Any
Unknown, before 1539 B.C.E.–Unknown, after 1514 B.C.E.
Scribe of the Palace of Queen Ahmes-Nefertari
Wrote Teaching to Son.
Nothing is known of Any's early life. He was a commoner who had an opportunity to gain an education and became a scribe. He must have married and had at least one son who grew to adulthood, whose name was Khonshotep. Any's highest title was "Scribe of the Palace of Ahmes-Nefertari." Thus he was an official who reached the lower end of the royal bureaucracy. This office was a significant enough accomplishment to allow him to write a teaching for his son. Any's teaching.....
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