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Egyptian Book of the Dead

Chapter XCIV
Ancient Egyptian trans. P. Le Page Renouf & E. Naville • c. c. 1550 BCE
1.
Oh mighty one, who seest thy father, and who hast charge of the Book of Thoth
2.
Here am I, I come and am glorified and filled with Soul and Power and provided with the writings of Thoth, which I bring in order to purify the tunnel which is in Sutu. I bring the Palette and I bring the Inkstand as the instruments of Thoth, the secrets of which are divine
3.
Here am I, as the Scribe; I bring the remains of Osiris; and the writing which I have made upon them is decreed by the great god to be good, daily, among the good. Thou hast decreed, Horus of the Two Horizons, that I shall be the author of Maāt and tend it daily to Rā