VI. 1 There is no building that can contain him!(485) 2 There is no counsellor(486) in thy heart! 3 Thy youth delight in thee, thy children: 4 Thou directest(487) them as King. 5 Thy law is established in the whole land, 6 In the presence of thy servants in the North:(488) 7 Every eye is satisfied with him:(489) 8 He careth for the abundance of his blessings. VII. 1 The inundation comes, (then) cometh rejoicing; 2 Every heart exulteth: 3 The tooth of the crocodiles, the children of Neith(490) 4 (Even) the circle of the gods who are counted with thee. 5 Doth not its outburst water the fields, 6 Overcoming mortals (with joy): 7 Watering one to produce another.(491) 8 There is none who worketh with him; 9 He produces food without the aid of Neith.(492) 10 Mortals he causes to rejoice. VIII. 1 He giveth light on his coming from darkness:(493) 2 In the pastures of his cattle 3 His might produceth all: 4 What was not, his moisture bringeth to life, 5 Men are clothed to fill his gardens: 6 He careth for his laborers. 7 He maketh even and noontide, 8 He is the infinite Ptah and Kabes.(494) 9 He createth all works therein, 10 All writings, all sacred words, 11 All his implements in the North.(495) IX. 1 He enters with words the interior of his house,(496) 2 When he willeth he goeth forth from his mystic fane. 3 Thy wrath is destruction of fishes.(497) 4 Then(498) men implore thee for the waters of the season. 5 “That the Thebaid may be seen like the Delta. 6 That every man be seen bearing his tools, 7 No man left behind his comrade! 8 Let the clothed be unclothed, 9 No adornments for the sons of nobles, 10 No circle of gods in the night!” 11 The response (of the god) is refreshing water, 12 Filling all men with fatness. X. 1 Establisher of justice! men rejoice 2 With flattering words to worship(499) thee, 3 Worshipped together with the mighty water! 4 Men present offerings of corn, 5 Adoring all the gods: 6 No fowls fall on the land.(500) 7 Thy hand is adorned with gold,(501) 8 As moulded of an ingot of gold, 9 Precious as pure lapis lazuli,(502) 10 Corn in its state of germination is not eaten.(503) XI. 1 The hymn is addressed to thee with the harp; 2 It is played with a (skilful) hand to thee! 3 The youths rejoice at thee! 4 Thy own children. 5 Thou hast rewarded their labor. 6 There is a great one adorning the land; 7 An enlightener, a buckler in front of men, 8 Quickening the heart in depression. 9 Loving the increase of all his cattle. XII.