The Egyptian Conception of Immortality
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A. W. Budge, p. 26]: "If this book be knownon earth and written on the coffin, it is my mouth. He shall comeforth by day in any form he desires and he shall go into hisplace without being prevented. There shall be given to him breadand beer and meat upon the altar of Osiris. He shall enter in, inpeace, to the field of Earu according to this decree of the onewho is in the City of Dedu. There shall be given to him wheat andbarley there. He shall flourish as he did upon earth. He shall dohis desir...es like these nine Gods who are in the underworld, asfound true millions of times. He is the Osiris: the Scribe Ani. " There are chapters to overcome all the evil which a soul mayencounter; there are words to greet all the gods whom the souldesires to visit. The Scribe Ani had an exceptional position onearth; he desires to do his desire in the other world; and in thenames of Osiris he recites the magic words that bring him thepower. He is Ani, but he calls himself Osiris; just as thepriestly doctor mixes his dose of medicine and calls it "the eyeof Horus tested and found true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. W. Budge, p. 26]: "If this book be knownon earth and written on the coffin, it is my mouth. He shall comeforth by day in any form he desires and he shall go into hisplace without being prevented. There shall be given to him breadand beer and meat upon the altar of Osiris. He shall enter in, inpeace, to the field of Earu according to this decree of the onewho is in the City of Dedu. There shall be given to him wheat andbarley there. He shall flourish as he did upon earth. He shall dohis desir...es like these nine Gods who are in the underworld, asfound true millions of times. He is the Osiris: the Scribe Ani. " There are chapters to overcome all the evil which a soul mayencounter; there are words to greet all the gods whom the souldesires to visit. The Scribe Ani had an exceptional position onearth; he desires to do his desire in the other world; and in thenames of Osiris he recites the magic words that bring him thepower. He is Ani, but he calls himself Osiris; just as thepriestly doctor mixes his dose of medicine and calls it "the eyeof Horus tested and found true.
What to read after The Egyptian Conception of Immortality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reisner George Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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