...men equal in opportunity and that, if there be any violation of this equality, the fault is man's. "I did four good deeds within the portal of the horizon....winds that every man might breathe thereof like his fellow in his rime. That is (the first) deed thereof. I made the great inundation that the poor man...

...contestation between belief and scepticism which came into being with the collapse of the Old Kingdom. I made the four winds that every man might breathe thereof like his fellow in his time. That is [the first] of the deeds. I made the great flood waters that the poor man...

...in fire and forest and earth alike. As the God of Egypt was quoted as saying about the year 2000 BC, "I made the four winds that every man might breathe thereof like his fellow in his time . . ." And thus, He might have added, I made sure that all life mingles and shares...

...repeats them so that the souls of the dead may participate in his peace. These are the four good deeds: I made the four winds that every man might breathe thereof like his fellow in his time. That is the first of the deeds. 66. A person of the type whose absence we have...

...when I was in the coils of the serpent, in order to overcome evil. I did four deeds within the portals of the horizon. I made the four winds, that every man might breathe, wherever he may be. That is one deed. I made the great inundation, that the bereft might share in it...

...sarcophagi, or coffins. A series of these relate to the utterances of the sun-god. For example 'I have made the four winds that every man might breathe thereof like his brother, during his time', and also, 'I have made every man like his brother, and I have forbidden...

...state, through a decree voiced by the creator-god himself, that all men are equal in opportunity: 3) ... I did four good deeds within the portal of the horizon....the four winds that every man might breathe thereof . . . I made the great inundation that the poor man might have rights therein like the great man: I...