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the divine powers. Vignette: The deceased adoring three gods. Chapter LXXX. The Chapter of changing into a god, and of sending forth light into darkness. Vignette: A god. Chapter LXXXIA. The Chapter of changing into a lily. Vignette: A lily. Chapter LXXXIB. The Chapter of changing into a lily. Vignette: The head of the deceased rising out of a lily. Chapter LXXXII. The Chapter of changing into Ptah, of eating cakes, of drinking ale, of unloosing the body, and of living in Annu (On). Vignette: The God Ptah in a shrine. Chapter LXXXIII. The Chapter of changing into a phœnix. Vignette: A phoenix. Chapter LXXXIV. The Chapter of changing into a heron. Vignette: A heron. Chapter LXXXV. The Chapter of changing into a soul, of not going into the place of punishment: whosoever knoweth it will never perish. This Chapter has no vignette. Chapter LXXXVI. The Chapter of changing into a swallow. Vignette: A swallow. Chapter LXXXVII. The Chapter of changing into the serpent Sa-ta. Vignette: A serpent. Chapter LXXXVIII. The Chapter of changing into a crocodile. Vignette: A crocodile. Chapter LXXXIX. The Chapter of making the soul to be united to its body. Vignette: The soul visiting the body, which lies on a bier. {p. xxxix} Theban version: list of chapters. Chapter XC. The Chapter of giving memory to a man. file:///I|/mythology/egypt/1/1.html (28 of 189) [01/25/2004 3:29:57 PM]
Vignette: A jackal. Chapter XCI. 'The Chapter of not allowing the soul of a man to be shut in. Vignette: A soul standing on a pedestal. Chapter XCII. The Chapter of opening the tomb to the soul and shadow of a man, so that he may come forth and may gain power over his legs. Vignette: The soul of the deceased flying through the door of the tomb. Chapter XCIII. The Chapter of not sailing to the east in the underworld. Vignette: The hands of a buckle grasping the deceased by his left arm. Chapter XCIV. The Chapter of praying for an ink jar and palette. Vignette: The deceased sitting before a stand, upon which are an ink jar and palette. Chapter XCV. The Chapter of being near Thoth. Vignette: The deceased standing before Thoth. Chapters XCVI., XCVII. The Chapter of being near Thoth, and of giving . . . . . . . Vignette: The deceased standing near Thoth. Chapter XCVIII. [The title of this chapter is incomplete.] Chapter XCIX. The Chapter of bringing a boat in the underworld. Vignette: A boat. Chapter C. The Chapter of making perfect the khu, and of making it to enter into the boat of Ra, together with his divine followers. Vignette: A boat containing a company of gods. Chapter CL.* The Chapter of protecting the boat of Ra. Vignette: The deceased in the boat with Ra. Chapter CII. The Chapter of going into the boat of Ra. Vignette: The deceased in the boat with Ra. Chapter CIII. The Chapter of being in the following of Hathor. Vignette: The deceased standing behind Hathor. Chapter CIV. The Chapter of sitting among the great gods. Vignette: The deceased seated between two gods. Chapter CV. The Chapter of satisfying the ka. file:///I|/mythology/egypt/1/1.html (29 of 189) [01/25/2004 3:29:57 PM]
Page 1 and 2: THE BOOK OF THE DEAD The Papyrus of
Page 3 and 4: BIBLIOGRAPHY 371-377 INTRODUCTION.
Page 5 and 6: apparently well-ascertained facts,
Page 7 and 8: The rubric on the coffin of Queen M
Page 9 and 10: 6 Among others, (1) ###, (2) ###, (
Page 11 and 12: 2. According to Diodorus, he died b
Page 13 and 14: dynasty.] {p. xxii} Evidence of the
Page 15 and 16: of Mycerinus; we have also seen fro
Page 17 and 18: 6. Stromata, VI., 4, 35, ed. Dindor
Page 19 and 20: never discovered his error although
Page 21 and 22: 2. Another title reads:--"The Chapt
Page 23 and 24: Chapter XXIV. The Chapter of bringi
Page 25 and 26: This Chapter has no vignette. Chapt
Page 27: Chapter LXVI. [The Chapter of] comi
Page 31 and 32: Vignette: The deceased, holding a s
Page 33 and 34: Vignette: The deceased adoring Anpu
Page 35 and 36: Vignette: Two utchats, and a serpen
Page 37 and 38: Palæography. The version akin to w
Page 39 and 40: 2. I.e., ###. 3. See St. Matthew xi
Page 41 and 42: glorified shape, and to him who had
Page 43 and 44: 3. neb atebui; see Ani, pl. xix., 1
Page 45 and 46: 4. hetep Unas em anx em Amenta Sett
Page 47 and 48: {p. lix} divine body rested in Annu
Page 49 and 50: 4. ###. Chapter LXXXIX., 1. 6. 5. I
Page 51 and 52: with the ka, it partook of the fune
Page 53 and 54: maa-a ba-a xaibit-a May I look upon
Page 55 and 56: {p. lxx} certain passages in the py
Page 57 and 58: 3. ###. See pyramid of Teta, (Recue
Page 59 and 60: kheru," that is to say, "he who rea
Page 61 and 62: Pepi, in the region of Saa. Thou co
Page 63 and 64: caldrons. (512) Unas hath eaten the
Page 65 and 66: He weigheth words, and, behold, God
Page 67 and 68: Verily a good son is of the gifts o
Page 69 and 70: The passages from the pyramid of Pe
Page 71 and 72: {p. xcii} unity of a supreme and se
Page 73 and 74: {p. xcv} it is not until the so-cal
Page 75 and 76: Tefnut;[2] and afterwards Seb the e
Page 77 and 78: THE ABODE OF THE BLESSED. The Egypt
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Sekhet-Hetep,[l] and was supposed t
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that he represented some form of th
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Seb, and placed it upon the steps w
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[1. A very interesting figure of th
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in carrying out rightly the work of
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Serq or Selk is a form of the godde
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[1. Recueil de Travaux, t. iii., p.
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eptiles; and of these the most impo
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THE PRINCIPAL GEOGRAPHICAL AND MYTH
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Set Amentet, i.e., "the mountain of
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nipples of the bosom of Horus have
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THE PAPYRUS OF ANI. General Descrip
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textual readings, the papyrus of An
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As with other ancient Theban papyri
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Chapter LXXXVIII. "The Chapter of c
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eyes; and the animal and vegetable
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and Maat beside him; may I grasp th
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PLATE II. Vignette I.: The disk of
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PLATE III. Vignette: Scene of the w
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{p. 258} Text: [Chapter XXXB.] Osir
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Behold, Osiris Ani saith: "O Lord o
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centre are a cow with her calf, cha
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ought unto thee the antelope, his h
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"One cometh unto thee for thy purif
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common title for the Book of the De
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{p. 274} mummy to go into the under
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2. See page 281, note i.] {p. 277}
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] {p. 279] Horus who protect the in
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2. Pierret renders, résurrection d
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(37) "Osiris Ani, the scribe of all
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(83) "Homage to you, O ye lords of
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others say), His name is "Heri-sep-
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of Osiris; [I have] embraced that w
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unto thee, O Osiris, who art cleans
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scrutiny, who cometh forth by night
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PLATE XIII. Vignettes (Upper regist
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§1. Vignette: The gods Ra, Osiris,
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One, and I sit on the eastern side
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forth." Vignette: Ani carrying a sa
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[1. See Naville, Todtenbuch, Bd. I.
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PLATE XVII. Vignette: Ani standing
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the dead and can do evil unto me-ma
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"(2) Homage to thee, O An in Antes
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peace (49) to make the hearts of th
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may make him powerful in heaven amo
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head the nemmes crown. (32) The dou
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of praise are sung in honour of my
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made bright. I have illumined the b
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WHEREIN HE SEETH THE FACES OF ALL T
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(30) "Hail, Lord of faces, who come
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north of the (20) field of the gras
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Vignette: The star Orion. Text: (20
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Osiris Un-nefer; and he shall trium
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illumined his sanctuary. I stand be
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of the god when he maketh his appea
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PLATE XXXVII. Vignette: A shrine wh
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