I. “Get thee back, (2) Hai, thou impure one, thou

“abomination of Osiris! Thoth hath cut off thy head, “and I have performed upon thee all the things which “the company of the gods (3) ordered concerning thee “in the matter of the work of thy slaughter. Get thee “back, thou abomination of Osiris, from the Neshmet “boat .... which (4) advanceth with a fair wind. Ye “are holy, O all ye gods, and [ye] have cast down head- “long the enemies (5) of Osiris; the gods of Ta-ur “shout for joy. Get thee back, O thou Eater of the “(6) Ass, thou abomination of the god Haas who “ dwelleth in the underworld. I know thee, I know “thee, I know thee, I know thee. Who art thou? (7)