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Pyramid Texts — Budge 1911 Pepi I / Merenre / Pepi II selections — sourcepage 365

Appendix 351 not permit thee to be heard by those in the east, he will not permit thee to be heard by those in the south, he will not permit thee to be heard by those in the north, he will not permit thee to be heard by those in the middle of the earth, [but] thou shalt be heard by Horus. There shall be performed for him everything which he speaketh in every place whither he shall go. Water (?) shall be raised up for him there, water (?) shall be raised up for him when it is there. Thy staff shall be lifted up for him there, thy staff shall be lifted up for him when he is there. Food-offerings shall be raised up for him there, food-offerings shall be raised up for him when he is there. The henket-offerings shall be raised up for him there, they shall be raised up for him when they are there. Everything shall be raised up for him there, and it shall be raised when it is there. He shall be transported to every place wherein he desireth to be. The celestial doors stand [closed] for thee through Anmutf.^ They shall not open to those in the west, they shall not open to those in the east, they shall not open to those in the north, they shall not open to those in the south, they shall not open to those in the middle of the earth. They shall open to Horus, he worketh them, he maketh them to stand [closed]. He delivereth them from every deadly thing which Set doeth unto them. He holdeth thee fast^ in thy name of " Ker[k]-shet." He conducteth and followeth after thee in thy name of " Nut." He delivereth thee from every deadly thing which Set doeth unto thee. Nut wel- cometh (?), welcometh (?) thee, Keb hath decreed thee to be welcomed (?) in thy name of " Nut." . . . Osiris [Pepi], thy mother Nut spreadeth herself over thee in her name of " Shet-pet," she causeth thee to exist as god ; no enemy is to thee in thy name of "god"; she protecteth thee against every evil thing in her name of " Khnemet-urt." Thou art the greatest of her children. Osiris [Pepi], thou art the double of all the gods. Horus toucheth thee, and thou becomest his double. Hail, Keb, this Osiris [Pepi]^ is the son of Shu. Thy ^ 1^^ ^ '^^ " <^^X,- ^ See Mer-en-Ra, 1. 126. 2 A 2

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