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The ancient Egyptian, like the modern African, made offerings to the spirits of his ancestors with the view of keeping their help and protection by maintaining their existence, and he also did so in order to prevent them from being obliged to eat filth and drink polluted water.^ Moreover, 1 Dennett, At the Back of the Black Maris Mind, p. 260.
^ Nassau, Fetichism in West Africa, p. 92.
3 See Book of the Dead, Chapters CLXXVIII, LII and LIII.
Osiris and Sacrifice and Offerings 263 by making offe...rings to the dead in this world, a man caused provision to be made for himself in the Other World when his time should come to depart thither. In Seti I offering raiment to Osiris.
Marietta, Abydos, Vol. I, p. 50.
Seti I offering sceptres, etc. , to Osiris.
Marietta, Abydos, Vol. I, p. 48.
other words, his offerings went before him to the Other World and awaited him there ;^ the offerings which he made to the gods also were as treasure laid up in heaven, and there became his own again, according to 1 See the Book Am-Tuat, Second Division.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ancient Egyptian, like the modern African, made offerings to the spirits of his ancestors with the view of keeping their help and protection by maintaining their existence, and he also did so in order to prevent them from being obliged to eat filth and drink polluted water.^ Moreover, 1 Dennett, At the Back of the Black Maris Mind, p. 260.
^ Nassau, Fetichism in West Africa, p. 92.
3 See Book of the Dead, Chapters CLXXVIII, LII and LIII.
Osiris and Sacrifice and Offerings 263 by making offe...rings to the dead in this world, a man caused provision to be made for himself in the Other World when his time should come to depart thither. In Seti I offering raiment to Osiris.
Marietta, Abydos, Vol. I, p. 50.
Seti I offering sceptres, etc. , to Osiris.
Marietta, Abydos, Vol. I, p. 48.
other words, his offerings went before him to the Other World and awaited him there ;^ the offerings which he made to the gods also were as treasure laid up in heaven, and there became his own again, according to 1 See the Book Am-Tuat, Second Division.
What to read after Osiris And the Egyptian Resurrection:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Budge, E. A. Wallis (Ernest Alfred Wallis), Sir, 1857-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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