Various Texts II
Warning: In this section I present various texts in literal transliteration that is to say the word is displayed as it is written and NOT as it should be written. The transliteration of reference usually does already exist and will be mentioned when known to me. My purpose is to give to the reader a tool helping him to read faster and catch easier the essence of each word. Comparison of both transliterations reveals in full the Ancient Egyptians' stenographical way of writing.
Ivory Tablet of King Qa'a (1st Dyn)
Cylinder Seal of Peribsen (2nd Dyn)
Teaching of Kagemni (3rd-4th Dyn)
Letter of protest (end of 6th Dyn)
First Intermediate Period
Texts
Inscriptions from the tomb of Ankhtifi (10th Dyn)
Siut Inscriptions (10th Dyn)
Stela of Hekaib (FIP)
Second Intermediate Period
Texts
Stela of Horemkhauef (13th Dyn)
Inscriptions of Heqaib (SIP)
Tempest stela (SIP)
Stela of Kamosis (17th Dyn)
Wisdom Text (17th Dyn)
Biography of Ahmose (NK)
Border Stela of Akhenaten (NK)
Hymn to Aten (NK)
Eighteenth Dynasty Letter (NK)
Letter from the time of Thutmose (NK)
Statue of Wersu and his wife (NK)
Harris Papyrus (Ramesses III)
Story of Wenamun (Ramesside)
Tale of the two brothers (Ramesside)
The
Instruction of Amenemope (Ramesside)
Piankhi Stela (25th Dyn)
Enthronement Stela (25th Dyn)
Excommunication Stela (25th Dyn)
Ordination Stela (25th Dyn)
Tanutamun Stela (Dream
Stela) (25th Dyn)
Stela of Harsiotef (First half of the 4th century BC)
Stela of Nestesen (Second half of the 4th century BC)
The laments of Isis and Nephthys (pap Berlin 3008) (4th century BC or later)
The Bentresh Stela (Persian or Ptolemaic)
The Famine stela (Ptolemaic)
Stela of Pasherienptah III (Reign of Cleopatra)