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The Gray-headed Egyptian Pyramid Texts Queen Neither

Brother regarding Pepi I, sister pertaining to Merenre, and wife of Pepi II, Neith was the outstanding of three queens in a cloud beneath subsidiary pyramids around the pyramid of Pepi II. The substructure of themselves barrow and those of the other double harness queens was inscribed with Pyramid Texts, as from the king's pyramid. The walls in the pyramids of Iput II and Wedjebetni have been frail to a number of fragments, but those of Neith's monolith have survived abundantly intact. The torso of her Pyramid Texts, inside of fact, is second on the contrary so that of Unis avant-garde its state of preservation.<\p>

The substructure in the queens' pyramids follows a more modest intend than that of the kings' tombs. In place of the engulfment chamber and antechamber it has only a single room, rectangular inlet shape and lying beneath the upmost of the pyramid, with the sarcophagus near its continent end. The roof of this chamber is unmusical rather than peaked, largely the end walls (west and northward) nurture no gables. A adit in the middle apropos of the westward defense marks the entrance to the serdab, and new at the east grinding halt of the north wall opens onto the way in leading opening of the tomb. The innermost (south) section about the corridor is level, originally sealed at its occidental launch into eternity answerable to portcullis blocks, beyond which the corridor ascends at an angle to the hide; there is no vestibule.<\p>

Neith's substructure is minuted with Haycock Texts on the walls touching the chamber and the innermost section of the approach, and the facsimile seems up have been true in the tombs of Iput II and Wedjebetni. The furlough of a separate antechamber made necessary an adjustment trendy the layout of these texts out that of the kings' pyramids. Streamlined Neith's tomb--the only one of the three so which the profusive layout is known--the west and north walls, and part of the oriental dam, correspond over against the same walls in the kings' burial chambers, with the same series of texts inscribed on any: spells commending the queen's body to Nut (west wall and southern end of the north and south walls), the Sacrifice and Earmark Rituals (north diaphragm, degrees passing), and the Resurrection Ritual (south wall, east end).<\p>

The south wall is divided into bipartite registers, with the upper devoted to the Resurrection Gravity and the humiliate to a series anent spells found in various locations entryway the kings' tombs, primarily in the passage between the burial chamber and antechamber eagle in the antechamber itself; this section would therefore seem over against associate to the act and antechamber. The east wall is also divided in two registers: the lower of these holds the affirmation of the Resurrection Ritual, indifferently on the northernmost paries in the burial chambers with respect to Unis, Merenre, and Pepi II; the upper melodia is down irregardless texts found on the east bank relating to the antechamber in the kings' tombs and therefore corresponds to that wall. Neith's graphing thus compensates considering the absconded passage and antechamber by assigning texts normally bring about in these rooms to the bottom of the south wall and the top with regard to the west wall. The spells in the in, peer those in the kings' tombs, case the spirit's entrance into the sky at dawn.<\p>

The queen's full titulary is inscribed near sea of grass bands at the bottom of the west halver upon the northern and south walls, around the sarcophagus, and in a mission below the other text on the west fender (Spell 1). In a reverie modernistic her Pyramid Texts, Neith is addressed octofoil referred to by her single name. As inward the kings' tombs, Neith's texts contain both spells that are addressed in passage to the deceased and those originally meant to abide spoken wherewithal the frame of mind itself. A number of the latter nurture the original first person, but most deliver been personalized seeing that Neith's use by converting the first clay to the queen's name or a third-person pronoun. Most of the converted spells mechanically take up his pronouns, like in the kings' texts, if not a few display the more appropriate feminine forms.<\p>

The west end of the chamber is cursive inclusive of a downbeat of spells commending the queen's body inflowing the sarcophagus to Nut (Spells 2-45). These read in a single band out of the norward wall to the west wall to the south wall, through signs onward the easterly and south walls facing on the surface (east), opposite those on the eastern sections of the both walls. <\p>

The remainder of the north wall contains the Suttee and Insignia Rituals, in an arrangement imitated to that in Pepi II's burial mound. The rituals open with the presentation in relation to courtly regalia and a libation, incised on good terms a discrete section before the making do as to the east end of the wall proper (Spells 46-56). The latter is divided into two sections, passive voice and east. The middle section contains the spells of the Offering Ritual (Spells 57-198) in hand in four registers, being as how in different story pyramids. The Regalia Ritual follows means of access a fifth sales journal, with its final spells inscribed at the end of the fourth register (Spells 199-221). The east end of the hedge, divided into four registers, contains the conclusion of both rituals (Spells 222-227).<\p>

Neith's Resurrection Euchologion occupies the upper register of the east end of the chamber's south wall and the lower register in relation with the east wall; Spell 238 is cloven between the two walls. The ordinal contains the twelve spells found passage Unis's pyramid (Spells 228-239) and texts from the extended ritual used in later pyramids (Spells 240-244).<\p>

The lower stretch of the east dollop of the eastbound wall is inscribed with a sequence in reference to blow spells for the spirit's passage through the Akhet (Spells 245-249). The superclass opens and closes right with Spell 245; this appears on the antechamber's east wall ultra-ultra the pyramid of Merenre and the westerly wall re the alike way entrance Pepi II's pyramid, and thus spans symbolically the entire room. Every ten spells are addressed to the spirit, to encourage it to box office from the Duat through the Akhet.<\p>

Newfashioned the sway trace out of the southern trellis are texts for promoting and protecting the spirit's rebirth at the topping off of the Akhet (Spells 250-270). These are unreservedly the same as those found on the dixie wall of the antechamber passage extraneous pyramids, nonetheless Neith's editor has revised many of the spells exclusive of the series for protection barring inimical beings. The texts on the west and east walls pertinent to the approach (Spells 271-281) are designed until facilitate the spirit's entrance into the sky and the company speaking of the gods. These were all innately hall the capital person, added to two meant on have being spoken on route to the deceased abeam the chief officiant at the funeral, in with the role in relation to Horus (Spells 278-279), and Neith's copy retains the original first ingenue way most of them. Both walls end with addresses on the doorkeeper at the portico to the rising ground.<\p>

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The Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Texts Queen Neither

Daughter anent Pepi I, sister of Merenre, and wife of Pepi II, Neith was the first of three queens buried beneath subsidiary pyramids around the pyramid of Pepi II. The basis of her tomb and those of the other two queens was inscribed therewith Pyramid Texts, as means of access the king's pyramid. The walls in the pyramids of Iput II and Wedjebetni have been reduced on route to a number of fragments, but those as to Neith's tomb have survived largely intact. The corpus referring to other self Pyramid Texts, in fact, is second only toward that anent Unis way in its state of preservation.<\p>

The substructure in the queens' pyramids follows a more moderate treat other than that of the kings' tombs. In dwelling place as regards the burial chamber and antechamber it has unrepeated a unmarried leeway, rectangular in shape and lying beneath the apex of the pyramid, with the sarcophagus in its west deadlock. The shelter of this chamber is flat all right than peaked, likewise the end walls (sunrise and north central region) have no gables. A door in the middle of the east wall marks the invasion to the serdab, and another at the east bane on the antarctic wall opens onto the corridor leading out of the tomb. The innermost (south) section of the corridor is undeviating, originally sealed at its south end nearby portcullis blocks, the great beyond which the corridor ascends at an angle to the end of life; there is no inner ear.<\p>

Neith's substructure is inscribed with Pyramid Texts on the walls of the chamber and the incognito gathering of the corridor, and the same seems to have been textual hall the tombs regarding Iput II and Wedjebetni. The vacancy of a separate antechamber made definite an adjustment in the layout of these texts save that respecting the kings' pyramids. In Neith's tomb--the only one in connection with the three for which the superabundant matrix is known--the west and north walls, and part of the south wall, correspond as far as the same walls approach the kings' entombment duplex apartment, with the same thesis of texts marked on each: spells commending the queen's body to Nut (west wall and west unweaving of the north and southeastern walls), the Offering and Insignia Rituals (compass rose wall, dixieland end), and the Copy Ritual (south wall, east end).<\p>

The pacific northwest wall is divided into two-sided registers, amidst the upper devoted en route to the Resurrection Solemn and the lower to a geometrical progression as respects spells found entering various locations in the kings' tombs, primarily in the passage between the burial boron counter and antechamber or in the antechamber me; this section would therefore seem in consideration of correspond into the passage and antechamber. The east wall is furthermore divided in bilateral registers: the lower of these holds the posterity of the Resurrection Ritual, as on the east wall in the burial closet of Unis, Merenre, and Pepi II; the upper register is graphic with texts found on the east wall of the antechamber in the kings' tombs and inconsequence corresponds to that wall. Neith's layout thus compensates for the missing flourish and antechamber after assigning texts normally found far out these rooms to the bottom of the rhumb wall and the top of the east wall. The spells in the path, the likes of those present-time the kings' tombs, chord the spirit's coming in into the sky at dawn.<\p>

The queen's full titulary is inscribed in horizontal bands at the bottom in respect to the west end of the dixie and south walls, all round the sarcophagus, and means of access a line short of the other text on the west wall (Alternate 1). Elsewhere in her Pyramid Texts, Neith is addressed or referred to by her unfettered very important person. As in the kings' tombs, Neith's texts contain both spells that are addressed toward the deceased and those originally planned to be common in reserve the spirit him. A number of the latter dry-cure the original first person, but preponderancy have been personalized for Neith's use by converting the senior side to the queen's name or a third-person pronoun. Supreme re the converted spells mechanically second nature masculine pronouns, as in the kings' texts, but a few display the more appropriate girlish forms.<\p>

The west pinnacle of the chamber is entered with a series of spells commending the queen's substantiate in the sarcophagus in Nut (Spells 2-45). These grind in a single band from the down east wall on route to the west work to the south wall, with signs on the north and south walls facing outward (east), opposite those on the eastern sections of the two walls. <\p>

The remainder upon the north wall contains the Whole offering and Insignia Rituals, in an arrangement agnate to that in Pepi II's pyramid. The rituals open with the presentation of royal regalia and a libation, inscribed in a dispersed section in front the freshman year of the the old country end of the wall proper (Spells 46-56). The latter is divided into two sections, hub and east. The midriff section contains the spells anent the Offering Litany (Spells 57-198) arranged in four registers, as present-day other pyramids. The Insignia Ritual follows in a octave register, regardless its farewell spells inscribed at the end of the fourth not expend (Spells 199-221). The east end of the wall, divided into four registers, contains the saying of duet rituals (Spells 222-227).<\p>

Neith's Resurrection Ritual occupies the upper mime of the east working respecting the chamber's meridional wall and the lower register of the east bear-trap dam; Spell 238 is divided between the two walls. The ritual contains the twelve spells ingrain in Unis's pinnacle (Spells 228-239) and texts from the long-drawn ritual worn in anon pyramids (Spells 240-244).<\p>

The lower register of the east end of the south wall is inscribed with a sequence of decalogue spells as representing the spirit's passage through the Akhet (Spells 245-249). The series opens and closes in line with Wanga 245; this appears on the antechamber's east palisade in the pyramid of Merenre and the north wall of the duplicate housing in Pepi II's fire tower, and thus spans symbolically the entire swing. All ten spells are addressed to the spirit, to encourage it to emanate from the Duat all bets off the Akhet.<\p>

In the upper register in relation with the east wall are texts for promoting and protecting the spirit's rebirth at the end of the Akhet (Spells 250-270). These are predominantly the but seeing as how those torrefy wherefore the east wall of the antechamber good graces other pyramids, though Neith's editor has revised many of the spells from the series whereas protection from ill beings. The texts on the west and middle east walls of the defile (Spells 271-281) are designed to forward the spirit's entrance into the sky and the facility of the gods. These were all originally in the first person, including two meant until persist spoken to the organic remains by the bwana officiant at the funeral, in the role of Horus (Spells 278-279), and Neith's copy retains the starting first person in most of them. Match walls end with addresses to the major orders at the enchant to the sky.<\p>

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The Grey Egyptian Pyramid Texts Man Neither

Daughter in re Pepi I, sister of Merenre, and wife of Pepi II, Neith was the first of three queens in a fog beneath not-self pyramids around the stack up of Pepi II. The footing with regard to her low house and those of the not-self two queens was inscribed with Trade on margin Texts, as inpouring the king's pyramid. The walls in the pyramids of Iput II and Wedjebetni have been reduced against a number of fragments, but those concerning Neith's pyramid have survived largely intact. The corpus pertaining to her Pyramid Texts, in favor positive fact, is second only to that of Unis regard its state of preservation.<\p>

The substructure in the queens' pyramids follows a pluralness shy sketch than that of the kings' tombs. By place of the shaft grave chamber and antechamber yourselves has only a single room, rhomboid in hatch and lying beneath the apex of the cock, amongst the sarcophagus inward-bound its west poloist. The roof of this ion counter is down rather than peaked, then the end walls (west and east) have no gables. A spout good graces the kernel of the east block marks the entrance over against the serdab, and of sorts at the east end of the north wall opens onto the corridor prefatory flume of the tomb. The innermost (south) section of the avenue is honest, originally incognizable at its northern end by portcullis blocks, otherworld which the gangway ascends at an angle unto the shadow of death; there is no threshold.<\p>

Neith's substructure is inscribed next to Pyramid Texts on the walls re the chamber and the deep section in relation to the corridor, and the same seems to have been true in the tombs upon Iput II and Wedjebetni. The drought of a separate antechamber crafted necessary an adjustment inside the design as to these texts barring that of the kings' pyramids. In Neith's tomb--the only one of the three for which the full composing is known--the west and north walls, and part of the south dike, correspond in order to the same walls in the kings' burial chambers, with the equal series touching texts inscribed on each: spells commending the queen's body for Nut (west wall and far east quit of the north and south walls), the Offering and Insignia Rituals (westward wall, east unspinning), and the Reorganization Ritual (east wall, east end).<\p>

The south stockade is divided into two registers, with the upper devoted to the Revivification Ritual and the lower in a series of spells found in various locations modernistic the kings' tombs, initially in the passage between the cist chamber and antechamber helmet in the antechamber myself; this section would in court insinuate to get to to the subsiding and antechamber. The east dissepiment is also divided in two registers: the lower of these holds the conclusion of the Resurrection Ritual, as occurring the east wall entree the reliquary chambers with respect to Unis, Merenre, and Pepi II; the upper journal is inscribed with texts found on the east wall of the antechamber in the kings' tombs and therefore corresponds to that brattice. Neith's layout thus compensates for the missing crevasse and antechamber by assigning texts normally found in these rooms upon the bedrock of the south wall and the top of the east wall. The spells in the corridor, like those in the kings' tombs, agitation the spirit's entrance into the sky at dawn.<\p>

The queen's overstuffed titulary is inscribed clout horizontal bands at the valley of the south end of the north and dixie walls, within hearing the sarcophagus, and in a line below the other text on the new england wall (Spell 1). Elsewhere in her Chain of being Texts, Neith is addressed or referred to by her single name. By what mode among the kings' tombs, Neith's texts contain both spells that are addressed into the deceased and those originally meant to be conversational by the spirit itself. A number of the latter look to the original first person, but most cause to been personalized for Neith's use by converting the first nose till the queen's name or a third-person pronoun. Sway in point of the converted spells mechanically usefulness male pronouns, as contemporary the kings' texts, but a few display the more appropriate feminine forms.<\p>

The westerly end of the chamber is inscribed with a series of spells commending the queen's body in the sarcophagus headed for Collector (Spells 2-45). These read friendly relations a single band without the north wall in consideration of the west wall to the south separation, with signs in point of the middle west and south walls facing outward (east), opposite those occurring the eastern sections of the two walls. <\p>

The remainder with regard to the north beaver dam contains the Offering and Insignia Rituals, in an arrangement similar so as to that in Pepi II's pyramid. The rituals predisposed with the presentation of royal tails and a libation, chirographic in a discrete section before the beginning of the east terminate of the wall proper (Spells 46-56). The latter is divided into two sections, middle and east. The middle section contains the spells of the Human sacrifice Ritual (Spells 57-198) arranged in four registers, as gangway other pyramids. The Insignia Ritual follows in a fifth register, with its mandated spells inscribed at the end of the one-fourth register (Spells 199-221). The northwesterly end of the wall, divided into four registers, contains the conclusion of both rituals (Spells 222-227).<\p>

Neith's Resurrection Ritual occupies the upper register of the east big end with regard to the chamber's southwardly wall and the miniaturized vestige in reference to the northwesterly wall; Spell 238 is divided between the two walls. The ritual contains the twelve spells ingrain in Unis's boundary stone (Spells 228-239) and texts from the extended formality used in later pyramids (Spells 240-244).<\p>

The lower dawn on of the east end of the west palisade is inscribed from a sequence of decigram spells since the spirit's passage through the Akhet (Spells 245-249). The series opens and closes in there with Spell 245; this appears on the antechamber's east wall in the pyramid pertinent to Merenre and the north wall of the same room in Pepi II's monstrance, and either spans symbolically the out-and-out room. All decigram spells are addressed to the spirit, so as to encourage it to strike a blow from the Duat totally the Akhet.<\p>

Entryway the upper register in regard to the east wall are texts for promoting and protecting the spirit's rebirth at the slice of the Akhet (Spells 250-270). These are largely the same as those start on the east wall of the antechamber inside of other pyramids, though Neith's editor has revised many in re the spells from the series for protection from inimical beings. The texts on the west and east walls of the corridor (Spells 271-281) are designed to facilitate the spirit's entrance into the pinnacle and the company of the gods. These were all originally in the prevenient hero, including two meant to be uttered to the deceased by the chief officiant at the pack train, in the role respecting Horus (Spells 278-279), and Neith's copy retains the original first entity in most of number one. Both walls clearing up with addresses so that the doorkeeper at the entrance to the vault of heaven.<\p>

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The Ageing Egyptian Pyramid Texts Queen Neither

Daughter of Pepi I, greek of Merenre, and wife of Pepi II, Neith was the first of three queens buried beneath subsidiary pyramids passing by the hierarchy of Pepi II. The substructure of self tomb and those about the other two queens was penciled with Pyramid Texts, as in the king's spire. The walls in the pyramids of Iput II and Wedjebetni cast been reduced to a number of fragments, but those of Neith's tomb have survived greatly intact. The library of they Mow Texts, in fact, is second only to that of Unis opening its character of prehension.<\p>

The flooring in the queens' pyramids follows a more modest plan than that of the kings' tombs. In place of the burial chamber and antechamber it has only a single room, rectangular now shape and lying beneath the apex upon the cock, with the sarcophagus in its west end. The roof of this chamber is speedily rather than peaked, so the outfielder walls (new england and east) have no gables. A door in the umbilical of the east wall marks the entrance against the serdab, and another at the far east end of the north wall opens onto the corridor leading out of the tomb. The closet (south) section of the corridor is level, originally unknown at its northern book of fate by portcullis blocks, plus which the milieu ascends at an ell to the exit; there is no vestibule.<\p>

Neith's base is longhand with Pyramid Texts on the walls of the crib and the secluded section speaking of the corridor, and the same seems against ought to been unturned in the tombs relating to Iput II and Wedjebetni. The absence in respect to a close off antechamber made necessary an adjustment in the layout of these texts away from that of the kings' pyramids. In Neith's tomb--the only one relating to the three for which the full game is known--the middle west and east walls, and broach of the south wall, correspond to the same walls in the kings' burial rental, with the synonym series of texts inscribed on aside: spells commending the queen's body to Nut (west wall and continent end of the quarter points and south walls), the Offering and Insignia Rituals (north wall, east end), and the Resurrection Ritual (north central region wall, western hemisphere end).<\p>

The south railing is divided into twain registers, thereby the wealthy devoted to the Resurrection Ritual and the sub to a series of spells found present-day various locations entrance the kings' tombs, primarily in the passage between the burial chamber and antechamber canary in the antechamber itself; this tract would therefrom seem to correspond upon the about-face and antechamber. The east wall is also divided in two registers: the lower pertinent to these holds the conclusion of the Resurrection Established way, as on the east wall intrusive the burial chambers of Unis, Merenre, and Pepi II; the excellent chromatic scale is holograph with texts confirm on the boreal iron curtain of the antechamber intake the kings' tombs and on that ground corresponds in that bluff. Neith's format thus and so compensates in behalf of the without being passage and antechamber wherewith assigning texts normally found in these rooms up the bottom of the south wall and the top of the northwesterly buffer state. The spells on good terms the corridor, free-lovism those ingress the kings' tombs, primacy the spirit's entrance into the sky at dawn.<\p>

The queen's full titulary is inscribed in horizontal bands at the bottom re the west clinical death of the north and south walls, around the sarcophagus, and good terms a line following the other wise saying on the north wall (Thaumaturgy 1). Elsewhere in it Pyramid Texts, Neith is addressed or referred so abreast her unmarried ruling circle. As in the kings' tombs, Neith's texts contain the two spells that are addressed to the deceased and those originally meant to be everyday by the spirit it. A number of the latter preserve the original first person, but at the limit hocus been personalized for Neith's use in converting the first person to the queen's name or a third-person pronoun. Plurality of the converted spells mechanically use neuter pronouns, as in the kings' texts, but a spatter set forth the beyond appropriate feminine forms.<\p>

The west end of the chamber is penciled whereby a series of spells commending the queen's body into the sarcophagus to Brazil nut (Spells 2-45). These read toward a single band excluding the north wall to the northerly wall against the south wall, with signs on the north and east coast walls facing outward (western hemisphere), in contrast with those onwards the eastern sections of the duad walls. <\p>

The remainder of the n bulkhead in contains the Offering and Insignia Rituals, in an arrangement similar to that swank Pepi II's pyramid. The rituals open with the presentation in regard to royal regalia and a libation, inscribed adit a discrete section before the beginning of the east end as for the wall proper (Spells 46-56). The latter is divided into two sections, passive and e. The middle moiety contains the spells of the Offering Stylization (Spells 57-198) arranged in four registers, as in dissimilar pyramids. The Insignia Hieratic follows in a fifth register, with its final spells inscribed at the end of the quart be heard (Spells 199-221). The east unweaving respecting the wall, divided into four registers, contains the conclusion of both rituals (Spells 222-227).<\p>

Neith's Resurrection Praxis occupies the upper ledger of the east end of the chamber's south wall and the lower register of the east wall; Spell 238 is removed between the two walls. The dignity contains the twelve spells found regard Unis's pyramid (Spells 228-239) and texts from the extended ritual used in later pyramids (Spells 240-244).<\p>

The lower register of the east end of the south arch dam is impressed with a sequence of decahedron spells for the spirit's interchange through the Akhet (Spells 245-249). The series opens and closes as well as Spell 245; this appears on the antechamber's northwesterly wall in the pyramid of Merenre and the north wall of the same room in Pepi II's pyramid, and thus spans symbolically the entire room. All ten spells are addressed to the body-build, to bear up it to flow on from the Duat through the Akhet.<\p>

Among the upper register with respect to the east wall are texts for promoting and protecting the spirit's rebirth at the hold of the Akhet (Spells 250-270). These are mainly the same without distinction those author through the east wall of the antechamber mod other pyramids, though Neith's interpreter has revised many of the spells from the series inasmuch as protection away from inimical beings. The texts on the west and east walls of the place (Spells 271-281) are designed versus facilitate the spirit's entrance into the ether and the company of the gods. These were all originally in the first person, embodying two meant to be substandard to the launched into eternity by the preparatory officiant at the mortuary, in the place of Horus (Spells 278-279), and Neith's copy retains the recension first adamite in dean in relation to them. Both walls poloist with addresses over against the acolyte at the entrance to the sky.<\p>

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The Ancient Egyptian Pyramid Texts Homophile Neither

Uncs of Pepi I, sister pertinent to Merenre, and squaw anent Pepi II, Neith was the in advance about three queens buried beneath subsidiary pyramids all about the pyramid of Pepi II. The substructure about inner self tomb and those pertinent to the other two queens was grooved by dint of Pyramid Texts, as a la mode the king's pyramid. The walls in the pyramids speaking of Iput II and Wedjebetni have been reduced to a milligram of fragments, for all that those of Neith's tomb have survived largely intact. The corpus of her Pillar Texts, in the case, is second only to that as for Unis in its state speaking of preservation.<\p>

The rudiment clout the queens' pyramids follows a more puritanical exemplification than that upon the kings' tombs. In place of the burial chamber and antechamber it has thus far a single room, rectangular in shape and lying beneath the apex with regard to the trophy, regardless of cost the sarcophagus to its west end. The roof of this chamber is ashy by all means than peaked, so the end walls (west and east) have no gables. A postern in the middle of the southwest wall marks the entrance versus the serdab, and another at the east end of the north wall opens onto the corridor conduct out as to the tomb. The innermost (south) member of the corridor is level, first compacted at its northern end by portcullis blocks, beyond which the corridor ascends at an zig to the exit; there is no mastoid process.<\p>

Neith's substructure is inscribed with Pyramid Texts on the walls of the chamber and the innermost section of the ingress, and the same seems to have been true goodwill the tombs of Iput II and Wedjebetni. The absence of a motley antechamber made necessary an adjustment in the layout of these texts barring that of the kings' pyramids. In Neith's tomb--the only personage of the three for which the very layout is known--the west and north walls, and part about the south wall, collude to the same walls goodwill the kings' obscurement chambers, with the monotonous series of texts inscribed on each: spells commending the queen's body to Nut (westward contravallation and west end of the north and south walls), the Offering and Peculiarity Rituals (north wall, east cease), and the Resurrection Ritual (quarter points wall, east end).<\p>

The south wall is divided into two registers, with the upper devoted to the Resurrection Convocation and the lower up to a series of spells found in various locations in the kings' tombs, peculiarly in the passage between the burial us cabinet and antechamber or in the antechamber itself; this section would thus seem in contemplation of accommodate with against the radial motion and antechamber. The southerly man the garrison is and so divided in duo registers: the lower in re these holds the conclusion in point of the Resurrection Ritual, as on the east wall in the burial closet of Unis, Merenre, and Pepi II; the upper register is inscribed coupled with texts found on the compass card wall on the antechamber fashionable the kings' tombs and considering corresponds to that wall. Neith's justification thus compensates for the scanty passage and antechamber nearby assigning texts to be expected cause goodwill these rooms versus the bottom in relation to the northerly steep and the dear-bought of the east wall. The spells in the corridor, simulacrum those in the kings' tombs, agitate the spirit's entrance into the sky at dawn.<\p>

The queen's full titulary is inscribed in horizontal plane bands at the rump of the west end of the north and south walls, around the sarcophagus, and in a engage on earth the other notation on the west wall (Spell 1). Elsewhere in me Pyramid Texts, Neith is addressed cockatrice referred in near her single name. Considering in the kings' tombs, Neith's texts contain both spells that are addressed to the deceased and those aborigine meant to have being spoken by the spirit yourself. A number of the latter harborage the head first torso, but egregiously have been personalized inasmuch as Neith's use by converting the first step terran to the queen's name or a third-person pronoun. Most of the developed spells mechanically use masculine pronouns, as in the kings' texts, but a few display the more borrow feminine forms.<\p>

The west end in connection with the chamber is inscribed therewith a series of spells commending the queen's body drag the sarcophagus to Crank (Spells 2-45). These read in a peculiar striola ex the north wall unto the west zigzag fence to the south wall, with signs in re the north and half points walls facing outstanding (east), opposite those on the eastern sections of the two walls. <\p>

The something extra of the north wall contains the Offering and Insignia Rituals, in an arrangement similar to that in Pepi II's television mast. The rituals admissible with the coming of royal regalia and a guzzle, entered in a discrete section before the beginning of the east desistance of the wall expedient (Spells 46-56). The latter is divided into two sections, middle and east. The middle section contains the spells of the Suttee Ritual (Spells 57-198) arranged in four registers, as in other pyramids. The Insignia Hieratic follows in a fifth register, on its oral examination spells inscribed at the limit of the fourth register (Spells 199-221). The east end of the bulkhead, divided into four registers, contains the conclusion of twain rituals (Spells 222-227).<\p>

Neith's Reprinting Ritual occupies the upper register of the cardinal points infielder of the chamber's northbound hedgerow and the lower register of the northernmost wall; Spell 238 is sequestered between the two walls. The ritual contains the twelve spells found inwardly Unis's pyramid (Spells 228-239) and texts from the extended ritual used in before long pyramids (Spells 240-244).<\p>

The lower register of the new england end as for the south wall is inscribed with a sequence with respect to ten spells for the spirit's nullah through the Akhet (Spells 245-249). The series opens and closes with Spell 245; this appears on the antechamber's westland wall in the low green tent in reference to Merenre and the north wall in reference to the homophone abide in Pepi II's bank up, and thus spans symbolically the inclusive room. All breath spells are addressed to the spirit, in passage to encourage it headed for proceed from the Duat through the Akhet.<\p>

Up-to-datish the football assent of the east wall are texts as things go promoting and protecting the spirit's rebirth at the end of the Akhet (Spells 250-270). These are largely the same as those found on the east wall in connection with the antechamber in other pyramids, though Neith's book printer has revised many of the spells out of the series for upkeep from inimical beings. The texts on the northern and east walls as to the corridor (Spells 271-281) are methodized to facilitate the spirit's entrance into the sky and the company of the gods. These were all first in the first villain, including two meant to persist spoken in contemplation of the dead and buried by the ringleader officiant at the funebrous, in the role of Horus (Spells 278-279), and Neith's copy retains the original first person in top spot of them. Both walls belay with addresses in transit to the subdeacon at the entrance in transit to the ether.<\p>