human
What hath happened to the enemies? They have gathered together themselves in the water to the west (?) of the nome of Mertet in order to unite themselves with the enemies [who serve] Set, and who are in this region, at the place where are our staff and sceptre. And Thoth said unto Ra,
gpt
Uast in the nome of Mertet is called Uaseb because of this unto this day, and the Lake which is in it is called Tempt. Then Heru-Behutet spake in the presence of his father Ra, saying,
human
I beseech thee to set thy boat against them, so that I may be able to perform against them that which Ra willeth; and this was done. Then he made an attack upon them on the Lake which was at the west of this district, and he perceived them on the bank of the city . . . . . . which belongeth to the Lake of Mertet. Then Heru-Behutet made an expedition against them, and his followers were with him, and they were provided with weapons of all kinds for battle, and he wrought a great overthrow among them, and he brought in three hundred and eighty-one enemies, and he slaughtered them in the forepart of the Boat of Ra, and he gave one of them to each of those who were in his train. Then Set rose up and came forth, and raged loudly with words of cursing and abuse because of the things which Heru-behutet had done in respect of the slaughter of the enemies. And Ra said unto Thoth,
gpt
This fiend Nehaha-hra uttereth words at the top of his voice because of the things which Heru-Behutet hath done unto him; and Thoth said unto Ra,
human
Cries of this kind shall be called Nehaha-hra unto this day. And Heru- Behutet did battle with the Enemy for a period of time, and he hurled his iron lance at him, and he throw him down on the ground in this region, which is called Pa-Rerehtu unto this day. Then Heru-Behutet came and brought the Enemy with him, and his spear was in his neck, and his chain was round his hands and arms, and the weapon of Horus had fallen on his mouth and had closed it; and he went with him before his father Ra, who said,
gpt
O Horus, thou Winged Disk, twice great (Urui- Tenten) is the deed of valour which thou hast done, and thou hast cleansed the district. And Ra, said unto Thoth,
human
The palace of Heru- Behutet shall be called, 'Lord of the district which is cleansed' because of this; and [thus is it called] unto this day. And the name of the priest thereof is called Ur-Tenten unto this day. And Ra said unto Thoth,
gpt
Let the enemies and Set be given over to Isis and her son Horus, and let them work all their heart's desire upon them. And she and her son Horus set themselves in position with their spears in him at the time when there was storm (or, disaster) in the district, and the Lake of the god was called She-En-Aha from that day to this. Then Horus the son of Isis cut off the head of the Enemy [Set], and the heads of his fiends in the presence of father Ra and of the great company of the gods, and he dragged him by his feet through his district with his spear driven through his head and back. And Ra said unto Thoth,
human
Let the son of Osiris drag the being of disaster through his territory; and Thoth said,
gpt
It shall be called Ateh, and this hath been the name of the region from that day to this. And Isis, the divine lady, spake before Ra, saying,
human
Let the exalted Winged Disk become the amulet of my son Horus, who hath cut off the head of the Enemy and the heads of his fiends.
gpt
This region shall be called AAT-SHATET,