, which is accordingly to be translated in the singular. The plural sign merely indicates a common or collective noun.
[10.] As the Triumphant one. So Aa, the papyrus of Nebseni. Another authority (B.M. 7865) quoted by Dr. Birch has
like Râ, the Triumphant One.
The formula “How great art thou!” occurs in other primitive texts; cf. Aelteste Texte, Pl. 5, lines 7 and 8. In line 8 it occurs twice.