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Plates XXXIII and XXXIV.
he goeth forth into the Field of Aanre.
2 In the Turin papyrus the words t'efu uru are written between the boats, the ends of which are shaped like serpents' heads.
3 In ancient papyri qeqsu is written, and in the Turin papyrus ###. In the Nebseni papyrus four gods dwell on this island,
and the accompanying text says that they are "the great company of the gods in Sekhet-hetep; but in the Turin papyrus
three gods only, whose names are Shu, Tefnut, and Seb respectively, are depicted.
4 A small division called the "birthplace of the gods" is not marked in the Ani papyrus, although it is found in that of
Nebseni (see Naville, Todtenbuch, Bd. i., Bl. 123).]
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