The Literature of the Ancient Egyptians

Renew：Part 17
Author：E. A. Wallis Budge
Update：08-15-2023
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Chapter 1
Chapter I of this book. Thus they were considered to be of divine origin, and were held in the greatest reverence by the Egyptians at all periods of their long history. They do not all belong to the same period, for many of them allude to the dismemberment and burning of the dead, customs that, though common enough in very primitive times, were abandoned soon after royal dynasties became established in Egypt.
Chapter of those who come forth (_i.e._ appear in heaven)," and the "Chapter of those who rise up" (Pepi I, l.
Chapter CXXVI. It reads: "Hail, ye four Ape-G.o.ds who sit in the bows of the Boat of Ra, who convey truth to Nebertchet, who sit in judgment on my weakness and on my strength, who make the G.o.ds to rest contented by means of the flame of your mouths, who offer holy offerings to the G.o.ds, and sepulchral meals to the spirit-souls, who live upon truth, who feed upon truth of heart, who are without deceit and fraud, and to whom wickedness is an abomination, do ye away with my evil deeds, and put ye away my sin, which deserved stripes upon earth, and destroy ye every evil thing whatsoever that clingeth to me, and let there be no bar whatsoever on my part towards you. Grant ye that I may make my way through the Amhet[1] chamber, let me enter into Rastau,[2]
Chapter 175, wherein the scribe Ani is made to converse with Thoth and Temu in the Tuat, or Other World.
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
Chapter 16
Chapter 17