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Vignette: The deceased burning incense before his ka. Chapter CVI. The Chapter of causing joy each day to a man in Het-ka-Ptah (Memphis). Vignette: An altar with meat and drink offerings. Chapter CVII.* The Chapter of going into, and of coming forth from, the {p. xl} Theban version: list of chapters. gate of the gods of the west among the followers of the god, and of knowing the souls of Amentet. Vignette: Three deities: Ra, Sebek, and Hathor. Chapter CVIII. The Chapter of knowing the souls of the West. Vignette: Three deities: Tmu, Sebek, and Hathor. Chapter CIX. The Chapter of knowing the souls of the East. Vignette: The deceased making adoration before Ra-Heru-khuti. Chapter CX. The beginning of the Chapters of the Fields of Peace, and of the Chapters of coming forth by day, and of going into, and of coming forth from, the underworld, and of attaining unto the Fields of Reeds, and of being in the Fields of Peace. Vignette: The Fields of Peace. Chapter CXI. (This Chapter is now known as Chapter CVIII.) Chapter CXII. The Chapter of knowing the souls of Pe. Vignette: Horus, Mesthi, and Ha-pi. Chapter CXIII. The Chapter of knowing the souls of Nekhen. Vignette: Horus, Tuamautef, and Qebhsennuf. Chapter CXIV. The Chapter of knowing the souls of Khemennu (Hermopolis). Vignette: Three ibis-headed gods. Chapter CXV.* The Chapter of coming forth to heaven, of passing through the hall of the tomb, and of knowing the souls of Annu. Vignette: The deceased adoring Thoth, Sau and Tmu. Chapter CXVI. [The Chapter of] knowing the souls of Annu. Vignette: The deceased adoring three ibis-headed gods. Chapter CXVII. The Chapter of taking a way in Re-stau. file:///I|/mythology/egypt/1/1.html (30 of 189) [01/25/2004 3:29:57 PM]
Vignette: The deceased, holding a staff in his hand, ascending the western hills. Chapter CXVIII. The Chapter of coming forth from Re-stau. Vignette: The deceased holding a staff in his left hand. Chapter CXIX. The Chapter of knowing the name of Osiris, and of going into, and of coming forth from, Re-stau. Vignette: The deceased adoring Osiris. Chapter CXX. (This Chapter is now known as Chapter XII.) Chapter CXXI. (This Chapter is now known as Chapter XIII.) Chapter CXXII.* The Chapter of the deceased going in after coming forth from the underworld. {p. xli} Theban version: list of chapters. Vignette: The deceased bowing before his tomb, which is on a hill. Chapter CXXIII. The Chapter of going into the great house (i.e., tomb). Vignette: The soul of the deceased standing before a tomb. Chapter CXXIV. The Chapter of going in to the princes of Osiris. Vignette: The deceased adoring Mestha, Hapi, Tuamautef and Qebbsennuf. Chapter CXXV. The words which are to be uttered by the deceased when he cometh to the hall of Maati, which separateth him from his sins, and which maketh him to see God, the Lord of mankind. Vignette: The hall of Maati, in which the heart of the deceased is being weighed in a balance in the presence of the great gods. Chapter CXXVI. [Without title.] Vignette: A lake of fire, at each corner of which sits an ape. Chapter CXXVIIA. The book of the praise of the gods of the qerti. This Chapter has no vignette. Chapter CXXVIIB. The Chapter of the words to be spoken on going to the chiefs of Osiris, and of the praise of the gods who are leaders in the tuat. This Chapter has no vignette. Chapter CXXVIII.* The Chapter of praising Osiris. Vignette: The deceased adoring three deities. Chapter CXXIX. (This Chapter in now known as Chapter C.) file:///I|/mythology/egypt/1/1.html (31 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 and 28: Chapter LXVI. [The Chapter of] comi
Page 29: Vignette: A jackal. Chapter XCI. 'T
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
Page 79 and 80: 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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