He who frequenteth the Persea tree is he who regulateth the children of Failure, and that which they do.
O Râ, in thine Egg, who risest up in thine orb, and shinest from thine Horizon, and swimmest over the firmament without a peer, and sailest over the sky; whose mouth sendeth forth breezes of flame, lightening up the Two Earths with thy glories, do thou deliver N from that god whose attributes are hidden, whose eyebrows are as the arms of the Balance upon that day when outrage is brought to account, and each wrong is tied up to its separate block of settlement.
The god whose eyebrows are as the arms of the Balance is “he who lifteth up his arm.”[[21]]
Deliver me from those Wardens of the Passages with hurtful fingers, attendant upon Osiris.
The Wardens of Osiris are the Powers who keep off the forces of the adversaries of Râ.
May your knives not get hold of me; may I not fall into your shambles, for I know your names; my course upon earth is with Râ and my fair goal is with Osiris. Let not your offerings be in my disfavour, oh ye gods upon your altars! I am one of those who follow the Master, a keeper of the writ of Chepera.
I fly like a Hawk, I cackle like the Smen-Goose, I move eternally like Nehebkau.([18])
Oh Tmu who art in the Great Dwelling, Sovereign of all the gods, deliver me from that god who liveth upon the damned; whose face is that of a hound, but whose skin is that of a man; at that angle of the pool of fire; devouring shades, digesting human hearts and voiding ordure. One seeth him not.
This god whose face is that of a hound and whose skin[[22]] is that of a man: Eternal Devourer is his name.([19])
Oh Fearful one, who art over the Two Earths, Red god who orderest the block of execution; to whom is given the Double Crown and Enjoyment as Prince of Sutenhunen.