2] our additions for readability in [brackets]3] glyphs or terms in (dark green);
4] doubtful words, contexts or lines slanted ;
5] all smooth-running lines in normal yellow font;
6] notes about text: end of page;
7] divisions within stanzas marked with -;
8] apparent continuing stanzas suffixed by a +.
9] when quoting directly from Budge,quoted text is in orange color .
f] the divine son. [of] existence (matrix)., [by means of] the fowl to drag [ad.souls] (sthau). [for] the true voice., of [=by]. (means of) the prisoner (su,cain). [as] word-inside for the Ka-double of Saturn (h'ekennu).;
e] [to?] the foreign land of Punt [thing bec.new/root]. [as?] the red amethyst (by) the foremost (adam) breathing out an odour (khenemu,see note). d] [of] the foreign land., [for] the land of the god. which is. the golden shesemt garment-bodies. [as] things of the foreign land. [of] existence [eden's]., [by] the gold. he (eden land). to bring.;
to become (áu). c] [by] Osiris. [for] he (the). divine son. [of] speech. [as] the hereditary gods (willpower/root). [of] Geb (earthgod south)., [for] existence of hail.;
[for] the beautified-soul. [as] divine son. whose. torso (centre). [of] the adamite throne (ást). [for] the word. [of] beauty., a] [as] the bracelet (menfert). [for] existence (matrix). [by] the mouth (*pic,white vesica).;
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textnote:....if he tells "fowl to drag to" in first paragraph,
then the second paragraph should continue that theme - hence "to Punt";
(often thought to be some mythical land south-east of Egypt),
however, the next glyph presents trouble: KHENEMU has several meanings,
here, it's not clear which one the writer pointed to,
- literally, the word is "the foremost-adam to go dissect (the odour) for the KH-house";
with it's next meaning 'amethyst', into KENEMUT, "ape";
...continuing the assumption that 'root' is 'red' (amethyst),
and the fowl is dragged to this red-root, in order to make bodies fór the apes,
in the form of "golden garment bodies", then the lines make some sense ---
but we will need to find the correlation between the terms still;