The second part of the three-volume edition consists of two chapters. Chapter V. Documents from the Upper Egypt and Kush contains translations of about one hundred thirty hieroglyphic, Demotic, Latin and Greek inscriptions dating from the XI century BC to the III century AD. The most notable documents are: The chronicle of a prince Osorkon,; the stelae of Tasheretiset (Pushkin I.1а.6692) and Tahebit (Lady Meux 52). Among the lesser-known records are a hieroglyphic text copied from the canopic jar (Pushkin I.1а.6852) and the shabti of Psamtik (Pushkin I.1а.1534). Chapter VI. Documents from the Lower Egypt and Italy contains translations of about sixty inscriptions dating from the XI century BC to the I century AD. The most notable documents are the statue of Darius I (TNM 4112) from Susa; The Demotic Chronicle (BnF 215, rt), the stela of Ptolemy VIII from Heracleion (SCA 529).