Mieris. I do not hear—
Yaouma. She speaks! Yes—goddess!
Mieris. Do you see her?
Yaouma [in ecstasy] I see her! She is bending down above us—
Mieris. O goddess!—
Yaouma. She is gone—Mistress, you could not see her, but did you hear the sound of her feet?
Mieris. Yes, I believe I heard it—I believe and I am comforted.
Yaouma. I am happy! To the temple! She beckoned me! To the temple! Come!
They go up. Rheou meets them and leads them away. Satni enters with some men bearing Pakh, who is wounded. Kirjipa almost swooning follows, supported by some women who lead her into the house. The Exorcist, who with his two assistants follows Pakh, takes some clay from a coffer carried by one of his men, shapes it into a ball, and begins, then, the incantation.
Exorcist. Pakh! Son of Ritii! Through thy wound an evil spirit has entered thee. I am about to speak the words that shall drive him out: "The virtues of him who lies there, and who suffers, are the virtues of the father of the gods. The virtues of his brow are the virtues of the brow of Thoumen. The virtues of his eye are the virtues of the eye of Horus, who destroys all creatures."