Egyptian Ideas of the Future Life

by Sir E. A. Wallis Budge

[Footnote 109]: A city near Memphis.

[Footnote 110]: Literally, "I have not been hot of mouth."

[Footnote 111]: i.e., acted without due consideration.

[Footnote 112]: i.e., I have not been guilty of favouritism.

[Footnote 113]: About B.C. 1500.

[Footnote 114]: About B.C. 1370.

[Footnote 115]: About B.C. 1000.

[Footnote 116]: Written in the Ptolemaic period.

[Footnote 117]: See Erman, Westcar Papyrus, Berlin, 1890, hieroglyphic transcript, plates 9 and10.

[Footnote 118]: These are a class of mythological beings, or demi-gods, who already in the Vth dynasty were supposed to recite prayers on behalf of the deceased, and to assist Horus and Set in performing funeral ceremonies. See my Papyrus of Ani, p. cxxv.