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Connecting Room hieroglyphs
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Connecting Room

Moreover, there is a door of the Connecting Room, south of it, opening on the Corridor just as on the western side. This room has the perfect dimensions of 7 (cubits) by 4 an contains all rituals for the presentation of the food offerings. – The Great Building Inscription of the edfu Temple Translated by […]

Sanctuary of Sokar
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Shatjyat – Sanctuary of Sokar

The Shatjyat Sanctuary of Sokar, to the west of it and decorated with the protector gods (see below), is 7 5/6 cubits by 6 2/3 cubits… These are the palaces of Iun (Osiris) in BaHadat (Behdet). His forms have been carved on the walls of the three chambers. The two weeping and mourning women, the […]

Chapel of Hathor hieroglyphs
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Chapel of Hathor

Chapel of Hathor The Chapel of Hathor is also to the left of it (Harpoon Room) and serves as its magazine. The Seat of the First Festival is above it (on the temple roof), its façade facing south, […] inscribed with the rites of the Seat of the First Festival. About The Chapel of Hathor […]

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Antechamber to Western Stairway

There is a room to the right of it (the Offering Table Hall), measuring 10 by 9, into which the flight of stairs on the right leads. About the Antechamber to Western Stairway The winding stairway to the west of the Offering Table Hall was used in a New Year ritual where the God ‘went […]

Throne room hieroglyphs
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BaHadat – Throne Room

The chamber BaHadat is to the left of it (Masanat) and contains the image of the goddess MaHayat (Mehyt) and the Great Ennead, who watch over Osiris. The god Shw is there as north wind, in order to unite himself with Osiris’ nostrils, as it is his duty in the Horizon of Eternity (the tomb), […]

Great Hall Hieroglyphs
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Great Hall

The Great Hall is in front of it (the Naos) : it has twelve columns, great supports, wonderful to behold. The hall is 37 (cubits) long and 26 wide. Its walls are most perfectly decorated: it is called Place of Pleasure. It is also known as Place of Joy and Place of Enjoyment of Ra […]

Djad Madw - Recitation
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Djad madw ran harw Haryw ranapat II masas Har – Recitation of the Days Above the Year II – the Birth of Horus

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Address at arrival at the broad Court of Djeba

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Djeba House of Books
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Djad madw ran harw Haryw ranapat I masas A’sir – Recitation of the name of Days Above the Year I – Birth of Osiris

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Place Where Gods Rest Hieroglyphs
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Hatap natya Natjrw bw – Place Where Gods Rest

The Place where gods rest is in front of the Sanctuary. Dwelling Place of the Gods and Birth House of the Strong Horus, are its names. It is 23 2/3 by 9 Cubits. The shrines of the gods, who’s beauty is praised, are kept here; the Divine Pasadjat Ennead of Masan Harpoon is depicted on […]

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