Lit. : « One million and one hundred thousand men

)) it is for liim who acts after the God's lieart, a plague for » him who does not know if ! » When His Majesty went to Napata, there was no one ^Yithstood his march. When His Majesty proceeded to the Temple of Amen of Napata residing in Dù-uâb, His Majesty rejoiced in his heart after he saw the father Amen-râ, Lord of the Seats of both Worlds, residing in Dù-uâb, there were brought to him ânkhi-ûo^vers of this god; then His Majesty feasted Amen of (Napa)ta, (and)

made to Him great offerings, and set before him thirty-

six oxen, twenty barrels of àsh-heer, one hundred ostrichfeathers.

When His Majesty sailed down to the Northern Lands, he saw (the God) whose name is more hidden than (ail) the Gods ^ When his Majesty reached Abu, then His Majesty crossed to Abu : when His Majesty reached the Temple of Khnum-râ, lord of Qebeh, he feasted this God^ made great ofEerings to him, gave cakes and béer to the Gods of the CataractSj and honoured Hàpi in his shrine. When His Majesty sailed down to the Theban (Temple) of Amon, when His Majesty (sailed) into Thebes, and entered the Temple of Amen-rà, Lord of the Seats of both Worlds, the Priest Sent-ur ' came to His Majesty with the Hourly Priests of the Temple of Amen-râ, Lord of the Seats of both Worlds, and they brought him «/zAVu-flowers of (the God) whose name is hidden. His Majesty rejoiced in his heart, after he saw this temple, he feasted Amen-rà, Lord of the Seats of both Worlds, making a great feast in the wliole land. When His Majesty sailed down to the Northern X^ands, the West and East rejoiced with great rejoicing, saying : a Go )) on, in peace! Be thou inpeace! Mayest thou vivify both

1. Xct pu n ar-n-het-cœ soû n /ihcin-s, lit. : « A thing it (viz, a dream) is of the man who acts after his (the God's) heart, a plague for the man who do«s not know (the meaning of) it. »