Salutation to thee, Ur-ar-set, in that voyage of heaven and the disaster in Tennu, when those dogs were gathered together, not without giving voice.
I have come myself and delivered the god from that pain and suffering, that was in trunk, in shoulder and in leg.
I have come and healed([1]) the trunk, and fastened the shoulder and made firm the leg.
And I embark for the voyage of Rā.
Note.
[1.] Healed. Such is the meaning of
, as in chapter 147, 17, and Unas 214, no less than in a passage which does not occur in the most ancient texts of chapter 17, but which is found in the papyri and is derived from the early traditions. Thoth healed the face of Horus.