"Hail, O seven Fates of heaven, O noble and good virgins, O sacred ones and
companions of MINIMIRROPHOR, O most holy guardians of the four pillars!**
(670) Hail to you, the first, CHREPSENTHAES!
Hail to you, the second, MENESCHEES!
Hail to you, the third, MECHRAN!
Hail to you, the fourth, ARARMACHES!
Hail to you, the fifth, ECHOMMIE!
Hail to you, the sixth, TICHNONDAES!
Hail to you, the seventh, EROY ROMBRIES!
There also come forth another seven gods, who have the faces of black bulls,
in linen (675) loin-cloths, and in possession of seven golden diadems. They
are the so-
called Pole-Lords of heaven, whom you must greet in the same manner, each of
them with his own name: "Hail, O guardians of the pivot, O sacred and
brave youths, who turn (680) at one command the revolving axis of the vault
of heaven, who send out thunder and lightning and jolts of earthquakes and thunderbolts
against the nations of impious people, but to me, who am pious and god-fearing,
you send health and soundness of body (685), and acuteness of hearing and seeing,
and calmness in the present good hours of this day,
O my Lords and powerfully ruling Gods!
Hail to you, the first, AIERONTHI!
Hail to you, the second, MERCHEIMEROS!
Hail to you, the third, ACHRICHIOYR!
(690) Hail to you, the fourth, MESARGILTO!
Hail to you, the fifth, CHICHROALITHO!
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* The reference to the four pillars supporting heaven seems Egyptian. On the
seven Fates of heaven, cf. [line of text missing in copy -- RE]