, but in this place it may simply mean ‘going round in a ship.’
CHAPTER II.
Chapter for Coming forth by day and Living after death.
Oh thou Only One,([1]) who shinest from the Moon, let me come forth amid that train([2]) of thine, at large,([3]) and let me be revealed([4]) as one of those in glory.([5])
And when the Tuat is opened to the gods, let N come forth to do his pleasure upon earth amid the Living.
Notes.
This chapter occurs in only two of the ancient MSS. collated by Naville: Ae and Pf. It is also found in the papyrus of Ani.