This inD Hr-k contains all the known rnw or names of Osiris, usually described as divine epithets. These are recited to invoke the power of the deity. [embeddoc url="https://djeba.org/wp-content/uploads/inadj-Harak-Aasir-Homage-to-you-Osiris-1.pdf"][...]
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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…[...]
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…[...]
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…[...]
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…[...]
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…[...]
Map of the 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)…[...]
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