[Footnote 39]: From the Papyrus of Nekht (Brit. Mus. No. 10,471).

[Footnote 40]: The evening and morning sun respectively.

[Footnote 41]: Like Nut, a goddess of the sky, but particularly of that portion of it in which the sun rises.

[Footnote 42]: Plutarchi de Iside et Osirids liber: Graece et Anglice. By S. Squire, Cambridge, 1744.

[Footnote 43]: i.e., Nut.

[Footnote 44]: i.e., Seb.

[Footnote 45]: i.e., Rā.

[Footnote 46]: i.e., Hera-ur, "Horus the Elder."

[Footnote 47]: i.e., Set.

[Footnote 48]: In the Egyptian calendar this day was marked triply unlucky.