The sky is overcast,
The stars are darkened,
The celestial expanses quiver,
The bones of the earth-gods tremble.
The planets are stilled,
Which see me ascending and exalted
As this god, Lord of myriads,
Who lives on offerings,
Whom Osiris has equipped.
I am Re, the sole jackal in the sky,
Whose mother knows not his name.
My power is in the horizon,
My glory is in the sky,
Like Re-Atum my father who begot me;
He gave me his soul,
He gave me his power,
And I am indeed a spirit.
My magic is about me,
My foes are under my feet,
The gods are on me,
My uraei are on my brow,
My guiding serpent is on my vertex,
My soul has looked in the flame,
And it is licked up.
It is I who have acquired his powers,
I am the Bull of the sky
Who conquers at Will,
Who lives on the beings of the gods,
And who feeds on hearts and magic;
Even of those who come with their bodies full of magic
From the Island of Fire.
Those who are in the celestial expanses serve me,
And I have appeared among them as a god,
A possessor of helpers.
I sit with my back to Geb
At the head of the Two Conclaves,
For it is I who will give judgement
In company with Him whose name is hidden
On that night of slaying the Oldest Ones.
I am a Lord of men who lives on the gods,
I am one who himself prepares his meal...
The Chaos-gods are chewed,
The sun-folk are swallowed,
The new moon circulates under them.

>>40953377
>In the performance of thy duties take care not to encroach on the estates of the temples, and do nothing in connection with them for thy individual. Moreover, withdraw not a temple-servant rom his duty in order to work for some other man's benefit. Remove no land-mark, break not down any boundary, and avoid all encroachments on lands set apart for the endowments of tombs. Fail in any of these things and terrible calamity will befall thee. And in verifying the estate of the widow do not filch away any of her land through the cubit of the fields. The man who cheats in land is snared in the counsels of iniquity, and the Will of the Moon-god shall fetter him (i.e., make him go mad?). Observe what he does. He robs the helpless man in a shameless fashion. He is thy enemy, and a man's life is snatched away by a mere glance of his eye, and his house is a menace to the town. But his sons and daughters shall never inherit his property, and his possessions shall be given to another.

>As for thee, drive not thy furrows through the (unploughed or neglected) fields of another man, for the well-being that comes from thine own furrows is better for thee. Plough the fields that thou knowest to be thine own property, and get thy bread from the treasure-house of thy body. Six feet of land that God has given thee are better than thirty thousand that thou hast acquired by fraud.

>Treat thyself well, and make thy body strong and happy, but remember not to do that for which Nebertcher, i.e., the All-Lord, will hold thee responsible.

>>40612644
https://youtu.be/u2ltkcGOz_c