TAA i.3.1.2
Handwritten notes on Le Page Renouf's Egyptian Book of the Dead: Translation and Commentary (1904) with reference to boats.
© Griffith Institute,
University of Oxford
Le Page Renouf (B. of D.)
Look-out on ships Pl. III. p. 30.
The Rising Sun Cynocephalus ape adoring/<saluting>
the sun's disk supported by an Ankh with human
arms, standing upon a ded symbol. with a
goddess on either side. From Chap. XVI (B. of D.)Pa The Rising and the Setting of the Sun
Pl. IV p. 34. The two goddesses say, "I am
<(R. side).> thy sister Isis", <(Left side).> I am thy sister Nephthys."
The ded symbol is a symbol of both Osiris
and of the East. The sign Ankh (which
primarily means rise up) rises out of Tat,
and with its human hands proceeding
from it raises up the sun.