Budge, Ernest A. Wallis [Oth.]: The book of the dead: the Papyrus Ani in the British Museum ; the Egyptian text with interlinear transliteration and translation, a running translation, introd. etc. (Facsimile): Facsimile of the papyrus of Ani (London, 1894)

THE BOOK O F THE DEAD

T H E PAPYRUS OF AN I

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18.— Vignettes: (a) Ani entering a doorway,on the other side of which is his Shade accompanied by his Soul, to illustrate the chapter “ of opening the
tomb to the soul and shade ” (b) Ani offering before the model of the Divine Bark of Osiris-Seker. (c) Ani entering Amenta (the nether-world) repre-

sented by a hawk and a feather upon a stand upheld by the solar mount, to illustrate the chapter “of approaching Amenta by day.” (d) Ani, before
an altar with vase and lotus-flower, adoring the god Osiris in form of a ram crowned with the triple crown, which is composed of the sun-disk and crowns
of Upper and Lower Egypt, flanked by the two feathers, or double Law ; to illustrate the chapter “of coming forth by day after entering the Ammehet.”
(e) Ani standing by a doorway, to illustrate the chapter “ of theperson going round to see his house.” (/ ) Ani slaying a serpent.

Text Chapters 92 (continued). 74, 8, 2,9, 132, 10, [48), and 15 of the Book of the Dead.