(41) Aroueris, or Thoth, one of the five immortals, protected the infant Horus from the wrath of Typhon after the murder of Osiris. He also revised the ancient Egyptian calendar by increasing the year from 360 days to 365. Thoth Hermes was called "The Dog-Headed" because of his faithfulness and integrity. He is shown crowned with a solar nimbus, carrying in one hand the Crux Ansata, the symbol of eternal life, and in the other a serpent-wound staff symbolic of his dignity as counselor of the gods.

(9) In the ancient world the year had 360 days. The five extra days were gathered together by the God of Cosmic Intelligence to serve as the birthdays of the five gods and goddesses who are called the sons and daughters of Ham. Upon the first of these special days Osiris was born and upon the fourth of them Isis. (The number four shows the relation that this goddess bears to the earth and its elements.) Typhon, the Egyptian Demon or Spirit of the Adversary, was born upon the third day. Typhon is often symbolized by a crocodile; sometimes his body is a combination of crocodile and hog. Isis stands for knowledge and wisdom, and according to Plutarch the word Typhon means insolence and pride. Egotism, self-centeredness, and pride are the deadly enemies of understanding and truth. This part of the allegory is revealed.

(710) 2212 ------------- these gods -------------------- 2212 ----- says the priest of R` to [N.] 2212 ------------- of the gods, he satisfies the spirits. 2212 ------------- N. the sky with ------------------2212e ---------- his pellet of incense is broken ------ 2213 Horus has put his arm around [N.] -------------- 2213 ------- before N. N --------------------- 2213 ----- N. with natron ------------------------- 2213 Thou art Thot who avenges it; thou art not [ like Set who took it]. 2213 -----------------------------------------