THE EGYPTIAN SUDAN "the lord of the two lands, Nefer-ankh-ab-Ra, son of the Sun, " the lord of the diadem, Amen-meri-Asru," i.e., Asru, the beloved of Amen.' It is interesting: to note that the words maa KHERU , i.e., " whose spoken word must actually come to " pass," follow the name of the deceased as they do in an AMEN-ARK-NEB.

[From Lepsiiis, Denkmditr, Abtb. V. Bl 54.

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