...occupied by this Sheik is thus described : — 'It was a goodly land, named Yaa; There were figs in it and vines, More plentiful than water was its wine,...Barley was there, and spelt, Without end all cattle." This description of the fertility of the land would be appropriate to a district in the middle part...

...goodly land, named Yaa; There were in it figs and vines, More plentiful than water was its wine, Copius was its honey, plenteous its oil; All fruits were...Barley was there and spelt, Without end all cattle. Moreover, great was that which came to me, Which came for love of me, When he appointed me sheik of...

...he had, On his boundary with another land. It was a goodly land, named Yaa;3 There were figs in it and vines, More plentiful than water was its wine,...Barley was there and spelt, Without end all cattle. Moreover, great was that which came to me, Which came for love of me, When he appointed me sheik of...

...he had, On his boundary with another land. It was a goodly land, named Yaa;1 There were figs in it and vines, More plentiful than water was its wine,...its honey, plenteous its oil; All fruits were upon 1ts trees. Barley was there and spelt, Without end all cattle. Moreover, great was that which came...

...he had, On his boundary with another land. It was a goodly land, named Yaa;3 There were figs in it and vines, More plentiful than water was its wine,...its honey, plenteous its oil; All fruits were upon 1ts trees. Barley was there and spelt, Without end all cattle. Moreover, great was that which came...

...which he had, On his boundary with another land. It was a goodly land named Yaa. There were figs in it and vines, More plentiful than water was its wine,...Barley was there and spelt Without end all cattle. I spent many years, My children became strong, Each the mighty man of his tribe, The messenger going...

...which he calls "Yaa," and found a land flowing with milk and honey. "There were figs," he exclaims, "and vines; more plentiful than water was its wine, copious was its honey, plenteous its oil." Much later, Sinuhe would return to his native land to be pardoned by Senusret, who had taken his father's...