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48 up himself with offerings unto thee, causing him, the great God, to approach,

He, who goeth forth in front of the great heir, who goeth forth from Ra, the eldest one, beautiful prince, of god-like face, the living soul of Istennu (Thoth)&mdash;

The child, proceeding from the God of seeing and hearing, the eldest one, prince of eastern

and western horizons, heir of Sab.

He giveth to thee every circuit of the Sun God Aten&mdash;come to thy temple, oh Osiris, Opener-of-Ways to the Gods:

Thou openest thy two eyes and thou dost behold among them.

Remove thou storms of rain and give thou sunshine to the land, with fecundity during the night-time.

Come to thy temple, oh Osiris Khent-Amentit; come to thy temple!

Come with the body of the Uraeus on thy head: his two eyes shine over the two regions of the gods;

Exalted twice over is the prince, our lord.

Thy foes are destined for slaughter, since they are not steadfast at all because of thy name.

Make firm thy limbs for thee, oh Un-Nofer&mdash;life, stability and health;

For thy flesh causeth the heart to rest, oh Osiris, beautiful.