Titles unknown to me

Totenbuchprojekt Bonn, TM 57577

The papyrus depicts the following chapters;

Funerary Procession (Chs. 1–15)

• The deceased Taysnakht’s body and grave goods are transported by boat across the Nile to the necropolis

• Priests purify and carry furniture and food offerings

• At the tomb, the mummy is ritually purified and revived before the funerary chapel, topped with a small pyramid

Adoration of the Sun (Chs. 15–16)

• Scenes show offerings to the deceased, baboons worshipping the rising sun, goddesses honoring the setting sun, and veneration of the sun god Re’s boat

• These images symbolize the sun’s cycle and rebirth, accompanied by a hymn to Re

The Osiris Myth (Ch. 17)

• Taysnakht relives the Osiris legend: Osiris’s resurrection, the struggle between Horus and Seth, and her own battle against Seth, who appears as various dangerous animals

• This represents the soul’s regeneration and identification with Re

Confronting the Netherworld Gods (Chs. 145–147)

• The soul faces obstacles from funerary deities, guardians, and gatekeepers

• Taysnakht must know and name these beings to pass, using the magical power of names

Weighing of the Heart (Psychostasia, Ch. 125)

• Taysnakht’s heart is weighed against the feather of Maat (justice)

• A pure heart allows entry to the afterlife; a heavy heart is devoured by Ammit, ending the soul’s existence

In the Presence of Osiris (Ch. 148)

• Taysnakht worships Osiris, embraced by the goddess of the West

• Behind them are sacred cows, a black bull (regeneration), oars with the wedjat eye, and protective deity triads

Life in the Fields of Iaru (Ch. 110 (in the middle))

• Guided by Thoth, Taysnakht enters the blessed Fields of Iaru after passing the guardians

• She sails on a boat with offerings; scenes depict cultivation, nourishment, and the journey to the celestial real

This overview highlights the main episodes and symbolic stages of Taysnakht’s journey through the afterlife. Source: abbreviated text from the museum’s website

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