3], end of row: Resto re grg [t3.WY] 117 [4], end: Restore [S3 RC].
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (second half-end of reign). IX, 26
verso: 1
9n ~ ~ it [1]
< : > - [3]
o ll = Xoczz:::J
_Cio&l °
JJ~ / <::>81_ [2] [ ... JUIL
~~ O Lll.......c. ° ~-
0 I ~81 UIL ,,=,, ~rr_
0
87. Ramesses II, (end of reign), Deir el-Medina : Letter concerning the
exchange of vegetables for a roll of papyrus 5
1/ "( 0
~II II _ _
= ft.. [3]c::::::, ~ nn /J' W
n o rr ,=",t4... ?i UIL
~ [2] G) =
=>=> 0 _c:zz::J ~ ~-~~<=> [1 ]
I UIL 15
~
UIL ==0 _ c:zz::J II
~- a
UIL '='" ~ =-
I= [5] 1/ "(
~ 'I II=0 _
0 -
c:zz::J II
~- ft.. a[4] I ==- = <=;>
UIL '='" _ ~ =",=0 0
-
/ c:zz::J
0
. . . c. [10] 1=
I1 1 I ~ ll.~
'""b-rY
~
czz:::J _I
=
I 19
[ J[9]1==- = r~ [~"
0
0
~
' J[8]~
'='"
14: Verso preserves part of a lette r (see GRAN DET 2003a, 118-11 9, 386)
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II (?) (end of reign) . IX, 27
verso: 1
1=o [ . . ] [5] I =
==t>
0
Q= o
iI I IG
8 [1]: The final r and stroke in Paser' s name were written beneath the main line, for reaso ns of space .
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II (7) (end of reign); (undated). IX, 28
verso: 1
==-o l ........c. -
o c=:::> g :::::: :::J:::J o z:
94. Ramesses II (?) (end of reign), Deir el-Medina:
Fragment of a deposition 5
[. . J:_ 9l\...
{jJCZC0 1
\91
[f
[12]
~ 9r
~
O. Cairo JdE 91283 (S IMPSON 1995, 16, B1, and fig. 15)
20
20 [4], end: The questionable group (thus, SIMPSON 1995, 16) appears to write s.t, "assessm ent" (cf.
Hieratic facsimile in ibid., fig. 15, and spellings in LESKO 2002, vol. 2, 138).
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (undated). IX, 29
97. Construction record from the temple of Isis, work on a festival hall,
transport from "The Mountain" and the "Bank of the Nsm.t-barque"
o. Cairo JdE 91283 (SIMPSON 1995, 18, B4, and fig. 18)
d' rr~E[d{t! dtflffid ::~~ <lli [8] ~~~~ [_J III ~ ~ »» IIII ~
~~1d7l XI ~? ~ 'rr D~~ _ _ J , ~~lr=5~ ~1d ~~~~ [9] ~10
n ~~lr=5
98. Construction record from the temple of Isis, 20
hauling stones on the ground
o. Cairo JdE 91283 (SIMPSON 1995, 19, B5, and fig. 19)
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (undated). IX, 30
99. Ramesses II, (undated), Abydos: Construction record from the Isis
temple, transport of materials from "The Mountain" 5
o. Cairo JdE 91283, recto (S IMPSON 1995, 19, B6, and fig. 20, left)
III n n 0 ~ c:5 -~
II n n ~ ~ D ~ D <::::> r
II o=!II!=
==- 0
D
~
~
c:5 -~
D <::::> r _
0 [2] 0 /J 0 ~~
_10 iflL o=!II!= r r ...:::ch
[1]
100. Model (?) letter, incl. "destruction" or "fill" in the central hall 10
recto:
verso:
a /}" ~
~
1'1' bl..
~9 /J •
"=7'iflL
0
0 D>.
'U /
~ [ ~J[2][~J M1 I ll...-. /}" ~
0 EZ~ ~ ~ IiU.--.bl.. ?i <::::> ~rr ~
• ~~[ ~?J[ l]
6: For the verso, which concludes the present record, see p. 202 , Addendum, Doc. 99A.
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (undated). IX,31
[ '''J::~:1[4] r ?~
m~~~F [6]~6l l
O. JdE 91238 (SIMPSON 1995, 21- 22, B11, and fig. 25)
O. Univ . Penn. Museum 69-29 -231 (S IMPSON 1995, 23, B13, and fig. 27)
1 [2], end of row: SIMPSON 199 5, 20, transcribes the group following ssp as horizontal stroke above a
diagonal, translating "I accepted [...] two sacks" (ibid., 21); however, the facsimile at ibid., fig. 22, shows
clearly n=f, as transcribed above; read as a dative: "I received on his behalf two sacks," etc.
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (undated). IX, 32
(name ) '~1 ~ ~ ~ 9
108. Wine docket formula Illb
(BOUVIER 1999-2003, vol. 5, 60)
(name)
109. Wine docket Formula IIld
(BOUVIER 1999-2003, vol. 5, 61)
2 1-23 : BOUVIER 1999-2 003, vol. 5, 71, indicates that this partially preserved form ula, with only one
exempl ar, appears to be corru pt.
Dyn. 19, Ramesses ll,(undated). IX, 33
( name)
7 [2], beginn ing of row: B OUVIER (ibid., 91-92) restores the toponym as [ps mw Pth nty /:lr]j mn.t ks .
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (undated) . IX, 34
(BOUVIER 1999-2003, vol. 5, 118; cf. KRI II, 690.5-6, Formula XXI)
19 [2]: The expected preposition following nty, presumably m or hr, has been omitted in error (BOUVIER
1999- 2003, vol. 5, ] 18); for the following toponym, read <jvc--rwd (ibid., ] 86, nn. 1019- 1020).
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (undated). IX, 35
( name )'~'~ ~ ~ 9d £ 10
6 [2], end: Beginning of a pro per nam e, Mrk[...] (see BOUVIER 1999-2003, vol. 5, 122, n. 717).
Dyn. 19, Ramesses II, (undated). IX , 36
( quantity ) ~ ; ; m
134. Deir el-Medina: Letter mentioning a dispute among workmen
o. DeM 10097 (GRANDET 2006a, 99- 100, 293)
recto: 10
verso:
~fu{jJ ft 9 0 ~
o l ~ Et tl ~ .-"=,,, 1:fIl..~0 ~ ifI(.
oOr ~J [1 2][ " 'J ~ ¥ : {jJ
m l _ tl
c::s @ : ,lJrt° r[ll ]
~ II -.<:>_Y I T
5
Luxor, exterior A .IV (DARNELL and JASNOW 1993, 264-270, correcting KRI II, 180, 10
7- 8, and GORG 1989,13 1; also see HAIDER 1987; KITCHEN 1964,49-50)
Luxor, exterior A.V (DARNELL and JASNOW 1993, 268-274; GORG 1989, 129-13 4)
recto:
r.l~JJv ~ .
u II 'tf E..9~ ~?
J[3][ . . J9 ~ IIII
[ ... IIII
"C7' ~
n~ ~
ol¥1 'tf u
~~~~-
I~ r IlL ~~
1ll.....-c. "C7'9~/1 c,l ~
[.. J[5][ " ' J~9 0 :;;,? ~l ~+~ I I Ie[...J[4][" ' J~i{!I?~~ I 0
16: For the reading of Tjaroy's titlejmj-r nfr.w(t) n nb ts.wy, see GOHARY 1991, 194, and idem 2011 , 204;
cf. the same indiv idual' s later titulary from the following doc. 142.
Dyn. 19, (Ramesses II or later); (after R.II). IX, 39
statue base, front, lower line left [1] + adjacent side [2] : 1
[1]mm~~Q, ~ ,~l0l®A-tlijl~[2]mm~,y,~~[3]
~=~mB~~ 15
back pillar:
=.~+m~=C:1}{~~~~~ffi~+~4h1jmm~[l]
=.~+m~=C:1}{~~~~~®1~+~4h1jmm~~~[2]
143. (Nineteenth Dynasty, after Ramesses II), Deir el-Medina:
Distribution of grain (?) for the work gang, deified kings, and gods 20
column 1:
Dyn. 19, (after Ramesses II); Memeptah (?), year 2, III Shomu 1. IX , 40
[...J; :FrP~.I ~
column 2:
recto:
verso:
iJl ?~?~iiJl[ [4] 11 ~ [" ' J[3] I ~ ~ ~ bl!~1U'''J [2] 10= LLZ:J ~1 1 ~[1 ,1]
Deir el-Medina statue 250 (=Inv. CSA n° 693. Gurna register n° 1/29) (BI ALY 2008;
BRUYERE 1952, 50, 106-109, and pl. XLI; VANDlE R 1958, pl. CLXIX, 6)
statue base, king 's side (proper front-right) and proper right side: 5
10
throne, king's side (proper right): throne, que en's side (proper left):
15
20
[... J'7
I n 1AJ & ~ ~ f?i <::> [6][ ... J~
n 1!1. :Etl o ~ I I I c::::::;
.r@-n 0
L10 .ML1 I l'I_ =!ll!=rr ILJ.
nn <=>
[5][ ... J ~
00
verso:
10
J
[1] [ ... J ~ ~[." [2] [ ... J ? ~ ~~~ ~ ~~ ~[ ~ .J
149. (Merneptah, undated-Ramesses III), Valley of the Kings: List of
•
dimensions for various wooden doors of a royal tomb 15
o. Leiden F 2000/ 1.1 + O. KV 10045 (DEMAREE 2012- 13; 1992; HAWASS 2011, 65, 70)
1: The date range foll ows the identification ofP aser (iii) in line 10 [1], for whom see DAVIES 1999, 102-
103 (thus, GRANDET 2006a, 45) 1111- 12: The para llel inspection texts from KRJ, noted in B ARBOTIN 1991,
252, nn . 2-3 , date to Me m eptah's second and thir d regnal year 1113 [2] : At th e beginn ing ofthe line , resto re
the personal name [Jt=j]-m s c (ibid., 252, n. 4).
Dyn . 19, (Memeptah, undated-RIll); Sety II, year 4; (c. 4-5). IX, 43
- 0
11--./ 0
~I I I-
II 111 11--. ~
'-a-'
l\ II I IJ~ <::> L:l * Ln
""r"'CI g~ - 0
'18.l..?i. 111111--. / 0
11 1-
11 1 11--. ~
g~ I- 0 r7 r7- Ir::l [~[5] l l lr
8.l.. ?i. I I I l1--./ o UU iii Ix z II ""r"'CI Ln g~
~ <::> L:l * '18.l.. ?i. 1111
recto : 10
g ~[2] II g An II g nl
t ~ oI [l,~ -.=-: ec
I I I « 11--. J.. m '111--. 8.l.. r ~ It ~ ~ 0 0~~
=""= 0 I
1111 01 [1]
Cl
ED
O. DeM 876 (GRANDET 2003a, 51-53, 272-273; COLLIER 2004, 104-105 , 158)
recto:
11 [2]: GRANDET 2003a, 63, proposes to restore the name Ps-nb at the end of the line II 11 [3]: The group
sw 11 sw 13 has been crosse d out by the ancient scribe 11 12 [4]: GRANDET (ibid., 298), transcribes sw 18
correctly but renders the same gro up in transliterat ion as sw 14 in ibid. , 63 (thus, DeMD) 1116- 17: COLLIER
2004, dates the ostracon tentatively to year 3 or 4 of Sipta h.
Dyn. 19, Sety II, (c. year 4- 5; year 5 or earlier; year 5-Siptah). IX, 44
vers o: 1
recto:
6lU [3][ ···](tJ~~~if= ~C7~~ 1 'W'(tJ ~ [2][ " ' ] ~~ I ~IU ~ [ ... ][1]
~~~ ~l [5] [.. .]-: I 'W'~;; t;:Cl ~ 9 Cl d [4] [ ... ]~ I 'W' ~9 ~~(tJ :;[ ~ ~
[...]~:;[[6] ["'][:d- 10
verso:
recto:
[.. ][4][ " ']~9L~~~[ 00.][3][ . . ]~(tJ ~9~[ . .][2][ " ' ] d ~ ~ ::: 1[ . .][1]
~ ~ ~[ ...][7][ ,00 ] ~ ;::1 A ~ [ ... ][6][ · ··]~ ~~~~~n ][5][ oo .] ~ ~ ~ 8lt _ ?
[ ]. ~ . .][8][ " ']i~~ 20
2 [1): Restore the personal name [R]mc (GRANDET 2003a, 53, citing for this individual DAVI ES 1999,247)
II 4: For the date , see comments regarding the rank of Paneb in GRANDET 2003a, 52 , RO3 II 12 [1]: The
emended group is a palimpsest, written over j w : ~~~ (ibid., 354 ); D EMAREE (DeMD) suggests reading this
group as the feminine personal name Ts-jj.t 11 15: For the date, see COLLIER 2004,146-147,152-153.
Dyn . 19, (Sety II-Ramesses III), year 5; (S.II, year 5-Siptah). IX, 45
verso: 1
~0
~;=="'[3][ ... ]~
0 00 ~I
* ;;;a e ll.........c.~
1:fl./L-..~ Y==0
== ~;=="' [2][ ... ]~_
0 II~ ~Y = = 0
~;=="'[1]
0 IIII
~~ [...][5][ . ·]mmmm,t [4][·.. ]r~
ll.........c. ~ /I g ;;;a[lt.. ][7][ ... ~~~ ;;;a~~ll.........c.~ ~~[6][ ...]
~J ~ r I:fl. _r ~ Y =~ 0
=0
I I I GI ~~ Y/l- ,2. 1:fl. ~ f::Im 0
O. BTdK 665 (=KV 18/2.462) (DORN 20 11a, vol. 1,415--416, vol. 3, pls. 538-540) 10
_ "-- I~ 6tl... ~ I:f{ 1\. 'I ~:) r ~ .-. r I!ll:f{ "--I~ L...t 6tl... Ci¢. <:>
155. (Sety II, year 5-Siptah, year 1), Deir el-Medina: Fragment of
a register of absences
8-15: DaRN 201 la, vol. 1,415 , notes that the ostracon 's status as a scribal exercise (thus , the distinctive,
oversized handwriting; see plates , cited above) does not imply necessarily that the events descr ibed are
ahistorical; for caveats on the identification of such "exercises," see HARING 2014 ,149; the date range for
the text is based upon DaRN'S identification (2011a, vol. 1,416) of Amunnakht (v) , for whom see DAVIES
1999, 105 1116: For the date, see comments in G RANDET 2010 ,66, citing also C OLLIER 2004, 146-147.
Dyn. 19, Sety II, year 6 + Siptah, year 1. IX, 46 '
156. Sety II, year 6 + Siptah, year 1, Deir el-Medina : P ottery delivery, 1
l g A> g 0 c5 A>~~
~M~ ol o M ~o
r=:... III ° 1, [7] [ 00 . J J:tJ
I11 11 I1 ® r 0
l g A> g 0 c5o MA> " - ==
~
~El
~
~M~ ol =:)
[ oo.Ja:ll!=D l:l [oo.Jc5 - <:::> r=:...1 °1, [18 ][00. ]J:tJ 't' ~t c5l <:::> r=:...1
I I 1I'i' I 0= 0 oL":J II e r,,- ElI<:><:>l5l1 ° ::J=:) 0 o L":J
1-3 : O. DeM 868 was dated orig inally to the re ign of Ramesses IV (GRANDET 2003a, 45) ; revised date
follows discovery of the new fragment, as discussed in idem 20 10, 162 (I. 16- 17); note that each row on
the ost racon represents a discrete entry in the journal II 7 [5a-5b]: A blank space of approximately 8 sign
groups separates the two halves ofth is row (read as discrete entries); note that the months in this row appear
out of sequence (th us, GRANDET 2003a, 45-46) II 9 [8]: Determ inative om itted from this instance of
Ptahemhab's name 11 10 [9]: The expected m and h have been omitted from this instance ofPtahemhab's
name II 11 [10] : The tra nscription of sw 2 J follows the photo, hand copy, and transcription in GRANDET
2003a, 256 -258 (th us, also DeMD); the same gro up is transliterated in GRANDET 2003a, 46 as sw 2 II 16
[18]: The gro up e/:ze, at the end of the row, probably m arks the begi nning of a new tally, for which cf. O.
De M843, 10215 ,etal.(GRANDET2010 , 162, note at I. 18).
Dyn. 19, (Sety II or Siptah), year 6; (S.I1, year 6-Siptah). IX, 47
O. DeM 10057 (GRANDET 2006a, 61, 247; 2006b, 102-1 03, no. 15)
o
<t 0
I 1.0.
I I <~>
[3] 10
recto:
verso:
II. 1}{9t ~ -r . C1II 1~ ~~.J'"~~~ [2][ " ' J~ '~1 7 ~ ~~:£ [1]
II. :;::&[ . .J[7] I. ~2~ d ~[6] I. 9t~[5] I. 1}{ .~.J'"~~~[4]
I. [...J[9] I. [...J[8] 5
recto:
I~ I~ ~[3][···.f::,~J~~&l !f!~[2]["'J~,7~~~~~~~~[1] 10
--
== :::J 0 [4][.,·Jnv~
X ~HH1~~p[3][" 'Jffi.~ A~ -
__ 1 I I ~ 1 ~l ffi == 0 [2][ .., J<::::>
I I 0 0 ['"""]
F=>..I [1]
[ ., . ] ~ ? 0 of!, == .
~ __ [l LL __ :::J 0
[5][ ..,]
t\.. ~ ~
D f}J
c::zz:::J 'C7I
O. Strasbourg H. 140 (KOENIG 1997, 12, pIs. 77-78, 128; cf. KRJI V , 434 .3-6)
2: Verso includes a few , mostl y illegible traces (GRANDET 20 03a, 58,2 83) 1115 : Date follows D EMAREE
(DeMD) ; cf KOENIG 1997 , 12 (Ramesside), and COLLIER 2004, 27- 29, 160, (Siptah, early) 1118: The upper
rows [1-3] (not included here) preserve a few fragments from an unidentified text (KOENIG 1997, 12),
separated from the present list of workers by a separator line; the present transcription beg ins after the
separator, with KOENIG 'S row 4 11 18- 19 ff [1,4 ff.]: The seated man plus dot notation follows A LLAM
199 9,143 , contra KOENIG 1997,78, who read such groups as seated female determinatives (i.e., as a series
of scribal errors)
Dyn. 19, Sety II (late; undated ; undated-Siptah). IX, 49
164. Sety II, (undated), Deir el-Medina: Record illicit use of a stable (?)
[···n? d_.- 11111 9 D!~ -='i ~ ~ 9 ..:lli 9 ~ [3] [ ... ]m:t! ~ 9 l~il 10
recto:
[.. .J ~ 9D ~ ~ ~'[8]
verso:
["' J~ ["' J [6] [ "'J~--=¥~J~> ' J[5] ["'J+~ g[~ [.. J[4]
166. (Sety II, undated-Siptah), Deir el-Medina: Record of a gift of
prov isions, pottery, sandals, and tools (?)
recto: 10
12- 13 [5], beginning: Restore [tj ]w.lj , " sandals" (thus, GRANDET 2006a , 78-79) 111 4 [7], beginning: As
prev ious 1116 [1]: Read the personal nam e as Jj c-(m) -tr (thus, ibid. , 78- 79; DeMD) II 16 [2], beginn ing:
Restore tjw .tj, as recto, [5] and [7] (GRANDET 2006a, 78-79) .
Dyn . 19, (Sety II, undated-Siptah; S.II-Ramesses III, year 24). IX, 51
verso:
20
5 [3]: For transcription of the city deter minative following mry.t, see discus sion in WENTE 1996,859 1115
[5]: The scribe has stricken the entire line.
Dyn. 19, (Amenme sse-Siptah), IX, 53
recto:
10
verso: 15
o~ a t;) =>= <:> ~ 2 A~o~ ~~ <:> ~~ [1 ]
~ ;;l _ ~ _ ~~ 0oL":JIIII[]
"-
I 4" UILI I I I ~ I:tl... ~ 'i' === ~ 0oL":J II lit
~~[4] ~' I ~~ ~LJ~ ~~~9D(f&~~~~rr ~[3]~ )t~:i ~'I!¥1
8l~iLt?[ . ·] [6] ~ LJ~<:> I~~~ II[ ..·] [5]iL~~9D~iL~~rr ~[mJ
rn /Y~ [5]
f6[;]bl., ?i
II ftl1k I~ _ -====-
I I
O
/Y~[4]
=",,=bl., «
[ ~
0 <:::>
I<=>
00c-=J p=..
II {-ft} '
?[3]
~ 5
[... ]1'=7 [9] [...J,,";, [8] [ J[3-7] [... J ~ 1l [2] [...JIft~:;::! '=7 [2,1]
[...J I ~ [10] 10
verso:
<r II [.. .J[4] nnnnn ~?;; ~ [ . . J[3] k/{t1dlUWJ [2] ~~ ~ ~L':J~ [1]
O. DeM 908 (GRANDET 2003a, 3, 81-84, 328-329; 2003c, 2 13-2 14, 226)
recto:
9- 10 [8-1 0]: GRANDET 201 0,5 0 restores the three partially preserved personal names as Nb [-m-M(w).t
(?)], Nb -[nfr(=w) (?)], and RW[t3 (?)], respectively.
Dyn. 19, Siptah (7), year 1; (year 1-2). IX, 55
~~~ ~ It d::~[ ... ][3][ "' _ D f~}~ ' [ . .][2][ ". ] U'~~ [ .,, ] [1]
[ "· ] ~ ~, * d~ :: ~ [ . ·][5][ . · ~] Wd(td~9t l ~=~[ . ·][4][ ]~ 5
O. DeM 912 + 913 (GRANDET 2003a, 4,88-90,340-344; 2003c, 215, 217-218, 230)
Z fiW~OIl=~[~ ...][1]
Etb:l..?i ~_~~ ~
IIII
~~9t@J_ ·][4] ~~ I .
913, recto, col. 1: 15
~96=~ ,<::>~6 :db [3] i{~I~~:::::: ~ [2] ~) )~~ ' 7 f!'c' [1]
~~~=JlrEJlIU ~ [4]
912, recto, col. 2:
7-8 : Text B appears beneath Text A, the former upside down, relative to the latter II 9-11: The recto sides
of the two fragments appear to be discontinuous parts of the same checklist (GRANDET 2003a, 89, RO I, 1,
and 90, W, noting also that the texts of the verso appear to be unrelated) 1113-14: Each entry in 912 , col.
1, began presumably with ~ or :db, as in 15 ff. (ibid., with discussion at 89, RO II, 1, and 90, RO; see
next note) 11 15 ff.: Each entry begins with negative arms in red (abbreviated as a stroke in 16 [1]), over
which the actual attendance record was written in black: c-: , "present," or ....J\-c. , "absent" (GRANDET
2003a, 89, W 1,1, citing already JANSSE N 1997a, 88) ; note that the recto ofO. DeM 913 also preserves
traces from a second column, of which only two row headers, ~, are still visible (ibid. , 90, 344).
Dyn . 19, Siptah (7), (year 1-2); Siptah, (early); (year 2-3). IX, 56
lA/ d
:El~I<::> L'""'L.~
A " . [5]
I ~= ~ ~~ Il~ p&=- [4] 1
[" 'J~~ 19@= +:-'+61 [3][ "'J I~~~Il~tit~~[2][ ''' J ~ ~ 1l~61[ . . J[I]
[ '''J~+I~~[4] 5
913, verso:
P. Berlin 14485, frag. G , recto (FISCHER-ELFERT 2000, 102 and pI. 20) 10
~?[ ...J[4] ["' Jn~ 0?[ ... J[3] ['''J! ~[ ... J[2] [ "'Jii~9>61m ... J[1]
I?::J 0_ = C?Z:J
'I=I "'[...J[6]
II
[... J~rmz::J ,=...[jJ
I II I t\.. .ca= 'C7I
/l"[ ... J[5]
9> ~ b.l. ["'J~f~? /l"~
K lk El b.l. ~
["'J ~ ~i9>D[ ...J[7] [.. .J
recto, col. 1:
recto, col. 2:
2 [7]: Restore Pol::- , or similar, at the beginning of the line, as previous; also note traces of a third column,
mostly illegible but including perhaps two row headers, to the left of col. 2 (GRANDET 2003a, 88, 341 11 10:
The other fragments from this papyrus, plus fragments from P. Berlin 14448 and 14449, include portions
of three absentee records, written in three different hands ( Fr scHER- E L FERT 2000, 101).
Dyn . 19, Siptah, (year 2-3). IX, 57
~Lld~~~[5] 1
_::~~[9]
recto, col. 3:
recto, col. 4:
[ ...]~
verso :
178. Siptah, (year 2-3), Deir el-Medina: Checklist and tally of workers
recto:
0 9 'Tr _@ _ [9]
o 11;(£::[8] 0 11;(LJ~~ d::~ c-: [7] !!!!9
o
11: Date follows DEMAREE (DeMD), cf KOENIG 1997 (Ramesside), and COLLIER 2004 (Siptah, m id-late)
II12 : KOENIG 1997, photographs at pIs. 120-121 , reverses recto and verso, relative to the hand copies and
transcriptions at pis. 57-58 (DeMD; also see MOLLER 2000,281) 1115 ff [1 ff. ] : Transcription of o-,,- in
each entry follows DeMD, contra KOENI G, pI. 57, who transcribes as 0 nnnn in each case II 15 [I]:
Transcription as Nht-Mnw follows DeMD II 17 [8]: Transcription as Mnns fo llows DeMD II 17 [6] : The
hieroglyphic transcription in KOENIG 1997, pI. 57, omits the wg3(.t) 9 group (ALLAM 1999, 143; MOLLER
2000,281) 1118 [10] : Transcription as P3-(j)m(j)-r-j/:1.w follows DeMD.
Dyn. 19, Siptah, (year 2-3); years 3-4. IX, 58
verso: 1
recto:
10
verso:
Q-il
o ~1:fL
A[2] [... J9 DUA& X~ll........c../:\ - = - w[oo.J[1]
~ 'T' = = :::J <:) = :::J <:) = :::J <:) = :::J ~ 15
180. Year 4: Record of rewards to the crew from the vizier and
abse nces for a superior, due to fest ivals, brewing for cult, and death
O. DeM 10051 (GRANDET 2006a, 55-56, 241; 2003c, 214-2 15, 222 , 227)
recto:
@ A"W [3]
o M. ?i
!ti 0 ll.
I~ II I I [j £
Cl =
I I
II ll........c.. A 0 [2] = ':="'1 111 0 ~[ 1 ]
1 ~ '=7\I:fL_ I<:) :::J <:)_ CZZ:::J III er 20
2--4: KOENIG 1997, pI. 58 transcribes the seated man determinative following eac h name as a dot 112 [1] :
Transcription follows MOLLER 2000, 281 II 4 [9]: Transcription follows ibid. II 4 [10] The transcription in
KOE NIG 1997, pI. 58, right, does not indicate that the entire row is red (cf. hand copy at ibid., left).
Dyn. 19, Siptah, years 4-5. IX, 59
o. DeM 886 (GRANDE T 2003a, 59-60, 291- 294; 2000b; COLLIER 2004, 93-94,1 58)
recto:
verso:
5 [2]: Sic., for ell] (GRANDET 2006a, 56, yo 1-2) 1110-1 2: For the later career of Bay , see also BIERBRlER
20 11 and DODSON 20 11; for the verso, see also JANSSEN 1975, 177,374, and 447 .
Dyn. 19, Siptah (?), year 5. IX, 60
recto, col. 1:
recto , col. 2:
~:::1 '=7 [6] [... ] ~ ~::: [5] [ _ ~[ _··1!..0[4] [.. ] [2-3] [ ...]£[1]
[ ...J[10- 17] [ "'J ~ ~9D ~ ~[9] ~~ 9 ~~ [8] [ ~9 7 dl~ [7]
recto , col. 3: 15
o [5] a..
- . Et ..@ 9 0...JI 0
- -L9 [ ~~1[4]
~~J
[~~1 ~a.. ~ U [3]
~3 .-=lI 9rJ&I DI
[
...
J[1 2]
-
=;:; a..-l
.B..
c:b ~[ ~[6] .lV E5~
~~8lt~~ ,ifi,7 ~~ [7] :El9 D 0 <:> ~J Et 0 9 0 J&_r
~~~~
4 [I ]: GRANDET2010 ,42, restores no addit iona l numerals at the end of the line, readi ng only sw 20 114 [2]:
Restore at end ofline m jn[y.t m ns T. W -T. W (?) ] (ibid .) II 6: For the identification of the document as a work
roster, including caveats, see GRANDET 20 I0, 16-17; for the date , see ibid., 18 II 9 [a- b]: the lines labeled
here as [a] and [b] appear to the right of the main co lumn , from which they are separated by a partial
dividing line (ibid., 16). Other dividin g lines- added obvious ly after the initial inscription- separate the
various columns of text on both the recto and verso into five, irregularl y shaped sections , which in some
cases sp lit individual co lumn entries (see diagram at ibid., I I) .
Dyn. 19, Siptah (?), year 5. IX, 61
recto, col. 4:
000 ~ e
t==:J M 91l.........c..
[4] J:v
El9Tt\.
r!JJ [3] J:v ~ ~!JJ
El~ U _t\.
-
1<:>1 1 IU
{[2] J:v
El o
91* M~ 91l.........c..
e [1]
-o L.W~[11 ]
~~~
i1tJ[.. .J [lO]
El 9T_
r @ i1tJ~!JJ - [ 9]
El~t\.=""=9 @
DZ:J ~
1 0<::>~ ~J
~ [~l
verso, col. 1: 1
~ 9 6 ~_ _ 6[19]
verso, col. 3:
verso, col. 4:
df :: =:)=:) 0 [8] 2(~ .cl~[7] 2( ~2~ d=~ [6] 2(~~9 D(f&~ [5] 1
[ ... ] [5-14] [" '~J~:l [4] :!.-ld~ [3] i~9~ [2] [ ... ]ltB,U[1]
O. DeM 910 (GRANDET 2003a, 3--4,85-86,331 -332; idem 2003c, 215-21 7, 229)
recto:
4~l rBIU[3] [ "' J~~.J)'r d"~ 9d~~~d ~9 [ ''' J[2] [~ '''~ J [I]
recto:
verso:
["'Wt;;=;;
2 [8], end: Restore .ij-[r-njw.t=j] (GRANDET 20 10, 15).
Dyn. 19, Siptah, (undated) . IX, 64 .
o. Carnarvon 408 (NEUN ERT 2009; GUNN MSS Notebook 45a, 38 Nr. 408/H)
~"'="' [2]
.... - . .... - . = ~~ 0 0 III
__ ~"'="' [3 ]
.... - . .... - . == ~ ~ 0 0 III
verso:
~! t+;;;~I~8l
~!t+;;;~9:t 1~8l~ d~~_ =~~0¥~[3] 20
[ ... ]JJJ .d -
~~@ =~~0
~"'="' [5]
I II 0
12 [2] and ff.: Read 1" - as a ditto marker, from prev ious line (see discussion in GRANDET 2003a , 72).
Dyn. 19, Siptah (7), (undated); Dyn. 19, (second half). IX, 65
recto:
[... ]_[ ...] [5][ " '] ~ ~l 9 0 ~ ' [4]["'] ~ ' I~I 6t! 6t e,-: <:>[ ][3]
/l"w ~ ® n~~[3 ] ~ j(
c3 b.l.. « .-<:>II~~ r u ~
<:>~
® II
L nlrMD,,.
19o.- l
A/l" W
l l l lffib.l.. ~
• •~
~~<:>
20
Dyn. 19, (late). IX, 66
recto :
~
Ai"? 1n<::>DI nrrn1 I
lk.@ rr
0 0
IT <:::>
~?
~:~i~r _
it <::> r-; n
rrn~
0 Ai" [6]
Ul <::> .II . l\...X -
0 ? n?
c:::::::J
<::>
~ @
mmmm~~~~~~~t9~.?m[7]1}{~ 10
verso:
-n A9nA ? Jr=(L
I I Il lmn.l~..1 ~ IT II o<::>l\... ~<:>~ ?-~~
t;'j Il......c.. ?n -~1?n
n I Iii r r <::>__
0 RR[1]
L~~:lt~ B::[i7i~ ~ cl&bl~ ~ ' \J t ? ~? ~~?~~~~H~~[2]~~~
~t?[3](tJ?~?~ __ ~ ~ n[2a]~ao
mm[4]!~;;~~~~<lli~~~ ~~~:;z~m~?~~?~mm 15
recto :
10
verso:
193. Dyn . 19, (end?), Deir el-Medina : Timber ledger mentioning Sobek 15
/]"~ ~ K1(' [3] Ill 111f}J J J.tfWH~[ ... ][2] ""1[ ...][1]
/fl... « ML"J . _ _ II n ~111t\. ,="bl..~ IIII
IL"J;;: [6] I.' rr ~ ~r::::sAU sz: [5] I.=Q-"- \L ~~ ;;: [4] I(tJ JJi,
~[8] II ~ ~ I~ ~ [7] ~ ? 0 1(tJ JJ ~ U~ d I.A U 9~ ~
III
II
~.#~[~~~]n ll.-..:.[9]
~ ~ ~~~ U r::::zz::::J
1IIIn
1IIIn~lll
III ~ / II ~
f\ n
u
20
_?~
4- 14: Date follows DEMAREE (D eMD), on the basis of prosopo graphy II 10 [5], end: KOENIG 199 I , 96,
records the fu ll spelling of the expected infinitivejrt, however, the signs transcribed in hand copy at ibid.,
p. 98, recto 5, seem ill-suited to a phonetic complement r + tending (cf. the infinitive at ibid., verso 2, end).
Dyn. 19 (undated). IX, 68
~ ~ nn ~
=~l l r <:> ~~<:> ~ ~ ~
0 /lli m?~?~?:n~ [ " ' J [2] [ " ' J~rro
_ IIW/.
~ ~[
i7Z:7-==:¥19f600 I I I
"'J[l]
, m 8l r [" ' J [5]_ ~L:JA d" d l'..9 <:> ~9L ~~~d~~ ? ~ [" ' J [4] 20
196. Dyn. 19 (?), C optos : Bio gra phy of Wnn-nfr, second priest of M in 1
Stela Cairo JE 71902 (JANSEN-WINKELN 2007, 111-1 15 and pls. 7,11 ,15-17;
IVERSEN 1996; ABDALLAH 1984,69-71 and pI. 17)
~~[mJ~mmmJ~ ~!~~~
197. Dyn. 19 (?), Ramesseum (?): Delivery account mentioning stones,
the' Apiru, and "the people of the army"
recto:
/J""1::
tJ1...Et 90
c::b, <> [3] [ ... J)) ~:,F" ~ 0
0 0 ll.......:.. I:fl _ I oQ::x::::::I9 _ r
V
=n
[2] ["'J ~ ~<:> ~ [1]
m. 9 "C71 @ 0
20
7 [15]: Three partial columns, very poorly preserved, that appear beneath the final row do not appear to
belong to the main biography (see JANSEN - WINKELN 2007, pI. 7, bottom left) II 8: KOENIG 1997, 15, dates
the text generally to the Ramesside period; CAZELLES 1973, 14-15, suggests Dyn. 19.
(Dyn. 19-20, trans ition); Dyn. 20, Setnakht, year 4. IX, 71
-n ~ [2]~ ? ~ ?n ?~ ~ [i .
I
L ~01 A- C - [I]
I I'll rf H. 0 II 0 I rf l.'::190 _9 r I r6'1. -
199. Dyn. 20, Setnakht, year 4, Luxor: Restoration stela
of the High Priest of Am un , Bakenkhonsu 15
Lunett~infrontofA1u~ 20
17-1 9: BORAIK 2007,121 ,124, reads th is group in retrog rade , reversing the order given above ; howev er,
the symmetrically facing column s, which label the king , read clearl y in the normal direction, suggesting a
similar layout was employed here. In either case, the column labeled above as 19 [4] identifies the god ,
who speaks in first person .
Dyn. 20, Setnakht, year 4. IX, 72
Lunette, column between Amun and the king: Lunette, column behind the king:
15
+
E=~§~<~t ~ ~~ =~ ~~~F 101~ [17] d ~4;~ ~~
Columns infront of/1-3/ and behind /4/ Bakenkhonsu: 20
2 [2] : Sic., read (Sts -n ht mrr R » <mry > Jmn )1 (BORAlK 2007 , 121). 113--4, left: BORAIK 200 7, 123 , reads
the final group as nb sps; alternately, the seated figure might repr esent the determinative for nb, reading
thu s nb =s, "her (i.e. Ma' at' s) lord."
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses IILor later), year 5; R.III, (year 8-11 or later). IX, 73
201. (Ramesses III, year 8-Ramesses IV, year 5), Valley of the Kings:
Delivery of Gypsum
10
f.!{~::~
202. (Ramesses III (?), year 11-24), Deir el-Medina: 15
List of items given to a foreman
fi~Yn3]
ttL.. ~
[ ... J90 _90
0 I)) tQ- 0 0 finn[2][
rr ...
f600 ~ //ttL..
J ~O[ < = =J. 0
nn <> [l]
I II I ~ _"""""- _ ~rr~
I ftd ij=~s)t [ ··· J [4] Ill ft)l td ~lll ftd ij =f.!{~ ~ :::::~ e ~~
l ft -dl ltd -~ 20
2: Verso includes traces of one sign and a stra ight, black line (D eMD) 116: Date range follows identification
of Hay (iii), son ofHu y (iii?) (DORN 20IIa, vol. 1, 405 ), for whom see DA VIES 1999 ,214-2 15 (Hay iii/v)
and cf. also the following doc . 201 1117: Verso pre serves fo ur lines with parti al grain measures, et al.
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses III, year 14 or later). IX, 74
I ~~ : J ~blt • . .J[13]
203. (Ramesses III, year 14-Ramesses IV4, year 2), Deir el-Medina: 5
Donkey transaction
O. DeM 10241 (GRANDET 20 10,123-124,349-350)
recto:
verso:
9 [1] , beginning: Restor e [Jj-r]-nj w.t=f (GRANDET 2 010 , 123) 11 16, 18 [3] : GRANDET 2010, 84 , suggests
th at the " entry o f th e go d" refers her e to th e return of th e cu lt im ag e of the d ivini zed A m enho te p 1 112 3 [I] :
Read ns as the interrog ati ve mark er jn (GRANDET 20 10, 14 7).
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses III, year 15 or later ) ; R.III, year 16 . IX, 7 5
I
206. (Ramesses III, yea r 15-Ramesses IX, yea r 17), Valley of the
Kings: Arrival of the mayor, sealing a tomb, and a punishment
O. BTdK 663 (DaRN 2011a, vol. 1, 4 14 , vol. 3, pls, 535-53 7)
~ ~0 nJ ~~
9rr1t\...-=.9'='l 0 <:> [2][ ... JC:::;;=JAJ o ~ ~ 11
IE. I G:.. 1
"II. 0<:> _ ~ tF'"
rlc:.::=,
_= 0
== ~r=:.. 1 1 1 ~ [1 ]
0 III III n ®r
9t ~~~ <lli -=, 9 u.-J m 9 ~ 1 ~ n& ~ ~ ~ [ "· J[3] [ ... J ~ f 9 D~// et~ ~n&
["' J 9t~ ~ !J ~ 1 ~ [ "'J [4] [ "'J + ~ t ~
208 . Ramesseum: Donkey Transaction
O. Strasbourg H .182 (KOENIG 1997, 14, pls. 93,133; JANSSEN 2005 ,16; 15
I I [I] , end ofli ne: Restore [jw =j] (GRANDET 2006a, 50) II 12 [2], end of line: Restore Orp -[Srq.t] (D eMD,
tentatively) II 13 [3], end of line: Restore [cnb( w) wds (.w) s(nb.w) ] (ib id.) II 13 [4], beginning of line:
Restore [m] (GRANDET 2006a, 50) 11 14-19: Assignati on to the reign of Ramesses III follows DEMAREE
(DeMD, citing prosopography and script) II 22: Verso includes a sketch of a bald male head in profile II 23
[2]: Restore cnO n nb [ cnb( w) (w)ds(.w) s(n b.w) jr(w) n N. r-Dd ...] (GRANDET 2010,108-109, following
O. DeM 58).
Dyn. 20 , (Ramesses III , year 16-R.IV, year 7) ; KIll, (second half). IX, 76
/}" ~
~ ?{ L':J
Il.-.-:.. A-~:~ [~~?
0 Ifl... E._9 0 ~
...] [2] fu i: <:>~ t ~~ oI ll,ful't
111c::::::g 0_11 1 ~I ~ ~
[~ ...] [l]
A ~
!.l::1 90_ 9T _ I
r® ~ 0 ll,
I I
-==-~ ~
I If_ ='!!!= ~I:fU...L':Jd
~ [W~?
~
..] [3] ~?:Et~r:Etrr
AJ 0 nAJnn
~ <:>d~ ~::~~ ~D[ . .] [5] ffip% = ~ d ~ ~r:: I 1' : 9 ~ ~ 9o[ ... ][4]
n
~~ g[~[ ...][8] ~ obl ~ ~ = :: 1 1' ~9 ~ ~ ~ [ ~? ...] [7]
Upp er register left, in front ofthe seated king: Upp er register right, above Nebnef er and his son :
~
o
U 20
~
~
=...
7 [1]: The expected r phonetic complement of Wn-rfr has been omitted in the origina l (see M cDo WELL
1995, pI. 20) II 15: For the identification ofNebnefer (vii) , see DEMAREE et al. 20 I4, 14; and DAVIES 1999 ,
228, and chart 8 II 18-2 I, left: The final ms --hrw grou p has been split between the two co lumns, creating a
horizontal border benea th the thron e and birth names (D EMAREE et al. 2014 , 7, a) 11 18- 2 1, rig ht: For the
(unique) name Jmn-ms-wsr-hp «.s>, see ibid., 15.
Dyn. 20, Ramesses III, (second half); year 17. IX, 77
I
~
I
m
212. Ramesses III (?), (second half of reign), Deir el-Medina: 5
Letter concerning fat and oil for a doctor
O. DeM 788 ( GRANDET 2000a , 60-61,1 89)
recto:
:;;:; 0
:Et ~ __
ft
[2] ~ 9> 0 )'9
0 = ' I:fl1... 0
9>
0
* )'9 [1]
I:fl1...
verso: 10
recto:
15
[ "' J~ ![ " ' J[6] ~d rA- 9><:> ~ ft d~=~ [5] K8lr9>~d n 0 ~ ~ ~d[4]
verso:
~~ /J"~
rr /11.... ~ o
~ i1t.J
<:><:>Et 9>r ~
~<::>[2] [ "' J~~ nM I
~
0 =
"=-" 1111 01,[1]
0 II ~ _I :::J 0 _ c::zz::J I I I I n e r
2-4 [4- 5]: Read Hnw .t-sn (ibid. , 7) II 2-4 [8-9]: The second hr group appears superfluous; read Hw .t-Hr
(thus, ibid., 7-8, 16) II 8-11 : Identification of recto and verso follows DeMD, contra G RANDET 2000a, 60
II 18 [1], end: Restore perhaps [K]n[r] , the same doctor named in the preceding text (ibid., 62) .
Dyn. 20, Ramesses III, year 17; (R.IlI, year 17 or later) . IX, 78
215. (Ramesses III, year 17-Ramesses IV, year 7), Deir eI-Medina:
List of deliveries to various workmen, including the family of a scribe 5
_ 00?I I I Innn ~~ ft E5?[5] ~:::: nnn nnnn ft i:~ : ::: ft~ ))[ [4]
216. (Ramesses III, year 17-Ramesses VI, year 4), Valley of the Kings:
Court document concerning the punishment of Pairy
O. BTdK 699 (DORN 20 11a, vol. 1,432-433 , vol. 3, pls. 582- 584)
l -- AT ~&
{}J
11/8l_t\. ) 10 IJ1.... « El)) t\.{}J E5 ~ ID flo ~ [4][ ...] ~ !£i ~ -4h
_~ fbOO =!!l!=o J.j1/lL..::;: 9~
~
o l ~ 909 ~
I I I J o.-=ll)
[ " 'Jm d" ~ ~~ 9 6l~ ~ = ~[ '''J [2][ ''' J =:) 0=[70 ~ I::: n ;1[1]
[ "' J ~ ~D @]ifM[.. ·J [3] 5
O. DeM 10062 (GRANDET 2006a, 67-68, 252; idem 2006b, 99, no. 10)
recto:
verso: 15
O. DeM 940 (GRANDET 2003a, 4, 113- 114,3 77; DAVID 2010, 178)
I~ lrB ~[ ... J[3][ ... ] ~ 'l.l llill e 9 l~ Ie[.. ][2][ ·"]9+...!. ~( ~~ &l! [... ][1] 20
~ r ®
[ ...JRJ.. 1::fIL. 9T _
~ ~- 0 rr
I I::fIL. -=:!l ='!ll!= ~
£) 0
]'%<.~ =0:::
n n ~[4][ ...
<r> <r>
8 [2]: For!., read S03 n, "comp laint of ' ( G RANDET 2000a, 46, citing discussio n of the present text, inter
alia, in McDOWELL 1990, 17, n. 28) 1113: GRANDET 2006a, 67, notes traces prese rved at the break above
the line labeled here as [1] (=Iine 2 in ibid.) II 14 [2-3 ]: GRANDET (ibid.; thus, also DeMD ) tentatively
reads the name as Nfr -hr-hr-psyrf-dsds (?) 11 20 [1], end: Restore ijnsw-[m-/:lb] (GRANDET 2003a, 113);
thus, also 21 [4], end .
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses III, year 20 or later) . IX, 80
verso:
222. Distribution of rations, incl. shares for divine and royal offerings 10
recto:
011111
o II II nnnn
/l" ~ 0 ft '=7 [8] Ift 'C:J'W~[7]
ft ~ [9] ft ~/:11... ?{
0 L...I-~~
0 =
6 [3]: Restoration of damag ed group follows MOLLER20 10, 315 119 [4]: Transcri ption of the group
~
90 ~ follows ibid. I 16 [7], 22 [7]: Read (jrj-) c3 (thus, DeMO) ; thu s, also docs. 223 [2] and 224 [3].
Dyn. 20, Ramesses III, years 22-23 . IX, 81
recto:
[ ...]%= ,.-H, Ai'" (V'" [3] [ ... ] e 'C:J" -<O:>. it 1%0 [2] [ ... ] <:::> r=">.1 I n ~ r ~l [1]
~==a=,, _ 'lt-J'( ifL ?( ll.........c..D........4- _ _ _ ~ 0 <::::> L:J I I I I ne ~
verso: 5
""
< ==a=,,) 9 '=' <::::>
[3] <::::>
n : ClJ _ r;!0e') It ~I
Jl1 It ~ =-= 0
Cl
<::::> _
0 [2] = """ II n e r
I0 _ czz:::::J II n
~ 1 [1]
y=r [2] .
® 0 <::::> Etr ~1l.......:..J..fU__lr:;:.. _9..ll...91 ~ %0_ czz:::::J II
= "" III nn ®1[1] 0
verso:
~)
_ I ["' J [2]~~~ =
-==,, 9,=,<> =-=1r:;:.. _ .s x: 9 _it _ J[;Ie)obl..?(
g~[LJ _ 0
<::::> [
10 9 ... J[1]
[ ... J[ ~ ~J[ ...J[4] 000 III1
I
Rft =-=[ ... J[3] %000 Iftl Cf9*::::~=d ft 0
0~1[3]
III
oll ft =-= I~ ~"""[4]
n0~ 1 1 ~ Ift
4 [2], end: Res tore name as ijc-[m-w3s.t] (DEMAREE, DeMD; contra GRANDET 2003a, 4 14) II 4 [3], end :
Restore name as c3-nbt (GRANDET 2003a, 134) II 21 : Verso preserves only the wor d wnmy, "right" (see
GRANDET 2003a, 207) .
Dyn. 20, (R.III , year 23 or later); Ramesses III, year 24+ . IX, 82
227. (Ramesses III, year 23-Ramesses IV, year 2), Deir el-Medina:
Distribution of rations
O. DeM 10034 (GRANDET 2006a, 40-4 1, 225; idem 2006b , 100-101 , no. 13)
00
o
nnn [2] i:lJ ~ /J in i:lJ f}J ~ ~
nn ft E.r ~ f600 E.9o t.\. ;..........r f600_rl
mil.$IffiAll.....-A ==_ ~ ~ 0.c-=J ~
I I 0 I@
[ 1]
00
o III
III nnn ft
nnn
~
/ 0
00
0
nnnn G) ft
nnnn I
-= [ ~[3]
= = ~ ~J
00
0
Innn
nnn
00
0
III
III
nnn
nnn ~ ?
5
recto:
/J" ~
ee. ~ ~9
l R:' [3] 1k ~ /Jlfl-
~
0 ~~ <::> Q[2]
<=> r ~ f600 _~ r r ll.....-A ("Jiii?l 1 0
<::>
0
..........
c-=J IIII 1111n e
n ~l [1] 10
verso:
229. (Year 24-31): Legal case involving grain, a theft, and the police
recto:
[... J ~K l l' ~ ~ m I~[ ...] [2] [ ... J ~ ?~ 9 ~.-=¥ rl& ~ I ~ rl& ~[ ...][1]
[ " 'J= ~f?f (~~ 81 ~ ~ ~ [5] [" ' J g ,cp;~ = ~[4][ "'J ~ ~ ~6 1 ~ ~ rJ[3] 20
verso:
9 f'
~~=~d ~[ . .][3][ . .]8l d ~ , 't7 ~9~;:;[... ][2][ ]~[ ][1]
o4~ ~[B· ·· ] [5] [ ... ] n~8l ~ ! ~ g ij~) o(tJ=~ ij[ J[4] [ ] ~
[ ... ] ~ I 't7 ~ 9 [ ~ ...] [6] [ ... ] 0 ~~~~ dl ~ ~ ~ d ~
230. (Ramesses III, year 24-Ramesses IV, year 3), Deir el-Medina: 5
Deliveries of fish by several fishermen
recto:
10
verso:
Delivery invoice
O. BT dK 622 (DORN 20 11a, vol. 1,396-398, vol. 3, pls. 501-503)
L~[2 ,3] IIIII ft[2,2 ]~~ll...........i. d 98l ~ [2 , 1 ] ~ Remainder of columnmos tly effaced~
Dyn. 20, (R III, year 24 or later); R.I1I, (year 25-32). IX, 84
recto:
d II ~~~;;[ ... ][6][ ... ]~( 9~~ 8 l !t![... ][5][ ...]~c::~[ ... ][4][ ...][3]
[" ']~d:~~~~
verso:
recto: 20
5: A second column on the verso includes additional quantity totals, not included here II 6 ~16: Doc . 232
was sequenced among the texts ofRamesses III in error, recognized shortly before the present volume went
to press (with thanks RJ . DEMAREE) 11 10 [2], beginning: GRANDET 2010 ,134, restores the name as [Nbt]-
Jmn II 11 [6], beginning: Restore the name as [N3]by (ibid.; cf. verso at 12 [1]) II 17: Dates for recto and
verso follow the sequence of names attested in the Deir el-Medina Turn us lists (DeMO) .
Dyn. 20, Ramesses III, years 25-26. IX , 85
<=>
on
o
r=... II
IIII
~D ~
;:g}1
L.-bilf
;:g~
n l l l l ~~~~1 ~~~~~~
<=>
0
~fh' 0 ~
~
0 CD -
n 1111111 1~ u.l ll l~
~f!i~A~
verso: 10
234. Ramesses III, year 26: Deir el-Medina: Duty roster, incl. travel to 1
, ;ill<:> ,~, 7 ~ :ll ~6l d~ ' 0d 1}(~~ ~[ ... J[2][ ··· J ~mm [ ... J[1]
~~ ...J[4][ " ' J~ ~d~= ~~ld~ ~ d 4 1 5 I rB ~ [ ... J[3][ . .J 5
nnnnn mCJ = ~9 d <:>[ "'J[5][ " 'J ~ ~ ~ld ~ 1 5 IrB~ ~d4 1 1 ~ 1~1}(
[...J! i !0~ ~mmm~~~~ CJ= ~[ ··· J [6] [··· J~m ~ ~0~ ~
I~<:> X ~~ [...J[8] [ ... Jtt6l r9<:>X L6lUl7d 9~ ,0dmm[...J [7]
[ ...] .... - I ~~
- . = :::J 0 = :::J 0 :::J 00
I
.... - .
5
_= =
.... - . == :::J:::J 0 =:::J:::J 0 = :::J 00
~[ . . ]0 = :::J 00 II
~ ~ [8]
recto:
:::J:::J 0~ ~ ~ ~Il~ d[3][ " '] iL ::: l ~ ~~4[ 2][ " 'ill o ~~ftf~ [1] 10
~ ~ [6]
o II I
I.... -= ~~ [5]
- . = =0 0 III
I.... == ~ ~ [4] [ ... ] ~
- . = = :::J0 0 II · II I
I.... --
- . = =:::J:::J 0 0
~~[8]
III
I.... - . :::J :::J 0 0
~ ~ [7]
III
_ <::>
.... - . == 0 0L':]
~ [ 13]
I I.... --
- . ==:::J:::J 0 0 II II
~~[12]
verso:
_ ~ ~ [3]
==:::J 00 II II
I.... -
- . = :::J0 0 IIII
~ ~ [2] I.... - . :::J0 0 1111
~ ~[1 ]
~ III 01 [7] ~ ~ t i l l 01
m nn ~ r<::> rr~ III nn ED r
Dyn. 20, Ramesses III, (year 26+) ; year 27. IX, 88
d <::>f!i'f: d::~ tz ::J ~L:J~ [ ][3][ ...] ~ <::> 1e~~ I~~[ ...][2][ ... ][1 ]
& ~ ~RL [3] [. 00 ]~ ~t- ~ A & -~ <::> r=..[2] [ 00.] ~ IIII 01[1]
1&rn~ m il oU4.. 1& Il .-=0 0 L:J II L:J II III nn®
&.dl A!JJ .- <::> r=..[4]
1& 0 U4..t\. ~9 @ :: 0 0 L:J II
~
o
e t:::::=J ~ [10]
-="'=- 11...-1 oUIJ....
5 [4]: For Swth-ms, see GRANDET 2010, 35 , n. III II 14 [2-3]: GRANDET 2010 , 22, tran sliterates and
translates the quanti ty of bread in each line incorrectly as 34 (cf. photo and epigraph ic copy at ibid., 242) II
17-1 8 [3], beginnin g : Read Sthy (S3) Hs-mtr (DeMD).
Dyn. 20, Ramesses III, year 27. IX, 89
r="">..[ 12][
II
In
...
~ 0 &
rlo_Et))'rt rrl 11£ ==0 <:> L':J r="">..[ll]
~ n n-' /}" - -
II 0
241. Ramesses III, year 27, Deir el-Medina: Duty roster, deliveries
O. DeM 34 + O. Heidelberg Inv. Nr. 567 (DEMAREE 2002b; for O. DeM 34, see KRIV,
512-513; HELCK 200 2, 289- 290; and CERNY 1935-39, vol. 1, 8 and pls. 13-14) 5
recto:
15
4..4 11~ 1 ~~ 1! 4.. ~~9 7 ! !!:::J 0[... J [15] :!.-4..41 el ~~:!.- l 4..~
[... J::: n =~c-=J -=?I~;" ~~ :::J:::J 0['" J[16] :!.- l 4..~ 1el ~~:!.- 20
Dyn . 20, Ramesses III, years 27-28. IX, 90
verso:
@ dl
~nr & f}.J ~ n m o ~ ~~~ [ ... J[l]
/C>-="~lL-. mrl=<:>"-9"-:El9 0 t\.. _r
f600@C\ m . ~ L..t .9'r
II 8 ~n 0 ~~ n n-
ll..- ,2. m'd e , ~_~rr" ,h1... ::~~0
/)"- [5] uron m 0' m
II n ftlepl\II'T'lepl\
10
[...J[13] »» ~
~~~ I 0
~ e
m..:B!= ~ _9
= __
a r n[2] n AJ2.. .a - J2.. 4h 0
11 J1 T "'r '=7 TI 0 _ 10 ~
<:> "'" IIII n 01 [1]
0 0 LJ I I 1II n e f
243. (Ramesses III, year 28-Ramesses IV, yea r 5), Valley of the Kings : 1
O. BTdK 690 (DORN 20 11a, vol. 1,426-427,438, vol. 3, pIs. 567-569, 596-598)
recto:
verso:
_~
n n -=dl t Q:=
c::::J ~
n <::>l&9r tJ
~ ~~ [7] "/-= -&
~~ ~
~ ~
~ 0-=dl9r9 "C7'~.r.
A
~ rn p~ 0'
/IT _ n
D
~ [6] [ ... ]
10
20
Dyn . 20, Ramesses III, year 29. IX, 92
column 1:
nnn ~ c:5 ~
nn ~~ ~~ I o.-=? I oUIL == -
0
~ ~ [4]
0 II
5
O. DeM 890 (GRANDET 2003a, 3, 64-65, 300-302; idem, 2003 c, 2 18-2 19, 23 1)
recto:
II/l" ~ @ n ~ ? ~ ~
bl.. ?{ ~ rl
~
I 1. ~~
n n-
~DI 19 r :91<:>~UIL ~
~ [5] ~
<::>11
~{/l" ~}@
19 1fi. \ bl.. ?{ 10 15
O. DeM 10033 (GRANDET 2006a, 38-39, 224; idem 2006a, 101-102, no. 14)
column 1:
9-10: Also see bel ow, doc . 24 9 11 13 [1]: Date trans cribed as sw 6 in GRANDET 2003a, 301 (cf. ibid., 64: sw
16; for the recon stru ction, see DeMD) II 14 [3-4]: GRANDET 2003c, 64, restor es the full priestly title as:
stm n ts hw.t (Wsr-m3c.t-RC[mry] Jmn) 1[c.W.s (?) m pr Jmn (?)] II 15 [4] : Sic ., for <ns> sr.w (ibid.).
Dyn. 20, Rame sses III,.year 29 . IX, 93
~ Ift[...][9]
colu mn 2:
249. (Ramesses III, year 29?), Deir el-Medina: Rations delivered in the
midst of a strike?
o. DeM 10006, recto (GRANDET 2006a, 12-14, 188- 190)
10
250. (Ramesses III, year 29-Ramesses IV, year 6): Women's names
o. DeM 10004 (GRANDET 2006a, 10, 186; idem 2006b, 96-97, no. 7) 15
recto:
6-7 : For assignation of the text to the period of strik es in Ramesses Ill' s twenty-ninth year, see G RANDET
2006a, 13; also see above, doc . 247 11 8: Recto includ es a partial column ("C ol. 1" in ibid., 12) that
prese rves part of a grain total, not included here; verso mostl y effaced, except for a few quantities and
menti on of a donkey (see ibid., 190).
Dyn . 20, (Ramesses III, year 29 or later) ; year 30. IX, 94
~ 4 unclear groups ~
verso:
~lg
o s;e Ar _rn[3][ ...]m p"<:. m~m
'Am<:> bl... Jl p"<:. IL
I I I I
r---1 nn Ar ~[2][ ...
....J ~rr 8l.. ?<
]%= "=-'[1]
0 _L7LJ III
I II nnn
nnn
II nnn
12 [1], begi nni ng : The w, seated man , and plural strokes have been inserted beneath j n.w-mw.
Oyn. 20, Ramesses III,.year 31. IX, 95
verso:
recto: 10
[. .][3][ . .]nnnn
nnn
Ci) Ci) c:::=, ~
f f~ 0 .b:7L :::J :::J 0
[2] !JJ
t\.. c:!!!!=
ef [1 ]
'="
20
257. (Ramesses III, year 31-Ramesses IV, year 2), Valley of the Kings:
Distribution of goods
recto:
~~[3]
Z&~
III
II .
II 6_
c3 oil.
_ rni ==:::J:::J 0
0 [2] /}J
l\. dl!= ~
A
== :::J:::J 0 ) ) L":J """"'[1]
I
~: ll [4] ~~ ~~ 15
.....ell I =:J=:J 0 ~ ~
259. (Ramesses III, year 31-Ramesses IV, year 6): List of workmen
o. DeM 831 (GRAN DET 2003a, 1, 11-13, 197-199; HELCK 2002, 408-409)
recto, column 1:
i:t=
recto, column 2: 1
verso, column 2:
IlU [5] )~~~ ~ [4] ~9 o~..=:2"" [3] [ ... J~~ = ~ [2] [ ... J ~ [1]
verso, column 3:
[...J'=7 [1 ]
260. (Ramesses III, year 32-Ramesses IV, year 1), Deir el-Medina:
Donkey transaction
o. DeM 10242 (GRANDET 2010, 124-1 25, 351) 15
s:
:El ="!l!= 9 0
~
0 9
[...J[2] ~ t\..{j.J ="!l!= 9 .q<:> !;le
'C:7I
/l" ~ ~ =
0 ) = 1J1... ?i = :::J 0
<:> ~ [ ... J[1]
0 rn 0
16 [2]: Restore [MnlW] -btp.w (?) (thus, tentatively GRANDET20 10, 124).
Dyn . 20, Ramesses III, (end of reign). IX, 98
1fl [4] 9 o!<:> ~~~~ I\ \ ~ ~ ~ ~[3] Ift9 LI! ~I ~ 19 [i9[i~ [2][ ... ] ~ [1] 5
~9~~ 2~~9 L [6] nnnn ~~~ ='!l= nnnn ??? ~~£ ~ [5] ?? 0::
Q91fl<:>~9o~~~10[8] III 0 ::Q ))<:>::[7] IIII~::II.
17 [4]: The original Hieratic sign omits the rays above the rising sun of the be_group (thus, Grandet
2000a, 123, "sic") .
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses III, end of reign or later). IX, 99
r ~( »rr
"""",,=o :Bt ~~ M..
g 1l::!1~ ~
d [~
~J
[2] [ ...]M..
g~a ~
0 I 0 _=:::J:::J 0~0 n l~ [ ... ~
][1] 20
3: Ver so includes traces ofajoum al (G RANDET 2003a, 36) 115 [3]: Aleph phonetic complement omitted in
the original (thus, GRAN DET 2003a, 236, "sic") 1110 [2]: Emended date follows DeMD.
Dyn. 20, (R.IlI, end of reign or later); (undated). IX, 100
nnnn ===> 0
IIII
II I c::::J _ 1I 11 10 ~
recto:
["' J~ 10
verso:
recto:
8 [1]: For the damaged signs transcribed as sts.t, see GRANDET 2000a, 6 1, notes to RO 1- 2.
Dyn. 20, Ramesses III G?), (undated); (R.III or later). IX , 101
vers o:
recto:
5: GRANDET 2003a, 259, dates the text generally to the perio d between Ramesses II and YII but notes that
the paleography appears most characteristic of the reign ofRamesses III 1113 [1]: Transcription of the name
Psy-mn follows idem 2006a, 92, notes to yo 1, contra the author 's earlier reading as Ps-hry (idem 2003 c,
259) . ___
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses III or later). IX, 102
<:> i( c-: [16] L...c..1111 n ~ ~.-=ll ~ l\.. [15] rno~~ Ift p " [14] ID ~
0
verso:
II ~90 E[[5]
273. (Ramesses III, undated-Ramesses IV), Deir el-Medina: 10
Distribution of bread to workmen, including a certain El-a 'a
13 [1], beginning: Restore [3n}y-nbt (GRANDET 2000a, 40 ) 11 14 [4], beginning: GRANDET (ibid.) notes that
this name, with its evidently Semitic theopho ric component C'EI is grea t" ), occurs als o in O. DeM 652.
Dyn . 20 (Ramesses III or later). IX, 103
Il 9>
®
lIoL"J<:>8l..
'CJ" [2]
_ll......J- « l rri I _ I=I l (i ~ _ I 1 19>9>'i'
1I1ll........c.1't'
~ /J"~ I ~~ - ~ ~ ~[1]
n~ ~ III! I II IRmI ~
276. (Ramesses III, undated-Ramesses VI): Delivery of smithing tools
10
'L IIIII
C>
CJ_-. Ift
==> ~
~0 r _
~ t::::=:J [4] I
..0 t;) <:>
/I
A /J"
\L t::::=:J "'r"'C' 9> M.. t::::=:J 8l.. [jl
I"'r"'C' I II /J"
<:> 8l..
/J"
(i 8l..
verso: 20
278. Ramesses IV, yea r 1, Deir eI-Medina : Deliveries and duty roster,
including the five epagomenaI days, individually named
recto:
r=>... ~ q<'
c::::::J11111 1l..........:.. I
ll......c.. (=)
(~) <=> _
r=>...
c::::::J III _
~
Ill..........:..
II n[ . .][16] =
V _
r=>...
c::::::J III _ 0
CD 'b A
I 11$ lffi
verso: 1
r?? H.. J[3] ~I~ "-~~ ~ ~[ ... J[2] ~J d~ II ~ I ~ II e~ IIII nnnn [ J[1]
~ d 4 ~ ? H "' J [6] ~ ? ~ ~ lc5 ~ ~ ~ L" ' J [5] ~ l d~ I, ~ I ~ IIII e~ ? ~ ? H J[4]
g ~n
~1fl.11 1~
m[ 0 .][9] III
III n co n
I I 111['"-=:J¥ lfl. o
=
() ~@[ "'J[8] 0 -.c::::::J r=.. m ~ A ~ [,oo J [7]
1I1 -. 111~ lffi ~
279. Ramesses IV, year 1, Deir el-Medina: Deliveries and rewa rds
15
4 [8]: Transcription of him follows suggestion in DeMD II 9 [14.5]: Superscript, above hrj.w rnp .t in the
preceding line [14] II 14 [2.5] : Superscript correction; read ssp ( GRANDET 2000a, 28)
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses IV or later), year 1. IX, 106
recto: 5
~<:> [2] 0~ ~<:> 0 f2~~<:>~<:> ~"" ~1[ 1]
1 1 1e::=: _ 9 r r ~ I I Ir"iiii?l I ~ ~ 9 0 @ 0 <:> = :::J:::J0 0 I II l€D r
II~I
verso:
15
recto:
7 [2], end : Restore name as Qd- [bt=j] (DeMO) II 16-17 : J AN SSEN 2005 , 45, assigns the text more genera lly
to mid-Dy nasty 20 1119 [3]: No deben val ue recorded.
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IV,.year 1. IX, 107
[ J[8] nnnnn ~??? ~~J ~ ~d~~m [ "'J [7]~~_ [ "' J [6] nnnn ~~ n
verso:
r
~ 0 c5 ~ nr ??? [7] IIII 0 n 1Jv ~ n II -'c ~ ll....-:. [6] I
II I Innnn ~El_r~_ If/ / / / / / h
~ o l offi U U 1111~r I ~<::> ~
"'r"CI /
nnn ~~ 1 o~ 20
7 [9.5] and 11 [16.5]: Subscript annotations 11 14 [20]: Read the name as Mss(n =j)-nbt =f(DeMD).
Dyn. 20 , Ramesses IV, year 1. IX, 108
O. Strasbourg H. 82 (KO ENIG 1997, 7, pIs. 26-27, 110; with corrections in MOLLER
2000,278-279, and DeMO) + O. DeM 161 & O. Berlin P 12640 (KRIVI , 114-115)
recto: 5
~ l ~ ~d~_~=:Jf,2.d41111 ~ I ~ II n e=~~}~o~9
nnn ???? /8 0 c:5 ~ nnn """""'" fud 0 I I I [8 ] P"~
~ 0 nn ??? ~~~~ I obl_ :::~ 0 ~~
0
20
1-4 ff.: Line num bers of the assembled fragments follow the reconstruction in DeMO.
Dyn . 20, Ramesses IV,-year 1. IX, 109
verso :
~[3] ~~_~~d~ ~ 9 7 =:l=:l0[2] [ ...Jnnnnn ~ " ' J ~ Pf1 I " ' J [l]
4 [5]: The ss-group after Jmn -nht follows MOLLER 2000, 270, note to "vso,3" (=verso 5 in DeMO, reading
less plausibly dmd 1) II 9 [9]: Transcription of Jmn-m-j n.t follows MOLLER 200 0, 270, note to "v so,6"
(=verso 9 in DeMO) II 18 ff.: Assignation to year I of R.IV follows DeMD; reconst ruction of fragments
follows MOLLER 2000,274; reconstruction and placeme nt of fragments follows ibid, 275, fig. 2.
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IV, year 1. IX , 110
verso: 5
&t~ L [.. . J[8] [...J/1:::: ~Jfr :!.-l/1~ II ~ I ~ II [...J[7][ "' J~~o II~ "' J
[ J~ ~ I I II
~obll i l l =
286 . (Ramesses IV or later), year 1, Deir el-Medina: Delivery of
funerary equipment to the Vall ey of the Queens 15
O. Turin N. 57366 (JANSSEN 1992, 107-116, pl. 1; L OPEZ 1978-84, vol. 3, 22, pls. 113-
113a, vol. 4, pl. 204; HELCK 2002, 455; McDoWELL 1999, 221- 222, no. 171)
recto:
o ~[2]~~
III <::> I:f.fL _~90
E5 - ~:A
-.1l1:f.fL _lli1.bl.. Ul'
/}" rr=J
=0 <::>
0
-.10
=
=~ ~ 0 -=.. c::::::J
r=>.
II
0 1 [1]
I®
20
o
CJ
l c5 .......-=
l 0
IIII
III ~
o~ ~
/I 0 / 0
III /}"D....-.c.
II i .......-= bl.. '=7\
~ f\ D....-.c. @ /}"~
I:f.fL I ~ ¥, Q c:::=:J c-:::J <::> bl.. . ?i - .
[3]
9 [4.5] and 11 [5.5]: Short lines written below [4] and [5], respec tive ly II 12 [6]: Recon struction [sw] II
follows DeMO.
Dyn. 20, Rame sses IV ,_year 1. IX, 111
1III n
verso:
O. DeM 10116, recto (GRANDET 200 6a, 114-116, 3 15; idem 2006b, 97- 98, no. 9)
on
LJ tlJA:
C> [3] Q iJlII fill ~ n ~[2] ~ l.~ 0 ~ e
Q d [1]
_LJ I LJ <::> ~<:> -==:JI9rll )}})}[]n ~ rr <:> M ="'=o Il........c.LJ I LJ <::> 10
O. BTdK 62 1, recto (DORN 2011a, vol. 1, 394- 396, vol. 3, pls. 499-500)
o [2,5] 0 III \L. 1n't- 0 [2,4] 0 III ~ n /l" ~ 0 [2,3] ~~ /nffi 0 [2,2] ~~~
o 0 11 10 11 0 0 II El flbl... ~ 0 ~ El . 'Imo ~~
_
n 0
[3,4] 0 000 III ~ I) ~F blU 0 [3,3] 0 11 II1~ r=; 1Jl~ 0 [3,2] ~ 1 1 '11 ~-4.7
-==:JI t E5
[ ... ] 000 I II {-==:JI} <:> 0 _ 20
verso:
recto:
verso:
o. DeM 893 (GRANDET 2003a, 3, 67, 304; idem 2003e, 219, 221, 233)
DZ:J /l"~ [3] [ ... J ~ !JJ . ) ~ <:> /l" ~ Al [2] [ ... J ~0 1 <:> ~I II ~ 1 [1] 20
<::> i1J.... ?( !0.Jn t\.. ~ ~ III..........c. i1J.... ?( ML ~ 0 0 LJ ®
4-8 : Recto and ver so reversed in GRANDET 2003a, 406 II 7-8 [3]: Read the name as M33(.n=j)-n!Jt<=f>
(DeMD) II 17- 18: Also see following docs. 292 and 311.
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IV,_year 2. IX, 113
: ~ III [4]-<D:>.q-o . ~
_0 9 c::5* III - . 0 9~ <::> 0 -.czz:::::J II
= " "'" I I
verso:
o. DeM 10273 (GRANDET 2010,157-1 61, 380- 381) + O. DeM 614 (KRI V I , 180)
column 1: 15
column 2: 20
~~=ff[ . . J[14]
column 3:
O. Berlin P 12406 (DeMO; TorVARI-VITALA 2001, 62-63; DAVID 20 10, 165- 167)
recto:
III 6_6
I
verso:
o
o
III A(D~ 0 ' [13]
1IIIIolfT
Ul ~
01[···]
[6]"IU'?r=:71
ui! 0 ft1};(/nii\
[8]00011.0.
0
E5n
llm_r II I ~ n -[5] . ~?
II ftl doUi!
I
~{f ~ 9l ~ <:> I~
15: Verso mostly effaced, exce pt for a few, isolated quantities (see photo and transcription at DeMO) .
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IV, year 4. IX, 116
O. DeM 10090 ( G RANDET 2006a, 93-94, 284 ; H ELCK 2002 ,391 ; JANSSEN 2005 , 4)
&(
_Et )rd...i:fl.... Jk _
/J"f! r;l= /J"~ [ m] [2]1
0 ~ i:fl.... ?(' . _
0 -
:::::J 0)[""""]
;=.. 01 [1 ]
I IIII ED r
L"J II
;=..~ ~ {j..J ~~[ ... ] [4]0~ ~
:Et M. -=:lIt\. M. ~ 0 _ M. <t
ft-<Q>. {j..J
_ -=:lI t\. odl:D 9
..:/[ ...
<::::::7l
][3]= II
_ _
II ~ ~ H . .] [5] ~~ 0) 5
=
recto:
/J"~ .$
i:fl.... « _ ~ 9 0~1I
~ /J"~ [2]
ee:« II 0 F
Ie:=,
I I I<=:>
i ii :::J 0 0 [""""] II
;=" 0 1 [1 ]
IIII ED r
verso:
=
column J:
~~ !!i
_r .eoef!. _0
':;,f /
0 [3]~l8 ~ @
0 ~M.l ol'....
" l ""lC [2] iI i:I I:::J 0 _ C7Z:J II
;=.. 01[1 ]
IIII ED r
~ If
111 ~~4fbl~[6] III
II = ru C7Z:J 1<=:>
'C7' [5]
9 [1]: GRANDET 2006, 276, transcribes sw 9, rather than sw 19 (trans literated corre ctly in ibid., 87; see
DeMD) II 15: For the assignation of this document to the reign of Rame sses IV, see GRANDET 20 I0,26, n.
7 (contra GUTG ESELL 1983, 287: Ramesses V).
Dyn. 20, Ra messes IV ,-year 4; (year 4-6). IX, 117
II =I I I~l[W.AZl
~J
[13] I:_7.l/11 0 1~
~
[12] 1~9~ [_ [11] 1= [m][10]
..
I, ~~"::' J ][16] n I ~ 1 9 ~J~ [. [15] III =~61 ~o~[14]
column 2:
ATf'I.
8l...b.
[11] I-e e-. IllOn F = ~ [1O]
II n lJJ _ I I 1 9~
III
II
~ 11" 'C7'
= ru DZ:::J1 <::>
[9]
[
% £)
...] mil l
column 3:
10
301. Ramesses IV, (year 4-6), Deir el-Medina: Goods given to a man's
daughter and others on the occasion of multiple festivals
O. Berlin P 12635 (DeMO)
recto:
A AT A
~ 8l... ~ II 69 olJl_
- ~ ~i1tJ
0 :E::t9r~[2] I~ AT A AT A I - =x ~ i1tJ ~[1]
~ ~8l... ~ 6901J169c3 :El9r 0
15
!£ ~ ~ ~<db>d[ I t l ~ I£ ! £ ~ ~~~[6] £ U _ ~ d
~~g[ ! [8]f4 ~~(f ~lf4~ ~ £U d =~~~ ~ lt[7] , ~ 1£
~ ~ ~ £U [lO] <db>9L~ <::> In @.= ~~~ 6 ~ = <db> [9] 1 _ 20
verso: 1
C>
tfl_
~L 8
0
& nn /}" ~ ~
~ [6] A = nd n n&
~a =""= ~ -=St 1k~-[4] . ll......c.8
j,El rr8l. 4. M..~M..~fli90 0 <:>0 ~ II.
~fJJ't...A d II &~ od [5]
OJ, 1= .11
II el~l G¢. ~ _r <:> '1-=s9 rEl-=s1I oli. o ~~ I<:>El ~ O <:>0
5
III nnn
I' 0 nn
302. Ramesses IV (?), year 5, Deir el-Medina: Fish delivery
15
7 [8]: DeMO reads the group 1?i ~~i::~~ £U" tentatively as a name, Psj -rdd (7); cf. DeMD for the
suggestion p3y=j cdd, "my lad," following GUTGESELL 1983, 355 II 18: Verso almost entirely effaced
(DeMO)
Dyn . 20, Ramesses IV (?), year 5. IX, 119
I
,
_ [.. .][5] ooo CD\ ~ ~ T d ~ ~ d~ rr ~[4][ ··· ] __0 ~d~ '0 //Ul 1
recto:
verso:
10
recto:
15
(f _
~o l l
n[4] II9?I ll..........::. ~?~ t:J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~? =~ d n[3] ~ ~&
~ '~ _I L":J~rr/1l.... « ~ _r II 0 mEt <::>
<::>? ln~
~. IIr
Ift ru
~t~ II rc::» [W? ~ ,lJr1~ t
~<::> ~ ~ . ~.JI' ru~ I U
rIP II [9] II J
e I<::> I ldl ~
0 I I I CD A
II X ~
8 [3], end: GRANDET 20 10,85, tentatively restores b[rd] (?) II 16 [2], end: Read m-dr.t (JANSSEN 1997a,
81 ; DeMO) .
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IV (7), (year 5-7); R.IV, year 6. IX, 120
ftJ:lo~? ~~.Jf~UUUUUUU~[15]
c:::D [17] 1Jv
X
e Q l5J 0 ~
E-9ll........c.. ~?tt-, I
==- 1ft9.tfl
If:= ~ ~ - ~ r n 'III c:::D [16]
~ ~~~I I I\ 'f III X
Cl
90
verso:
~? ~1Jv-!JJ ~ [3] III c:::D 1JIJ o ~~ # 1k[2] 1 X ~~# III c:::D [1]
~ ~~ rlt_ II X ElOrrJ U ~ L..I-~~U II X
306. Ramesses IV, year 6 (?), Dei r el-Medina : Work for Pharaoh
verso:
1 [9]: Read Qd-(f:zr)-<J>b.t=f(DeMD) ; 4 [13], beginning: Read B(w) -qn.tw =f(?) (ibid.) 11 5 [14], end:
Read Nbw-(m)-jry (ibid.) .
Dyn. 20, Ramesse s IV,-year 6. IX, 121
o. DeM 707 (Grandet 2000a, 3-4, 14,107; idem 2000c, 125- 127, pIs. 25, 30- 31;
HOFMANN 2005, 241-242, 334)
308. Ramesses IV, year 6: Payment for a bed, dispute over payment,
settlement involving a jackal yea rling, et al., and a witnessed oath
verso: 20
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IV, year 6; (year 6-7). IX, 122
~ 11 [11]--==" ?t ?iii -
I I I n -==" R
?:::?
III
[1O]<::>?rr
~ ~ ? /}"~
8l.. ?i _
recto:
10
[ ...][6][ ...~~}
~J~R:::J0_czz::J
=.
"="'1 1 1 ~ 1[5] [ ...~1~-J l l n
111 0 r I ~~ II ~}
~J I!:,..- I I n e 9~ a-.~ lf
verso :
e 9 ~~~ A [...] [3] ?[ ? ~ ? ~ :e9Lt= ::: Re9 ~~[ . .][2][ ... ~J~~ [ ... ][1]
[.. .e:«:
]~~ 4~,~~Htl71~~ I~I [ ... ][4] 11 I11 nnn ~ e9Lt= :::nnn
[... ] _ ~[6][ ··]e9L
t= :::Re9~ ~= czz::J ~ [ ...][5] 15
recto:
~
__~I /}" /}"
~8l.. ~ 8l.. ~ [5]1 0 ~
__~I 0
~ ~ ~??[4]111 n0 ~_
_ ~ I
14 [3], end: The transliteration and translation in GRANDET 2003a, 48, lists the number of lbw -vessels
incorrectly as 136; for the correc t num ber 135, cf. photo, line draw ing, and han d copy at ibid., p. 260 II 2 1
[5], beg inni ng: Read sq(r) (DeMO).
Dyn. 20, Rame sses IV ,-(year 6- 7); year 7. IX, 123
recto, Section A:
10
Section B:
Section Bl:
Section C: 15
Section D:
Section Dl: 20
1- 2 [7.5]: Supe rscript correction 116- 8 ff.: D IMICHE LIS 200 4, 114-115 , 133, suggests that the tomb plan,
etc., on the recto represents the original plan for the tomb of Ramesses IV, whi le the verso includ es the
tomb as realized in the Va lley of the Kings (cf. P. Turin 1885; KRl VI, 58-60,223-224); for the beginn ing
of constru ction on the monument, see above, docs. 29 1 and 292 II 18 [2], end : D IMICHELIS (ibid., pI. 15)
transc ribes three strokes, rath er than four (cf. ibid., I 17, and photograph at pI. 13).
Dyn. 20, Rame sses IV, year 7. IX, 124
recto, Section E: 1
Section F:
Section G: 5
~ 1111 -
II
~~[ ~~ III -
I II l2.-l:===Jrr ~J
@
I I 111 12.- /0
nn -r='V
n 12.- I o tfl _
I
0 Tr
L:J c-:
A" ~ [1]
b.l.. ~
Se ction H:
Section I:
[ ... ]~ r='V
I I o9 L:J f\...
Tr
Section L:
Section Ll: 15
Section M:
Section N:
20
9 [2], beginn ing: Read dnj <216> (thus, D IMICHELIS 2004,118-11 9; cf. Sections L-Ll) 11 13: Note, no
Sections J or K 1116 [3]: Final number 216 transc ribed incorrectly as 416 at ibid., pI. 15) 1120 [3]: Resto re
[by] n mh [7] ssp 2 (ibid. , 12).
Dyn. 20, Ramesses I v. y ear 7. IX, 125
Sec tion P:
Section Q:
J
[ " ' J~J ~~
i l l ® 111- - [
[ ... JIII /oill d.-- : ... 10
Sec tion T:
[ ~~
Section W: Se ction V:
15
Sec tion X :
Section Z :
~~ Irr[... J J.
[3] [ ... [..J J1 91?,~ f;Z [=] ~;Z [ ... J
[2] [ ... [1]
10, Section R : Restore hw.t rid [n mh 6 wsh.t 6 by n mh 5] ( DI MICHELIS 2004,121 ) 1110, Section S: Rest ore
in the first brea k [sb.t btp ]. wand in the second break [by n mh 5] (ibid.) 1112 [1], beginning: Restore [st]sy (.t)
(ibid.) 1112 [1-2]: Resto re f:ztp[tw j m=f n mh 1]2 (ibid.) 1113 [2]: Restore by [n mh 12...] (ibid.) 1111- 14 :
Section U includes traces only (see ibid., 122 and pI. 15, upper left) 11 17 [1]: Restore ts j[fd] n mh 6 [wsb.t
n mh 6] (ibid., 122) 1118: No Section Y.
Dyn . 20, Ramesses IV, year 7. IX, 126
verso, Section A: 1
Section B:
Section C:
Section Cl :
10
Section E: 15
Section G:
[...] ~ d.. [x+3][... ] = ~[X+2][ ·· ·]~ ~ d..~ C [2][ ...] ~r ~~l[ ...] [1] 20
verso, Section H:
Section L: 5
II1}{WJ~~1 L!¥,7~_
Text B x+ 1 (right of verso, Section A): 10
<:»))~+0)))))~~ ["' J[9] [''' J))~ =~~ ))A"' J [8][ ''' J~ ~ III::
Text B x +2 (below verso, Sections A-C, between Text B x +l and Text C):
2 [2], beginning: Resto re [... ss m] qdw (D IMICHELIS 2004, 127) II 5: No Sections J or K II 8 [I]: Res tore
sn [l n p3] (ibid., 128) 1119 [3], beginn ing: Restore [n p r] nbw (ibid., 129) .
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IV, year 7. IX, 128
10
~~ tl
verso , Text C (left of Text B x +2):
[. . Jit_D ['6[;]
C> tl1=~A ~
I I I 0
==
!l& r = = :::J:::J 0
~~
0 III
P l.
III n ® r
312. (Ramesses IV, year 7-Ramesses V, year 1), Deir el-Medina: 5
10
An-
)UL'I:~II
nLJ...lllLol-
g- D ofl
X
Cll:J I :::J 0
-'iF
~~[4]
0 I III
~~~ ~ lV~~ /J"
~~ I o El r r bl..
Y'" =
1Jl' 7 q ' ~
[···JWJ n [ ~ ] 15
313. (Ramesses IV, year 7 or Ramesses XI, year 1), Deir el-Medina:
Acknowledgement of a scribe's (?) property held by Tanetpaipu
O. DeM 10085 (GRANDET 2006a, 89, 277)
O. DeM 765 (GRANDET 2000a, 48--49, 167-169) + O. DeM 671 (KRIV , 581)
[ ...] ~ II
I I e )oUl)~[ ...J[8] [... ~J I ~ Ul e) ~ [7] [... J ~ II ~ ~ ~ mij[6]
1I 1I
3: The KRl frag ment incl udes the first two lines of text.
Dyn. 20, Rame sses IV,.(undated); (R.IV, undated-Ramesses V). IX, 131
verso: 1
[ ~ ~ m 0 ~ ~? ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~[ ...][7][)+ ~ t+::?
[
...J[ 9] II E:5 0 ~ ~W~[8] III E:5
~lllmm~ II ~ eQ, G¢. 1
U [7] E:5
n~ 1 1 ~
.r 10
recto:
[ ~J ~ _9tC [4] 15
verso:
~ ::::~
322. (Ramesses IV, undated-Ramesses VII), Valley of the Kings:
Note concerning the location and use of twelve pyramidia 20
O. BTdK 695 (DORN 2014; idem 20 11a, vol. 1,429--431, vol. 3, pls, 576-5 78)
recto:
verso:
~~ I II Ae 0l:\ C>
~~1b'I* til)ll.......c..nyil
SC 1, column 1: 20
][5] [...][4]
:<}~ [ ... ~[ ... ][3] ~ d[· ··][2] ~ JI\ 9L~~ d~[ ~[ ·· ·][1]
SC 1, colu mn 2: 1
[i-~Lg ~
\;2 0 ?.b1!....r;iii?l~
r~lrlii\n /J~ y- e ll......c.. A'"~ ln[5]
l/a1!i ltiJmr ~E.¢ft' II ~ 1l........,..@~/11... ~ _
!~/lo[2][~~~iJlr;;;n~lii~tIlii~[_[1]
4~m~~[7][~~ /~lo~lii~LliJl=~~~Il~
~~Jii~LliJl=~!~[8][~~J~~ii
~_D~iJl(t1:iIl~!~[9] [~~
[ "·_ii[.~iJl=~ii4:::~C7~[lO] [~~ 20
3 [2], end : Determinative omitted II 4 [3] and 5 [4]: Double-bracketed signs at beginning of each row are
header marks ; do not translate.
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses IV-Ramesses IX) . IX, 135
[~
325. (Ramesses IV-Ramesses IX), provenance unknown :
"Stato Civile" list of householders and their families
recto, a:
recto, b:
[ "'~U L tIlU-;: 6
recto, c:
oE..
verso, c: 1
column 1:
20
5: Verso inciudes unrelated record concerning provisions and a festival of the deified Amenhotep (EYRE
201 2, 63; see DEMAREE and VALBELLE 20 1I, pIs. 8-8A) II 12 [8]: Sic., for s3 1114 [10], end: Determ inative
om itted 112 1 [4] : Note the alternate fili ation form ula NI 13 (n) N2, "N I, she (of) N2 " (MOLLER 20 12, 2 18).
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses IV-Ramesses IX). IX, 138
-'=" tf&
rJ _° [l,
l. :1
0 LL II<::>,....;.r E. ~Y'"<::>
0E.I<::>I-d~~.?f&
II
-'="tGl ~~ [~[15
~J
'C7I
] [ W"
~
~ ~
[~ i
328. (Ramesses IV-Ramesses IX), provenance unknown:
"Stato Civile" list of householders and their families
SC 6, recto (DEMAREE and VALB ELLE 20 11, 26-28, pls , 9-9A) 15
~~l~ t 9 AT
~WJ~ lBl I0ob1.. * ~~I
(L.J'[lO]~-
0
<:> ~ O 0 g nCLtfL Ni[~~ A ~
mI0IL..c- r~ / o)l.oll~1 oEf; ~J~llg.r 1
~~~-{~o~~~~~~[ll][_lo~~~~~~
~0~~2[~
329. (Ramesses IV-Ramesses IX), provenance unknown:
"Stato Civile" list of householders a nd their families 5
column 1:
~~d~d"o~~tf~9t~-i~[~~~[2][ .. • [l]
g
Ifl.. ~I
~ ~?r[4](L >YrJ ' AT~
0 UU ~~b1.. r 9 .f::fL r;;:i?l ~ 1
~ tfL[ ... ~~ ... •
0 ~ ~J
~[3][ffff"~Al%l
~J
oE-90 0
column 2:
6: Verso includes an unrelated "adm inistrative note perhaps dealing with a dispute" (EYRE 2012, 63; see
DEMAREE and VALBELLE 2011, pis. 12-12A) 119 [4], 13 [8] and [9], 15 [10]: Double-bracketed signs at the
beginning of each row are header marks; do not translate.
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses IV or later). IX , 140
recto:
=:::J:::J 00L':! II
_ <::> ""'" [4] ffi ~ A ® /l"I~
••• ilffif'....8:l.
~..-=lIn M ~ ~ [3] [Cl
>4F 0
11'lL.(fIL1I o~ I ~
bl Jr =:::J:::J 00
<::>
5
verso:
~
u........I- J•Il~ tIlI1JOO [3] II
~ [ Cl ~ -=:ll t ~ Il tIl [2] -
II0 ~ bl Jr<:> ~ '=7 u........I-. ~ I1JOO
<::>
:: :::J:::J 00L':! ""'" & A ~~ o
II :El u':fg..J r7
f4~ Af4 ~ AJ ~ m [13] f4:::I '=7 J ~ m [12] f4:::I~~ :::::f4:::I '=7 [11]
recto: 20
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses IV or later) ; (mid-Dyn. 20). IX, 141
I
lAX [4.5] I~, c1 )0I~)~£* Ift ~ o~:=:T: [4] 1--=1~8l ~ 8l ~~ [3] III I 1
o8l... 0
verso:
10
recto:
verso: 20
1- 2 [4.5]: Supe rscript, beg inning of[5 ] 1123 [6], end: An excl amation (thus , GRANDET 2003a, 138).
Dyn. 20, (middle of dynasty) ; (Ramesses V-VII), year 1. IX , 142
recto:
[ "'J~9~-A~ ~ ~ d =
verso:
recto: 15
verso:
5 [I] : Restore perhaps [Nfr-btp] S3 Jj c-m-Nw n (D eM D ) 11I I [4]: Restore [md]3Y Jmn-h s(. w) (ibid.) 1116 [2]:
For the un-tran scribed sign in the nam e N b-m3 c.t-R C-pr- [?], see DORN 2011 a, vol. 1, 410-411 , n. a.
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V or later), years 1-2. IX, 143
o. BTdK 664 (DORN 20 11a, vol. 1,414-4 15, vol. 3, pls. 538-540)
))
~~= ~~ )PO ~d UBJ)) )~B} [~~~I<::>~l g__ 1
~ __ [~~)))=d~m~~m[7]·:ll n~ fim
~llllnnnnn~ [ ~
recto, column 1, lower half (P. Baldwin, rt. I) :
8 [10]: The R s-ms element of the king' s nam e has been omitted in error (thus, JANSSEN 1994, 9 1).
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V, VII , or VII) , years 1-2. IX, 145
[~~ 8 nn ~
~J [ ] •.. 1111 n ~ ft ~ I 0<:> ~ ~J_r
~ [Wff~1 ~ n1
91
nffi
Ifff01L"J))))_
12-
~~~mmmmmmmmmm+ = ~,))) = bl ~
~~~ ft ~~<:>[mmm m mmm~ ~~d1}t~~~[~
______ J +=Nr~~ [14] ~ ~ ~ ~ 15
_~[ ~J = ~l n)))))~ffi; [~ _
recto, column 2, upper half (P. Amiens, rt. II):
6 [7]: The royal nam e lacks the expected cartou che element before R».
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V, VII, or VII) , years 1-2. IX, 146
@ ~@ ~ + =~ -. ) ) ) )= d. U d=))))~[5]~~<:>+=~'L:J 5
~ I r · 0
~ _rrm O_I~ _c-=J ll.m~)))h__
0 [l, A- <::> [7]
<I: I I I I()() n ~ e
~~~ ~ ft ~I 0 <::>
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V, VII, or VII), years 1-2. IX, 148
8 rr.JJ X /r ~ ~ 11 r I
a /r ~ ~- <::> [16] nnn
U,2,8! ~tf.l.... « ~ rr ~_ rr))) =tf.l.... ~ Ul-=dJ ) ) ) L.-:.. <l: nnn ~
nnn ~
0<:>
nn ft ~I
recto, column 3, upper half (P. A miens, rt. Ill):
II nn ffi..
0 & nn
n ~~ ft _ I rr))) _~ UlEl rO o=!ll!=Ul/rr ~<d!!=t\. <d!!= ))):$_II
<::> /1-,. ~
{}J I 0 c=::::J c::==<:>
20
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V,VII, or VII), years 1-2. IX, 149
IIII n<t<t
III n <t<t~
- <:::>
: n~~ ft -=d'))))lL....c. ~
[4]
<I.: III nnn ~ ttl
nnn ft -=dli Cl ~ I . ) ) ) "-
R - ~-A~ ~ n
I
8l... 'l!!!5tf!._lJ )C::::;,tf!. Ifl r-- _rtL"J))))) ~ mA~r @ ~
_~1flJ&9T _1.))) 0'-))
9_
~ ~ r @ ~ 'L-,.. n /l" ~ IJ.-.(jj~ ~ 0
r--9 T _ _ r--~))0~r8l. ?{ 1)))_~Ul_)))))O_))_
0 r
r 0 [l, ~- <>[15] l l l n n n n ~ ~ ~ -
)))) 0'-)) _ ) U,Ul -=dJ))))'L-,.. II nnn ft ~ I 0 <::> r--'r\. ))) 0 @
))) fl
0L I~ )))LU)J't::::::::; / l Ul r--_nLJ))))_lB:Ul"El
~ 1 <::>- ~ ~ ~n & IJ.-.'"
~90 0
~ ~~n
_r
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V, VII , or VII) , years 1-2. IX, 152
+
X = ~IL:J))) )~l£: d ::-',rr ) ) oC [~~~)))~ [I I]
-
-=dI ) ) ) ) ~
<:> [3] nn {}.J /J dd Q
n ~~~~ ft .t\.. ~IL:J <::> L-.)))LL ~I
/J" nJl ~
0 <:> . ) ) /11.... '-~
"'r"'CI
® /J" nJl
_ l rr)/11.... ,-a M.-=dI) ) ) ) ~
0):j_ <:> [4] 0 _ ~
~~~ ft@II~/~) ) ) ) _ ~M.. t\..
IJ-ffi~ ):j {}.J ~ ~
rr
~~~~ III nnn - <:> [5] III nnn I I I nnn /J" nJl ):j..td <===3>
o [1, ~-
))_) I.1 M..-=:¥)))L.c.
<> [9]
~
il 91tr bl.
ft .
/)" ~
?(
e 0
<:> LJtlm..
n !JJ~
xotfl. M...
C> ~ ~
0 )) ~
d'
5
, L-® bl.
TI ) ) )
/}"~ ~ - <> [ 13 ]- ~1 ~ n n nft
?( M..-=:¥ ) J14L.c. -=:¥9 0 _ nnn 0 )) *
~III~
II _ .:
I
15
6 [9]: Read S5 Nmtj.wy-ms.w (JANSSEN 2004, 23, n. 22) 11 14 [13]: Readj~wty Nht-Nmtj.wy (ibid., 24, n.
34).
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V, VII, or VII) , years 1- 2. IX, 154
))))) _~
IJ.- (fj~ [4] III nn m
II n m ='!l!=
»»
i l l nnn
I I ~~ ~ ~~~~ nnnn
"'r""C'
ft -=!I I
I
0<>19<>47 ) ) )f1
0L 11' 1
~~~ IIIII ='!l!= <t: II nnn ~~~~ IIIII : R~ ~ ft -=!I~ <> .il9r Il~ ~ 5
80 7
)))) ')..0'--'
) ~
~rn~
nn l-_) IJ.- (fj"
1L:l)))) _~ [ ] -er
8 .
II nn ~~~ "'r""C'..tJ E5n
~~ ft -=!I I 0 <> ~ _rl L:l
10
15
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V, VII , or VII), years 1- 2. IX, 155
.~~~ .1111
~ ~ ~ ==e=n . III
nnn G)G)G) •• ~ G). about 13 groups .I~I\ .e
nnnfff • ~ f~ ~_ bl @ 9
-==
__0
[~~]
I.~.
~ e!JJ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~
l * bl JJ~ t\. )) • • • • • ~_nL:J_••• ~
E5n [5] ~~~
~~ ==e=n . l l ift
~t~ @~~ ffi ~ r ~ [~<:> 6 ~/IA· n~ !JJ
<=> ~ = _ ~ ~ ~ ~blrr I ~ 1 1' •• ?~ ~JlL..c. [ ] d ·1l'...)II~.))t\.
0
[ ... ] ~
~ I ~ [9] 10
~~
.1 ~ [6]
. ~
••
<l.III.
l!l .1 1[5] ··1 1[4]
• <l
1 1[3] [space of 3 em]
<:> [2]
II ))))lL..c.
o
..
d.. /l"~ ....-cJ ~ [~ ~ ~ E5n @ '~ [ 1 ]
1L:J <::>8l.. ?{ I o<=> r" ~J L:J_~_II~l:==:l ~
15
L:J !~A fr) )~ 'L:Jd ) )ft +;;: ~~~ d,))) ~ +=~,n d))))
<:> 5 III
lL..c. •• [ ] II ft _)) [ ~1
0 ~ ffi ~ 1 n ~ .a E5n
~J~~bl ~ ~ ))UII<=>I))~)1lbl ~_r
0
A
k <::»))~tfl UlL . ) )rJ!J :i. I ~
a JL ~.J(' &/ c5 A 0 L- ffi A 0
l\.. ))101 oUlL_ ) ) ) ) _ ~ UlL _ I ) )
1
bl~ d :: =:J =:J 0)LJ ~ I ; 1d @;; ~ ~,))y ))))~ •• [8] : 11 1ft ~
1Il d Q ~ ~ 0 IJl c5 A /I n ~t L-ffi ~ A.Id E5 ~
/'6 00 IL... )) )) Llri:i::z: LJ.o _ /'6 001 o UlL(@):f:;;::i:119 <::> 1Bl 1) ) _~UlL re _rlLJ
~t ~~ li-...- ffi
<::>lBll rrrr _~h:'l@~9
A· !\ L'<::::::7\
.i.e.,»1-
a
-=d' )) ~ . .
<:> [12] I I I
III ft i i l =:J=:J 0
~rCPI\ A -0--.1.)))
_ _ h:'l @9 l 1 )))~
<:>
..
[14] •• 111
.l l l ft = =:J 0 _ ~
= . =. I ~1 A
L1® r h:'l ~
6 [7]: Rea d the name as '[s-n-w ndw (JANSSEN 2004, 44 , n. 20) 118 [8]: City determinative omitted in origin al
(thus, ibid., 106) II II [9]: Read the name of the second scribe as Nmty -ms. w (see ibid., 45, n. 29).
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V, -VII, or VII), years 1-2. IX, 157
I
,
~~~~~+=~IL"Jm
verso, column 2, lower half (P. Amiens, vs. II):
d)))ft~~~~~~~~~~~)))1 A~[l] 5
16 [5], end : Beneat h the stricken gro up, the scribe corrects : : IIII ~
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V, VII, or VII), years 1-2. IX, 158
o 0 LbI)))
_L"J [l, [~ [~lU•• [10] III
~J) ~ II
ft <dl!= •
. ftffj,,·~
II , ~ 'f • 1
Affj"==
.1111 ft ffjII ~~ .{flil ,~ - =0
ro:f;I))~~<::>efl~))~?1)))~~[7] I~ )~ ~@ + F efl~~~ ~ 9? 0
.1In o=!!l!=o [4] .111 [3] .11[2] ~ [B,I] III nnn n n n III [A]
<I . • III : III nnn o=!!l!=o <I : n n n III ft o=!!l!=o
·: III I
llllo=!!l!=o [5] . 1[4] : [3] I[2] ~
I~ [C,l]
10
l;t ))))~ [4] <I .111 ft ~~~ rr ~ e:l r ~ ( ))) e:l ~ : ) ) )ll-=,,~d
~ r~ ~ ~~
~) T~0~_r ILJI))))_~.M!..@9 0
Il-- (fj. ~ - ===I)))<:»)))
= .7
~ _r
~ ~~ 1m--;;\
l.l l ~
_
CD
I I
A [6] 1I I I n
I~ I ffi III n ft I 0 ;::::=:::"'
J J*
1 I I.c::o.. I
_ :
I I ;::::=:::....c::o.. [5]
ii i 0.1"* _ :ft III I 1 III fu
III -e ft '=7 III :Et
E5 n
_rlL"JI))))_~m @9
Ii-..- ... A - l IrB_el ))))L...c..
~ -<:> 9 - -
[]1I1919 o _ l ~ i i i n nnn
C> I ~ I I I
10
15
8 [7]: JANSSEN 2004 ,56, n. 10, reads the title tentatively as 31W (?) njw, "quartermaster (?) of the pilot."
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V, VII, or VII) , years 1-2. IX, 162
[ ···~JE m~d
verso, column 5, lower half (P. A miens, vs. V):
:II ft ~)!?£ lci {t!)))PO~d ~ I L":l I )))) ~ ..ffi:[lO] : Ift ' Hnl~ ~))PO
verso, column 6, upper half (P. Baldwin, vs. VI): 15
~
IU~. L":lr &l. ~
0 n l /J" [6] 8 0 ffi
. ~ o~ M..
/9 I I I I
III n ft _1. L":l rnl &l.
-<:(h 0 /J" [5] 0 iV nF
~ // tDElI U
"=" III n nl /J" F nann /9 ~ ... .r
o [8] III n fr l.L":lr &l. ~_) L":l tlJl tD ~rr ea i:
0 0 0
,[7] IIII ftRJiI~ 20
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V,.VII, or VII) , years 1-2; R.V (?), year 2. IX, 163
15
:Ell. a_",="",_
~IL-. ~
Ill...--. f'\...
L "?"[5]
'i' _ 1=
~ - - JI nn
~'=7 @ I ~r r9..::n..
[4] & d.~..f=
1 [9]-6 [13]: The hieroglyphic transcription in J ANSSEN 2004, 118, 9-1 3, is incorrect, being a duplication
of signs from ibid., 114, 6- 10 (P. Am iens, vs. IV). The transcription give n above appears here for the first
time and was based on the photograph of the relevant section provided in ibid. , pI. 20 (with thanks also to
RJ. D EMAREE, for corrections at [9], pr t, and [11], r mb.t) 116 [13]: Transcription of the lost group p wr,
"broad beans," follows the tentat ive suggestion in J ANSSEN 2004, 62 II 21 [5]: GRANDET 2006a, 282 ,
transcribes the ebegroup incorrectly as ;::, (RJ. D EMAREE , personal com munication).
Dyn. 20, Ramesses V (?), year 2; (R.V , year 2-R.VII, end); R.V, (undated) . IX, 164
verso:
~~ ~[3]~~[2]~~[1 ]
~~
339. (Ramesses V, year 2-Ramesses VII, end), Valley of the Kings:
Letter to the Chief of Police 5
o. BTdK 704 (DORN 20 11a, vol. 1, 435-43 6, vol. 3, pls. 588- 590)
+~~~. 0l~
1~
0 111 1
~ ~ 11 ~
~ 71
8-9 [2.5]: Superscr ipt, above the end 0[[2] II 14-25 : Cf. VON BECKERATH 1999, 169-1 70.
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses Vor later, undated) . IX , 165
recto:
verso:
[ ···J !~9>c:5 ~ft f9t ~ ~ !4 ( I ~d"rd" ~[··· ][6][ ... ] ~<:> =~~~
I ft~~ ~~ ["'J[7]
343. (Ramesses V-IX, undated), Thebes: Letter from the builder of the
temple of Amun-Re concerning an abducted maidservant and child
address:
18-21 ff.: For the date, see also WINAND 1995 , 197-1 98.
Dyn. 20, (Ramesses V-IX, undated). IX, 166
recto: 1
A ~- A~1V<::> g ~ d II A ~~-<::n..-
~r "=7l 9L.J.~rE..~8:l. ?i 9 ~ 1 <::> ~ r lll...-. //<::> iii9r"=7lI= :9 r
~-~- ~[9] 0
~ 1
verso:
/}" ~n{ 1}{}n .-i~ /}"L-.9 0 ~<=> l {}J~: ~ r~nn /}" ~[2]
~ G¢. r _ r '=' 1= .$))) ~ 'l.. ~Ui ~ 1[\ o@ _9 =9 't IL-H r ~ G¢.
[Jl~ ~t= ~LJ ~~9t~9g[ cl~ ,~,~ ~ ~/I g[~ d.9 ~[3]~~
- fi.. 9 0 ~I 0 n0 n{ ~1 n e, ~~ nClZ:J nnn /}" ~ n[4] <=> 5
: 9 o_ ~ Uii 9 c='!ll!:or ~<::> o'l L..4- 9r _ Ui \~ 9r <=> o 'irr ~ ?{ 9r 1'0 c='!l !:o
344. Ramesses VI, year 1, Valley of the Kings: New fr agment of the
accession ostracon of R.VI, supplying the previously unknown day of 10
accession and name of announcing vizier
o. BTdK 660 (DORN 20 11a, vol. 1, 152,41 2-4 13, vol. 3, pls, 535- 537; idem 20 11b)
+ O. BM 50722 and O. Ca iro CO 2572 6 (KRIVI, 364, 1-9)
<::> Ul_1 0~ [ ··· ] [5] ["' ]~ ~1l ~<::>=]J ...][4][ ''' ~ ~ d" ~ ~!}
10)) * II /Jl... «
~ /}" ~ ~ 0 00 A /}" ~ -[1O] ~
UlL lepl\ I ffi /Jl... « ~ 0 5
O. BTdK 255 (DORN 20 11a, vol. 1,298,4 11-412, v. 2, pIs. 230-231 , v. 3,532-534)
recto, column to the right ofthe Hathor-cow : recto, column above the Hathor-cow : 10
verso:
recto: 20
+lL- ~ICPI\ ~ ~dC~9~ [3] [ ... ]Il ~ <::> L\...dK i' ~ [2] [ ... ] ~~ [1]
I{~}lr== ~[ ~[5][ '''] L\...°~ A =: + +~ l t+[D E~)[4][ . . J
Dyn. 20, Ramesses VII-(?), year 5; (undated). IX, 169
l lev o ~1gr;==~ ~
~99M..<:>
[11][ ... ]~I= ~ \1. /III=~ ~ ~[1O][ ...] Ci a
xl =» 0 W II =» 0 uru r
<:>
fiJ 90 _
[ "']15/_
O~ III
II
0
=Cll:J
- ~ l gU [1 4][ ... ] ~ X C:'-...,$
0 ~
0 C:'-...,$~lg[ 13]
Ill-...t~ ~ OI Ol\..~ 0 ~ 5
[ ... ]~
~
].t1I
[17] [ ... ] "Jqd n[ ~ [16] [ ...
~ oll ~r
- 0 7[;L [15]
~ o~9
verso:
~~ ~ btU [3] 11111:: 115 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1[.. ·] [2] [ ... ] ~ bt~~~~ 1_["'] [1]
\dt~~~~
348. Ramesses VII (?), undated, Ramesseum: Doorjamb usurped from 10
a private monument, re-inscribed with a royal dedication
original, partially erased private ins cription (single column p artially p reserved):
P. Milan RAN E 0.9.40 126 + P. Milan RAN 0.9.40128, recto (DEMAREE 2010,56-62
and pIs. I-Ia; TIRADRITTI 1999, 134)
3-4: For th e verso, which dates to year 9, see doc . 352, below II 12 [4], end: (M3c.t-Rc)1 is an atte sted
abbrev iat ion of M n-M3c.t-RC, the throne name of Sety I (DEMAREE 20 10,5 8, n. 13); cf. 17 1,2 [4], below .
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IX,_year 4. IX, 171
E.91"r_Ii.
-s-.»:
Ill....-.
® !JJ ~ ~- c:::;;;::::> ~<::>4hA ~F
?( .-
gW!ih. [10]
~ )o _cF'J) r ",=,, ~rr I I I 1c=) <:>~rI <::5~ 10
•m
/t1\ [3] o : /0<::>
__ u )))Q: .lld
LL_Y' 10Q/I • m
t1\ [2] [ " 'J ~ Q ===
~LL __ :::J:::J 0.) LJ [... J[1]
+ =~'LJS2j LJ_ == 0)LJ ~ IIII ~ 1_11 ft~6:::::jf,o ~
o ~ u LJ n
~ ~~
I Irno_
0 0 ~ -<::I:h = ~ ~ ~ [4]
_I 1
=l /o<::>r--_nLJ_~LJtl.Jh:l)))<::> 1
01 nnn ~ <::>-
)_ ===:::J 0 _ c::::::J II III I ED r_ nn ~~ . _ n .) ooz::JLrrlrB_
-<::I:h 0 ~~~ -<::I:h ~~ [5]
20
2 [4]: DEMAREE 20 10, 60, suggests plausibly th at (Mn-R c) [ probably represent s another abbreviated variant
of the thro ne nam e of Sety I, for which cf. 170, 12 [4], above II 9 [9], beginn ing: Sic ., dittography .
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IX, years 4 and 8. IX, 172
A ~ [7]
o ILioIE 7TI!l!1
IT,
U
?? A
J1
7 rUI I I I nnn
I" I
nnn
P. Milan RAN E 0.9.40127, recto (DEMAREE 2010, 67-70 and pls. III-lIla)
L:J~ 8l ~ [
column 2:
..][2] L:J~8l~[ . . ][1]
15
I [5]: DEMAREE 20 10,5 7, reads the final groups tentat ively as ¢J.t(7) 7 Y, II I [6] and [7] : DEMAREE (ibid.)
reads the init ial gro ups in each line tentatively as "weight for supplies (7)" (i.e. fsy spdw, for whic h see
LESKO 200 2, vo l. I , 163 , and vo l. 2, 34) II 3-7 ff.: The top left of the M ilan fragment, recto, joins dire ctly
w ith P . Turin 2074, recto , for which see KRl VI, 608-609, and HELCK 2002 , 488; the verso includes
fragments and traces of quantities of goods, plu s a few asso ciated names and tit les , for wh ich see DEMAREE
20 10, 7 1- 73, pIs. IV- IVa, and TlRADRl TTI 1999, 133.
Dyn . 20, Ramesses IX,_year 8; (year 8 or later) . IX, 173
orr <::>d_I<:>.b7L ~
recto:
15
verso :
10 [1] : The determinative of mnjw is not visibl e in the photograph at DeMO and the tra nscriptio n of the
sign at that same site is likewi se illegibl e (a kneeling or cro uching figure?); the striking man sugge sted
tent atively abo ve reflects th e wo rd's norm al orth ograph y.
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IX, year 9. IX, 174
352. Ramesses IX, year 9, Deir el-Medina (?): Journal recording work
days and inactivity, deliveries, etc., for royal tomb construction
10
/I AU n ;JIJl r:3 ~
L..-Ui ·H ~ f!'OO .o1 o Ui t:\... ...
[J [2] nnnn ~/nm r @ r:3 ~ [ J[l]
nnnn ~~ I o ~ l l m 9'1= _ .01 o Ui ... 15
~~~~IffiJt [ . . J [8]
column 2, lower half:
20
3---4: For the recto, which dates to year 4, see doc . 349, above 11 16 [4], begin nin g: Restore [... B3k-n ]-Mw.t
(DEMAREE 20 10,63)1120 [1]: For [P3] wrS, cf. fo llow ing line (thus, also ibid.).
Dyn . 20, Ramesses IX,-year 9. IX , 175
!!i 0[1,
I
C> ~
II I IT tfl-.
==>=> 0 0
= ~..=.. [6]
II
!!i 0[1,
I
C> ~
II I IT tfl-. ==>=> 0 0
_ ~..=.. [5]
II
!!i 0[1, C>
II I I IT tfl-.
~
3 [5] , beginn ing: Prepos ition om itted (restoration fo llow ing DEMAREE 2010, 63) 1120 [7]: DEMAREE (ibid.,
pI. IIA) tran sc rib es the /:ltp sign as a book ro ll (fo r the present transcrip tio n, cf. ibid., p. 64 and pI. II).
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IX, year 9; (Ramesses IX-XI). IX, 176
recto: 10
~ [20]A ~ = A ~
.& ll&JI I Ill&.r L c:L ~
..(J E':5 ~ @ ~ A II ~ [ 1 9] ,.!.,[1 9 .5] ~~c:5g ~
_-==,"I Cl_r<:> E1. Ui ~ <> u.........t ~ '/..//£
110
verso:
~~~~..][7]m~~d~tZblr 4f ~~"~~ 9~ d~
354. Ramesses XI (?), (year 12 or later), Thebes: Letter from the chief 5
)))ull~d.:9o!<::>~f(9[1O]~~Il~L\... \ 9o ~ l ~ d. ~ [9]
= I ~ ! ~ .-=ll9 ~ ~ [11]
355. Ramesses XI, year 19/ Renaissance year 1, Thebes: Report on
thefts from Karnak temple, perpetrated by the chief doorkeeper
columnA:
~~~~(ti~))WJ£_~~~[jld!J~[5] I~ !~d"~_~~ 20
~ ~
?i .~I~ /1M.
/l" ~
« ~ 1 1'9
~
__ I.ur?r?r?UU/0
'0 IIII
IIII
/I 8 AnlS /~_f" [1 7] II
n ./L- ,2. .b7L ' 1I I I~ III 10
column B: 1
~
[5] I• ~ I' q<=' IJl ~ ~
III 11-.."._1 1 19 il100I-",-I~ <::>m= 1 I II G
[4] I• ~I I 0o UUU
0
I _. IIII
r'(r'(r'( ~
~
II _
I• ~I 100 ~
II _
I. UUU1
r'( r'( r'( 0 ~
0 I _
[20] I•~I 100 ~I _ I•~I I 0o UU
r'( r'( ~
I _
I
'=7~ . ~ ~
I [24]I. ~ 0 ~ r'(I 0 ~ I ' I. UUU/0o UU~I II
r'(
l l l /o UI I II _ . U/ o l l l l Il......,.._
r'( r'( r'( r'( r'(
Il......,..
~ II AJ.
?( _11-..". i:fI1.. T_ ~_
~ II
.clI!= "'r"'CI 1 * AT~ [25]
/:f1.... ?(
III
II •
III ~ i:fI1..
A~ A
_ ~ i:fI1.. ~
20
10 [12]: GOELET 1996, 109, trans lates the door ' s measurement incorrectly, as "4 pa lms" ; the correct value,
"5 pa lms ," appears in trans cription at p. 111, 12 and in the photograph at pI. 10, 12.
Dyn . 20, Ramesses XI,-years 19-24 / Renaissance years 1-6. IX, 181
recto:
@<:> -.L
.@))0 -..Jl <:>~I~ A n[ ] [ 1O] ~II( )) )~~:Il
~. )[Jlllitr . .
AIJl---y=J'A n
~ '=llitr I
t
1}{ 9 0d=~[ ... ][ 1 2] ~ ~ 1}{ ~ btU~ _ _ :<' ~~~9 0~[ . .][11]
~())) ~ 1Jl:-;;
II I
_ [... ][15] .@ Inr<:>
1I:::II ~ _ b.l.. _~
0 D 90 A @Ihld /7 ~ - ~
'C7IM.<:>I~ <::>~ ?i 'C7I 0
Dyn. 20, Ramesses XI, year 24 / Renaissance year 6; (year 25-28). IX, 182
verso: 1
r=_)) oY d. II A ~ffi. [
)L-.<:>lli:l.r l l ,%
... ][5] 9o t\..~ ~ ( AIfJ.. - · s:
a.-..)[jl )))~L-.~l\...9L"C~9
fi90 At;; ~9 o A a
iJl<D;:;.. ~
) ) Y ~ .ML E.. ~9o _ 0 ~.ML -r-- a ..o lo _t\.. ~ ~ ...
][10] (
..@.LL
fi?J[
[ ".] ~ ) ) ) ~ : i.! ~1~[ ···][l1 ]
address:
recto: 15
verso: 5
358. Ramesses XI, year 28/ Renaissance year 10, Thebes: Letter
to the necropolis scribe mentioning "the General, our Lord," et al.
recto:
[5][ +9>D~+=~)+l0l~~~~~n~~~~
~~~K~R~~~~~~~
!t[+ ~[~
,~i&.)l)[jl~~'7~))A~~~[6]~d~~~!::
iji(( ~ ~ , <::>d ~ )))~9>LJ~~~[_] [7] :<"l)[jl81~:9>I~ 20
verso:
address: 20
17 ff.: DeMD notes that this letter probably constitutes a reply to LRL 50 (P. Turin cat . 2026) .
Dyn . 20, Ramesses XI, year 28 / Renaissance year 10. IX, 185
recto:
n~ JL <=
_II ~ T4-4- n n~1
=~ Cl 1. ~ ~
rifl7 1W~U:~
L n ==- ®~ .r rn
~ llrt ~ n<::>n_ rrl <::>l ~ ['600
1/ ~ ~~ [1]
i?l./}"Cll- ~- d. [10]
C1 : 9 u.........J.. ~ 1 I I~ ~ I~ifl~ . 001
-dl. n&J ~(i
11.\. ))) c::3 ~ ~ ifl V : 9 r r 6l
1/ r ( i _ 1/ ~n - ~~ 0
10 [6]: Sic., plur al stro kes over lap with the prepositi on r (JANSSEN 1991, pI. 1, n. f).
-
Dyn. 20, Ram esses XI, year 28 / Renaissance year 10. IX, 186
verso:
A/ • ~ ~ @ ~ c:::s .J!} ~
Et<dl!=~90 _<dl!=-n. I oUfL'=7I9 )UfL )
.J!}!l..-...c.. LJ. <:> /I
L 0 <:>l\....)
l ) [Jl Et
A/ n
9r
[1]
address: 10
recto:
recto: 15
J1I
• c>
. ?3 ~~ If) _:lrr.R.bl.
I't'r--rru - 0g g [2] . ~ ~~ <> ~r' 9
0 lV ~ ~ ~ [1]
bl .~,=",=",l\...9<:>1 110L.c..:Etrr bl =
c::::::::J 0
=!£!=Ur?r?U9<:> rr=
0 1L:J :_IL:Jbllli:lbl9~
-. A -.
=!£!= ~ tJl....
/9" -'[6] ~? L nI /:flr
'l. ~ IL:J_'
0
~ ~~%2- it
~9_
verso:
P. BM EA 104 16 (JANSSEN 1991a, 28-32 and pIs. 15-18; idem 1988, 134-137 and
pls. 25-28; G EE 2001)
recto:
20
1: Sic., for ft (JANSS EN 1991a, 45, n. 11) II 4 [3], beginning: Dittogr aphic error (ibid., pIs. 27- 28, n. m).
Dyn. 20, Ramesses XI (?), (undated). IX, 189
/J" W
/1l... <:>10)Ul_:10 * IIII ~ ,~< <:» ~c:=&
?{
0 - A l c:=::J~ ~JrII1 9 ~~r
O ~IIII -F ~[9][ ~1~ - - A~
5
verso:
4 [8] and 5[9]: Preposi tion omi tted in origi na l (J ANSSEN 199 I a, pI. 15, nn . d and f) .
Dyn. 20, Ramesses IX (?), (undated). IX, 190
recto:
10
recto:
[···] ~ .1
Dyn. 20 (undated, late), IX, 191
column 1:
o
~Ell ll
& 0 F~
I
A •
o m @~ ) )
LU'=7 ~ )){JtL"J
Q ~ [3] @ - - A I f}J
lI o:IL"JI<::>£ m lJt\.
I.~~~ ) !I.l5R ~~W [6]~ 111l5) ~ W [5] II [~J ~[4] i 90~ ) 4..
7~ [10] R.!Jtf )Ul l [9] ~ )))1 !Jt) i9 [8] r/~~ 4..1 ~ 19 ~9 ~ ~ [7]
ii:::~'0))Ul~ ) )~~:Ill.......c. 15
column 2:
11 [1 5]: Dete rminative o mitted 1118 [7]: Readpr lfr (N)b n (JANSSEN 1991b , 88, n. cc); also cf. 20 [13].
Dyn. 20 (undated, late). IX, 192
~~9l~ [1 8] 11. ~)) PO ij [17] 11. ~1~~~ [16] 1. ( ~ )R :;;: ~ ij[15] I. ~))) ! 1
recto:
15
verso:
1 [15] : Determin ativ e om itte d III [18]: For the cur ious determ inative designating , ev idently, "fema le" head
see JANSSEN 1991 b, 89, n. gg 1110 [2.5] and 11-1 2 [3.5]: Superscript co rrectio ns (DEMAREE
ofj~w -catt l e,
2006 , 10).
Dyn. 20 (undated, late}. IX, 193
P. BM EA 75017 (DEMAREE 2006,10-11 and pIs. 7-8; EDWARDS 1982, 132-133, fig. 3
and pI. XIII; WENTE 1990, 203, no. 330)-
address (verso):
recto: 10
20
recto:
Dyn. 20 (undated, late). IX, 194
I / -=:II l'!l 9
dd~: 9~ [9] <:>? -=:119 ~;;: '=7 !{9?})) )[Jl d=~f.f~dL~ [8]
verso:
M1 d II A ~(J _ ~ L g[3]~o......-...
) ) 1:liJ9 1l...-.1<:>~r l'!l 0 J.. M oro· ~ _ l 90<dl!=~n90 _
I jJ g(J_ .s s:
J..l'!l 90M El
!9 0~~ <lli ~ <:> [8][ .'.J ~ ? g[?!? <dl!= d ~~ 90 d L:J Q9 d~[7 ][ ...J
~Lnt
~~ '10
=x- ~l
_u9 O_Q M ~~ d ~~ ~ [9] [·' · J~~?21v ?)) O_jJ J..M
190rr<llill...-.Mrt:;:i ~ .:I
g~ 15
recto: 20
dn & ~ ~- 0 Q [9] - L
it ~ 90 ~P~ ~ r'liiiii<'1 0
<::> 'I <::> El9 r9 r : ~ I _e9 9c= i: 90_ 0 <::> '=" I I 1 -<:::>~ 9rlll ol I I
90 A dl!=o .-:=!lt n l nnr- I l ng - -[l0]- a~ 90 A A nA-
'=7'&1 I 1<::>0 9r 19rrT 1 ~ 9 tR,:b.l i: 90_ 0 <::> '=7'& .-:=!I&rU&=
verso:
~ 11! 9 0f!11 ~= [3] [ " ' ]bl 'Lbl'L_! ~)~ lf(~~ii 9 0! ~ <::>
~.K l) [Jl~ <::> ~ [4] [ ... ]~:;e ~ f! j{ ~ ~I1~~ 9~~11 9 0.K 9 ('Lbl 15
III
II ft CD o ~ [3]
1 1 1\ II 'f r_ t{}J\. )))) - @ [2] ~ A
1V ~~
:Et _ I 1 I IJ!::J... ) ) ) )
--. [1]
~ r::====J II 0
0 00 1L...c.. f&~<:>
II,ep,4~ / O ;P II I ~ / on
[6] II I I 1J))~iW,
~ 0<:> [5]
\/ on
000
11.~))))ro ['6[;1
tfl[4] 10
_ c:(r~}~ ~L":J/¥Jo~ [3][ ... ] ~ ~ ~ 1Jf ol!l<:>I't' [2][ ... ] ~ =c( [1] 15
fragment 1:
f ragment 2:
376. Qurna: ,Note regardin g wood in arrears for the gang's Left side 15
1: Regarding the date, GOLDWASSER and WIMMER 1999, 4 1, suggest that the fragm ent s might belong to
the reign ofRamesses III, whic h king ' s scarabs have been recovered from the sam e site 118- 11: RYHOLT
1997, 279-280, translit erates Dhwty-hr-msw but om its the prepositi on in his tran slation , w hich he rend ers
instea d as "Dj ehutyrnau" ; DEMAREE 2001, 6 und erstands the nam e as an abbrev iation for Dhw ty-hr-mk.t-f
(cf. RANKE 1935, vol. 1, 408, no. 16); regarding the unproven use of this and similar " na me stones" as
oracle petitions , see DEMAREE 200 1, 6, n. 5 118-1 4 : Th e pr ovenance of docs. 374-375 foll ows DEMAREE
(ibid., 5-6), who argues convincing ly in favor ofD eir el-Me dina, contra RYHOLT 1997, wh o suggests that
the ostraca originated fro m elsewh ere in Thebes; for th e date of doc. 374, cf. also DEMAREE 200 1, 6, n. 7,
who prefers Dynasty 19, on the basis of paleograph y and prosopograph y.
Dyn. 20 (undated); (Dyn 19 or 20, undated) . IX, 198
Shabti in private collection, un-numbered ( VAN DER VEEN and ELLIS 2015, 268, fig. 4;
THEIS and VAN DER VEEN 2012,515-516)
Stela Ecole biblique SE 17, obverse (VANDER VEEN and ELLIS 2015, 267-268 ; THEIS
and VAN DER VEEN 2012, 511-515 ; BARKAY 1996,23-29; JAMES 1966, 8; WARD 15
1966, 174, no. F2; SCHElL 1892, 116-117)
15
lower register, colum ns surrounding th e kneeling, pra ising figu res ofKaka 's f amily :
5 [I]: DeMD reads the second personal name as Bng (understanding presumably 1j!f.J;~_1l @l ), for
which cf. RANKE 1935 , vol. 1, 97, no. 21 (Bngj) and 98, no. 30 (Bgnj) ; for the root, cf. also the spelling of
bng , "abound (?)," in L ESKO 2002, vol. 1, 135. However, the initial group looks rather more like .h. than
1 (cf. KO ENIG 1997, pis. 86 and 132, noting also the seated man determinative, omitted in ibid. , pI. 87,
for which see MOLLER 2000 , 2 83) 119 [6]: KO ENIG 1997 , pI. 87, provides two alternate transcriptions for
this line; the read ing preferred here follows MOLLER 2000 ,283.
(Dynasty 19 or 20, undated). IX, 200
0 /I
I O /o~
recto: 10
verso, section f:
2[2]: Initial gro up tra nsc ribed incorrectly as .:J~ <::> in HAGEN 2008, Tf. V (cf. photograph in ibid. , Tf.
IV).
A ddendum IX, 202
O. Cairo JdE 91283, verso (SIMPSON 1995, 19, B6, and fig. 20, right)
btU d,!.,,0 [ ...J[3] ',I,' n =CJ :: ~ II II ~~~~ ~ ?H ...J[2] 1111 ft[... J[1]
U d ~~~ft ll',1 ft r ? ? ?~ II'" n ~ ~ ["' J [4] [~ J [~] Lc5 l~ bt U d' rrf 5
o =
J:===::l 0.-.-b.!.. ?<
/}"~ ..cn::.. 0 ~ ~ /}"
.-l\...n b.!.. [jl
[2]0 10 _ =
. - =:::J:::J 0 . - c:::::J
~ nnn 01 [1]
'1 1111nnn ® r
385A. Year 67, Valley of the Kings: Announcement of the death ofR.II 10
recto:
== :::J:::J 0 [1,5] ~ :::J:::J 0 [1,4] = :::J:::J 0[1,3] = :::J :::J 0 [1,2] I:::J:::J 0 [1,1 ]
1-6: Verso omitte d from Doc. 99, at p. 30, abov e II 10: For the missing regnal year, see DEMAREE 20 I 7-
17, 125, n. 2 1113-1 4 [2]: DEMAREE not es that the expe cted gro up p3y=n nb, "our Lord," appears here as
psy-m stp (ibid., 124), the sense of which- if not an outright error-is not immed iately appare nt 1114 [3]:
The usual "dual king" sequence has bee n inverted: bj.tj nj-sw.t (ibid.) 1114 [4], beg inning : Restore [...lSY] r
sly.t, " [...going up] to the Field (i.e. the Valley of the Kings)" (ib id., 121 , 124 ) II 18 [1,6] : Read "day 26, not
(working)" (ibid., 12 I).
INDICES
204
Object numbers
doc . # doc. #
Graffiti and rock insc ription s Papyri, continued
Elephantine, un-numbered rock inscription British Museum EA 10401 366
of crown princ e Rames ses 6 British Mus eum EA 104 I I 359
Valley of the Kings , graffito 3980 293 British Museum EA 104 I6 362
Va lley of the Kings , graffito 3981a 362 British Museum EA 104 I8 + 10287 364
Valley of the Queens , graffito 30 I3 384A British Museum EA 104 I9 357
Wad i el-I:J61, rock inscription 22 191 British Museum EA 10440 360
Wadi el-I:J61, rock inscriptio n 44 ................... 81 British Museum EA 10429 365
British Museum EA 75015 343
Statues Brit ish Museum EA 75016 367
De ir el-Me dina , statue 250 ............................ 146 British Museum EA 75017 368
Saqqara, un-numbered statue of Tjaroy British Muse um EA 75018 369
ca lled Ramessesnakht 142 British Museum EA 75019 + 10302 ................ 370
British Museum EA 75020 358
Stelae British Museum EA 7502 I 356
Cairo JE 71902 196 British Museum EA 75023 354
Cairo TR 14.6.24.17 ...................................... 7 British Museum EA 75024 371
Chicago OIM EI4315 76 P. Cambridge University MS. Add . 4167 ...... .. 383
Damascus, Musee National, Stele de Keswe . 83 P. Milan RAN E 0.9.40126 + P. Mi lan RAN
Jerusalem , Ecole biblique SE 17................... 379 0.9.40128, recto 349
Karnak ND 63 194 P. Milan RAN E 0.9.40126 + P. Milan RAN
Kurkur oasis , un-numbered boundary stela 2 0.9.40128, verso 352
Luxor, Abu al-Gud magazine , ste la 37 199 Milan RAN E 0.9.40 127 350
Ramesseum TC I I .I002 .Ca-06 2II P. Rochester MAG 5 I .346.I 355
Silsila, un-numbered stela 9 P. Turin CGT 55002.... ......... ............. ............... 3I I
Uppsala V.M. 3201 381 Turin, Stato Civile 1-2 324
Vienna A.S. 8953 I Turin , Stato Civ ile 3 (recto) 325
Turin , Stato Civ ile 4 326
Other monum ents and artefacts, Turin, Stato Civ ile 5 (recto) 327
excluding papyri and ostraca Turin , Stato Civile 6 (recto) 328
Elephantine, doorpo st 20807A ...................... 382 Turin, Stato Civi le 7 (recto) 329
Jeru salem, private collection, un-numbered
shabti fragm ent 378 Ostraca
Luxor, temple exterior, inscription A.IV 137 O. Ashmolean HO 219 + British Museum EA
Luxor, temp le exterior, inscription A.V ........ 138 25289... .................................. ................ 24
Ramesseum , doorjamb TC 10. I002 .Gr-67 + Ashmolean HO 563 323
TC 10.I002 .Gr-68 348 Ashm olean HO 655 ......... ........ ........................ 210
Saqqara, un-numbered block ofTjaroy Ashmolean HO 679 188
called Rame ssesnakht 141 O. Berlin P 9408 S.v. O. DeM 10272
T6 d, un-numbered block fragment 148 Berlin P 9897 303
Berlin P 10634 265
Pap yri Berlin P 10665 280
P. Berlin P 10497 353 Berlin P 11249.................... ............................ . 270
Berli n P 14485 a-d + 14449 c+g 176 Ber lin P 11260 310
P. British Museum EA 10061 (=P . Ba ldwin) Ber linPI2286 318
+ P. Amie ns 337 Ber lin P 12405 35 I
Britis h Museum EA 10373 36 I Berlin P 12406 ................ ....... .......................... 295
INDICES: Object numbers 205
doc. # doc . #
Ostraca, continued Ostraca, continued
Ber lin P 12627 240 Cairo IdE 91283 (B6) 99
O. Ber lin P 12628 + 12641 282 Cairo IdE 91283 (B7) 100
Berlin P 12629 234 Cairo IdE 91283 (B8) 10 1
Berlin P 12631 278 Cairo IdE 91283 (B9) 102
Berl in P 12633 233 Cairo IdE 9 1283 (BIO) 103
Berli n P 12635 301 Cairo Id E 91283 (Bl l) 104
Berlin P 12642 S.v. O. Strasbourg H. 5 O. Carnarvon 408 186
Berlin P 12652 308 O. OeM 34 + Heide lberg Inv. Nr. 567 241
Berl in P 14149 2 15 OeM 706 70
Berl inPI4156 302 OeM 707 307
Berl in P 14264 ("K") 222 OeM 714 56
Berlin P 14302 296 OeM 717 69
Berlin P 14328 305 OeM 721 263
Berlin P 14666 254 OeM 726 279
O. British Muse um EA 72.659 374 OeM 743 143
Briti sh Museum EA 72.666 375 OeM 748 273
O. BTdK 255 346 OeM 759 306
BTdK 451 34 1 OeM 76 1 218
BTdK 614 266 OeM 763 2 14
BT dK 62 1 -........................... 288 OeM765 3 14
BTdK 622 231 DeM 777 84
BTdK 640 332 OeM 779 224
BTdK 646 20 1 OeM 782 242
BTdK 655 257 OeM 783 87
BTdK 659 335 OeM 784 88
BTdK 660 + BM 50722 + Cairo CG 25726 .. 344 OeM 788 212
BTdK 663 206 OeM 789 268
BTdK 664 336 OeM 790 213
BTdK 665 154 OeM 795 274
BTdK 667 330 OeM 831 259
BTdK 683 251 OeM 832 317
BTdK 684 272 OeM 834 292
BTdK 686 320 OeM 837 85
BTdK 690 243 OeM 838 226
BTdK 694 331 OeM 843 63
BTdK 695 322 OeM 844 236
BTdK 699 2 16 OeM 846 77
BTdK 704 339 OeM 851 64
BTdK 836 3 OeM 852 65
BTdK 837 4 OeM 855 253
BTdK 839 5 OeM 856 264
O. Cairo IdE 9 1283 (BI) 95 OeM 865 66
Cairo IdE 91283 (B2) 82 OeM 868 + OeM 10274 ................................... 156
Cairo IdE 9128 3 (B3) 96 OeM 869 309
Cairo Id E 91283 (B4) 97 OeM 874 200
Cairo IdE 91283 (B5) 98 OeM 876 151
206 INDIC ES: Object numbers
doc . # doc. #
Ostraca, continued Ostraca , continued
O. DeM 879 340 DeM 10034 227
DeM 883 161 DeM 10039.......................... ................. ............ 147
DeM 886 181 DeM 10044 ..................................................... .. 261
DeM 888 171 DeM 10045 207
DeM 889 150 DeM 10051 180
DeM 890 247 DeM 10052 179
DeM 893 291 DeM 10054....................................................... 159
DeM 898 170 DeM 10055 160
DeM 899 187 DeM I0057 157
DeM 900 172 DeM 10060 60
DeM 907 165 DeM 10061 68
DeM 908 174 DeM 10062 219
DeM 910 184 DeM 10064 217
DeM 91 1 + DeM 10275 235 DeM 10071 342
DeM 912 + DeM 913 175 DeM 10075 93
DeM 914 185 DeM 10076.. ..................................................... 166
DeM 915 315 DeM 10080 164
DeM 916 144 DeM 10084 299
DeM 917 229 DeM 10085 3 13
DeM 918 152 Dem 10087 ....................................................... 271
DeM 921 139 DeM 10088 338
DeM 933 158 DeM 10090 298
DeM 940 220 DeM 10093 228
DeM 942 90 DeM 10094 267
DeM 945 89 DeM 10095 13
DeM 946 162 DeM 10097 134
DeM 948 91 DeM 10098 140
DeM 953 202 DeM 10105.. ..................................................... 74
DeM 956 289 DeM 10 116 ............................... ........................ 287
DeM 960 281 DeM 10125......................................... .............. 71
DeM 963 223 DeM 10126....................... .................... ............ 72
DeM 965 67 DeM 10127 ............................................ ........... 183
DeM 966 333 DeM 10129 ........................ ............................... 57
DeM 967 244 DeM 10131 239
DeM 969 92 DeM 10137 300
DeM 973 262 DeM 10141 290
DeM 980 321 DeM 10145......................... ........ ........... ....... .... 238
DeM 10004 250 DeM 10146 ........................... .......................... .. 237
DeM 10006 249 DeM 10147 255
DeM 10007 275 DeM 10151 8
DeM 10009 258 DeM 10155 182
DeM 100 13 230 DeM 10161 252
DeM 10016 246 DeM 10163 73
DeM 10019 312 DeM 10164 ....................................... ................. 173
DeM 10023 256 DeM 10168 75
DeM 10029 61 DeM 10173 276
DeM 10032 245 DeM 10 180. .......... ............................................ 153
DeM 10033 248 DeM 10181 155
INDI CES: Obj ect numb ers 207
doc . # doc . #
Ostraca, continued Ostraca, contin ued
O. DeM 10182 167 O. Rock efeller Arc haeo logica l Muse um,
DeM 10187 193 Jerusa lem 1.9833/1, 2 .. 373
DeM 10 191 135 O. Strasbourg H. 5 + DeM 160 + Ber lin P
DeM 10 193 62 12642 . 285
DeM 10194 94 Strasbo urg H. 82 . 283
DeM 10198 204 Strasbo urg H . 119 . 178
DeM 10201 304 Stras bo urg H . 140 .. 163
DeM 10202 372 Strasbo urg H . 174 .. 380
DeM 10206 168 Strasbourg H . 182 . 208
DeM 10207 22 1 Strasbourg H . 187 + H. 189 + H. 192 . 197
DeM 102 10 269 O. Turin N. 57366 .. 286
DeM 10211 58 O. Univ. Memphis Ex pedition prov ono. 97 .. 385 A
DeM 102 17 86 O. Va lley of the Kings s.v. O. BT dK
DeM 102 18 53 O. Wente . 169
DeM 10219 3 16
DeM I 0222 209
DeM 10240 59
DeM 1024 1 203
DeM 10242 26 0
DeM 10245 284
DeM 10248 345
DeM 10249 .................... ...... .................... ...... 136
DeM 10250 232
DeM 10253 54
DeM 10265 205
DeM 10267 319
DeM 10269.. .................................................. 347
DeM 10272 + Berlin P 9408......................... 145
DeM 10273 294
DeM 10274 s.v, O. DeM 868
DeM 10275 s.v, O. DeM 9 11
O. G lasgow D.I925 .66 (=C olin Campbell I) 198
Glasgow D.I925.78 (=Co lin Campbell 13) ... 334
Gla sgow D.l925 .82 (=Co lin Campbell 16) ... 277
O. Heidelberg 567 S.v. O. DeM 34
O. Hildesheim PM 516 0 225
O. Le iden F 2000 /1.1 + KV 10045 149
Leid en F .2000/ 1.2 177
Leiden F.2002/ 10.1 297
O. Louvre N 694,3 192
O. Phi lade lphia, U. Penn . Mus. 69-29-23 1 .... 105
O. Qurna 620 /2.. .................................... ...... .. 376
Qurna 633 189
Qurna 647 ................... .................................. . 195
Qurna 690 /6 377
Qurna69 1 11 17/ 82 190
208
(' -=---'J
'nh-rw, Ankhru ("May-the -lion- live") 161, 17; 161, 20- 162, I
~§3- J:zb -sd, "Numerous-of-jubilees" (a vineyard) 7, 12
w~
W3S.t , Thebes 4,18; 8,22; 41, 6, 9,14,17; 60, 4; also
S.v. P3 ksm (3
Wb3 < (3 > n lmn, "The <great> court of Amun" 179, 7
Wb3 (3 n Jmn- R" nj-sw.t ntr . w, "great court of Amun-R e, king of the
gods" 178, 18-19
Wb3 m Jmn-R" nj -sw .t ntr . w, "court of Arnun-R e, king of the gods " 179, 1-2
p 0
P3 Jsdt , 'T he Mound" (quarry site) 29 , 5
P3 lw, "The Island" (agricultural site) 150, 11
Ps-mssnr (Ps-mesli , Pma' al 153,7-8
Ps-hnr (P3-~£) , Phel .................................................................................. 13,6-7,11 ; 34,12-13 ,16 (7); 35, 3 (7)
P3 Ijr, "The Necropol is" 170, 11; 172, 8 (2x) , 10 (2x) , 11, 12; 175,
1-2; 176, 1; also s.v. Private titles, ss N.
n ps ~r
P3 Ijr n Pr J 3, "T he Necropo lis of Pharaoh" 173, 1,2-3 ,4
P3-S3Y s.v. jw mhy p3 phw n t3 v: t
Ps-is -w'b, Pshawab ("The-pure-fruit") 158, 11
P3-SS, Pshes 156,15 ; 158,3
Ps-sts-n-ts-nht s.v .jw jmnt.t
P3 K3m (3 n (var.: ntj m) Pr (Wsr -M3(.t-W stp-n-W) I (.w.s . (mry
lmn) , "The Great Vineyard of (var. : wh ich is in) the Est ate of
(Use rmaatre Setepenrej], L.P.H., (beloved of Amun)" 9, 16; 10,20; 11, 19; 12, 11; 15,5 (7);
32,23 (7)
P3 K3m n (Rs-ms-sw mry-lmn) I <. w.s mry W3S.t, "The Great
(3
Vineyard of (Ramesses M ery am unj], L.P .H., beloved of
Thebes" 10,3-4, 7-8, II (7); 11,6-7,23 (7); 12,
3 (7); 22 , 7 (7)
P3 Dmj, Deir el-Medina ("The Village") 67,18 ; 123,5
Ps Dw, "The Mountain" (quarry site) 29,12-13 ; 30,8; 202, 5-6
Psy-jh .t (?), Pay ihet 158, 16
Pr (l(~ -~tp) I s.v . Rmny .t Pr
Pr lmn , "House / Estate of Am un" 19,19 ; 72,18,21; 143, 13; 144,6-7; 145,
19; 146, 14; 155,4,6; 156,8; 157,3; 161,
5,8 ; 163, 14; 170,7 ; 171, 18; 178, 18;
also s.v . Rmny.t; Hw .t; and Private titles ,
jmj-r.jhwty; nfw; hr» wsh ; ss; stm
Pr lmn (3-Sfy.t , "Estate of Amun, Great -of-awe" 147, 16
Pr lmn msw.t-m-hni, "E state of Amun, New-land-in-front" 155,18 ; 159, 12-13
Pr Jmn-R", " estate of Amun-Ra" 6, 11
3 i Y (w b D [ m n r h h h h s sa k e t t d d
210 INDICES: Topony ms, temp les, and name d structures
Pr Jmn-R' nj -sw .t ntr. w, "Estate of Arnun -Re, king of the gods" 147,20-148 , I ; 159,6 ; 161,3 ; 163,9, 10,
11; also s.v. Private titles , nfw; /}rj ws h;
ss; sw.tj; qd
Pr js ts hw .t (Nb -M;~. t -W) I ~. w .s ., "Funerary estate of the temple of
(Nebmaatrej]" , L.P.H. 187,20
Pr Wsj r, "E state of Osiris" s.v. hw.t (W -ms-s( w) mry-lmn ) I
Pr Pth, "Estate of Ptah" 172,2
Pr Mw.t s.v. sh.t n Ty
Pr Mh» .t-wbn s.v. Private tit les, hm-ntr
Pr n (M n-W ) I s.v. Private titles , jmj-r Pr n (Mn-W) I
Pr n ns Srdn, "E state of the Sherden" 158,7
Pr (NJr.t-jry) I s.v. Rmny.t Pr (NJr.t -jry) I
Pr Nhb.t Hd.t (N)ljn, "E state ofNekhbet, the White One of
Hierakonpolis" 191,20
Pr ( ?) hw .t-ntr (Rt-ms-sw Mry-lmn ) I mry mj Sth, "Estate (?) of the
temple of (Ramesses Meryarnunj] , belo ved like Seth" 159, 7-8
Pr (Rs-ms-sw mry-lmn ) I ~ . w.s., Piramessu 24,9; also s.v. Rmny .t Pr
Pr (Rs-ms-sw hq s-Jwnwi I s.v. Rmny .t Pr
Pr Hby ,t, "Estate of Hebyt (Isi s-Hathor)" 13, 14
Pr Hr-wr Nb Nby, "E state of Haroeris, Lord ofKom ambo" 19 1, 11- 12
Pr Hr Bhd.t , "Estate of Horus of Edfu" 19 1, 13; also s.v. Private titles , hm-rur
and Divin e Names
Pr Hr (N) ljn, "Estate of Horus of Hierakonpolis" 191, 18
Pr Ijnm w Nb sbw , "Estate of Khnum, Lord of E lephantin e" 191, 6
Pr Ijnmw Nbw m l wny.t , "Estate ofKhnum and Nebu in Esna" 192,2
Pr hnrt m Mn-nfr s.v. Private titles ,jnlj-r wr
Pr hnrt n nb ts . wy s.v. Private titles ,jnlj-r wr
Pr Sbk, "Estate of Sobek" 192, 11
Pr Ty , "Estate ofTiye" 187,20
Pr Dws-Ntr n Jmn, "Estate of the Divine Adoratrice of Amun " 187, 17,20
m~
Mr.t -nhi . s.v.jw n Ms'.t-nhs
Msw-ps-ry (?), Maupary (?) . 158, 18
Mw-n-Jmn , " Water-of-Amun" (Nile tributary) . 11,15 ; 13,21 ; 32, 6
M w-n-P;-W, "Water-of-Pre" (Nile tributary) . 9,16-17; 10,20; 11, 19-20 ; 12, 12
Mw-n -Pth, "Water-of-Ptah" (Nile tributary) . 8,15-16; 32,10; 32, 14 (?), 17
Mn -nfr . s.v. Priv ate tit les ,jmj-r wr
M gs . s.v.jw n M gs
Mdd, Medjed . 151, 17
n~
; jy ~ w b p J m n r h /} lj b ss q kg t { d q
INDICES : Toponyms, temples, and named struct ures 211
Nfr .wj-sy, Nefrusy ( "How -beautifu l-she~is! ") 157,11 ; 160, 4,1 8; 16 1, 11-12, 14-15;
162, 8-9; also S.Y . Rmny .t and Private
titles ,jmj-r pr
Nbn S.Y . Pr Nbb.t ~(j.t and Pr Ifr
r <::>
Rmny .t (n) Jmn-R' nj -sw .t ntr. w, "Doma in of Amun-Re, king of the
gods " 160,1,2-3
Rmny.t Jmn-R" nj-sw.t ntr. w <ps > jr msw.t, "Domain of Amun-Re ,
king of the gods, <the> make r of new lands " 159, 19
Rmny .t PrJ" "Domain of Pharaoh," 148,20
Rmny .t mt pr lmn m sw Nfr .wj -sy, "Regular domain ofthe Estate of
Am un, in the vicinity of Nefrusy" 157, 16- 17; also S.Y . Pr lmn ; Nfr.wj-sy;
Rmny .t Nfr .wj-sy
Rmny .t mt pr Jmn-R" nj-s w.t ntrw, "Regular domain of Amun-Re , king
ofthe gods" 160, 17; 162,6-7; also S.Y . Pr Jmn -R:
Rmny .t mt m sw n Nfr .wj-sy , "Regular domain in the vicin ity of
Nefrusy" 155,20- 156,1; 159, 15; also S.Y . Nfr .wj-
sy
Rmny .t mt n pr Jmn , "Regular domain of the Estate of Arnun" 149,18-19; also S.Y. Pr Jmn
Rmny .t N,-[ .. . ] -p ~ . ty (?) -~tp, "Domain of The-] ]-pe hty (?)-are-
satisfied" 153, 9
Rmny .t Ns -mnmn .t hip , "Domain of The-catt le-are-satisfied" 153,14-15; 154, 15
Rmny .t Nfr.wj-sy, "Domain of Nefrusy" 156, 8, 16-1 7; 158,4- 5; also S.Y . Rmny.t
mt and Nfr.wj -sy
Rmny.t Ps -j'n -n-Hnsw-wnw-Nhn , "Domain of The-baboon -of-Khonsu-
who -was -a-child" 15 1, 7-8
Rmny .t Pr W~ -~tp) I, "Domain ofthe Estate of (Ahhotepj]" 151,6; 154, 11-1 2
Rmny.t(n)Pr(n)lmn,"Domainof the EstateofAmun" 145, 16 (?); 149, 11; 150,5, 10, 13, 18;
151,18; 152,8,13 ,16 ; 155,16; 156, 19-
20; 157, 14, 19- 20; 158, 10, 11; 161, 17,
19; 162, 1; also S.Y . Pr Jmn and Rmny .t
mt
Rmny.t Pr Jmn ~, -.ify .t, "Domain of the Estate of Amun, Great-of-
Rmny .t Pr Jmn-R" nj-sw.t ntr. w, "Domain the Estate of Amu n-Re, king
of the gods" 144,4; 148, 12; 153, 17- 18, 19-20; 154,
1-2; 18-19; 160, 8-9, 12- 13, 16; 161,
10-11; 162,4,8,9- 10, 11
Rmny .t Pr Jmn-R" nj -sw .t ntr. w (p,) -jr msw.t, "Domain of the Estate
of Am un-Re , king of the gods, (Thej-maker-of-new -Iand" 154, 17- 18; 160, 18-1 9
Rmny .t Pr Jmn -R' nj-sw.t ntr. w m sw n Tbw, "Domain of the Estate of
Amun-Re, king of the gods , in the vicinity of Tjebu" 154, 14
Rmny.t Pr Mw .t, "Domain of the Estate of Mut" 156, 3; 160,4-5 ,20
Rmny.t Pr Mw .t wr .t nb .t jsrw, "Domain of the Estate of Mut, the
Great one, Mistress of the Sacred Lake" 162, 12-13
,jy~wbpfmnrh~bbssqkgtidrj.
212 INDICES: Toponyms, temp les, and named structures
Rmn y .t Pr (NJr.l-jry) I, "Domain of the Estate of (Nefertari j]" 150, 4; 151,2; 154, 10-11
Rmn y .l Pr (Nrf l-jry) I min 13 snw. t Pr Jmn , "Domain of the Estate of
(Nefert arij] in/ofth e granary of the Estate of Amun" 143,16-1 7 (?); 151,9
Rmn y .l Pr (R~-ms-sw) I m pr Jmn , "Domain of the Estate of
(Rarnessesj] in the Estate of Amun" 156, 10
Rmny .l Pr (R~-ms-sw mry -lmn ) I, " Domain of the Estate of (Ramesses
Me ryamun j ]" 145,6; 152, 6
Rmn y .l Pr (Rs-ms-sw mry-lmn ) I (". w. s.) nlr Ifw.l-r-p3-wrj, "Domain
of the Estate of( Ramesses Me ryam unj ], (L.P.H.), of/at
Huterpawedj" 144, 8- 9 (sic.?); 146,2-3 , 6-7, 11-1 2;
147,8-9; 148, 18-19; 149,6-7,14; 150,
14-13; 150,20-15 1,1 ; 151, 13; also S.Y .
Hw .t -r-ps- wd
Rmny .l Pr (W-ms -sw mry-lmn ) I m pr Jmn , "Domain of the Estate of
(Ramesses Meryamunj] in the Estate of Amun" 157,20; 159, 10
Rmn y .l Pr (W- ms-sw mry-lmn ) I m Pr Jmn n H w.t-r-ps-wd , "Domain
of the Estate of (Ramesses Meryamun)[ in the Estate of Amun
of Huterpawedj" 143,18-1 9; 154,4-5
Rmn y.l Pr (R~-ms-sw hqs-Jwn w) I j r msw .t , "Domain of the Estate of
(Ramesses Heqaiunu j], who makes new land" 154, 6-7, 16-17
Rmn y.l Pr (W -ms-sw hqs-Jwn w) I m pr Jmn , "Domain of the Estate of
(Ramesses Heq aiunu )/ in the Estate of Amun " 153,6-7
Rmn y.l Pr (Sty) I (M r-n-P1MI m Pr Jmn , "Domain of the Estate of
(Setyj] (Me rne ptahj ] in the Estate of Amun" 146, 9; 154, 8- 9
Rmny.l Pr (Sth -nht mr r-lmn ) I m pr Jmn , "Doma in of the Estate of
(Sethnakht Mereramun)[ in the Estate of Amun" 154, 7-8
Rmny .t Hnt-Mn w, "Domain of Khenet-Min" 144, 10; 145, 19; 146, 14; 149,4, 10; 152,
16
Rmny.l Tbw, "Domain of Tj ebu" 146, 8; 148, 1
Rn[ ], Ren[ ] 158, 17
R~ S.Y. bon n Rh
H w.t (Wsr-M3~. 1 -W slp -n-W) I, " Mansion of (Usermaatre Setepenrej]" .. 8,15 (?); 19, 18; 35, 9 (?); 40,9-10; also
S. Y. Hw.t (n .l hh . w m rnpw.ty
3 i V~ w b !JIm n r h h h b s s a k z t t d rj
INDI CES: Toponyms , temples, and nam ed structures 213
Hw.t (n.t J:!J:! . w m rnp w.t n nj -sw.t bj.tj) (Wsr-M;~. t-W stp-n-R'y I
<. w.s. m Pr jmn , T he Ram esseum / "M ansion (of milli ons of
years of the Dual Kin g) (Us ermaatre Setepenrej], L.P.H ., in the
Estate of Amun" 6, 15-1 6; 7, 3 (?), 16 (7), 19- 20 ; 8, 11-
12 (7); 9,15 ; 10, 15-16 , 19; 11, 10 (?),
14, 18; 12, 6 (?) , 10,22 (7); 13, 14 (7);
32, 6 (7), 10 (7), 14 (?), 23 (7); 24, 3-4;
34,6 (7), 9 (?), 12 (7), 19;35, 13, 16; 36,
6 (7); also s.v . Hw .t (Wsr-M;~. t -W stp-n-
W) I
ljw.t nj-sw.t bj. tj (Mn -M;~. t-W ) I, " mansion ofking (M enrnaatre j]" 5, 19
H w.t-nbw n Pr Jmn, "M ansion -of-gold of the House of Amun" 17 1, 19
Hw .t-nir, Hutnetjer (agricultural site ) 152, 5; 153,3
H w. t-ntr is Nhsy .t , " Mansion of the Nubian wom an" s.v , T; Hw.t-Nir-ts -Nhsy.t
Hw .t-ntr (W -ms -sw mry -Imn ) I m Pr lmn-m -l[p].t , "Temple of
(Ramesses Meryamun) in the Estate of A menemo [pJet" 5, 18
hw.t -ntr (W-ms -sw Mry -I mn) I mry mj Stb S.Y. Pr (?)
Hw .t-r-ps-wd, Hut erpawedj S. Y. Rmn y .t pr (W -ms -sw mry-Imn ) I and
lJ. @
Ijmnw, Ashm unein (Herm opol is) 155, 3, 5; 156,7 ; 157, 11; 159, 16, 17,20;
160,12; 16 1, 13
Ijnmty, Khenemty 144,3 ; 152, 16-17; also S.Y . jw msw.t
jmnt.t Ijnmty
or S.Y . P; Ijr
s~
sb.tj n Mw .t, " Walled-enclosure ofM ut" 166,18-19
Sp .t n Nsm .t, "Bank of the Nes hme t-barque" 29 , 14
SO.t (~; . t), Valley of the Kings ("( Great) Field") 45 , 11 ; 86,4-5 ; 202, 14; also S.Y. T; -
In .t
s c::::::ss:::J
SH(.t) n(.t ) (M; ~. t-R~ I <. W. s. , "The tomb of (Maatrej ], L.P.H ." 170,1 2-1 3
Sdw, Shedu 200 , 12
q Ll
qnjw n Mw.t -jry, "shrine of Mutiry" 163, 8
Qrbn , Qerben 33, 17, 21; 34 , 3 (7)
k '<C7'
K;, "Ka" 10, 4, 8,1 2; 11, 7, 23; 12,3; 33, 7,11 ,14
Ksm <s S.v . P; Ksm c;
Ks [ ]y, Kes[ ]y 158,1 6
g lA1
Gbtyw, Coptos 69, 5
t Cl
l ~
Tsrw. Tjaru 34, 9
Tbw, Tje bu 149, 19; also s.v. Rmny .t Pr Jm n-R:
Tnn , Tje nat 153, 10,1 4 (?)
d ~
Dmj s.v , P; Dmj
Ethnonyms tlftl
m~
Msws, Me shwesh / Libyans . 172, 14; also s.v. Private tit les, r3 n M.fw.s
Mg,3Y , Medjay / Nu bians .. 181, 18,2 1; 182,9; also s.v. Pr ivate tit les, mds» and hrj
mdsy . w
<::::>
r
Rbw, Libyans .. 172,1 8
v c::s:s::J
S
Sr(dn), Shereden) . 150, 18-1 9; 152, 7; 154, 3; 160, II ; also s.v. Toponyms ,
Pr n ns Srdn
. lit.Jl
PrIvate names I I I
o 1\ -
Names of the type P(3) / T(3)-n-DIVINENAME, whic h regularly employ the abbreviated orthographies - / U 0 -DN ,
have been indexed under the former, lexical spe lling (i.e., P3-n, etc., as opposed to Pn-). Other minor ort hographic
variations, including the interchange, addition, or omission of weak endings and markers typical of Late Egyptian
docu ments, have generally been ignored in the compi lation of the private names. In order to fac ilitate locati on of
specific individua ls, filiation formu lae, e.g. "N I , son ofN2 , his mother N3 ," appear in full, where avai lable, und er the
initial son's or daughter' s name . In formulae that do not preserve the child 's nam e, the father and/or mother appear
und er their own names with the pare nthetical notation "father/mothe r of' ¥ or 0, designating an unkn own fem ale or
male child. Na me formul ae of the type "N I , who is called N2" appea r likewise in full under the initia l name, without
a separate entry for the nickname .
j~
Jj -r-nj w.t-f 17, 2 1; 22, 10; 56,2; 57, 15; 62, 12; 63, 2 (?), 17; 74, 9
(?); 85, 16; 86, 8; 88, 19; 93, 2; 89 . 20; 104, 9; 105, 2;
107,8 ; 108, 9
3 jyr w b p f m n r h ~ !J bs .fq kg t ! d g,
216 IND ICES : Private names
lCW- ~ 3 . t . 70, 20
Iw-f-n-Jmn . 166, 15- 16
Jw-f-n -ns -nb . w . 156, 5; 157, 9
Jw-f- r-jh . 80, 13; 11 6, 12
lwny . 58, II , 12;5 9,5 , 8- 9, 17, 19 (2x)
Jw -nht-f 53 c3-.f/y.t-m-Nbn . 150, 7-8
l whpy . 166,1 2-1 3
l p wy . 17, 22; 18,4 ; 20, 22; 47, 14; 49 , 18; 51, 10, 17; 52, 16;
53, 11, 17, 18, 19; 54,20 (2x); 55,4; 56, 17; 58, 4,1 5;
59, 1, 7; 60, 14, 18; 6 1, 3, 10, 13; 62, 3; 63, I ; 113, 21
lp wy 53 Nfr-hr . 83,20
lpwy 53 Nfr -hr 1llW.t < =f > Mrw.t-Mw.t 138,20
l1llnl ] ss Dhwty-ms. w Tsry . 188,12-1 3
Imn -jp .t -nht . w . 186, 3
l1lln-W3?1-5W . 2,22 ; 3, 9; 164,7
Jmn -w' . 121, 12, 18, 19; 172, 16, 17
Jmn- w' (father of 0) . 137, 7-8
Jmn- w' 53 Hrj . 170, 19-20
Jmn-ps-h'p y . 133,15 ; 140, 6- 7, 14-1 5
Jmn- ps-h'py (father of 0) . 137, 15
Jmn-ps-h/py 53 Nfr-htp . 118, 3-4
Jmn -m-jp .t . 20, 12; 23, 2, 11; 5 1, 7, 13; 52, 12; 57, 17; 62,2,4-5 ; 72,
21; 73, 20 (?); 85, 4, 12; 86, 5 (?); 89, 18; 107, 5; 108,
11,1 9; 109, 9; 110,3 ; 111, 15- 16
Jmn-m-jn .t . 44, 18; 45, 4, 5; 48, 4; 49, 2; 54, 19; 56, 20; 60, 10; 6 1,
17; 62, 3, 6, 15; 63, I; 68,1 8-19; 73,1 0; 94, 19; 109, 9;
120, 5
Jmn -m-jn.t-nht. w . 62, 17
Imn -m-wjs . 17, 15; 20, 17; 2 1,3
Jmn-m-hb . 88,4
Jmn -m-hb 53 Ps -n-nj w.t mw.t-f RC-j3 . 134, 18-1 9
Jmn -m-hb 53 Twns . 83, 10- 11, 14
Jmn -ms. w . 7,9; 17, 5; 20, 12; 2 1, 19; 23, 4; 80, 15; 102, 19; 115, 18;
116,1 3; 130,21 ; 156, 20
Jmn- ms.w-wsr-hps . 76, 20
Imn-nht . w . 44,8 ; 45, 12,13 ; 49, I ; 54, 6, 14; 58, 3; 62, I I, 15; 76,
3; 78, 14, 18; 79, 8, 14; 82, 4; 83, 3; 90, 2; 96, 5; 97, 6;
107, 8, 12; 108, 16; 109, 3; 111, 14, 18; 114, 14; 13 1, 9;
140,1 3; 148, 7; 173, 5; 175,4
Imn-nht. w (father of 0) . 137,1 6; 175, 20
Jmn -nhi . w (father of ~) . 135,1 2; 139, 17-1 8
Jmn -nht , w 53 l p wy . 113, 12
Jmn-nht. w 53 Rs-ptr-f . 130, 12; 140,6
Jmn-nht . w 53 If3Y 1llW. t=f Hnw.t-mtr . 138, 1
Imn-nht . w 53 Hrj Jrj mw.t-f Ts-nfr-hr . 135,11
Jmn -nht . w S3 H'-m-Nwn . 113,18 ; 120, 1
Jmn -nht . w 53 Qn-hr-hps -f . 114, 5
Jmn -nht. w S3 Ks . 107,1 3; 109,4 ; 114, 10; 119, 18; 140, 17
lmn -hrw . 95, 11
Jmn-htp , w : . 91, 16; 104, 10; 105, 6; 107, 2, 3, 6,1 3,1 4-1 5; 108, 19;
109, 6; 110, 1; 112, 13; 140, 8 (2x), 14, 15; 150, 14; 151,
18; 156, 5; 157, 9; 170, 6, 8; 173, 14; 182, 6; 185, 13;
also s.v , Roya l names
Jmn -htp, w S3 Jj- mj-sbs . 150,11 -1 2
Jmn-htp, w S3 Ps-n-Ts-wr .t . 17 1,1 2
Jmn-htp, w s; Thn-nfr .. 152, 19-20
Jmn-h". w . 78,7; 83, 10,13 ; 97, 9; 103, 19; 106, 23 ; 111, 15; 140,
6; 142, 11; 165, 23; 166, 3, 14
Imn -h". w S3 'n-htp . 147,5
l mn-qn . 199,5
Jm twy . 196,4
lny ~ . 20, 19
lnry . 176, 19; 177, 13, 16; 178, 1
Jn-hr.t-h". w . 58,3 (?); 120, 7
Jn-hrt-h', w S3 Stby . 134, 8- 9
Jr-ss (l[J; ) . 102, 14
l ry . 52, 14
l ry-jry . 200, 17, 19
Iry-:s . 104,8 ; 107,7; 108,7; 157, 2; 163, 11
lry-nfr . 173, 10
Jrw-s w . 48,3 ; 89, 9; 90, 10
l[J; . s.v . lr J ;
lJ:t;y . 60, 17;6 1,2,4
l qnr . 178, 8
Jt -j -ms ' . 43, 13
Jt -nfr . 164,7
Jtm-htp, w . s.v. Tm -htp . w
Ywp; 67, 19
W; . 120, 9
W;s .t -m-J:tb B .t Hwj -nfr .w mw.t-s Mrw. t-snq .t . 134,1 5-1 6
W;g-ms . w . 17, 8; 20, 11
W;g.t -m- J:tb . 200, 14
Wrb.t S3.t Nfr -hr mw.t- s Dws w . 138, 3--4
W-w;y . 97,2
Wbb·t . 121,7
Wn-nfr . 9,6 (?); 17, 2- 3, 8,1 6; 20, 14; 57, 7- 8,1 5; 63, 17; 73,
13; 76, 7; 99, 16; 131, 4; 171, 8; also s.v. Wnn- nfr
Wn-nfr ss P; -n- [Jmn ?] . 136, 23
Wn-nfr ss Ps-n -Jmn mw.t -f Tsy i ] . 136, 22
Wn-nfr -nbt.w s; r;- sfy. t-m-Nbn . 146, 15-1 6
Wn=j-(n) -Jmn . 165, 23
Wnn-nfr . 31, 7; 69,4; 70, 4,7; 140, 7; 149, 11; 155,7; also s.v.
Wn-nfr
Wn-nb w . 17, 2
Wsr-A1;r.t-Rr-nbt.w . 103,1 6; 119, 1, 2
Wsr-M;r .t-W- nbt. w ss P; [ ] . 136,8
Wsr -J:t; .t . 74,20 (2x7); 75, 6 (7); 86,5 (7); 88, 17; 92, 14; 99, 16;
102,1 3; 104, 5; 107, 6; 110, 12; 111, 17; 114, 14 (?);
163, 20
Wsr-J:t;.t-nbt. w . 74,11 ,14; 90, 9; 94,18, 20 ; 96,11 ; 98,1 9; 118, 15; 129,
9; 168, 4
Wsr-bps . 171, 11
Wsb -nmt .t . 107, 10; 108, 13; 112, 15; 114, 20; 13 1, 9; 153,4
p 0
Ps-jw S3 R'-ms -sw (donkey name) . 10 1, 11
Ps-jb . 92,4
Ps -jmj-r-jh . w . 47 ,13; 49, 5; 62, 5, 16-17; also s.v. Private titles,jmj-r
Ps -jmj -r-snw.ty . 166,7; also s.v. Pr ivate titles,jmj-r
Ps -jmj-r-ks . t . 158,9
Ps-jry . 78,22; 93, 9; 148, 1- 2
Ps-jry S3 Mnns . 78,16
Ps -jry S3 Imn-hr-Ms'w . 149, 1
Ps -jdnw . 113,22; 114, 10; 130, 13; also s.v. Private titles,jdnw
Ps-jdnw-nh t. w . 117,4
Ps -ym . 49,19; 50, 1; 51, 17; 56, 1; 62,16, 18
P3J3-m -t3-jp.t . 156,9; 157, 18; 159,20; 160, 14; 161, 14
P3J3-!3W . 140, 7-8
P3J n . 116,9; 163, 12
P3Jn -bCw S3 Hrj-ms mw.t-f Nbw-m-hb . 134, 6
P3Jn -br-j3W.t=j S3 Qd -sh . t=jmw.t=jMrw .t-Mw .t . 137,19-21
Ps-sn-qn S3 Imn -w' mw.t=fNbw -jy . 135,4- 5
P3Jn b . 181,1 9
P3Jnb [S3 ] Ps-hny (donkey name) . 101, 11
Ps-snh-r-f . 153,10-1 1
P3-W3~ S3 ny . 200, 19
Ps-w'-Jmn S3 Hrj -ms. w mw.t-f Nbw-m-hb . 134, 9- 10
Ps -wbn -nw . 60,16; 61, 11- 12; 62, 9
Ps-wbh.t-nw S3 Nb-nfr mw .t-f Njr.t-jry . 135,3--4
Ps-wns . 163,2-3
Ps -wns S3 Ts -my .t-jqr.t (donkey name) . 101,9-10
P3-b3k . 107, 10-11
Ps -mrw.t . 146, 2, 11; 149, 13
Ps-mdw-nhi . 110, 11; 114, 11; 121, 13
Ps -n-Jmn . 49,2;60,16-17;6 1,6-7;97,2; 114,5; 136, 2 1; 171,2
P3-(n)-lrs . 131, 9
Ps -n-snq.t . 104,13; 105,8 ; 107, 2; 109, 11; 110,7; 136, 19
Ps -n-bwy . 17, 17;20, 15;52, 13,15
Ps-n -ps-jw . s.v. Ps-n-ps -mr
Ps-n-ps-mr . 103,4-5; 105, 10- 11; 108,6
Ps-n-Mn-nfr . 111,19-20; 139, 17
Ps-n -Mn -nfr (father 6) . 139, 18
Ps -n-Mn -nfr S3 ly-r-njw. t=j . 83,20
P3-n-mr-n Jb . 17,2
Ps-n -Mhy.t . 156, 9; 157, 18
Ps-n-Nj w.t . 97,2; 130, 12
3jyCwbpjmnrh~bbssqkgtld4
220 INDI CES: Private names
3 jy ( w b p f m n r h ly. !J bss q kg t l d g
INDICES : Priva te nam es 22 1
Ps-sn : . 11 1, 17
Ps-sn-ndm . 173, II , 18
Ps-sr . 20,18; 42,1 0; 54,1 2; 59, 14; 155, 17; 159, 12
Ps-sr-m-njw.t . 150,3
Ps-ssj B P,-Bb (donkey name) . 101, 10
Ps-sdw . 17, 17 (sic.); 44, 18 (?);45,3 ; 57, 7; 49, 4- 5; 68,1 5;
97,9- 10; I ll , 19; 140, 9; 171,1 3-1 4
Ps-sdw B Jmn-m s. w . 15,8
Ps-sdw ss Nhi-Mnw . 83, 19
Ps-sdw B Hs.t-jsy . 1,23
Ps-sdw B Hrj . 113, 17
Ps-sdw ss Hh . 43, 12; 45, 5
Ps-qnr : . s.v. Toponyms, j hy n Psqnr
Ps-ql . s.v. To ponym s, j hy n Psqnr
Ps-tsw-m-dj- Lmn . 83,22
Ps-tsw-m-dj -Mhy. t-m-hb . 194, 2
P,-ds . 108,15 ,1 6; 109, 5,7
Psy-f- bsk . 173, 4-5
Psy-pnw . 181, 11, 15
Psy-mn . 101, 13
Psy-ndm . 178, 8- 9
Psy B TfJy (?) . 84, 1
Pj, y . 156, 1; 157, 6; 159, 16
Ptr-psy-j-nb . 193, II , 12- 13
Pt~ . 17, 10 (sic.)
Pt~-m -~b . 46 ,4, 8, 8-9, 9, 10
Pth-ms. w . 96, 11; 104,7,10, 11; 105, 5, 9, 18; 107,4,10,1 8,1 9-
20; 108, 13, 14; 109, 10, 11; 129, 10; 157,8 ; 160, 20;
161,1 7; 162, 14
Pth-sd . 57, I; 58,2 ; 59, 3, 8; 63, 1
m~
Mss .n-j-nhi-f 2 1, 4; 107, 14; 109, 6; 110, 1; 112,7-8; 116, 14; 118,5 ;
120,6- 7; 132,7; 140, 13- 14
Mss-nhi. w-f S.v. Mss.n -j -nht-f
Msh» 57,4
Mw .t-m-jp.t 136,22-23
Mw .t-m-j n.t 199,17
Mn 58,11
Mnjw-nfr ss Dh wty-ms.w 188,1 2- 13
Mnw- hr-hps-f 196, 16
Mnw -h/.w 96,4 ; 102, 13; 104, 6; 107, 6; Ill , 18; 119, 15-1 6; 131,
5
Mnw-s'n h B B sk-Jmn 146, 4
Mnns 57, 17; 85, 5; 88,17; 89, 18; 97,2; 114, 14; 137, 2
Mnns (father of ~) 136, 13
Mntw -ps-hspy 120, 10
Mn tw-m-wj s 129, 13
Mn tw-ms. w 48, 10; 52, 4; 82, 20 (?)
Mntw -hs.t=f B Ij nsw mw.t=f Ts-wr. t-m-hb 134, 11
n JINNN*..
N3ljy . 20, 11; 48, 19; 51, 5-6; 52, 15, 19; 56,17; 114, 2
N3ljy S3 Bw-qn-tw-f . 51, 12; 53, 20 (?)
Njw .t-nh .tj S3. t Nfr -htp mw.t-s Hw .t-Hr .. 139, 13
Nj -sw-lmn . 91,7; 97, 2 1; 99,15-16; 104,9 ; 107, 19; 109, 10; 110,
4; 111, 16; 143, 19; 144,1 6; 154, 19; 163, 12; 171, 7;
174,10
Nj -sw -lmn S3 Imn-tJ13 . 145, 3; 189, 11
Nj -sw-l mn-jp. t . 191, 10
Nj -sw-Dhwty . 156,20; 158, 15; 162,2,10
Nj-s w.t-nb-r-nhli . 121,6
Nw-nb . 17,1
Nb-lmn . 23,13;3 1,6;65 , 18;68, 18,21 ; 115,9; 140, 13
Nb-lmn S3 Ps -nhsy mw .t-f W -j3 . 31,6
Nb -lmn S3 Ps -nhsy mw .t-f W -j3 S3.t Pr -sn.ty . 30,23
Nb-jmnt .t . 17, 16; 17,22-18, 1; 20, 11
Nb-tn S3 hd-nht . 152, 4
Nb -m3c.t-RC-pr- [?] . 142, 16
Nb -mhy .t . 99,7, 10- 11; 105, 17-1 8; 200, 15
Nb -n-Msi.t . 17, 1; 20, 19
Nb -nfr : . 44, 3; 47 , 6; 49,1 , 3-4; 54,9 (2x); 56,20 ; 59, 8; 60, 13;
61,12, 17; 73, 9; 76, 18-21 ; 96, 6; 97, 4; 133, 15; 140,
12,16 (2x) ; 171, 13
Nb -nfr (father o f ~) . 135, 16
Nb-nfr B J[ ] . 114, 12
Nb-nfr S3 Jmn -m-jp.t .. 114,6-7; 134,20
Nb- nfr S3 Jmn-nht . 62,6
Nb-nfr S3 W3q-msw . 57,5
Nb -nfr S3 Bsk-n-wrnr mw.t=f 3S.t . 138, 8
Nb -nf r S3 Ps -n-Ts-wr.t . 120, 6; 130, 11
Nb -nfr S3 Ms . w .. 114, 6
Nb -nfr S3 Hrj . 113, 22 ; 114, 10- 11
Nb -nht. w . 50, 17; 55, 16; 107, 9; 108, 9; 113, 16
Nb -rur . w . 19 1,1 4, 17
Nh-Rc . 84,10
Nb-smn . 43, 11;44, 8,13;51 , 6-7; 63, 11; 93, 9-10; 95, 18 (7)
Nb.t -jwn .t (mother of 6) . 136, 10
Nb. w-nht. w . 147 ,20
Nbw-jy.tj . 133, 2 1 (7)
Nb w-jy .tj (mot her of ~) .. 135, 14
Nbw-jy , tj (mother of 6) .. 135,14- 15; 137,8
Nbw -(m)-jry : . 120, 5
Nbw-m-wj s (mot her o f ~) . 136, 15
Nbw-m-wj s (mother of 6) . 139,9
Nb w-m -wjs S3 .t Ijnsw mw .t-s Ts-ndm .t-hsb. t .. 139,8- 9
Nbw-m-hb (mother of 6) .. 137,14-15
[Nh w-m-J}.h ss. t Qn]y-Mnw mw .t-s Dwsj .t-nfr .t . 137, 13- 14
Nhw-th.t] . 121, 6
Nfr -Ch .t . 20,17
Nfr-sbw . 144, 18; 147, 1; 150,9
Nfr -(m)-ssn.t . 16, 6;1 9, 4
Nfr -rnp .t . 2, 16;3 , 5;20,15 ;2 1,19;22,9;40, 17,2 1,23 ; 131, 15;
167, 14; 168, 16
Nfr-rnp. t (father o f ~ ) . 138, 17
Nfr-rnp .t S3 Nh w-m-mw .t . 138, 16
Nfr-rnp .t B S3h-J}.3 .t ms. n Ts-wsr .t .. 3,2
Nfr-swnw . 131,15
Nfr-sn .t . 20,18
Nfr-Ijr . 190, 16 (abbrev. Nfr), 18; also s.v. Nfr -hr
Nfr-J}.r . 46, 13, 14, 15 (2x), 16; 85,20; 89,2,8; 90, 7; 99, 15;
104,9 ; 107, 18; 109, 8; 110,3 ; I l l , 15; also s.v.Nfr -Ijr
Nfr-h r-hr-psy-f-dsd» (7) . 79, 14
Nfr -htp .. 40,23 ; 45, 20; 49, 5; 57, 7,16 ; 58,1 0; 59, 9; 60, 17; 6 1,
3,3-4 ; 62,2,10 ; 64, 18; 65, 6; 67,10; 89, 11-12; 90,12;
104, 12; 105, 7; 107, 1; 109, 11; 110,6; 111, 18; 120, 2;
130, II ; 140, 10; 141, 6; also s.v .Nfr-htp srj
Nfr-htp S3 Bw-qn. tw-f mw.t=f Ts-rh-sn . 134, 2-3
Nfr-htp S3 Mry -RC .. 67,9-10
Nfr- htp (?) S3 IjC-m-Nwn . 142,5
Nfr-htp S3 Hs-m-nwn mw.t-f Nj w.t-nht.tj . 139,11 -12
Nfr- htp srj . 84,22
Nfr.t .. 177, 9
Nfr.tj (7) . 189, 20
Nfr.t-jry . 199, 17; also s.v. Toponyms; Roya l names
Nfr.t-jry (mother of <1) .. 137,1 1-12
Nfr .t -jry ss.t Hwj-nfr .. 136,5-6
Nfr .t -jry ss.t Hrj srj .. 135, I
Nfr .t -j ry-mn .tj . 136,8
Nmty -ms.w . 156, II ; 158, 12; 161, 19-20 ; 162,5 ,12 ; 163,9
Nmt y. wy-mo5. w . 153,6
Nhw-m-M w.t . 45,20 (7); 47, 20 ; 51, 6; 52,22 ; 54, 9 (7); 61,11 (?); 85,
6, 15; 88,18; 89,19 ; 99, 2 1; 104, 10; 107, 11- 12; 108,
15; 109,2; Ill , 14; 11 9, 20-21 ; 132,4,23 ; 156, 3; 161,
15; 162, 13 ;a lsos.vN~ t -Mw . t
Nhw -m-Mw.t (father of <1) . 137,12
Nhw -m-Mw.i (fath er of 0') .. 135, 16
Nhw-m-Mw.t H Nfr -rnp. t mw .t -f Sbq .. 138,18- 19
N~ t . 2,5;52,13;96,21
Nht -jwt.t ss.t Nfr-rnp.t mw.t -s Sbq .. 138,19
Nht -Jmn .. 18,17; 20, 22-23 ; 26, 7,12; 27,14; 73,11 ; 116, 14; 131,
10
N~t -Mw . t . 49,1; also s.v. Nhw-m -Mw .t
Nht-Mnw . 17,8 (7); 20, I I ; 43,19 ; 57,15 ; 60,14; 67, 8 (sic.); 85,
3, 11; 86,4; 89,16; 104, 14; 105, 9; 107,3 (7); 110, 8
Nht-Mnw (father of 0') .. 135, 14, 15
Nht-Mn w 053 P3-n- < T3 > -wr .t mw.t-f Hnr .. 135,13
Nht -n-Imn . 196,9
Nht-Nmty , wy . 153, 14
N~t -n -~ps .. 96,20
N~t -05w . 48,4 ; 49, 2; 52,14; 53,11,17,17-18,18 (7),19; 54, 8
(7); 61, 9; 65, 5
N~ t -l)~wty . 17, 1
r <::>
R -~ 3 .. s.v. R~
RC-j3 . 158,12; 162,5,11; 161, 19; 163,9
W -j3 ss.t Jmn -m-hb mw.t-s Hnw.t-sn. w . 134, 16-17
RC-wbn.w . 7,7;55,19;60, 17;62,5 ;65 , 10,11
Rs-mry . S.v . Mry-R"
RC-mo5. w . 9, 10; 17,5,2 1; 18, 3; 20, 22 ; 22, 9
Rs-ms-sw-nhi. w . 108, 8,1 0; 131, 16; 153, 18; 157, 15; 160, 19- 20; also
s.v. Tsry dd.n -f Rs-ms-stwy-nhi .w
W-mo5-o5w-Bj-m-W305.t H Qn[ ] . 136, 7
Ri-m s-sw -shpr-dsm. w B Mn w-h', w mw.t-f Hnw.t -n-
hnw . 139,10-11
RC-~tp . w .. 20,22 ;49,11 ;51 ,13
Rw-t .. S.v. Rt
Rw.tj . 73,20 ; 82,20
Rm : . 24,16; 44, 2 (7); 50, 5; 56, I; 63,17
R~ .. 156, 13; 157, 15; 160,2
Rs-ptr-f ..···..·· ·····..···..· ·..··..·······..· ··· . 60,10-1 1; 74,23; 79,14; 85,11 ; 89,16 ; 104, 15; 105,
10; 107,4; 110,9; 140, 13
3 jy Cw b p f m n r h ~ b bo5s q kR t [ d (j
INDICES: Private nam es 225
hliJ
Hsj-nfr.w . 19,1 3
Hr-jb-( ~r)-M3c. t . 157, 12; 158, 1; 159, 17
Hrw-nfr . 191, 15
Hd-nbt. w : . 14 1,1 4 ; 182,4; 184, 16; 185, 19
lj3. t . 3,2,8
Hs.t-jry . 200,20
Hs. t-nfr .. 175,14
lj3Y . 43, 14- 15; 44,1 9; 45, 6; 48, 19; 51, 5; 58, 3; 60, 11; 62,
7; 73,1 1; 96,1 9, 21 ; 97, 2-3; 99,1 6; 106, 18; 113, 18;
11 9,1 9
lj3Y (father of 0') . 137 , 7
Hry ss Hwy .. 73,11- 12 (?), 18-1 9
lj3fy . 182,1 4,1 6
H'p» . 6,9, 11
H'py -": . 148,3; 176, 2
Hw .t -jy . 77,2-3
Hw.t -jy 53.t lj3Y . 138,6
ljw.ty .. 93, 16; 119,7
Hw .t-m-hb .. 12 1, 6- 7
ljw.t-ljr . 77, 2- 3
Hw.t-Hr (mother of 0') . 135, 16
Hw .t-Hr 53.t Jpwy mw.t-s Hnw.t-mj-R' .. 139, 2- 3
Hw .t-Hr 53.1 Tnr-Mntw mW.I=5 R3-j3 .. 139, 12-13
ljwy . 18, 17;20,14; 48, 19; 51,9; 53,1 4;54,6; 58, 2 1- 59, 1;
60, 10, 13; 61, 2; 19 1,20; also s.v.ljwy 53
Hwy -nfr . 17, 15;20, 17;2 1,3; 47,9, 20;55, 16;60, 10;62,2;67,
8;84,2 1;87,10;89, 10;90, II ; 110, 10; 140, 16
Hwy-nfr 53 Hrj mw.t-f Nbw-m -wjs .. 134,1 3
Hwy 53 Jry -jry . 200 , 17-1 8
Hwy 53 Hwy-nfr .. 48,3 ; 5 1, 6, 8, 9, 10 (?) ; 62, 3
Hwy 53 Hs-m-tr .. 47, 18
Hwy 53 H" . W . 48,4; 5 1, 5, 6,8; 52, 20; 53, 12; 54, 7
Hm. t-sr.t . 183,7 ; 185, 15
Hms .tj-hr-', WY=5 .. 119, 16
Hnw.t -Jwnw . 199, 17
Hnw.t-sn .. 77, 2--4
Hnw.t-w'-n b-trj-m-hw.t 53.t Qn -ns .. 136, 6-7
Hnw.t-wdb. w .. 56,20
Hnw.t- mj -R' 53.1 Nhw-m-Mw.t mw.t-s Hw .t-Hr .. 138, 20- 21
Hn w. I -mfks. t (mothe r of ¥) .. 135 ,1 8
Hnw .t- mfks .t 53.1 Jy- r-nj w.t-f . 138, 9
Hnw.t-mfks.t 53.t Ps-sn-qn mW.I=5 35.1 .. 135, 6-7
Hnw. t-mtr (m other of 0') .. 137, 7
Hn w.t-nir. w . 193, 22
Hn w.t-nir.w S3 .t lp wy mw.t-s Hn w.t-mj-R' . 138, 21-1 39,1
Hn w.i-ts.wy (mother of 6') . 135, 15
Hn w.t -ts. wy [ ] mw.t -s Nbw-jy -tj . 135,14
Hn w.t -dw. w S3 .t H wj -nfr mw.t-s Mrw.t-snq.t . 134,14-15
Hr-m-wjs . 9, 9; 17,21 ; 18, 5 (?);20, 10; 49, 1;54,7-8 ;55 , 19;59,
9, 17; 6 1, 5, 7 (?), 13
Hr-m-wjs S3 Bskj . 63,9
Hr-m-hb . 21, 24; also s.v. Royal Nam es
Ifr-Mnw . 73, 10; 97,4; 114, I I ; 120,8 ; 122, 19; 132,4 ; 133, 15;
140,13 ,16
Hr-ms.w . 17, 16,22; 113, 17; 191, 19; also s.v.Hrj-ms.w
Hr-ms . w (father of 0) . 137, 14
Hr-ms. w S3 Jn -hr.t-h". w mw .t-f W~b . 137, 12-13
Ifr-nfr . 17, 15; 20, 10; 2 1, 3; 37, 22; 43, I I ; 44,19; 84,4; 96, 4;
also s.v .Hrj-nfr
Hr -nht . 152, 14
Hr srj . 111, 15; also s.v .Ifrj srj
46,12 ; 58, 21; 67, 8-9 ; 75, 5, 6; 78, 7,9 ; 81, 14; 82,4 ;
Ifrj . 83,3; 85,9, 17; 86, 9; 88, 20; 90, 4; 93, 10; 96, 4; 98,
17; 105, 15; 107, I ; 122,1 3, 14; 132,7 (?); 140,7,9,14,
16; 144,3 ; 152,2; 152,2 ; 155, 18; 156,4; 157,7; 158,
9; 159, 13; 166, 8; 171,5 , 9; 172, 15, 16; 174, 15, 16,
21; 175, 2, 3, 14; also s.v.Ifrj srj
Hrj (father of ';? ) . 136, 15
Hrj -Mnw S3 Hrj . 11 3,22- 114, I
Hrj-ms . w . 97,6; 114, 7; also s.v.Ifr-ms. w
Hrj-nfr . 96, I; 97, 7; also s.v .Ifr-nfr
Hrj -nfr S3 Qnns . 138, 5
Hrj- nfr dd.n-f Ps-n hsy .. 147,11 -1 2
Hrj S3 l mn-m-jp. t . 175, 5
Hrj S3 lmn-m-jn.t .. 83,21
Hrj S3 ~nO-M3~ .t . 184,4
Hrj S3 Ps-n-Ts-wr.t . 170,18 ; 171,9
Ifrj S3 Hwy-nfr . 130,22
Hrj S3 Hrj . 3 1, I
Ifrj srj . 104,8 ; 107,8 ; 172, 12; also s.v.Ifr srj
If~ . 18, I ; 20, I I
Ifsy-sw -nb-f . 47,20; 51, 10,12 ; 54, 7; 55,14; 57, 5; 73, 19
Ifq3 -M3~ .t-W-nb ( =j) (?) . 140, 8
Iftp.t . 199,17
lJ @
Hsm . 18, 9; 47, 9, 14; 49, 5; 55, 2 (?), 6; 56, I I ; 59, I , 7; 60,
18;62,4
Hs-rw . s.v. Ijr
Ij~.w . 18,4; 20, 17; 45, 19; 78, 14; 79, 14; 113, 16; 116, 13;
132,4, 17
Ij~- bO n. t . 20,19
Ij~-m-jp. t . 57,16; 63, 18; 73, II; 78, 2 1; 140, 14
lj(-m- W;s. t : . 17, 15-1 6; 18, 9; 75, 17; 85,2 ; 89, 13; 90,2; 93, I I ; 99,
15; 103, 21 ; 104, 14; 105, 8- 9; 107, 3; 110, 8; 114, 5;
119, 1
lj(-m -Nwn . 61,9- 10; 84,21 ; 89, 10; 90, 11; 104, 11; 105, 5; 106,
23 ; 109, 10- 11
lj(-m-Nw n s; Nfr- htp mw.t-f Ts-wr .t -s'nh . 139,1 4
lj(-m- hd. t . 114, 6; 170, 12 ; 171, 11- 12
lj(-m -sb; . w . 49 ,3 ; 133, II
lj(-m-s b; -nbt . w . 155, 6- 7
lj(-m-tr . 17, 22 ; 22, 9-10,1 8, 20;5 0, 16; 75, 23; 90, 16-1 7; 111,
10
lj(-mtr . 83, 9; 88, 2 1; 105, 17
H' -m -dws.t . 45 , 2; 54, 19; 55, 1,1 3-1 4; 59, 5; 6 1,4-5,9, 13, 17
lj(-nbw .. 133,8-9
ljnsw . 19,15 ; 20 ,1 9;45, 6;57,1 7; 61, 6,11 ,1 6; 62,5,10,1 6;
75, 12-1 3; 76, 8; 83,2-3 ; 93, 10 (?); 133, I , 1-2,3 , 7,
8, 9; 150, 18; 17 1, 10; 176, 1
ljn sw (fathe r of 0) . 135, 17
Hn sw -m-hb . 79, 20 (?), 2 1
Hnsw-m-hb ss Nb-sn .. 149, 16
Hnsw-ms . w . 83, 10; 85, 1; 95, 4, 6; 99, 4; 105, 20 ; 172, 17; 174, 15
ljr .. 109,15 ; 116, 3; 152, 17; 160, 11
ljrps . 97,2 1
Sit-m-sh . 93, 16
Ss-Jm n .. 57,1 - 2
S; -W;t}y .t . 17,2 1; 18,5 ; 20 ,10;45 ,1 9- 20 ;47,1 3, 21 ; 49,1 - 2;53,
11,17,1 8, 20;54, 8; 55,1 ; 61,1 2; 98,1 6; 120 , 12
S; -W;t}y.t (father of 0) . 138, 11
S; -Mw.t .. 9,8; 17, 22; 20,1 8-1 9; 2 1,1 6
Sw r . 2 1, 19
Swtb- .. s.Y. St!J-
Sb; . 17, 1, 17
Sbq (mo ther of ~) . 138,1 7
[Sbq ss.t ] mw.t-s ijnw .t[oO ' ] . 138,1 6- 17
Sbk -ms.w . 97,6; 103, 9
Sbk-nht . w .. 83,22-84, 1; 97, 9
Smn . 155,1 5
Smn-s hr .w . 194, 10-11
Sm n-ts . wy B (; -sfy .t-nht . 161, 5
Sn-nfr . 101, 9
Sn-ndm . 133, 3; 173, 14
Shm .t-nfr .t . 56, 20
Sty . s.v, Sth»
Stb - . s.v. St!J-
Sth-ms . w . 88,5, 14; 94, 18-19; 99, 11; 144, 6; 158, 10; 161, 18;
162, 7
Stb-wnm =f············································· . 152, 6
Stby . 95, 5; 96,2 1; 114, 5; 11 8, 15
Sth » B Jmn -htp . w . 147,1 3- 14
Sth» S3 Ps-shr -m -nj w .t . 143, 21 ; 148, 13-1 4; 149, 9; 151, 14
Sth» ss H'-m -nu . 88,17- 18; 98, 17; 99, 10
S I:3D
Srj. t-R: (mother of 0) . 137,15
Srj.t -W Ts-in.t-jyt .tj) . 57, 4
Sd-m-dws. t . 176, 2; 183,7; 185, 15
Sd-~r B Ps-n-Ts-wr.t . 31,2
Sd-sw-M w .t . 185, 14
Sd -sw-ljr . 184, 10
Sd- sw-Hn sw . 99,20-2 1; 130, 12
q Ll
Qsy .t-mh- tj ss.t Bw-qn .tw -f m w.t-s Ts-rh-sn . 134, 5
Q3 -~3 . S.v . Q~ ; Qh»
Qs -dr . t . 164,1 2
Qn . 21,1 7; 51, 8; 140, 15; also s.v. Qny
Qn S3 P3 -R (-~ tp . 106, 7
Qn 53 lj3Y . 51, 7
Qn 53 Sb3 .. 88,21
Qn -(~r) -ljps=f . 9,7; 22, 16; 44,8, 12 (2x); 47, 6; 53,1 2, 13; 62,4,20 ;
111 ,1 6
Qny . 56, 1; 63, 17; 97, 9; also s.v. Qn
Qny (father of Sfl ) .. 136, 2 1
Qny -Mnw . 73, 13- 14; 97, 3--4; 113, 16; 120, 12
Qny-Hnmw . 184, 10
Qnn . 44, 9; 5 1, 7; 73, 9-10; 85, 18; 89, 7; 90, 5; 96,6,20; 97,
3; 165, 5 (?)
Qnn 53 Bw-qn . tw-f . 49, 9- 10
Qn n 53 Rw. tj .. 113, 17
Qnn ss H rj . 136, 5
Qnn ss Hrj -nfr mw.t»f Hw .t-jy .. 138, 6-7
Qnn S3 S3- W3(jy.t .. 67, 9
Q~ . 2 1, 16; 47,14; 62,11 ,20; 122,1 9,20; 170, 14
Q~y . 49 , 4; 140, 10, 17
Qd-3lj.t =f············ ·························..· ···· .. 96, 19; 11 3, 16; 114, 7
Qd-3lj.t=J (father of Sfl) . 137,1 0
Qd- sh .t-f 53 Qny -Mn w m w.t-f D ws .t-nfr.t . 137,1 8
Qd -ljw.t-ljr . 194, 11- 12
Qd- (~ r)-lj .t=f . 106,7 (?); 120, 1
K3-S3 . s.v. K5
K3-k3 . S.v . Kk
Ky-s [ ] S3 (3-sfy .t -m-Nljn .. 147, 18- 19
g m
Gm-nj r . 145, 8
Gm-j- Jmn . 166, 6
t 0
; j y r w b p j m n r h f:l b !] s s q k g t l d 4
230 INDIC ES: Private names
1 <g;::::::;)
T3J3 . 81,10,14, 18; 103, 16; 129, 12; 156,4; 157, 8
T3J 3 S3 Nb -~3Y . 129, 10- 11
Ts-n -wndw . 156, 6; 160,5 ; 162, 14
T3Y S3 Jmn -nht . w . 93,22-94,1
Tsw-m-Mhy.t-m-hb . 181, 11
T31V-n -3ny . 70,21-71 , 1
T3ry . 182,14; 184,2 1; 185, 2; 186, 11 , 13; 193,9
Tsry S3 Bsk-n-Jmn . 120,1 6- 17
Tsry dd.n-f Rs-ms-siwy.nht, w . 38,16; 39, 7, 9, 12, 15 (abbrev. dd .n -f Rr-ms -s(w) -
nbt. w), 17, 18
T3ty . 171, 14 ; also s.v. Private titles, my
d~
DW3 . 20 ,18
D wsj .t-nfr.t S3 .t lp wy mw.t-s hnw.t -mj-R' . 139, 1-2
sj Y r w b pf mn rh ~ bbs sq k g t i d g
23 1
j~
jmj-r jmj . w-hnt, "overseer of chamberlains" . 2,22
jmj -r jmj . w-hnt n nb ts . wj , "overseer of chamberlains of the Lor d of the
Two Lands " .. 3,9
jmj-r jh .w, "overseer of cattle " .. 152, 20; 153, 15; 154, 16; 156,5; 157,9 ;
158, 12; 161, 19; 163,9; also s.v. Private
Names, Ps-jmj-r-jh . w
jmj-r jl) . w N. m ts f t Hw.t-r-ps-wd, " overseer of cattle N. in the region
of Huterpawedj" . 153, 4- 5
jmj-r jh, w N . n Pr Jmn, "overseer of cattle N . of the Estate of Arnun" .. 162, 5, 11- 12
jmj-r j s .t (m) S .t Msr.t, "overseer of the crew (in) the Place of Maat " .. 2,5
jmj-r 'b .w, "overseer of horned cattle " . 190,16,18
jmj-r 'h". W, "overseer of sailing vessels" .. 145, 12
jmj-r "h". W N. n Pr Jmn, "overseer of sailing vessels N. of the Estate of
Arnun" . 146,4-5 , 10 (abbre v .prpn); 147, 18-19
jmj-r wr jp .t njsw.t m Pr hnrt (m Mn-nfr) , "chief overseer of the roya l
harem in the Estate of the Kh eneret (in Memphis)" .. 38,21 ,23 ;39,4-5,9, I I, 17
jmj-r wr nfr. wt n pr hnrt m (Mn -nfr), "chief overseer of the beautiful
ones of the Estate of the Kheneret in (Memphis)" . 39,2
jmj-r pr, "steward (overseer of the house)" . 148, 13; 152, 14; 153, 2, 18; 154, 19;
155, 2,1 5; 156, I I , 17; 158, 1,5; 159,
11, 20; 160, 16; 16 1, 5, II ; 162, 7; 188,
21; 189,9
jmj-r pr n Jmn , "steward of Arn un" .. 149,17
jmj-r pr n (Mn-W) I, "steward of the Estate of Men(maat)re / Sety I" .. 171, 1- 2
jmj-r pr ntj m sw Nfr. wy -sj, "steward who near Nefrusy" . 160, 9, 13
jmj-r pr-hd N. n (pr -l)4) PrJ; , "overseer of the treasury N. of (the
treasury) of Pharaoh" . I l l , 10; 170, 6, 8
jmj-r pr-hd n ts hw .t n .t 1)1) . w m rnp . wt nj -sw.t bj .tj ( Wsr- <Msr.t > -
W stp n Jmn ) I, "overseer of the treasury of the man sion of
millions of years of the dual king (User<maat>re Setepenrej ]" . 111,10-1 1
jmj-r ms', "general / overseer of the army)" . 181,21 ; 183, 3,16-17; 184, 13; 185, 8;
194,21
jmj-r njw.t (my) , "overseer of the city (and vizier) " .. 41,7,10,18,21 ; 75,4, I I ; 131, 15; 167,
14; 168, 16 (abbrev .jmj-r); also s.v. Uly
jmj-r nw, "overseer of hunter(s)" . 157, 14- 15
jmj-r nfr. wt [ J, "overseer of the beautiful ones [ ]" . 39, 14
jmj-r nfr. wt n nb ts, wy , " overseer of the beautifu l ones of the Lord of
the Two Lands " . 38, 14;39,18
jmj-r hsy . w n PrJ;, "overseer of singers of Pharaoh" . 3,8
; j y r w b p f m n r h l) lj b ss q k g t l d g
232 INDICES: Private titles
(, (n) j s.t, "crew chief / foreman" .. 16, 6;25 , II , 14;42, 10;43 , II , 14;54,
5; 55, 13; 60, 17; 61, 2, 4; 64,14; 73, 18;
74,23 ; 76, 8; 78, 14; 80, 14, 19; 83,2 ;
92,23; 93, 5; 94,12; III , 14; 119,20;
120,7; 132,23; 143, 15; 170, 13; 172,
19; 186, I I
(, njs.t N. n ps Ijr, " foreman N. of the Necropolis" .. 186, 13
(, n ns Msws, "chief of the Meshwesh" .. 196, 1-2; also s.v. Ethnonyms
(, n s.t, "ch ief tax-collector" . 191, 5
(, n thr , "commander of thr-troops" . 166, 12
(nb(.t ) n(.t) njw.t, "fema le citizen" . 119,7 (2x); 156, 13; 157, 15; 160,2;
176,1 9; 178,2 ; 200 , II , 13-14, 17, 18,
21;201 ,2
, jy ( w b pf m n r h ~ b bssqkf!. t I d rj
INDI CES : Private titles 233
m~
mnj w, "herdsman" . 145,5 ; 173, 10, 18; 177, 4, 17; 191, 15
mn". t, "nurse" . 176,20-21
mnh , " apprentice" . 42, 10;53,4 ;93,3 ; 153, 12; 161,4
mrj md.t n Pr J 3 , " laborer of the stable of Pharaoh " . 150, 12
mds», " policeman" . 19, 8; 25, 19; 70, 19; 71,2,3 ,5 ,8; 79,
20; 82,21 ; 84, 11,14, 15; 99, 20; 130,
19, 21; 142, 11; 182,4; 185, 19; 192, 10;
also s.v. Ethnonyms
mg3Y N. n ps hr, "po liceman N. of the Necropo lis" . 184, 16
mg3Y njmnt.t, "po liceman of the west" . 199, 15
n~
r <::>
rwd, "contro ller; administrator" 144,1 ,1 8; 145, 1,20; 146, 13, 14; 148,
5, 18; 149,2-3 , 12, 18; 150, 9; 151,5,
20; 152, 6, 15; 153,8; 155, 8; 156, 3, 6;
157, 8; 158,9,10; 160, 5; 161, 15, 17,
18; 162, 7,1 3, 14 (2x); 187, 17; 200, 17,
19, 20
3 jy ~ w b p f m n r h ~ b bss q k g t l d g
234 INDI CES: Private titles
lJ. @
hntj Jnb. w, " foremost one of Inebu (Memphis)" 38, 16
hrp Srq. t, "controller of Selqet / scorpion-charmer" 75, 12 (?) ; 100, 22 ; 101, 1 (?) ; 167, 21
b e-=
hrj-hsb. t, " lector priest" 3, 10; 69,4
s~
S3W, "guardian" 2, 8; 93, 2-3 ; 116, 12; 132, 17; 183, 20;
184, II; 186, 14
ssb, "dignitary" 3, 2, 8; 72, 2 1
swnw, "doctor" 77, 11, 18; 80,2 1; 98, II
sm, "sem-priest" 174, 10
sm m 3b.t nhh , "se m-pries t in the Horizon of Eternity" 72, 19
sr, "official" 92, 15; 196, 20 ; also s.v. Private names,
Ps-sr
sr ~3 , "great official " 175, 18-1 9
sr n c mh. t, "official of the northern regio n" 175, II
sr n qnb. t, "official of the court" 44 , 13
ss, " scribe" passim (I 00+ occurrences)
s.sjs .t, "gang' s scri be" 140, 7
ss ms ', "army scribe " 182, 3; also s.v. ss n ps ms"
s.s mds.twit-ntr ~s( .t) Wp -R m-bsh-sn, "scribe of the god 's books,
before wh ich the Opening of the Mouth is recited " 69, 10
soS n p3 ms", "scribe of the army " 154, 3; also s.v. ss mss
soS (N .) n ps Hr, "scribe (N.) of the Necropolis" 36, 17; 59, 14-15; 83,3 ; 122 , 2; 132, 7;
167, 2 1; 170, 11- 12; 17 1, 5, 9, 11-1 2;
172,1 2; 173, I ; 174, 17 (?); 175, 2,1 4-
15,19; 181, 10 (?); 182, 14 ; 184, 21
ss n ps Ij r ~3 spsj , "scri be of the great and noble Necropo lis" 182, 16; 193, 9
soSN .n Pr Jmn, "scribe N, ofthe EstateofAmun" 156,1 7; 158, 5; 159, 11; also s.v .
Toponyms
soS n Pr Jmn-R' njsw .t-ntr. w, "scribe of the Estate of Amun -Re, king of
the gods" 182,14,16; also s.v. Toponyms
3jy~wbpfmnrh~bbs sqkgtldrj
236 INDI CE S: Private tit les
sCd-ot, " woodcutter" . 104, 10; 112, 12, 13 (7), 15; 172, 17
(abbrev. sCd); 175,6
sw.tj, " business agent" . 166,14
sw. tj N . n pr Imn -R" njsw. t ntr. w, "business age nt N . of the Estate of
Amun-Re, king of the gods " . 165,23 ; 166,3 ; also s.v. Toponyms
smCy.t n Jmn, "chantress of Amun" . 130,4; 176, 11 (7)
smCy.t n Jmn-R" nj -sw.t ntr . w, "chantres s of Amun-Re, king of the
gods " . 193,22
smsw, " fo llow er; ret ainer" . 145,1 , 11; 147,3 ; 150,4, 14,20; 151,
17; 152, 13; 155,7; 166 ,7; 178, 11; 195,
1, 2, 3, 11
smsw n [st», "retainer of the vizier" . 98, 16
smsw n 03S. t (7), " retainer of for eign lands (7)" .. 142, 7
q LJ
qd, "potter" 89, 10,21 ; 90, 12; 105,5 (7) ; 108, 16;
110, 11; also s.v jqd
i
qd N. n Pr Jmn i-R" nj-sw.t ntr. w), " potter N . of the Estate of Arnun -
(Re, king of the gods )" 165, 23; 166,2
3jy Cw b p j m n r h J:t o b s s q k g t ! d rj
INDICES : Private titles 237
l ~
ts- hw hr wnm y n nj-sw .t, "fan-bearer on the right side of the king " 41, 7, 10, 18, 20-2 1
13y mds.t , "sculptor" 36,14 ; 5 1, 17
my, "vizier" 4 1, 7, 10, 18, 21 ; 54, 20; 55, 2; 58, 2 1;
75, I I ; 86, 8; 131, 15; 167, 14; 168, 16;
170, 13; 178, 19-20 ; 196, 16, 17; also
s.v. jmj-r njw .t
tbw, "sanda l-maker; cobbl er" 157, 12; 158; 159, 17
d~
DW3 -Nlr n lmn s.v. Toponyms, Pr DW3-Nir n l mn
m~
(M;C.l-RC) I . s.v. Topo nyms, T; sn.t
I
(Mn -p ~.ty-RC) . 180, 6
(Mn-M;c.t-RC) I . 40,4 (?)
(Mn-M;c.t-RC Sty) I . 179, 14; also s.v. Toponyms, Hw.t
(Mn-RC) I . s.v. Priva te titles,jlllj -r Pr
iMn -hpr. w-RC) 1 . 68, 2 1
(Mr-n-Pl~) I . s.v. To ponyms, Rmny .t Pr
n~
r «:»
(RC-ms-sw) I . s.v. Toponyms , Rmn y.t Pr
(Rr-ms-sw mry-lmn) I . s.v. Toponyms, P; ksm ; Pr; Nsy- ; Rmny.t Pr; hw.t; hw. t-
nIr
(W-ms-sw hqs-Jwnw) I s.v . To ponyms, Pr; Rmny .t Pr
s ~
(Sly) I (Mr-n-PlM I . s.v. Toponyms, Rmny.t Pr
(Slg-ngl mrr-lmn) 1 . s.v. To ponyms, Rmny.t Pr
t Q
4~
([Jsr-k, -R~) I 55, 8
([Jsr-k;-W) I (Jmn-htpy I 76, 18-21 ; 199, 13
, jy ~ w b p f m n r h J:t b !Jss q kg tI d 4
240
Divine names Jj
Jmn , "A m un " . 72, 14, 15; 74, 10; 166, 4 ; 168,2 ; 169,4 ; 179, 12 ; also
s.v. To ponyms; Private titles, Roya l name s
Imn-m-Jp ,t-s . wt, "Arnun-in-Karnak" . s.v. Private tit les, hm -ntr
Jmn n Ip .t , "Amun ofO pet" . 132,14
Jmn-R", "Arnun-Re" . s.v. Toponyms; Private tit les
Imn-R" jt nt r. w, " A rnun-Re, father of the gods" . 167, 22
Jmn -R" nj -sw.t nt r. w, "A rnun-Re, king of the go ds" 166, 4; 181, 10; 183, 15; 194, I ; also s.v. Toponyms;
Royal names
Jmn-R" nb ns .ty Ts. wy, "A rnun-Re, lord of the thr ones
of the Two Land s" . 71, 19
Jmn hnm-nhh; "A mun, unit ed-(w ith)-eterni ty" . 183,17 ; 184, 8
Imn thn-nfr, "A rnun, beautiful -enc ounter" . 183,1 8; 184, 9
Ir, "El" . s.v. Private names, Ir J ;
P D
Ps -R", "Pre" . 50, 6; 74,1 0; also s.v. Toponyms, Ps-mw-n-
P; -W -ljr-;b .ty, "Pre-Horakhty" .. 194, 2
Pth, "Ptah" . s.v. To ponyms , Pr; Mw-n-; Hw .t; Private titles, wr n p r
Ijnrt ; hm -ntr; ss- nj sw.t wr ; ss qdw
m~
Ms". t, "Maat" . s.v. T o pony m s, jw n M; r.t-nbt
Mw .t, " M ut" . 72, 15; 166,4; 169, 6; 179, 16; 183, 15; also s.v.
Toponyms, eh.t. ]w n msw.t; In-; Pr; Rmny .t pr; sb .tj
Mw.t wr .t nb. t p .t, "Great Mut, M istress of the Sky" . 71, 2 1
M nw, "Min" . s.v. To ponyms , Rmny .t Ijnt-; Private titl es, hm -ntr 2-nw
Mhy.t-wbn , "Mehyt-weben" . s.v. To ponyms , Pr ; Private titles, hm-ntr N. n Pr
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INDICES: Divine names 241
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R~, "Re" s.v. To pony ms; Royal names
Rn ny .t , "Renenutet" s.v, To ponyms, Hw .t; Misce llaneo us, T3 Rn ny.t
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Ijmnwy.w, "(Gods) of the Ogdoa d" : 180, 9- 10
Ijnsw, "Khonsu" 72, 15; 166,4; 179, 13, 16, 17; 180, 3, 6; also S.Y.
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Ijnmw, " Khnum" 191,1 0; also S.Y. Topo nyms, Pr
Sbk , "So bek" . 67, 18; also S.Y . Toponyms, Pr ; Private titles, hm-ntr
Skr nb r drj , "Sokar, lord of all" . 70, 2
Sth , "Seth" . 169, 9; also S.Y. M isce llaneo us, Msw.t
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Ks- mw.t-f, "Ka mutef" S.Y . Private titles , bstj (?) n Ks -mw.t-f
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Miscellaneous
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Ps (Jmn-htp) I, "The Amenhotep" (shrin e?) . 170, 19
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Fsj-Bjk, "Bearing-the-Falcon" (festival) 117, 19
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mw n p .t , "rainfall (lit. , 'water of the sky')" . 202 ,9
Msw.t ss.t , " Birth ofIsis" (epagomenal day) . 105,9 ; 122, 14
Msw.t Wsjr , "Birth of Osir is" (ep . day) . 27,2 ; 105,7
Msw.t Nb .t -hw .t, "Birth ofNep hthys" (ep. day) . 27,2; 105, 10
Msw .t Hr, "Birth of Horus " (ep. day) . 105, 8
Msw .t Sth, " Birth of Seth" (ep. day) . 26,22 ; 105, 8
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