Egyptian religious poetry

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PAGE O happy is the temple and happy are the priests - : - 94 O Lord of Time, bestower of years : : : 5 =» 86 O Lord of Time, the Lord of Life Eternal : . : . 87 O men! O gods! Your hands under the Kang Z , O Most High, whom none can touch ! . ; 72 On this day the Majesty of this noble God_ . , : - 104 Open, O Heaven! Open, O Earth! . 2 5 | ST Open the gates of Heaven, raise the gates of the isi ro - S7 Open the gates of heaven, unbolt the doors of the sky . - 73 Open the gates of the East and the West : : : - $8 Open the gates of the Horizon . . : : é - 96 O Ré, come and ferry the King . : : : : 5 GR O Soul, great and mighty! . : : : : 5 . 87 O Striker of the Father . J A ; F . . 76 O Thoth, who madest Osiris caeseciial E P ; 2 . 81 © Water of Life in the Heavens! . 5 F . ; . 69 Praise be unto thee, O Osiris : - : : . - 79 Praise to thee, O Eye of Horus. : : : ; - 95 Praise to thee, O Nile . 5 . : . . . . O7 Praise to Thoth, the son of Ré z E . - 99 Praise to thee ! Thou who existeth sate ane : : =) (aK Ptah the Great is the Mind and Tongue . . . : . 47 Rejoice, ye women of Pé and Dep . : : . F - 04 “See him coming, see him coming ! i ; : ; 73 Shining Eye of Horus, come in peace! . , . 110 Shout aloud, ye people who within the rae stand A - 88 Son of God, himself our God . : . . . . . 7 Soul of the Regions of God . : , : ; ; - 88 The good God, strong like Mentu . 4 : Q ‘ . F7, The King goes forth from Buto . . . : a Ff Three are all gods, Amon, Ré and Ptah . . . . . 46 The sky speaks, earth trembles : : : : : - WA Thine ate the Mighty Ones. , c : . : - 67. Thoth has seized thy enemy . : ‘ . ; : - 76 Though I have sinned . : ; Z 2 : - = 90 To Egypt has come great joy . 5 , ; . 5 Gh To him shouts of joy are raised in Bare - , ‘ oe)

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