Padichonsoe – Leiden 21
pA-di-xns.w
Ranke I, pg. 125,21
Also known as Padiukhonsu, Padikhonsu, Padiwkhonso, Padikhons
Provenance unknown
Acquired in 1835? (gift 1861 RMO) from Mr Ruyssenaars, a Dutch diplomat in Alexandria
Late 21st, early 22nd Dynasty
Chief of the storehouse of the Temple of Amen
The papyrus is kept in 4 frames, and are denoted by the word “Vel” followed by a number. For the compilation, I have followed the order of the assigned numbers from right to left
The following links point to the specific “Vellen” on the RMO site
Vel 1, Vel 2, Vel 3, Vel 4
Totenbuchprojekt Bonn, TM 134500
Padichonsoe
Book of the Dead for Padichonsoe
Length 226.5 cm (RMO), height 24.7 cm
Ref. No. RA 58, Leiden 21, Type BD.I.2 Niwinski
Photos courtesy of the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden (Rijksmuseum voor Oudheden RMO)
Panorama view VB 2025
