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|a Listeners' Request: Once Again, the So-called "Song of the Princesses" (Sinuhe B 269–279)
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|a Scholars have explained the "Song of the Princesses" in the Story of Sinuhe (B 269–279) as a plea for mercy by Sesostris' "children" on Sinuhe's behalf, a "rebirth ritual," and a paean to the king for his political skill. Instead, it is argued that the oration is a specific request that the monarch accept the ms.w-nswt's personal offer to finance the cost of Sinuhe's burial. The gesture should be seen as a token of appreciation by the king's military elites in honor of Sinuhe's distinguished advocacy of Sesostris, while the former was a refugee in Syria-Palestine.
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