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The Egyptian Book of the dead

Note 110 — Chapter CXXIV

P. Le Page (Peter Le Page) Renouf translation

The mentioned in the tablet of Pa-shere-en-Ptah are not concubines, as Brugsch and others have thought, but female children, as Birch rightly asserted. Cf. my Hibbert Lectures, p. 79, note. It is the feminine form of .

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There is also another word, , applied on the walls of tombs to persons (male as well as female) executing certain gymnastic movements.

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