27.4 Hast thou not bathed therein? Oh, come, let us describe Atsion to thee: where is its fortress?
27.5 Come to the house of Ouati; to Sestsou-em-paif-nakhtou-ousormara;[461] to Sats ... aal,
27.6 also to Aksakaba? I have pictured to you Aïnini. Knowest thou not its customs? Nekhai,
27.7 and Rehoboth, hast thou not seen them since thy birth, O eminent Mohar? Raphia,
27.8 how about its entrenchment? It covers the space of an aour going toward Gaza.
27.9 Answer quickly, and speak to me of what I have said of a Mohar concerning thee. I have thunderstruck
28.1 the strangers at thy name of Marina: I have told them of thy fierce humor, according to which word thou saidst: “I am fit for all works; I have been taught by my father, who had verified his judgment millions of times. I
28.2 can hold the reins, and also am skilful in action. Courage never forsakes my limbs; I am of the race Mentou.”
All that issues from thy tongue is very thwarting: thy phrases
28.3 are very puzzling: thou comest to me enveloped in difficulties charged with recrimination. Thou cuttest off the discourse of those who come in thy presence; thou dost not disgust thyself with fumbling, and