human
Pa-ari-sekher, and he cast himself down upon his belly, saying,
gpt
Thou hast come to us, and thou art welcomed by us, by the commands of the King of the South and North, User-Maat-Ra-setep-en-Ra!
human
Pa-ari-sekher-em-Uast,
gpt
Come in peace (i.e., Welcome!), O great god, who dost drive away the spirits which attack! Bekhten is thy city, the people thereof, both men and women, are thy (servants, and I myself am thy servant. I will [now] depart unto the place whence I came, so that I may cause thy heart to be content about the matter concerning which thou hast come. I pray that Thy Majesty will command that a happy day (i.e., a festival, or day of rejoicing) be made with me, and with the Prince of Bekhten. And this god inclined his head [in approval] to his priest, saying,
human
Let the Prince of Bekhten make a great offering in the (presence of this spirit.
gpt
Pa-ari-sekher-em-Uast, was arranging these [things] with the spirit, the Prince of Bekhten and his soldiers were standing there, and they feared with an exceedingly great fear. And the Prince of Bekhten made a great offering in the presence of Khensu, [called]
human
Pa-ari-sekher-em-Uast, and the spirit of the Prince of Bekhten, and he made a happy day (i.e., festival) on their behalf, and [then] the spirit departed in peace unto the place which he loved, by the command of Khensu, [called]
gpt
Pa-ari-sekher-em-Uast. And the Prince of Bekhten, and every person who was in the country of Bekhten, rejoiced very greatly, and he took counsel with his heart, saying,
human
It hath happened that this god hath been given as a gift to Bekhten, and I will not permit him to depart to Egypt.
gpt
Pa-ari-sekher-em-Uast,
human
This god who tarried with us hath departed to Egypt; let his chariot also depart to Egypt.
gpt
Pa-ari- sekher-em-Uast, went into the Temple of Khensu in Thebes, [called]
human
Nefer-Hetep, and he placed the offerings which the Prince of Bekhten had given unto him, beautiful things of all kinds, before Khensu in Thebes, [called]
gpt
Nefer-Hetep,
human
Pa-ari-sekher-em-Uast,