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AN

EGY :AN

READING BOOK

COMPILED BY

E. A. WALLIS BUDGE, M.A.

ASSISTANT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF EGYPTIAN AND ASSYRIAN ANTIQUITIES,

BRITISH MUSEl/M.

LONDON:

D. NUTT, 270, STRAND.

1888.



HARRISON AND SONS,

PRINTERS IN ORDINARY TO HER MAJESTY,

ST. MARTIN'S LANE, LONDON.



TO

MAJOR-GEN. SIR HENRY CRESWICKE RAWLINSON,

K.C.B., F.R.S., D.C.L., LL.D

ETC., ETC.



PREFACE

FOR some years past it has been the custom of Mr. F. G.

Hilton Price, F.S.A., to invite to his house at regular

intervals a small number of students and others interested

in the language and archaeology of ancient Egypt for the

systematic study of the same. Four winters ago I was

invited by him to join this little class, and, assuming

that each member was well acquainted with Mr. Renoufs

Egyptian Grammar* and the lists of hieroglyphic signs as

published by the late Dr. Birch,f E. de Rouge,:}: and Dr. H.

Brugsch, the study of the well known story of the Tale

of the Two Brothers was commenced. At that time no

complete hieroglyphic transcript of this text existed to my

knowledge, and I transcribed the hieratic text into hiero-

glyphics for our use. This text was chosen for study because

there are many easy passages in it, and because it is nearly

complete, and the interesting nature of this ancient story

makes it pleasant reading for students. Towards the close

of the year 1886 Mr. Hilton Price suggested that this tran-

* An Elementary Grammar of the Ancient Egyptian I.an^na^ in the Hiero-

glyphic type, by P. le Page Renouf.

f Bunsen, Egypt's Place in Universal History, I.

J E. de Rouge, Chrestomathie, ler fascicule.

Vcrzeichniss der Hieroglyphen.



VIII PREFACE.

script, together with a few others of complete compositions,

should be published ;but my mission to JEgypt in that year

prevented this suggestion from taking a practical form. In

the following year, having discussed his suggestion more

fully, Mr. Hilton Price again urged forward the matter: but

at the outset we were stopped by the cost of printing the

proposed book of hieroglyphic texts. In this difficulty he

appealed to a few personal friends for assistance, and it is

entirely owing to the liberality of the following ladies and

gentlemen that it has been possible for this book to appear.

Miss H. M. ADAIR. CHARLES HARRISON, ESQ., F.S.A.

ALFRED AMES, ESQ. JESSE HAWORTH, ESQ.

W. A. TYSSEN AMHERST, ESQ., THE REV. W. L. LAWSON, M.A.

M.P. F. CLAUGHTON MATTHEWS, M.A.

MRS. TYSSEN AMHERST. F. D. MOCATTA, ESQ.

FREDERICK ELLIOT BLACKSTONE, WALTER MORRISON, ESQ.

B.C.L. SIR CHARLES NICHOLSON, BART.

JOHN CLAYTON, ESQ., F.S.A. F.G. HILTON PRICE, ESQ., F.S. A.

MissCLENDINING. SIR HENRY RAWLINSON, K.C.I).

WILLIAM YOUNGER FLETCHER, LORD ARTHUR RUSSELL.

ESQ., F.S.A. E. MAUNDE THOMPSON, ESQ.,

MRS. GOODISON. F.S.A.

G. GUNNING, ESQ. E. TOWRY WHYTE, ESQ., M.A.

H. RIDER HAGGARD, ESQ.

The greater number of the texts printed in this book

are transcribed from the hieratic, and some of these, such

as the Festival Songs of Isis and Nephtkys, the Litanies of

Seker, and the extracts from the great Harris Papyrus, are

published for the first time. About one hundred andfifty

pages of this book contain transcripts from hieratic texts:

these may be useful to those who study this difficult branch

of Egyptology for the first time. No pains have been



PREFACE. IX

spared to make the transcriptions as accurate and uniform

as possible. I have, of course, made use of the transcripts

of other workers wherever they existed, but in all cases,

where the papyri transcribed by them belonged to the

Trustees of the British Museum, I collated them afresh.

Every text in this book is complete except the extracts

from the Annals of Rameses III (Harris Papyrus, No. i,

Brit. Mus., No. 9999). It would have been impossible to

print a transcript of the whole text inscribed upon the 133

feet of this magnificent papyrus in a small book like this,

and it was therefore decided to excerpt the first and last

sections, which are complete in themselves, from it. In the

table of contents references have been given to the books

in which translations of the texts given in the following

pages have been published, and where reproductions of the

hieratic and hieroglyphic texts have been made. It has not

been thought necessary to add a list of hieroglyphic signs,

as the Verseichniss of Dr. Brugsch is cheap and easily

accessible. A complete vocabulary and transliterations of the

texts would have been useful adjuncts to this book, but the

cost of printing does not allow of this work being undertaken

at present.

The typographical part of this work has been executed

by Messrs. Harrison and Sons with their usual excellence,

and their compositors, Messrs. Fisher and Smith, have per-

formed their task most creditably.

E. A. WALLIS BUDGE.

October, 1888.



CONTENTS.

PAGES

I. THE TALE OF THE Two BROTHERS. 1-25

Transcript into hieroglyphics from the hieratic text of the

British Museum papyrus (D'Orbiney) No. 10183. The hieratic

text has been published by Birch, Select Papyri, II, plates

ix-xix ;

Moldenke, The Tale of the Two Brothers (printed in

the Leyden hieratic type) ;and by Reinisch, Aegyptische Chresto-

maf/u'e, Taf. 22-40. Since the transcript in this book was printed

off in Nov., 1887, a transcript by M. Groflf (Etude sur le Papyrus

tfOrbiney, Paris, 1888) has appeared. The text of this story

was analysed and discussed by M. de Rouge in the Revue

Archeologique, torn, ix, p. 385, and by Goodwin in his Cambridge

Essay's, p. 382 ff. Translations of the text have been made by

Dr. Brugsch (Aus dem Orient, p. 7 ff.), by M. Maspero (Revue

Arch,, N.S., txxxv, pp. 164-179), and by Mr. Renouf (Records of

the Past, ii, p. 137 ff.).The first six pages of this papyrus were

transcribed into English letters and published by Mr. Renouf in

the Atlantis, vol. iv, 1863, pp. 23-57, as a proof of the

scientific accuracy of the method of Egyptian decipherment

then current among the best Egyptologists.

II. THE POSSESSED PRINCESS OF BEATEN. 26-30

This text has been published by Rosellini, Monumenti

Storici, ii, pi. 48 ; by De Rouge,Journal Asiatique, 5 serie, t. viii,

pp. 201-248; t. x, pp. 112-168; t. xi, pp. 509-572; t. xii,

pp. 221-270; and by Prisse, Monuments Egyptiens, pi. 24.

Dr. Erman has proved (Aeg. Zeit., 1883, pp. 54-60) that this



XII CONTENTS.

composition is a legend written for the purpose of glorifying the

god Chensu long after the period to which it purports to belong.

For an English translation see Records of the Past, iv, pp. 53-60.

PAGES

III. THE FESTIVAL SONGS OF Isis AND NEPHTHYS. 30-45


first composition in the British Museum papyrus No. 10188.

A notice of this papyrus was published by Dr. Pleyte in the

Recueil de Travaux, iii, p. 57 ;he translated a few passages

fromit, and gave a summary of the headings of the chapters.

In the Proc. Soc. Bib. Arch., Nov., 1886, I published an account

of it,and transcribed a few of the important passages. I hope

to publish translations of the texts in this papyrus in the new

edition of the Records of the Past.

IV. COLOPHON. 45, 46

This colophon states that the papyrus was written for Nesi-

Amsu, the son of Pe-ta-Amen-suten-taiu, a prophet of Amen-Ra,

Horus, and the other gods of Thebes, in the i2th year of

Alexander II, or about B.C. 305.

V. THE LAMENTATIONS OF Isis AND NEPHTHYS. 46-51


Berlin papyrus No. 1425, published by Dr. J. de Horrack under

the title Les Lamentations d'lsis et de Nephthys. For an English

translation see Records of the Past, pp. ii, 117-126.

VI. THE LITANIES OF SEKER. 52-57


second composition in the British Museum papyrus No. 10188.

The second colophon printed on pp. 56, 57 contains impre-

cations upon any person who shall remove the papyrus from its

place.

VII. THE INSCRIPTION OF UNA. 58-63

This inscription has been published by De Rouge, in his

Recherches sitr les Monuments : six premieres Dynasties. A more



CONTENTS. XIII

correct edition of the text has been published by Dr. Erman in

the Aeg. Zeit., 1882, pp. 1-29, with an excellent literal trans-

lation and a running commentary. An English translation was

published by the late Dr. Birch in Records of the Past, ii, pp. 3-8.

PAGES

VIII. THE INSCRIPTION OF CHNEMU-HETEP. 64-70

This inscription has been published by Burton, Excerpta

Hieroglyphica, pi. xxxiii, xxxiv; Champollion, Monuments, t. ii,

pp. 418-422; Lepsius, Denkmaler, ii. bl. 125, 126; Brugsch,.

Monuments Egyptiens, pi. 15-17 ; Reinisch, Aegyptische Chres-

tomathie, i, pi. 1-4 ; Maspero, Recueil de Travaux, i, pp. 160-

169. Dr. Brugsch translated for the first time about TOO lines

of this important text (Geschichte Aegyptens, pp. 139-143 and

149, 150); a French translation of the whole text was published

by M. Maspero, Recueil de Travaux, i, pp. 160-169; and an

English translation by Dr. Birch was published in Records of

the Past, xii, pp. 67-76.

IX. INSCRIPTIONS ON THE BASE OF THE OBELISK

OF HATSHEPSU. 70-73

This text has been published by Prisse, Monuments, pi. 18, and

by Lepsius, Denkmaler, iii, pi. 22. A French translation of it

was published by De Rouge in Melanges d'Archeologie Egvptienne

et Assyrienne, iii, p. 90, and one in English by Mr. Renouf in

Recordsof

the Past, xii,

pp. 131-136.

X. STEL^ OF NECHT-AMSU. 74-78

These texts have been published by Prisse, Monuments,

pi. 17 ; Sharpe, Egyptian Inscriptions, pi. 106;and by Lepsius,

Denkmaler,iii, n/j./. One of the texts was

partlytranslated

by Dr. Brugsch in the Deutsche Revue, vii, p. 73, and both have

been given with interlinear transliteration and translation in

Trans. Soc. Bib. Arch., viii, pt. 3.



XIV CONTENTS.PAGES

XI. THE BATTLE OF KADESH. 78-82

This text has been published by Champollion, Monuments,

pi. xxvii-xxix; and by Lepsius, Denkmdler, Ab. iii, pi. 187.

Translations have been published by Chabas in the Revue

Archeologique, 1858, and by De Roug in the Revue Contem-

poraine, 1868. The text given in this book is reprinted from

the edition published by M. Paul Guieyesse in the Recueil de

Travaux, viii, pp. 126-131.

XII. ANNALS OF RAMESES III. 82-108


great British Museum Harris papyrus, No. 9999, plates 1-9, 20,

and 75-79. The complete hieratic text was published for the

Trustees of the British

Museum,with an

English

translation

byDr. Birch, entitled Facsimile of an Egyptian Hieratic Papyrus of

the reign of Rameses III. Translations of parts of it have been

published by Eisenlohr, Die grosse Papyrus Harris by Birch,

Aeg. Zeit., 1872, p. 119; 1873, PP- 9> 34, 65, 97, 152; by

Eisenlohr, Aeg. Zeit., 1873, PP- 15> 49> 98 >

T 54; 1874, pp. 23-

2 5 ; by Chabas, Recherches pour seruir a Fhistoire de la XlXeme

Dynastie, pp. 75-79; and by Drs. Birch and Eisenlohr in

Records of the Past, vi, pp. 21-70; and viii, pp. 5-52. The

fifteen plates which I have transcribed contain the introduction

to the papyrus; one half of the account of the dedication of

buildings, etc., to the gods of Thebes;and the important

historical summary which concludes the papyrus. The tran-

scriptof Plate XX is inserted as a

specimenof the

wayin which

numbers are expressed in Egyptian. Dr. Karl PiehPs Diction-

naire du Papyrus Harris No. I will be found most useful in the

study of this papyrus.

XIII. THE STEL.E OF PI-ANÎ-MERI-AMEN. 108-129

This text has been published by Mariette, Monuments

Divers, pi. 1-4, and by De Rouge in his Chrestomathie,

fasc. iv. Translations have been published by De Rouge in his

Chrestomathie, fasc. iv, and in Records of the Past, ii, pp. 73-98.



CONTENTS. XV

PAGES

XIV. THE DECREE OF CANOPUS. 129-137

The text of this celebrated Decree has been published by

Lepsius, with transliteration and translation, in Das bilingue

Dekret von Kanopus ; and by Reinisch and Roessler, Die zwei-

sprachige Inschrift von San, An English translation by Dr. Birch

appeared in Records of the Past, vii, pp. 83-90.

XV. THE PRECEPTS OF KAKEMNA. 138, 139

XVI. THE PRECEPTS OF PTAH-HETEP. 140-157

A facsimile of the Hieratic text of the Precepts of Kakemna

and of Ptah-Hetep was published by Prisse at Paris in 1847,

entitled Fac-simile (fun papyrus egyptien en caracteres hieratiques.

Translations and explanations of these difficult texts have been

published by Chabas in the Revue Archeologique, ire

Serie, t. xv,

and in Bibliotheque Orientate, t. ii, pp. 173-174; by Lauth in

the Sitzungsberichte der KonigL Bayer. Akad. der Wisstn. zu

Miinchen, 1869, 1870 ; by Diimichen, Les Sentences de Kakemni,

Paris, 1884, t.ii, p. 80

; by Virey in his Etudes sur le Papyrus

Prisse, Paris, 1887, where a transcript and new translation with

notes are given ;and many passages have been explained by

Dr. Brugsch in the supplement to his Worterbuch.

XVII. THE TRAVELS OF AN EGYPTIAN. 157-169

Transcript into hieroglyphics from the hieratic text of Brit.

Mus. papyrus No. 10247, PP-I 8-28. A facsimile of the hieratic

was published by Dr. Birch in Select Papyri in the Hieratic

Character, pi. 52-62, and by Chabas in Voyage d'un Egyptien

en Syrie, en Phenicie, etc., where it was accompanied by a copy

of the hieratic text, a double transcription into hieroglyphic and

Coptic characters, a French translation andarunning commen-

tary. English translations have been published by Goodwin in

his Cambridge Essays, pp. 267-269, and in Records of the Past,

ii, pp. 107-116.



XVI CONTENTS.

PAGES

XVIII. HYMN TO AMEN-RA. 169-176

Transcript into hieroglyphics from the hieratic text contained

in Bulak papyrus No. 17. A facsimile of the text was published

by Mariette in Les Papyrus Egyptiens du Musee de Boulaq, t. ii, .

pi. 11-13, and a hieroglyphic transcript with a translation and

running commentary, entitled Hymned,Amman-Ra, was published

by M. Grebaut. English translations have been published by

Goodwin in Trans. Soc. Bib. Arch.) ii, p. 250 ff., and in Records

of the Past, ii, pp. 127-136.

XIX. THE SPOLIATION OF THE TOMBS. 177-194

Transcript into hieroglyphics from the hieratic text of Brit.

Mus. papyrus (Abbott) No. 10221. The hieratic text was pub-

lished by Dr. Birch in Select Papyri in the Hieratic Character,

Part II, pi. i-viii, together with a general summary of its

contents. French translations have been published by Chabas

in Melanges Egyptologiques, 3feme

serie, t. i,and by Maspero in

Une Enquete Judiriaire a Thebes au temps de la XXe Dynastie,

where an excellent transcript of this badly written text, with

interlineartranslation,

is

given.An

Englishtranslation was

published in Records of the Past, xii, pp. 103-115, by De

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