TABLE OF CHAPTERS.

CHAPTER.		PLATE.
XXXB.	Line of hieroglyphs The Chapter of not letting the heart be driven away original Egyptian: re en tem ertāt χesef-tu āb of Osiris In this context, "Osiris" refers to the deceased person, who is identified with the god of the dead to achieve immortality. original Egyptian: en Ausȧr	15
XLII.	Rubric A 'rubric' is a heading or instruction written in red ink, often explaining how or when a spell should be recited.. See Chapter CXXV. [Without title in the papyrus of Ani.]	32
XLIII.	Line of hieroglyphs The Chapter of not letting the head of a man be cut off original Egyptian: re en tem ertāt śȧt tep from him in the underworld original Egyptian: se mȧ-f em Neter-χert. The term "Neter-χert" literally means 'Divine Land' or 'Underworld.'	17
XLIV.	Line of hieroglyphs The Chapter of not dying a second time For the Egyptians, a "second death" in the afterlife meant total annihilation and the end of the soul's existence. original Egyptian: re en temt mīt em nem	16
XLV.	Line of hieroglyphs The Chapter of not decaying in original Egyptian: re en temt hua em the underworld original Egyptian: Neter-χert	16
XLVI.	Line of hieroglyphs The Chapter of not perishing and of becoming original Egyptian: re en temt seket unen a living being in the underworld original Egyptian: ānxu em Neter-χert	16
XLVIII.	Line of hieroglyphs Another Chapter of the coming forth of a man by original Egyptian: ki re en pert se em day against his foes in the underworld original Egyptian: hru er χefta-f em Neter-χert	18
L.	Line of hieroglyphs The Chapter of not going in to the block This refers to the executioner's block where the "unjust" were punished in the afterlife. original Egyptian: re en temt āq er nemmat of the god original Egyptian: neter	16
LIV.	Line of hieroglyphs The Chapter of giving air in the underworld Breath was essential for the soul's survival; these spells ensured the deceased could breathe freely. original Egyptian: re en ertāt nifu em Neter-χert	15
LVIII, LIX.	Line of hieroglyphs The Chapter of snuffing the air and of gaining power original Egyptian: re en seset nifu seχem over water in the underworld The ability to drink water and breathe air were primary physical needs the soul maintained in the afterlife. original Egyptian: em mu em Neter-χert	16

CHAPTER.		PLATE.
LXI.	Line of hieroglyphs The Chapter of not letting the soul of a man be taken original Egyptian: re en tem ertāt nehem-tu ba away from him in the underworld original Egyptian: se mā-f em Neter-χert	15
LXXII.	Rubric instruction in red ink	6
LXXIV.	Line of hieroglyphs The Chapter of lifting up the legs and of coming forth original Egyptian: re en unt ret per from the earth This spell grants the deceased the mobility needed to leave the tomb. original Egyptian: em ta	18
LXXVII.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into a hawk of gold original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em bȧk en nub. 'Transformations' (χeperu) allowed the deceased to assume the power of different beings.	25
LXXVIII.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into a divine hawk original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em bȧk neteri	25, 26
LXXX.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into a god and of giving original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em neter ertāt light [in] the darkness original Egyptian: seśep kekiu	28
LXXXI.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into a lily Often depicted as a lotus flower, symbolizing rebirth as it rises from the water to face the sun. original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em seśeni	28
LXXXII.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into Ptah Ptah was the creator god of Memphis, associated with craftsmen. original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em Ptah	27
LXXXIII.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into a heron The 'bennu' bird or heron was a symbol of the rising sun and the soul of Ra. original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em bennu	27
LXXXIV.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into a coot original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em śent	28
LXXXV.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into the Soul of Tmu Tmu (or Atum) was the primordial creator god. original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em ba Tem	27
LXXXVI.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into a dove original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em ment	27
LXXXVII.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into the serpent Se-ta original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em Se-ta. The serpent represented the earth and eternal renewal.	27
LXXXVIII.	Line of hieroglyphs Of making the transformation into the crocodile Sebȧk Sebȧk (Sobek) was the powerful crocodile god, representing the strength of the Nile. original Egyptian: ārit χeperu em Sebȧk	27