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The Egyptian Book of the dead

Note 7 — Chapter XVIII

P. Le Page (Peter Le Page) Renouf translation

The feast of derives its name, as Goodwin supposes with great probability, from the words ha-k-er-ȧ, ‘Come thou to me,’ said of a legendary incident like that mentioned at the end of note 15 on chapter 17. The early papyri read but this is no objection, the sign being here the determinative of the entire group which gives its name to the feast.

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