〈Stele des Sobeknakht (London UC 14385)〉 / Stele des Sobeknakht (London UC 14385)

... ... ...] in the necropolis, to go forth from [... ... ... ... ... ...] his [lord], who does all that he praises in the course of [every day ... ... ... ... ... ...], one loyal to the one who advanced him, one whom his lord gave [... ... ... ... ... ...] command for his pupil (?), who is in the royal palace, who lets know [... ... ... ...], a noble dignitary, who has been put in writing (?), united with the unique one, warmed up in the mouths of many, irrigation (?) of the nomes in the southern [district (?), ... ... ... ...] at the side of the one who has authority, [...] Sobeknakht, [justified], lord of dignity; he says: I have built this tomb-chapel in Abydos in the Thinite nome, the sacred land, the western horizon, [the district of great re]nown (?), which satisfies the hearts of the blessed spirits at the mouth of the door of the Haker-festival, the power of Khontamenti being over him at his festivals of [eternity, in order to adorn his] beauty [at the head of] the great ones and the dignitaries. Kissing the earth for Upuaut, when he traverses the [courses(?)] of the Thinite nome, opening the ways for Osiris, lord of eternity, who has appeared as the ruler (?) [in his form, while I am] in his [following] every day. I have said: "[I am] one who comes in peace, an efficient official equipped with his provisions (?) [... ... ... ...], whose place has been advanced in the [sacred] land at the terrace of the great god, [... ... ... ... ... ...] quickly, [... ... ...] who appears as (?) [... ... ... ... ... ...] life [...]. This monument will not perish [... ... ...