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The dawn of astronomy; a study of the temple-worship and mythology of the ancient Egyptians (1894)

Lockyer, Joseph Norman,Sir,1836-1920 · London, Cassell · leaf 47

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osiris (as amummy). Hymn to Osiris— 0 Osiris ! Thou art the Chap. 1I[.] HYMNS TO SUX-GODS. 27 youth at the horizon of heaven daily, and thine old age at the beginning -^^of all seasons. . . . Tlie erer-moving stars are under ol)edience to him, and so are tlie starstvliich set. … OSIRIS SEATED. Hymn to Ra— 0 I-vii ! in thine e<^g, radiant in thy disk, shining forth from the horizon,swimming over the steel (?) firmament. Tmu aiul Horus of the horizon pay homage to thee (Araen-Ra) in alltheir words. So far we have dealt with the i)owers of suiiHght; ])iitthe ancient…

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