TAA i.2.4.34
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C. "The King of Up. and Low. Eg., Neb-Khepru Re, who spent his life
fashioning (that's mostly images of) the gods, that they might give to him
incense, libations, and offerings every day."
D. "Neb-Khepru-Re, who fashioned (that is made images of) Osiris and
built his houses as in the beginning".
E. The Recumbent Jackal over Nine prisoner foes. <"Anubis (probably to be understood as the king as in the case [or care?] of Osiris), Triumphant
over the nine subject peoples".
G. "Their overlord, Anubis (that is the king), triumphant over the four captive peoples"
H. "Neb-KhepruRe - Anubis, triumphant over the Nine captive peoples."