Am-khaibit
Am-khaibit is the 4th of the forty-two assessors of Maat, titled “the one who came forth from Qernet”. The confession is “I have not slain men and women”.
One of the forty-two assessors of the Hall of Two Truths (Book of the Dead spell 125). The numbering is editorial: no ancient text numbers them, and 1-42 here follows Budge's sequence for the Papyrus of Ani.
Correspondences
- Number
- 4
Practice
- Magical Uses
- JudgementTruth workShadow workAncestor workProtection
Details
- Transliteration
- Ꜥm-ḫꜣbyt
- Title
- the one who came forth from Qernet
- Confession
- I have not slain men and women.
- Principle
- Murder
- Alternates
- Am-khaibituAm-hehu
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