Ari-em-ab-f
Ari-em-ab-f is the 35th of the forty-two assessors of Maat, titled “the one who came forth from Tebu (Tjebu)”. The confession is “I have never stopped the flow of water”.
Tradition · Ancient EgyptianAssessor Of Maat
A note on this entry
Some lists expand the confession '...of a neighbour'; that clause is not in Budge's Ani text.
Correspondences
- Number
- 35
Practice
- Magical Uses
- JudgementTruth workShadow workAncestor workProtection
Details
- Transliteration
- Jry-m-ꜣb-f
- Title
- the one who came forth from Tebu (Tjebu)
- Confession
- I have never stopped the flow of water.
- Principle
- Water
- Alternates
- AriemabefIri-em-ibef
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