akes, and I advance to the cities thereof, O
divine Hetep. Behold, my mouth is provided with my [teeth which are
like] horns; grant me therefore an overflowing supply of the food
whereon, the 'Doubles' (KAU) and the Spirits (KHU) do live. I have
passed the judgment which Shu passeth upon him that knoweth him,
therefore let me go forth to the cities of [Hetep], and let me sail
about among its lakes, and let me walk about in Sekhet-Hetep. Behold
R[=a] is in heaven, and behold the god Hetep is the twofold offering
thereof. I have come forward to the land [of Hetep], I have girded up
my loins and come forth so that the gifts which are about to be given
unto me may be given, and I am glad, and I have laid hold upon my
strength which the god Hetep hath greatly increased for me." "O
Unen-em-hetep, [Footnote: The name of the first large section of
Sekhet-Aaru.] I have entered into thee, and my soul followeth after
me, and my divine food is upon my hands. O Lady of the two lands,
[Footnote: A lake in the second section of Sekhet-Aaru.] who
stablishest my word whereby I remember and forget, let me live
uninjured, and without any injury [being done] unto me. O grant to me,
O do thou grant to me, joy of heart; make thou me to be at peace, bind
thou up my sinews and muscles, and make me to receive the air."

"O Unen-em-hetep, O Lady of the winds, I have entered into thee, and I
have shewn [Footnote: Literally, "opened."] my head [therein]. R[=a]
sleepeth, but I am awake, and there is the goddess Hast at the gate of
heaven by night. Obstacles have been set before me, but I have
gathered together what R[=a] hath emitted. I am in my city."

"O Nut-urt, [Footnote: The name of a lake in the first section of
Sekhet-Aaru.] I have entered into thee and I have reckoned up my
harvest, and I go forward to Uakh. [Footnote: The name of a lake in
the second section of Sekhet-Aaru.] I am the Bull enveloped in
turquoise, the lord of the Field of the Bull, the lord of the divine
speech of the goddess Septet (Sothis) at her hours. O Uakh, I have
entered into thee, I have eaten my bread, I have gotten the mastery
over choice pieces of the flesh of oxen and of feathered fowl, and the
birds of Shu have been given unto me; I follow after the gods, and the
divine 'Doubles' (KAU)."

"O Tohefet, [Footnote: The name of a district in the third section of
Sekhet-Aaru.] I have entered int