The All-Lord said, after he had come into being: I am he who came into being as Khepri. When I had come into being, being itself came into being, and all beings came into being after I came into being. Many were the beings which came forth from my mouth, before heaven came into being, before earth came into being, before the ground and creeping things had been created in this place. I put together some of them in Nu as weary ones, before I could find a place in which I might stand. I planned in my own heart, and there came into being a multitude of forms of beings, the forms of children and the forms of their children. I was the one who made every form. I was alone, for I had not yet spewed out what was Shu, and I had not yet sputtered out what was Tefnut. There was no other who acted with me. I planned in my own heart, and there came into being a multitude of forms of beings. After I had come into being as the sole god, there were three gods beside me. I came into being in this land, whereas Shu and Tefnut rejoiced in Nu, in which they were. They brought to me my Eye with them. After I had joined together my members, I wept over them. That is how men came into being, from the tears which came forth from my Eye.
He is one fallen to the flame, Apophis with a knife on his head. He cannot see, and his name is no more in this land. I have commanded that a curse be cast upon him; I have consumed his bones; I have annihilated his soul in the course of every day; I have cut his vertebrae at his neck, severed with a knife which hacked up his flesh and pierced into his hide. I have taken away his heart from its place, his seat, and his tomb. I have made him nonexistent: his name is not; his children are not; he is not and his family is not; he is not and his heirs are not. His egg shall not last, nor shall his seed knit together. His soul, his corpse, his state of glory, his shadow, and his magic are not. His bones are not and his skin is not. He is fallen and overthrown. I have driven away and annihilated Apophis. Re is triumphant over his every fallen enemy. This spell is to be recited over Apophis drawn on a new sheet of papyrus in green color and put inside a box on which his name is set, he being tied and bound and put on the fire every day, wiped out with your left foot and spat upon four times in the course of every day.
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Book of Overthrowing Apophis
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