Das fällt mir dabei ein. Vielleicht paßt es ja? Viel Glück, Sabina;-)

The describers of the tomb translated him as a Totenpriester or funerary priest. Scene 16.2 (Plate 40) in the tomb shows a hunting scene. ...
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from Russian writer Gogol.

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high priest of the dead


http://www.gizapyramids.org/pdf library/junker_kaninisut.pdf

The scene below this shows five servants walking toward the
deceased. They are priests of the dead, that is persons who had
engaged themselves to do the service in the tomb and who received
a certain income in return, which was paid in natural produce or
in the profits of a piece of land. The first is “the priest of the
dead Penw” (= mouse), who carries a water basin and can. The
second, Wah-ib, is carrying a vase filled with grains, the third,
Itef, a crane, the fourth, Chufu-seneb (= Cheops is in good health)
and Itij, a goose each.

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I am walking back toward my chambers when I see Imhotep down the hall, my father�s chief advisor, and Priest of the Dead. I have known him since I was a little girl, and he always had some treat for me, a candy or sweet.