Excellent Sovereign! come to thine abode! Un-nefer the justified, come to Tattu. O fructifying Bull, come to Anap. Beloved of the Adytum, come to Kha. Come to Tattu, the place which thy soul prefers. The spirits of thy fathers second thee. Thy son, the youth Horus, the child of (thy) two sisters,(581) is before thee. At the dawn of light, I am thy protection each day. I never separate myself from thee. O god An, come to Sais. Sais is thy name. Come to Aper; thou wilt see thy mother Neith.(582) Beautiful Child, do not stay far from her. Come to her nipples; abundance is in them.(583) Excellent Brother, do not stay far from her. O son, come to Sais! Osiris-Tarut, surnamed Nainai, born of Persais the justified, come to Aper, thy city. Thine abode is Tab. Thou reposest (there) by thy divine mother, forever. She protecteth thy members, she disperseth thine enemies, she is the protection of thy members forever. O excellent Sovereign! come to thine abode. Lord of Sais, come to Sais. Invocation By Isis.(584) (She says:) Come to thine abode! come to thine abode. Excellent Sovereign, come to thine abode. Come (and) behold thy son Horus as supreme Ruler of gods and men. He hath taken possession of the cities and the districts, by the grandeur of the respect he inspires. Heaven and earth are in awe of him, the barbarians are in fear of him. Thy companions, who are gods and men, have become his, in the _two hemispheres_ to accomplish thy ceremonies. Thy two sisters are near to thee, offering libations to thy person; thy son Horus accomplisheth for thee the funeral offering: of bread, of beverages, of oxen and of geese. Toth chanteth thy festival-songs, invoking thee by his beneficial formulæ. The children of Horus are the protection of thy members, benefiting thy soul each day. Thy son Horus saluteth thy name (in) thy mysterious abode, in presenting thee the things consecrated to thy person. The gods hold vases in their hands to make libations to thy being. Come to thy companions, Supreme Ruler, our Lord! Do not separate thyself from them. When this is recited, the place (where one is) is holy in the extreme. Let it be seen or heard by no one, excepting by the principal _Khereb-heb_(585) and the _Sam_.(586) Two women, beautiful in their members, having been introduced, are made to sit down on the ground at the principal door of the Great Hall.(587) (Then) the names of Isis and Nephthys are inscribed on their shoulders. Crystal vases (full) of water are placed in their right hands; loaves of bread made in Memphis in their left hands. Let them pay attention to the things done at the third hour of the day, and also at the eighth hour of the day.