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Pyramid Texts — Budge 1911 Pepi I / Merenre / Pepi II selections — sourcepage 351

Appendix 337 are to thee, coming forth from the emissions of Osiris. The doors of heaven are open to thee, the doors of the firmament are thrown open to thee, the doors of the Hat-house are open to thee, and the doors of Nut are unclosed to thee. I sis crieth welcome to the Father, Nephthys maketh the Father to advance in peace .... Thy Spirit-soul is behind thee, thy Sekhem is within thee .... Heaven weepeth for thee, the earth trembleth at thee, Smentet crieth out to thee, Menant imploreth thee, rubbing for thee the feet, chafing for thee the two hands. Thou comest forth to heaven like a star, like the Morning Star Pepi cometh to thee, his father, he cometh to thee, O Keb .... This Pepi is the son of the Cow, Smat, the great wife, who conceived him and brought him forth, and set him inside her wing. She saileth over the Lake with thee, she goeth along the canal with thee .... Thy sceptre is firm in thy hand. Thou smitest [therewith], thou directest, thou leviest tax on the lords of service. Behold, thou revolvest about Ra, near the Morning Star ; there is no evil to thee, there is no evil attached to thy name on the earth. 614. Pepi cometh forth from Pe. His garment is like that of Horus, his apparel is like that of the Two Companies of the Gods. Pepi hath made himself to rise on his throne like a king, he hath exalted himself like Ap-uat. He hath received the White Crown and the Green Crown. His mace is in his hand, his Ames sceptre resteth in the palm of his hand. The mother of Pepi is I sis, his nurse is Nephthys, the goddess Sekhat- Heru suckleth him. Net (Neith) followeth him, Serqet- het goeth before him, his tackle is tightened, his boats are grouped together. Behold, the son of Tem hungereth [and] thirsteth, [and] thirsteth [and] hungereth on this southern side of the Lake of Kha. O Thoth, who art in the shade of thy grove, give thou to Pepi the tip of the feather of thy wing on this northern side of the Lake of Kha. Pepi is protected, his flesh is protected ; Pepi is protected, his apparel is protected. He cometh forth to heaven like Menthu, he descendeth like a Ba bird into his net, like the Soul of Ashem .... Exalted is father Osiris Pepi like Ap-uat .... Thy

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Recorded completeness: Complete supplied dedicated appendix TranslationsfromthePyramidTextsofPepiI,MerenRaandPepiII, printed307–363. These are Budge’s historicalselection of PyramidTextpassages, not the fullancientPyramidTextcorpus or modernMercer/Faulknertranslation. Sourcepassagereferences, gaps, uncertainnotes and rawOCR retained unchanged. Otherreligions/discussion, additionalnotes andindex excluded.. Available reading sections are listed below.

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