Text [CHAPTER XXIX
.]:[1] (1) THE CHAPTER OF THE HEART NOT BEING CARRIED AWAY IN THE UNDERWORLD. He saith: "My heart (2) is with me, and it shall never come to pass that it shall be carried away. I am the lord of hearts, the slayer of the heart. (3) I live in right and in truth, and I have my being therein. I am Horus, a pure heart (4) within a pure body. I live by my word, and my heart doth live. Let not my heart be taken away (5), let it not be wounded, and may no wounds or gashes be dealt upon me because it hath been taken away[2] from me. (6) May I exist in the body of my father Seb, and in the body of my mother Nut. I have not done evil (7) against the gods; I have not sinned with boasting." Vignette: The deceased adoring a heart. Text [CHAPTER XXX
.]: (I) THE CHAPTER OF NOT (2) LETTING THE HEART OF A MAN BE DRIVEN AWAY FROM HIM IN THE UNDERWORLD. [He saith]: "My heart, my mother; my heart, my mother. My heart of my life upon earth. May naught rise up (3) against me in judgment in the presence of the lord of the trial; let it not be said concerning me and of that which I have done. 'He hath done deeds against that which is right and true'; may naught be against me in the presence of the great god, the lord of Amenta. Homage to thee, O my heart! Homage to thee, O my heart! Homage to you, O my reins![3] Homage to you, O ye gods who rule over the divine clouds, and who (5) are exalted by reason of your sceptres; speak ye comfortably unto Ra, and make me to prosper before Nehebka." And behold him, even though he be joined to the earth in the innermost parts thereof, and though he be laid upon it, he is not dead in Amenta, but is a glorified being therein. Vignette: The deceased holding his heart to his breast with his left hand, and kneeling before a monster with a knife in its hand. Text [CHAPTER XXVIII.]: (1) [THE CHAPTER OF] NOT LETTING THE HEART OF THE DECEASED BE CARRIED AWAY IN THE UNDERWORLD. [Saith he]: (2) "Hail, Lion-god! I am Un.[4] That which I hate is the block of the god. Let not this my heart be taken away from me by (3) the Fighter[5] in Annu. Hail thou who dost bind Osiris, and who hast seen Set! Hail thou who returnest after smiting and destroying him. (4) This heart sitteth and weepeth in the presence of Osiris; it hath with it the staff for which it entreated him. May there be given unto me for it, may there be decreed unto me for it the hidden things[6] of the heart in the (5) house of Usekh-hra; may
there be granted unto it food at the bidding of the Eight.[1] Let not this my heart be "taken from me! I make thee to dwell in thy place, joining together hearts in (6) Sekhet-hetepu, and years of strength in all places of strength, carrying away food (?) at thy it moment with thy hand according to thy great strength. My heart is placed upon the altars of Tmu (7), who leadeth it to the den of Set; he hath given unto me my heart, whose will hath been done by the godlike rulers in Neter-khert. When they find the leg[2] and the swathings they bury them." Vignette: Ani and his wife Thuthu, each holding the emblem of air in the left hand, and drinking water with the right from a pool, on the borders of which are palm trees laden with fruit. Text [CHAPTER LVIII.]: (1) THE CHAPTER OF BREATHING THE AIR AND OF HAVING POWER OVER THE WATER IN THE UNDERWORLD. Saith Osiris Ani: "Open to me! Who art thou then, and whither dost thou fare? (2) I am one of you. Who is it with thee? It is Merti. Separate thou from him, each from each, when thou enterest the Mesqen. He letteth me sail to the temple of the divine beings who have found their faces(?). (4) The name of the boat is 'Assembler of Souls'; the name of the oars is 'Making the hair to stand on end'; the name it of the hold is 'Good'; (5) and the name of the rudder is 'Making straight for the middle' . . . . . . [3] . . . . . . (6) Grant ye to me vessels of milk together with cakes, loaves of bread, cups of drink, and flesh in the temple of (7) Anubis." Rubric: If this chapter be known [by Ani] he shall go in after having come forth from the underworld. Vignette: Ani kneeling beside a pool of water, where grows a sycamore tree; in the tree appears the goddess Nut pouring water into Ani's hands from a vessel
本文[第29
章]:[1] (1) 冥界にて心臓の持ち去られざる章。彼は言う:「我が心臓 (2) は我とともにあり、それが持ち去らるることは決してあらざらん。我は心臓どもの主なり、心臓を屠る者なり。(3) 我は正義と真実とのうちに生き、そこに我が存在を持つ。我はホルスなり、(4) 清き体の内なる清き心臓なり。我は我が言葉によりて生き、我が心臓は生く。我が心臓を奪い去らしむるなかれ(5)、それを傷つかしむるなかれ、また我よりそれが奪い去られたる[2]がゆえに、我に傷あるいは切り傷を負わしむることなかれ。(6) 願わくは我、我が父セブの体の内に、また我が母ヌトの体の内に存在せんことを。我は神々に対して(7)悪をなさざりき。我は誇りをもって罪を犯さざりき。」ヴィネット:心臓を崇める死者。本文[第30
章]:(I) 冥界にて人の心臓が(2)彼より追いやられざらしむる章。[彼は言う]:「我が心臓、我が母よ、我が心臓、我が母よ。地上なる我が生命の心臓よ。願わくは、裁きの主の御前にて、裁きにおいて我に逆らうもの何もなからんことを、(3)また我についてまた我がなしたることについて、『彼は正しく真実なることに逆らう行いをなせり』と言わるることなからんことを。願わくは大いなる神、アメンタの主の御前にて、我に逆らうもの何もなからんことを。汝に敬礼す、おお我が心臓よ!汝に敬礼す、おお我が心臓よ!汝らに敬礼す、おお我が腎(じん)よ![3] 汝らに敬礼す、おお神なる雲を治め、(5)汝らの王笏のゆえに高められたる神々よ。汝らラーに慰めの言葉を語り、我をネヘブカの御前にて栄えしめ給え。」また見よ、彼はその最奥の部分にて地に結ばれ、その上に横たえらるるとも、彼はアメンタにて死せるにあらず、そこにて栄光を受けたる者なり。ヴィネット:左手にて自らの心臓を胸に抱き、手にナイフを持てる怪物の御前に跪く死者。本文[第28章]:(1) [死者の心臓が冥界にて持ち去られざらしむる章。][彼は言う]:(2)「万歳、獅子神よ!我はウンなり。[4] 我が憎むところのものは神の断頭台なり。この我が心臓を、(3)アンヌの戦士[5]によりて我より奪い去らしむるなかれ。オシリスを縛り、セトを見し者よ、万歳!彼を撃ちて滅ぼしたる後に立ち帰る者よ、万歳。(4) この心臓はオシリスの御前にて座し、また泣く。それは彼に懇願したりし杖をともに持つ。願わくは、それがために我に与えられんことを、それがために我に、ウセク・フラの家における心臓の秘め事[6]が(5)定められんことを、願わくは
八人の命令によりて、それに食物が与えられんことを。[1] この我が心臓を我より「奪い去らしむるなかれ!我は汝を汝の場所に住まわしめ、(6) セケト・ヘテプにて心臓どもを結び合わせ、力あるすべての場所にて力の年月を結び合わせ、汝の大いなる力に応じて汝の手にてその時に食物(?)を運び去る。我が心臓はアトゥムの祭壇の上に置かれ(7)、それをセトの巣穴へと導く者あり。彼は我に我が心臓を与えたり、その意志はネテル・ケルトにおいて神のごとき支配者たちによりてなされたり。彼らが脚[2]と包帯とを見出すとき、彼らはそれらを葬る。」ヴィネット:アニとその妻トゥトゥ、おのおの左手に大気の象徴を持ち、右手にて、果実を実らせたる棕櫚の木々の縁どる池より水を飲む。本文[第58章]:(1) 冥界にて大気を呼吸し、水に対して力を持つ章。オシリス・アニは言う:「我に開き給え!さらば汝は何者なるか、また汝はいずこへ赴くか?(2) 我は汝らの一人なり。汝とともにある者は誰か?それはメルティなり。汝がメスケンに入るとき、彼より、おのおの互いに分かれよ。彼は我をして、その顔を見出せる(?)神のごとき者たちの神殿へと舟行せしむ。(4) 舟の名は『魂どもを集むる者』、櫂の名は『毛髪を逆立たしむるもの』、船倉の名は『善』、(5) 舵の名は『まっすぐに中央へと向かうもの』なり……[3]……(6) 願わくは我に、菓子と、パンの塊と、飲み物の杯と、肉とを、(7)アヌビスの神殿にて、乳の器とともに与え給え。」朱書き(ルブリック):もしこの章が[アニによりて]知られなば、彼は冥界より出で来たりし後に、再び入るを得ん。ヴィネット:プラタナスの木の生うる池の傍らに跪くアニ。その木の内には女神ヌトが現れ、器より水をアニの手に注ぐ。
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