The Egyptian Book of the Dead
The Book whereby the glorified one is made strong, and is made to embark in the boat of Rā, together with those who are with the god.
100.1Let me convey the divine Heron to the East, Osiris to Tattu. Let me open the caverns of Hāpu, clear the path of the Solar Orb and tow along Sekaru upon his sledge. Let the Great one give me strength at her fixed hour.
100.2I hail and give worship to the Orb, and associate myself with those in adoration, I am one of them.
100.3Let me be a second to Isis; and let her glorified ones give me strength.
100.4Let me fasten my tackle, let me stop the adversary, and force him to turn back his steps.
100.5Let Rā lend me his two hands, let not his divine Boatmen prevent me. Let my strength be that of the divine Eye, and conversely.
100.6Said over the Figure in the Text, which is written upon clean paper, with artist’s ink, fresh and mixed with essence of Ānta; let the dead person have it put upon his body without inserting it into his limbs; he will enter into the Bark of Rā at the round of each day, Thoth will appreciate him, on his coming forth or entering, undeviatingly for times infinite.