Hail to you, the sixth, ERMICHTHATHOPS!
Hail to you, the seventh, EORASICHE!"
Now when they take their place, here and there, in order, look in the air and
you will see lightning-bolts going down, and lights flashing (695), and the
earth shaking, and a god descending, a god immensely great, having a bright
appearance youthful, golden-haired, with a white tunic and a golden crown and
trousers,* and holding in his right hand a golden (700) shoulder of a young
bull: this is the Bear** which moves and turns heaven around, moving upward
and downward in accordance with the hour. Then you will see lightning-bolts
leaping from his eyes and stars from his body. And at once (705) produce a long
bellowing sound, straining your belly, that you may excite the five senses:
bellow long until the conclusion, and again kiss the amulets, and say: "MOKRIMO
PHERIMOPHERERI, life of me, _______" stay!
Dwell in (710) my soul! Do not abandon me, for one entreats you, ENTHO PHENEN
THROPIOTH."
And gaze upon the god while bellowing long; and greet him in this manner:
"Hail, O Lord, O Master of the water!
Hail, O Founder of the earth!
Hail, O Ruler of the wind!
O Bright Lightener (715) , PROPROPHEGGE EMETHIRI ARTENTEPI THETH MIMEO YENARO
PHYRCHECHO PSERI DARIO PHRE PHRELBA!
Give revelation 0 Lord, concerning the matter of _______.
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* Eastern [particularly, Persian -- RE] attire.
** The constellation called the Great Bear was known in Egypt as the Bull, or
the Bull's Foreleg. Cf. also, with Dieterich, the place of the bull in Mithraism.