The book of the Dead
The book of the Dead
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Thou artthe God One, who camest into being in the beginning of time. Thoudidst create the earth, and man, thou didst make the sky and thecelestial river Hep; thou didst make the waters and didst give lifeunto all that therein is. Thou hast knit together the mountains, thouhast made mankind and the beasts of the field to come into being, andhast made the heavens and the earth. The fiend Nak is overthrown, hisarms are cut off. O thou Divine Youth, thou heir of everlastingness, self-begotten and s...elf-born, One, Might, of myriad forms and aspects, Prince of An (i. E. , On), Lord of Eternity, Everlasting Ruler, theCompany of the Gods rejoice in thee. As thou risest thou growestgreater: thy rays are upon all faces. Thou art unknowable, and notongue can describe thy similitude; thou existest alone. Millionsof years have passed over the world, I cannot tell the number ofthose through which thou hast passed. Thou journeyest through spaces[requiring] millions of years [to pass over] in one little moment oftime, and then thou settest and dost make an end of the hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou artthe God One, who camest into being in the beginning of time. Thoudidst create the earth, and man, thou didst make the sky and thecelestial river Hep; thou didst make the waters and didst give lifeunto all that therein is. Thou hast knit together the mountains, thouhast made mankind and the beasts of the field to come into being, andhast made the heavens and the earth. The fiend Nak is overthrown, hisarms are cut off. O thou Divine Youth, thou heir of everlastingness, self-begotten and s...elf-born, One, Might, of myriad forms and aspects, Prince of An (i. E. , On), Lord of Eternity, Everlasting Ruler, theCompany of the Gods rejoice in thee. As thou risest thou growestgreater: thy rays are upon all faces. Thou art unknowable, and notongue can describe thy similitude; thou existest alone. Millionsof years have passed over the world, I cannot tell the number ofthose through which thou hast passed. Thou journeyest through spaces[requiring] millions of years [to pass over] in one little moment oftime, and then thou settest and dost make an end of the hours.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Budge Ernest Alfred Wallis to read onlineMoreLess
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