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pole and turn it over.
With scarcely a glance at these floating bodies, the proces-
sion went on into the inner chamber. There, resting upon
planks of sweet smelling wood, was the body of the dead
Pharaoh, wrapped tightly with linen bandages, powdered
well with sweet smelling herbs, and anointed with unguents.
"The men entered, and four bearers took the body and
turned it about; and put it in a light wooden shell which
had been standing against a wall. Then, raising it to
shoulder height, they turned and followed the torch bearers
out of the underground room, past the baths of nitre, out
of the rooms of the embalmers of Egypt. Nearer the surface
the body was taken to another room where dim daylight
filtered in. Here it was taken out of the crude wooden shell
and placed in another one the exact shape of the body. The
hands were placed across the breast and tightly bound with
bandages. A papyrus was tied to them giving the history of
the dead man.
"Here, days later, the priests of Osiris, of Isis, and of
Horus came. Here they chanted their preliminary prayers
conducting the soul through the Underworld. Here, too,
the sorcerers and the magicians of old Egypt prepared their
Thought Forms, Thought Forms which would guard the
body of the dead man and prevent vandals from breaking
into the tomb and disturbing his peace.
"Throughout the land of Egypt were proclamations of
the penalties which would befall any who violated the
tomb. The sentence: first the tongue of the violator would
be torn out, and then his hands would be severed at the
wrists. A few days later he would be disemboweled, and
buried to the neck in the hot sand where he would li