Râ flingeth down thy words; thy face is twisted round by the gods; thy whole heart is torn out by the Lynx goddess; chains are flung upon thee by the Scorpion goddess; and slaughter is dealt upon thee by Maāt.
The gods who are on the roads overthrow thee.
Apep falleth down, the enemy of Râ.
O thou who removest the bolt from the East of Heaven at the stormy voice of bellowings, and openest the gates of the Horizon before Râ: he cometh forth fainting from the wounds.
I am a doer of thy will, I am a doer of thy will, O Râ.
I have done well, I have done well; I have done to the satisfaction of Râ.
And I raise shouts of acclamation at thy success at fettering, O Râ. Apep is fallen and is in bonds.
The gods of the South, the North, the West and the East bind him; their bonds are upon him. Aker([2]) overthroweth him, and the lord of the ruddy sky doth bind him.
Râ is satisfied; Râ is satisfied; Râ maketh his progress peacefully.
Apep falleth; Apep goeth down; the enemy of Râ. And more grave for thee is the proof([3]) than that sweet proof through the Scorpion goddess, which she practised for thee, in the pain which she suffered...([4]).