Homage to thee, Kha-kau-ra: our "Horus Divine of Beings."[205] Safeguarding the land and widening its boundaries: restraining the foreign nations by his kingly crown. Inclosing the two lands[206] within the compass of his arms: seizing the nations in his grip. Slaying the Pedti without stroke of the club: shooting an arrow without drawing the bowstring. Dread of him hath smitten the Anu in their plain: his terror hath slain the Nine Races of Men.[207] His warrant hath caused the death of thousands of the Pedti who had he reached his frontier: shooting the arrow as doth Sekhemt,[208] overthroweth thousands of those who knew not his mighty spirit. The tongue of his Majesty bindeth Nubia in fetters: his utterances put to flight the Setiu. Sole One of youthful vigor, guarding his frontier: suffering not his subjects to faint, but causing the Pat[209] to repose unto full daylight. As to his timid youth in their slumbers: his heart[210] is their protection. His decrees have formed his boundaries: his word hath armored the two regions. II Twice jubilant are the gods: thou hast established their offerings, Twice jubilant are thy children: thou hast made their boundaries. Twice jubilant are thy forefathers: thou hast increased their portions.[211] Twice jubilant is Egypt in thy strong arm: thou hast guarded the ancient order. Twice jubilant are the Pat in thine administration: thy mighty spirit hath taken upon itself their provisionment. Twice jubilant are the two regions in thy valor: thou hast widened their possessions. Twice jubilant are thy paid young troops: thou hast made them to prosper. Twice jubilant are thy veterans: thou hast made them to renew their youth. Twice jubilant are the two lands in thy might: thou hast guarded their walls. Twice jubilant be thou, O Horus, who hast widened his boundary: thou art from everlasting to everlasting. III