Budge, Ernest A. Wallis: Some account of the collection of Egyptian antiquities in the possession of Lady Meux: of Theobalds Park, Waltham Cross (London, 1896)

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" May Ra-Harmachis-Tmu, dweller in Hermonthis,
" and Ptah-Seker, the lord of the hidden place, dweller
" in the Great House, and Anubis, who dwelleth in
" the divine hall, the chief reader of the hidden place,
" the great god in the town of embalmment, and
" Nephthys the divine sister, and Isis, the great lady,
" the divine mother, the mistress of Amentet, grant
" [me] sepulchral offerings of tchefa food, oxen, ducks,
" incense and wax. May they grant that [my] soul
" may go in and come out to see the disk and to
" follow Seker in his daily festivals round about
" Memphis, and the power of going in and of walking
" about in the presence of the lords of the underworld,
" and may Osiris the lord of eternity, the dweller in
" Amentet, weave for me a garland of flowers to put
" on my neck on the day of the festival."
The scenes below this line are as follows:—
i. Osiris seated on a throne, Isis, Horus on a
standard, and the deceased (?).

2. Isis, winged, and a god seated in a shrine.

3. Nephthys, winged, and a god seated in a shrine.

4. The deceased making offerings to Anubis, and

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