CX. The Chapter which in the printed copy of the Turin _Todtenbuch_ is numbered 110 interrupts the series of chapters on the Powers of certain localities. The translation of it is reserved till that of these chapters is completed. It will be found at page 193. ------------------------------------ CHAPTER CXI. is only a repetition of Chapter CVIII. ------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ PLATE XXIX. BOOK OF THE DEAD. [Illustration: CHAPTER CX. =Bas Relief, Leyden Museum.=] [Illustration: CHAPTER CXII. =MARIETTE, “Abydos,” I, p. 83.= ] [Illustration: CHAPTER CXII. =MARIETTE, “Abydos,” I, pl. 39.= ] [Illustration: CHAPTER CXII. =MARIETTE, “Abydos,” I, p. 82.= ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ PLATE XXX. BOOK OF THE DEAD. [Illustration: CHAPTER CXII. MARIETTE, “Abydos,” I, pl. 10. ] [Illustration: CHAPTER CXIII. MARIETTE, “Abydos,” I, pl. 29. ] [Illustration: CHAPTER CXII. =Papyrus, British Museum, No. 9900.= ] [Illustration: CHAPTER CXIII. =Papyrus, British Museum, No. 9964.= ] [Illustration: CHAPTERS CXII AND CXIII. MARIETTE, “Abydos,” I, pl. 31. ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ CHAPTER CXII. _Chapter whereby one knoweth the Powers of Pu._[(1.)] Oh thou of corpselike form who art in Chait and Ânpit;(2.) thou goddess of the Net,(3.) who art in Pu; ye who preside over the untilled lands, ye stars and constellations(4.).... Know ye wherefore Pu hath been given to Horus? I know it if ye know it not. It was Râ who gave it to him in amends of the blindness in his eye, in consequence of what Râ said to Horus: “Let me look at what is happening in thine eye to-day,” and he looked at it. Râ said to Horus, “Look, pray, at that black swine.” He looked, and a grievous mishap afflicted his eye. Horus said to Râ, “Lo, my eye is as though the eye of Sutu had made a wound in my own eye.” And wrath devoured his heart. And Râ said to the gods, “Let him be laid upon his bed, that he may recover.” It was Sutu who had taken the form of a black swine, and he wrought the wound which was in the eye of Horus. And Râ said to the gods, “The swine is an abomination to Horus; may he get well.” And the swine became an abomination to Horus.(5.) And the circle of gods said, who were with him when Horus came to light in his own children:(6.) “Let the sacrificial victims(7.) for him be of his oxen, of his goats, and of his swine.” As for Emsta, Hapi, Tuamautef, Kebhsenuf, Horus is their father and Isis their mother.