In the next ceremony there were presented as a Shebu offering a Tua cake and a Shens cake, and the Kher heb said:--
"Let there be praise to thee and to thy KA, O Osiris,
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which hath been cut away from the hand of him that doeth violence to the dead. O Unas, thou hast received these thy bread-cakes, which are from the Eye of Horus.
"Osiris Unas, the Eye of Horus hath been presented unto thee, [that is to say,] that which hath been mixed together for thee by it, so that thou mayest be filled with that which hath been pressed out and hath
Ancient Egypt
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