〈Stele des Dedusobek (Kairo CG 20026)〉 / Stele des Dedusobek (Kairo CG 20026)

Regnal year 10, first month of the inundation season, last day, under the Majesty of the King of Upper and Lower Egypt Kheperkare, given life like Re forever. Giving praise and kissing the ground for the Great God and for Wepwawet, seeing his beauty at the First Procession, at the Great Procession, and at the God's Journey to Peqer, by the one dignified in front of his lord, Dedusobek. One dignified, beloved of his lord, one who does what he praises in the course of every day, one who followed the way of a king's subject, of whom his lord knows that his counsel is good, one sincere concerning every speech, the chamberlain Dedusobek; he says: O living ones, who are on earth, namely: priests, priestesses, wab-priests, male and female musicians of this temple of Osiris Khentamenti, who perform rituals in it for their dignitaries, may you say: "A thousand of bread, beer, bulls, fowl, alabaster and linen for the ka of the chamberlain Dedusobek, born of Satusret!" The lector priest Hezem. His beloved brother, the dignified Henu. His friend Inekni. His attendant Dedetnebu. The assistant Aau. The butler Sebekhetep. The servant Meretites. Her son Nachtsebek. Her son Ameny.