CHAPTER XI.
The Hieroglyphics of Thothmes III.
Translation of the Fourth Side.
“Horus, beloved of Osiris, King of Upper and Lower Egypt, Ra-men-Kheper, making offerings, beloved of the gods, supplying the altar of the three Spirits of Heliopolis, with a sound life hundreds of thousands of festivals of thirty years, very many; Son of the Sun, Thothmes, divine Ruler, beloved of Haremakhu, ever-living.”
The first part of the inscription, “Horus, beloved of Osiris, king of Upper and Lower Egypt, Ra-men-Kheper,” is similar to the other faces, except that the figure of Osiris, the benignant declining sun, occurs.
| “Making offerings, beloved of the gods, supplying the altar of the three Spirits of Heliopolis.” |
Three Vases (menu) offerings. Plurality is indicated by the vase being repeated thrice.
Hand Plough (mer) beloved.