That in his abode, there may not be any power, any judge,
any implorer.
[Footnote 1: Twenty hins are equal to 60 litres, 13-1/4 gallons.]
[Footnote 2: Great U, the standard agrarian measure.]
[Footnote 3: The country is unknown; the river Zirzirri is also mentioned
elsewhere.]
[Footnote 4: This name signifies, "In the Pyramid he will increase."]
[Footnote 5: The valuations of the estates are made by the quantity of
corn required to seed them, as it is the case in rabbinical literature,
where the unity is a beth-sea, or the surface seeded by a sea. Therefore
the epha of the king (royal epha) is quite in its place: the epha is
varying from 32 to 36 pints.