TAA i.12.22

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                                    THE INNERMOST TREASURY.

In the north eastern corner of the Burial Chamber was the

Innermost Treasury – a comparatively small and low ceilinged

room. I will now show you what it contained:

                                            THE JACKAL-DOG ANUBIS.

133|908. ANUBIS UPON HIS PYLON.

                The vigilant wathcher^sic over the dead. His position

                in the doorway enabled him to watch over the Burial

                Chamber and its occupant, while he also guarded his

                domain the “Treasury of the Innermost”.

134|917. THE JACKAL-LIKE-DOG UNWRAPPED.

                                            THE CANOPIC EQUIPMENT.

135|929. THE CANOPIC CANOPY AND CHEST.

          Note:- From an ancient myth and from the logical procedure in 
          mummification came a peculiar conception: the viscera were removed from   

          the body and place<d> in the charge of four genii, IMSETY, HEPY, DUAMUTEF and

          QEBEHSNEWEF, who were again guarded by their respective goddesses, ISIS,
          NEPHTHYS, NEITH and SELKIT, whose actual spirits they were <(x)>. Hense^sic after

          the mummy, its coffins, sarcophagus, and shielding shrines, the most important

   appurtenance <of the Tomb> was the Canopic Equipment. Here, as you will see, this equip-

          ment, with its protective goddesses, is in keeping both in richness and in

          glory the exalted station of its owner.

136|930. ISIS
137|933. NEPTHYS
138|935. NEITH
139|939. SELKIT