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Ancient Egypt/lfo/The Liturgy of Funeral Offerings: Chapter IV : The Seventy-sixth Ceremony

The Liturgy of Funeral Offerings: Chapter IV : The Seventy-sixth Ceremony

THE SEVENTY-SIXTH CEREMONY.

A spleen, with the formula:--

"Osiris Unas, the Eye of Horus hath been presented unto thee, so that thou mayest go (?) with it."

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