[Illustration: CHAPTER 151. =Papyrus, British Museum, 10010.=] [Illustration: CHAPTER 152. =Papyrus, Busca.=] [Illustration: CHAPTER 151A _ter._ =Papyrus, B.M., 9900.= ] [Illustration: CHAPTER 152. =Papyrus, Louvre, III, 93.= ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------ Chapter CL. NOTES. This is not a separate chapter: it stands to 149 as 16 to 15. It consists of the vignettes accompanying Chapter 149, and it is the end of many papyri. Curiously, there are fifteen domains instead of fourteen, one of them, the fifth, seems to have been divided into two. At the corner of the picture are four serpents, which I consider as the four cardinal points. Taking the domains in the same order as in the preceding text, we find them named in the following way in the papyrus _Aa_:— 1. The good Amenta, the gods within which live on _shens_ and _tu_ loaves. 2. The garden of Aarru; the god in it is Rā. 3. The domain of the glorious ones. 4. The high and lofty mountain. 5. The basin, the fire of which is a blazing flame; the front of the fire, the god in it is the bearer of altars. 6. Amemhet, the god in it is he who knocks down the fishes. 7. Asset. 8. Hasert, the god in it is the bearer of heaven. 9. Akset, the god in it is Maatetf. 10. The face of the Kahu gods. 11. Aat, the god in it is Sothis. 12. The domain of Unt, the god in it is the destroyer of souls. 13. The surface of the water, the god in it is the mighty power. 14. The domain of Cher-āba, the god in it is the Nile. ------------------------------------ CHAPTER CLI. (_a_) Words of Anubis. Thy right eye is in the Sektit boat, thy left eye is in the Âtit boat. Thy eyebrows are with(1.) Anubis, thy fingers are with Thoth, thy locks are with Ptah Sokaris; they prepare for thee a good way, they smite for thee the associates of Sut. (_b_) Said by Isis. I have come as thy protector, _N._, with the breath coming forth from Tmu. I shall strengthen for thee thy throat. I give thee to be like a god. I will put all thy enemies under thy feet. (_c_) Said by Nephthys. I go round my brother Osiris _N._ I have come as thy protector. I am myself behind thee for ever, hearing when thou art addressed by Rā, and when thou art justified by the gods. Arise, thou art justified through all that has been done for thee. Ptah has smitten thy enemies; thou art Horus the son of Hathor. It has been ordered what should be done for thee. Thy head will not be taken away from thee for ever. (_d_) Words of the figure of the Northern wall. He who cometh to enchain, I shall not let him enchain thee. He who cometh to throw bonds, I shall not let him throw bonds on thee. I am here to throw bonds on thee. I am here to enchain thee; but I am thy protector.(2.)