Chapter of the Tat of gold.

Peter Le Page Renouf and Édouard Naville, 1904 · 2 paragraphs · Read at the source

155.1Here is thy backbone, thou still-heart! here is thy spine, thou still-heart! Put it close to thee. I have given thee the water thou wantest. Here it is. I have brought to thee the Tat, in which thy heart rejoiceth.

155.2Said on a Tat of gold inlaid into the substance of sycamore-wood, and dipped into juice of ankhamu. If it is put on the neck of this Chu, he arrives at the doors of the Tuat, and he comes forth by day, even though he be silent. The Tat is put in its place on the first day of the year, as is done to the followers of Osiris.