Mar.4] PROCEEDINGS. [1890.The king made Kheti "rule when a cubit long; he promoted
his seat ^. |, j^^ ^ 1 at the age of t'aa" whateverthatmeans.king knew the nature of my tongue, the moderation of my
character?"
This is the most remarkable instance that I have yet metwith of the use of the monogram j* = I .-»•'-,■ A good
scribewouldhardlyhavetoleratedit in such a phrase.
For ast nsa compare Rifeh, VII,1. 46, aqa hatimt ast ns,
"exactin thought, justin speech."
Line 193:££« ©. 3f <f- H. 204, 209,215. £££ is certainlyequivalent,in meaning at least, to ^ ^£$ *"£"p Clf It is worth
notingthatat El Bersheh, L.D.,II, 134, 1. n ^^[p:©^?
is used in a similar context
/WWA" In this city,"" in this tomb,"are cant phrases,andsometimes
almostsuperfluous.
Line206. |l eS ^ a n. See my note, Proceedings,XI, p. 88.ReadP d _ _f^, or as Maspero P cS \ ' n.
Lines208-13. I should readsomehowthus:—n ^rf— ».t p^i^1 1 „—,. /wwv\o "™* o.. II n q ,eiVw\ 1
/WWW 1 w ■ WV« ZWVWV© mI WVUM, VI I x^ «-» r\ IMl ijf oiww, o V ,www 1 1 1 E£a □ x 1 n- 1
">:\l-£&
* C/! Bergmann, Rtc. detrav., ix, p. 57
t This was proved by Piehl, A.Z.,xxv, p. 33.
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