Naville. M. Edouard, edition of the Book of the Dead, Introd. xvii., 146. Nebesheh. Scarabs of, 27. Neb-ka. Scarabs of, 23, 46. Nehabkau, 153. Nephesh of the Hebrew Qabbalah, and the lower vitality of the Mummy or Sahu, 118, 119. Nephthys, 86. Neshamah. The, of the Hebrew Qabbalah, 116. Nine. The divine, 83. Nothing destroyed, only transformed, 95, 96. _Nous._ The, of the Greeks, 116. Nu or, the Sky, 108. See, Nut. Nut, 79. Oldest scarabs, 46. Osiris, 93, 94, 106, 147, 149. the dead one became an Osiris, Introd. vi. Pacht was the Mistress of thoughts, 70. Papyrus Ebers. Introd. x., note. Papyrus. Medical, Introd. x. Pentateuch. Hebrew, no idea in it, of the immortality of the soul and its future reward or punishment, Introd. xiii. _et seq._ _Per-em-hru._ See, Book of the Dead. Pepi I. Scarabs of the period of, 24. Personality. The, 116, 117, 119, 120. Philo. Introd. xiii. Philosophers, 73. failure of, to understand psychological phenomena, 3. Philosophy. Ancient Egyptian, 68. of the Ancient Egyptians not yet understood, 68. Philostratus quoted, 4. Phœnician scarabs, 128 _et seq._ Phœnicians. The, were copyists, 132. Phœnician manufactures of cylinders, signets, etc., 129 _et seq._ Pierret. M. Paul, his edition of the Book of the Dead, Introd. xvii., xviii., 145. Plato, 75. Pliny quoted as to the scarabæus, 7 _et seq._ Plutarch, 74. quoted, 7, note. Prayers and litanies for the dead, 121. Precious stones. Hard, Chapters of the Book of the Dead incised on, 151. hard, used in making scarabs, 18, 19, 33, 151. in the Ephod of the Hebrew High Priest, 37. Primordial Man. The, 16, 17 and note. Prototypes. The, 103, 104. See, Mesxen, also Souls. _Psyche_, 114, 115. See also, Soul. Psychology. Ancient Egyptian, 114 _et seq._ and the Hebrew Qabbalah. _Ibid._ Psychology. Ancient Egyptian, as yet only partly understood, 69. Psychostasia. The, or weighing of the soul of the dead, 149, 152, 153. See, Future rewards and punishments of the soul. Ptah, 90. the scarab an emblem of, he was one of the forms of the creative power, 12, 14. Ptah-Sokari-Osiris, was sometimes represented under the form of a scarab, 15. Ptah-Tatunen, 94. Ptah-Tore, 12 note. Punishment in the Underworld, 87. See, Annihilation, also, Psychostasia. Pythagoras, 75. Qabbalah. The Oral Tradition or, 69. of the Hebrews and the psychology of the Ancient Egyptians, 115 _et seq._ the Rua'h of the Hebrew Qabbalah, 115. the Nephesh of the Hebrew Qabbalah, 118, 119. the Neshamah of the Hebrew Qabbalah, 116. Qebhsennuf, 109. Ra, 79, 83, 93, 94, 112, 151, 153. the scarabæus as the symbol of the creating power of Ra, 14, 15, 84. when used as part of the king's name, 23. Ra-Harmakhis, 81. Rameses II. Scarabs of the period of, 26. Ren, the Name or Personality, 116, 117, 119, 120. Renouf. P. Le Page, his edition of the Book of the Dead, Introd. xviii., Appendix A.