Luxor Its Temples
Luxor Its Temples
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) of new cedar - wood, which his rnajesfy cut upon the hill country of To- Nuter (Lebanon), and which vcas dragged over the mount ains of Retenu by the piinces of all foreign countries. It is made very wide and long ; never was made the like thereof (aforetime). It is overlaid with silver and invcr ought with gold throughout. The great slwine {i. E. , the baldachin amidships under THE FESTIVAL OF OPET 75 which the smaller boat-shrine was placed) is of gold, and it fills the land with its bright...ness. The bows of the vessel were adorned with great c?'oivns, their serpents coiling on either side thereof. The shrine had in front of it flag-staffs overlaid with gold and a pair of obelisks. Round about the shrine were set up small figures of the " souls " of Buto and Nekhen* and also of two musician-priestesses, the so-called ;^z{??Y-priestesses of Upper and Lower Egypt, all making jubilation in honour of the divinity within.
As the flotilla of boats made its way up the river, a great accompanying procession of people, in addition to those who held the tow-ropes, marched simultaneously along the east bank, a priest at the head of them chanting a hymn in honour of Amun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) of new cedar - wood, which his rnajesfy cut upon the hill country of To- Nuter (Lebanon), and which vcas dragged over the mount ains of Retenu by the piinces of all foreign countries. It is made very wide and long ; never was made the like thereof (aforetime). It is overlaid with silver and invcr ought with gold throughout. The great slwine {i. E. , the baldachin amidships under THE FESTIVAL OF OPET 75 which the smaller boat-shrine was placed) is of gold, and it fills the land with its bright...ness. The bows of the vessel were adorned with great c?'oivns, their serpents coiling on either side thereof. The shrine had in front of it flag-staffs overlaid with gold and a pair of obelisks. Round about the shrine were set up small figures of the " souls " of Buto and Nekhen* and also of two musician-priestesses, the so-called ;^z{??Y-priestesses of Upper and Lower Egypt, all making jubilation in honour of the divinity within.
As the flotilla of boats made its way up the river, a great accompanying procession of people, in addition to those who held the tow-ropes, marched simultaneously along the east bank, a priest at the head of them chanting a hymn in honour of Amun.
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