Final Judgement
Soul Trials based on the Papyrus Papyrus employee who wrote the sacred offerings, Annie.
Text translation:
In front of Annie and his wife, Toto:
Hymn by Auxerre writer Annie: Let him say:
O my mother’s heart, which my mother gave me, my mother’s heart
O heart of my various phases, do not stand against me as a witness and do not oppose me in court
Do not make the scales lean against me in front of the owner of the scale
You are my partner in my body; you are the condom that protects my organs
Proceed to the place of elation that I will rush to
Do not make my name offensive in the middle of the entourage, and do not slander me a lie before God
It is undoubtedly good to listen.
The deity Thoth, the revealer of truth, addresses the Holy Ninth:
In the presence of the deity Auxerre, you listen to the word of truth, that the heart of the deceased was tried and his soul testified against him, that his deeds were found valid in the great balance, there was no crime against him
He did not detract from the offerings of the temples because Annie was the writer of the sacred offerings for the gods).
Then the Holy Ninth responds to Thoth’s letter, saying:
A letter spoken by the Great Ennead, addressed to the Lord Thoth, who is in the Ashmolean (Hermes Polis):
That what you have spoken is the true truth
Ozer (Annie), the writer Annie is honest. Mansour did not sin.
He did not do evil before us, that Ammot (the beast that devours the hearts of the dead) will not have authority over him, so give him offerings from that in the presence of the god Ozer, and give him a gift from the earth fixed to him in the fields of paradise, like the apostle Horus.
There is a small text written under the shoulder of the balance, which reads as follows:
Words pronounced by the embalmer Amy Watt (a nickname from Anubis) that says: Regarding fair judgment, the tongue of the scales () did not move (meaning that the two palms of the scales were equal.)