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The Egyptian Book of the dead

CHAPTER XLII.

Project Gutenberg EPUB edition Renouf, P. Le Page (Peter Le Page) and Naville, Edouard
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Chapter whereby one hindereth the slaughter which is wrought at Sutenhenen.(1)
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Land of the Rod, of the White Crown of the Image, and the Pedestal of the gods.
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I am the Babe.(2) (Said Four Times.)
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O Serpent Abur!(3) Thou sayest this day, “The Block of Execution is furnished with what thou knowest,” and thou art come to soil(4) the Mighty One.
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But I am he whose honours are abiding.
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I am the Link,(5) the god within the Tamarisk,(6) who connecteth(7) the Solar orb with Yesterday. (Four Times.)
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I am Râ, whose honours are abiding.
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I am the Link, the god within the Tamarisk.
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My course is the course of Râ, and the course of Râ is my course.
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My hair is that of Nu,(8)
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My two eyes are those of Hathor,
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My two ears those of Apuat,
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My nose that of Chenti-chas,
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My two lips those of Anubis,
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My teeth those of Selkit,
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My neck that of Isis, the Mighty,
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My two hands those of the Soul most Mighty, Lord of Tattu,
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My shoulders those of Neith, Mistress of Sais,
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My phallus that of Osiris,
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My liver is that of the Lords of Cher-ābat,
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My knees those of the most Mighty one,
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My belly and my back are those of Sechit,
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My hinder parts are those of the Eye of Horus,
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My legs and thighs those of Nut,
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My nails and bones those of the Living UræiUræi.
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There is not a limb in me which is without a god. And Thoth is a protection to my flesh.
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I shall not be grasped by my arms or seized by my hands.
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Not men or gods, or the glorified ones or the damned; not generations past, present, or future, shall inflict any injury upon me.
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I am he who cometh forth and proceedeth, and whose name is unknown to man.
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I am Yesterday, “Witness of Eternity” is my Name: the persistent traveller upon the heavenly highways which I survey. I am the Everlasting one.
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I am felt and thought of as Chepera. I am the Crowned one.
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I am the Dweller in the Eye and in the Egg.
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It is an attribute of mine that I live within them.
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I am the Dweller in the Eye, even in its closing.
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I am that by which it is supported.
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I come forth and I rise up: I enter and I have life.
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I am the Dweller in the Eye; my seat is upon my throne, and I sit conspicuously upon it.
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I am Horus, who steppeth onwards through Eternity.

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The Egyptian Book of the dead, Project Gutenberg eBook #69566

CHAPTER XLI. CHAPTER XLIII.