human
O King, my Lord, I pray His (i.e., Thy) Majesty to command that a god be brought hither to contend against the spirit.
gpt
Nefer- Hetep, saying,
human
O my fair Lord, I present myself before thee a second time on behalf of the daughter of the Prince of Bekhten. Then Khensu, in Thebes, [called]
gpt
Nefer-Hetep , was carried to Khensu, [called]
human
Pa- ari-sekher, the great god who driveth away the spirits which attack. And His Majesty spake before Khensu in Thebes, [called]
gpt
Nefer-Hetep, saying,
human
O my fair Lord, if thou wilt give (i.e., turn) thy face to Khensu, [called] 'Pa-ari-sekher,' the great god who driveth away the spirits which attack, permit thou that he may depart to Bekhten; [and the god] inclined his head with a deep inclination twice. And His Majesty said,
gpt
Let, I pray, thy protective (or, magical) power [go] with him, so that I may make His Majesty to go to Bekhten to deliver the daughter of the Prince of Bekhten [from the spirit].
human
Nefer-Hetep, inclined his head with a deep inclination twice. And he made [his] protective power to pass into Khensu, [called]
gpt
Pa-ari-sekher-em-Uast, in a fourfold measure. Then His Majesty commanded that Khensu, [called]
human
Pa-ari-sekher-em- Uast,