Double the amount of bread you give your mother.

Carry it as you did, it was a heavy burden in your pregnancy, and when your campaign was born around her neck and gave you her breasts for three years

She did not disgust with your litter and was not indecisive and did not say - What do I do - and I joined the school to learn to read and write and I waited for you there carrying bread and pain from her home and when you become a young man and take a wife to yourself and settle in your house do not forget how your mother puts you and how she raised you, by all means, let her not harm you to raise Praying to the deity and his mandate not to hear it

The Commandments of the Wise (Annie) on the mother | Eighteenth Dynasty 1550 BC