The Egyptian Book of the Dead

Chapter of passing through the chine of Apepi which is void.

Peter Le Page Renouf and Édouard Naville, 1904 · 6 paragraphs · Read at the source

7.1Oh, One of Wax, who takest captive and seizest with violence, and livest upon those who are motionless! Let me not become motionless before thee, let me not be paralysed before thee, let not thy venoms enter into my limbs, for my limbs are the limbs of Tmu.

7.2And if thou wouldst not be paralysed, let me not be paralysed.

7.3Let not thy languors enter these limbs of mine.

7.4I am the One who presideth over the pole of Heaven, and the powers of all the gods are my powers.

7.5I am he, whose names are hidden, and whose abodes are mysterious for all eternity.

7.6It is I who proceed from Tmu, and I am safe and sound.