Kaires<br > I AM KAmES， as men properly sa~.<br > my father， after he brought me fi<br > to his beloved city of Thebes， fo<br > who lived during the time among<br > Ka-Ra (Life， health， prosperity!)<br > phis， one thousand five hundred y<br > I， also a scribe， write this in<br > among men of the God Amon<br > prosperity!) of the House of The<br >， house itself， in the Palace of M<br >~i well favored and， I think， intellig<br >~for the governing of the empire<br > that stretches now south to the<br > River Nile， north beyond Syria<br > and east and west to the Mou<br > ~which the Red Land begins and<br > ers of the Sands dare go.<br > Together with my friend Am<br > ~ who comes of humbler birth an<br > both of which he flaunts from<br > rounded by the scions of noble<br > selves unequipped by nature to<br > am entrusted with the taking do~<br > from the lips of those in the Gr<br > inquiring mind and still somethi<br > have much cause to ponder up<br > which I find myself.<br > For instance:<br > In my birthplace， while we ha~<br ><br >