eth neither herb nor
grass. Then I entered into the hidden place, and I spake with the god Set,
and my protector(?) advanced to me, and his face was clothed (or covered),
and [he] fell upon the hidden things. He entered into the Temple of
Osiris, and he looked upon the hidden things which were therein; and the
sovereign chiefs of the pylons [were] in the form of _khu_s. And the god
Anpu spake [to those who were on] both sides of him with the speech of a
man [as he] came from Ta-mera;(84) he knoweth our paths and our cities. I
make offerings(?), and I smell the odor of him as if he were one among
you, and I say unto him, I am Osiris, the scribe Ani, triumphant in peace,
triumphant! I have come, and (I) have drawn nigh to see the great gods,
and I feed upon the offerings which are among their food. I have been to
the borders [of the territory of] Ba-neb-Tettet (_i.e._, the 'Soul, the
lord of Tattu,' or Osiris), and he hath caused me to come forth like a
_Bennu_ bird, and to utter words. I have been in the water of the stream,
and I have made offerings of incense. I have guided myself to the
_Shentet_ tree of the [divine] children. I have been in Abu (or Abu,
_i.e._, Elephantine[?]) in the Temple of the goddess Satet. I have
submerged the boat of mine enemies [while] I myself have sailed over the
Lake in the _Neshmet_ boat. I have seen the _Sahu_ (_i.e._, the spiritual
bodies) [in] the city of Qem-ur. I have been in the city of Tattu, and I
have brought myself to silence [therein]. I have caused the god to have
the mastery over his two feet. I have been in the Temple of Tep-tu-f
(_i.e._, 'he that is on his hill,' or Anubis), and I have seen him that is
lord of the divine temple. I have entered into the Temple of Osiris, and I
have arrayed myself in the apparel of him that is therein. I have entered
into Re-stau, and I have seen the hidden things which are therein. I was
shrouded [therein], but I found a way for myself. I have gone into the
city of An-aarret-f (_i.e._, the place where nothing groweth), and I
covered my nakedness with the garments which were therein. There was given
unto me the _anti_ unguent [such as] women [use], along with the powder of
human beings. Verily Sut(?) hath spoken unto me the things which concern
himself, and I said, 'Let thy weighing be in(?) us.' "

"The Majesty of the god Anpu saith, 'Knowest thou the name of this door so
as to declare it unto me?' And Osiris, the scribe Ani, triumphant in
p