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An offering which the king gives (to) Osiris, lord of Djedu, Khentamenti, great god, lord of Abydos, so that he may give an invocation offering of bread and beer, bulls and birds, alabaster and linen, all good and pure things, bread rations, Khamet-beer, special (?) milk, butchered bulls, incense on the flame, fowl, offerings, provisions, choice meat pieces, sweets, milk of the heavenly cow, what comes forth while libating on the great altar, the food offerings of the temple, laden on the noble offering table in the presence of Khentamentiu on the Wag festival, on the Thot festival, on the Haker festival, on the first procession, on the great procession, on the opening of the year, the boat journey of the god, on the burning festival, on the first day of the year festival, on the monthly festival and the half-monthly festival, on the festival of Sokar and the Sadj festival, on the procession of Min, on the resting festival of Peqer, on the numbering festival, on the festival of the five epagomenal days, on the festival of the temple of Osiris, on which the Akhu like to eat, to the Ka of the count and overseer of the priests Wepwawetaa, he says:

Möge er überflutet werden durch Opfer, Speisen und das Opfer dort für Osiris beim Wag-Fest, beim Thot-Fest, beim Brand-Fest, beim Neujahresfest und bei allen Festen, die für die großen Gott gemacht werden.

May he have excess of offerings and provisions from the food offerings of/for Osiris at the Wag festival, at the festival of Thoth, at the Rekeh festival, at the festival of the first day of the year, at the great festival, at the great procession, and at all the festivals performed for the great god:

May he abound in offerings, provisions, food offerings of Osiris on the Wag-festival, on the Thoth-festival, on the Rekeh-festival, on the festival of the first day of the year, the great festivals of the first and great procession, on all festivals performed for the great god.

an invocation offering of a thousand of bread and beer, a thousand of bulls and fowl, a thousand of alabaster and linen, a thousand of every good and pure thing, food supply and required offerings, the provisions of the Lord of Abydos, pure bread of the temple of Montu, libations, offerings and food of which the akh-spirits like to eat for the overseer of the treasury and royal chamberlain, the dignified Tjetji.