Demotic Magical Papyrus of London and Leiden, Vol. 3

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7. Demotic characters elle noun "vine" elole Coptic: ελοολε : aloli Coptic: αλολι 11/7.10, 21/16, 24/24, 29/26.28, V. 22/7
Demotic characters "grapes" 9/8, 11/7, Demotic characters ell šw "dried grapes, raisins" V. 8/6
Demotic characters lyl(?) see no. 520
Demotic characters ll see no. 524

8. Demotic characters elt(?) inquiry: a participle "girded" or similar 21/5
Demotic characters etbe see no. 1002

9. Demotic characters ꜥo, feminine < Demotic characters ꜥo.t, plural Demotic characters ꜥy.w Coptic -o, feminine -w, plural -ou Refers to the adjective "great"
(glosses : ww 16/12, 17/6.31, 18/5 ; o 9/5, 18/12)
2/13.21.27, 4/1, 5/10.12.17.20, 6/11.13.23.25.30, 7/9.13.15.18, 9/2.3.5.11.13, 10/10.19, 11/4.26, 12/20.22
14/3, 15/11.13, 16/12.14.16, 17/1.2.5.6.9.11.26.31, 18/2.5.12, 19/12, 21/21.23.25.28.31, 23/29.31, 29/17.21, V. 12/2.9
V. 13/1, 15/7, 22/9.11.15.16.19, 32/13
Demotic characters hieratic form 5/21, 7/16, 11/5.8.14, 14/5.6
see also cy no. 23

10. Demotic characters ꜥot (?) adjective "sole" (?) 11/15 inquiry: ill written for wꜥt meaning "one" or "single"

11. Demotic characters ꜥo-ʼmn noun "Great-of-Amen", plant-name, perhaps "flax" 10/32, 27/10

12. Demotic characters ꜥo, feminine < Demotic characters ꜥo.t noun "ass" eio, eo : io, eo Coptic: ειω, εω, ιω, εω (gloss io(ane) Coptic: ιω(ανε) 25/35)
13/14, 23/2.6, 25/25.28.29, V. 13/6 (see Cipher Index no. 15)

13. Demotic characters ꜥe noun "adoration" (?) 11/3 cf. no 36

14. Demotic characters ꜥe.t noun feminine "limb" Old Coptic plural HOY (Zeitschrift für Ägyptische Sprache 1883. 100, 104) 3/8, 20/24, 21/31

15. Demotic characters ꜥꜥe (?) noun masculine "dog" 15/3, 18/15, 19/2.35, 21/7 ; Demotic characters 7/3

16. Demotic characters ꜥꜥe verb(?) "to fail" (?) 9/11 (gloss oe Coptic: ωε)

17. Demotic characters ꜥn noun masculine "ape" Coptic EN 11/2 (see Cipher Index nos 8.14)
Demotic characters ꜥ-co-l see no. 108

18. Demotic characters ꜥꜥš noun masculine "boar" cf. Coptic eosh Coptic: εωw "sow" 21/34, qualified as ꜥꜥš hwt male boar and
probably the same as waert Greek/Coptic: waꜥeρτ (Steindorff, Apocalypse of Elias 4/10, which Lemm, Small Coptic Studies X,