[6.] The reading of the name
is proved by the numerous variants of this passage to be Ȧmsu. In M. Naville’s edition, II, pl. 41, the name, as written in Ce, would seem to be
ȧm. But I already in Zeitschr., 1877 (p. 98) pointed out, that in this manuscript the last sign
is at the top of a column, and that at the foot of the preceding column there is a space where the signs
