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. ([Text]) (London, 1895)

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THE BOOK OF THE DEAD.

[Plate IV.


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amnia tatu - nej tau heq per embah

Grant that may be given to him cakes [and] beer, and a coming forth in the presence of


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A usar un - nef ma, sesu Heru t'etta

Osiris ; may he be like the followers of Horus for ever !

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Behold

Osiris

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in thy presence, O lord of

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Amentet. There is no fault in my body, not have I spoken lies with knowledge,

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dn sep sen dmmd un - d ma hesi enti

not have [I] acted with a double intent. Grant that I may be like the favoured ones who are

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meny en Un-nefer makua

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Saith Horus the avenger ofhisfather, heir veritable of Un-nefer: I am come

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sap

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to lead to thee

Osiris Hu-nefer.

Hehathbeen judged in

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weight of the balance resteth (?) upon its place.