The one in which the mummy is deposited

SPOLIATION OF TOMBS

Major-domo of the abode of the divine adorer of Amen-Ra, the King of the gods,

6 and the royal Controller Nefer-ka-ra em-pa-Amen, Reporter

of the King, (ail) high Magistrates, saying :

7 “The thieves hâve violated it.” Examined on that day, it was

found intact by the Examiners.

8 The monument of King Sa-ra-An-aa, which is at the north

of the temple of Amen-hotep of the terrace.

9 This tomb is injured on the surface opposite the spot where

the tablet is placed ;

10 on the tablet is the image of the King, in a standing position,

having between his feet bis greyhound,

11 named Behhuka. Examined on that day, it was found in good

condition.

12 The monument of King Nub-kheper-ra, son of the Sun, An-

tuf, was found to hâve been

13 pierced by the hands of the thieves, who had made a hole of

two cubits and a half in its surrounding wall, and (a hole of) one cubit

14 in the great outside-chamber of the sepulchre of the Chief of

the transportation of the offerings, Auri, of Pa-amen,

15 which (tomb) is in ruins. It was in good condition, the thie-

ves not having been able to penetrate into it.

16 The monument of King Ra Sekhem-em-apu-ma, son of Sun,

Antuf-aa. It was found

17 to hâve been pierced by the hands of the thieves at the spot

where the tablet of the monument is fixed.

18 Examined on that day, it was found entire, the thieves not

having been ableto penetrate into it.

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1 The monument of King Ra-Sekhem-seshet-taui, son of the

Sun, Sebak-em-sau-ef.

2 It was found that the thieves had violated it by undermining

the chamber of the perfections1 of the