The Egyptian God Corpus

Source

budge-1906

Budge, The Egyptian Heaven and Hell (1906), vol. I, alternative scan. Public domain, archived. The OCR of this roster is damaged — positions 2, 6, 7 and 8 are partly or wholly lost, and Budge's own caption ("Six gods who praise Ra at dawn") does not match his count of twelve.

14 attestations across 13 entries rest on this source — 1% of every attestation in the corpus.

What rests on it

If this source were withdrawn, these are the claims that would need re-sourcing. That is the point of listing them.

EntryLocusAttests
Maa-ab-khenti-aht-f ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Iand again; unread
Meti ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same scene in the parallel scan
Neb-Aa ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* I, **Twelfth Division (Then-neteru)**, pp. 268–269**Neb-Aa**, third of twelve gods "**each of whom stands upright, and has both hands raised in adoration**"; the full roster; "they **sing praises unto this great god from dawn**"
Neb-Aa ⇄duplicate*ibid.*, the preceding registergods who "drive away those who are in the darkness by **the flames of their uraei**… and they **smite Apep** for him in the sky"
Neb-Pat ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same passage in a second scan
Neb-Uast ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same passage in a second scan
Nebt-mat ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same passage in a second scan
Nebt-setau ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same passage in a second scan
Nebt-shat ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same passage in a second scan
Nebt-shefsheft ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same passage in a second scan
Nebt-usha ○name-only*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same sentence in a second scan, spelling **Nebt-usha** identically
Sehith ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same passage in a second scan, **Sehith** spelled identically
Sepes ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same passage in a second scan
Shemat-khu ⇄duplicate*Egyptian Heaven and Hell* Ithe same passage in a second scan

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