Beginning of Time – End of Eternity: Calendar of Ancient Egypt

Fourth month of the season Shamw (Low Water) month of Wpat Ranapat (Opening of the Year) Day 24

Fourth month of the season Shamw (Low Water) month of Wpat Ranapat (Opening of the Year) Day 25

Do not go out at midday.

Fourth month of the season Shamw (Low Water) month of Wpat Ranapat (Opening of the Year) Day 26

Fourth month of the season Shamw (Low Water) month of Wpat Ranapat (Opening of the Year) Day 27

Fourth month of the season Shamw (Low Water) month of Wpat Ranapat (Opening of the Year) Day 28

Fourth month of the season Shamw (Low Water) month of Wpat Ranapat (Opening of the Year) Day 29

Fourth month of the season Shamw (Low Water) month of Wpat Ranapat (Opening of the Year) Day 30

First day of Haryw Ranapat (Days above the year) Birth of A'asir (Osiris)

The Warw (Great Ones) are born.
As to the Great ones whose forms are not mysterious, beware of them...Birth of A'asir (Osiris), Birth of Har (Horus), Birth of Satash (Seth), Birth of A'asat (Isis), Birth of Nabat Hwt (Nephthys).
Anyone who knows the names of the five additional days shall not be hungry, shall not be thirsty.
Ba'asat (Bastet) shall not overpower him. He will not enter into the great law court, he will not die through an enemy of the king and will not die through the pestilence of the year.
He will last every day till death arrives, no illness will take possession of him.
As to he who knows the names of the five additional days, he shall be prosperous.
His speech shall be important, heard in the presence of R'a (sun-god).

O A'asir, bull in his cavern whose name is hidden from his children, known to his mother.
Hail to you; I am your son.
O father A'asir.
The name of this day is Who does not know his oar ~ Cairo Calendar I JdE 86637

Cairo Calendar II JdE 86637 ::corrupted: the ape who is with him (?)

The bull in his cavern, whose mother's name is hidden. ~ Cairo Calendar III JdE 86637

Bull of the West whose name is hidden from his children; ::portion is missing:: his mother. ~ Leiden I Papyrus 346

who does not know his oar ~ Leiden II Papyrus 346

the Combative fish who is in his pool ~ The hieratic ritual books of Pawaram P. BM EA 10252

Providing the clothing for A'sir (Osiris) residing in Iwnat (Dendera), according to what is in the ritual ~ Edfu Calendar for Hat Hor (Hathor)

There is performed the robing of the Great Pillar of BaHadat (Horus) and his Pasadjat (Ennead). ~ Large Calendar of the Temple of Har (Horus) at BaHadat (Edfu)

All the rites are celebrated as one does on 4^thShomu 30, on the Feast of Robing ~ The Large Calendar of Har (Horus) at BaHadat (Edfu).   

First Harw Ranapat (Day above the year) Birth of Har (Horus)

"]The Great Ones are born.
As to the Great ones whose forms are not mysterious, beware of them...Birth of Asir (Osiris), Birth of Har (Horus), Birth of Satash (Seth), Birth of A'sat (Isis), Birth of Nabat Hwt (Nephthys).
Anyone who knows the names of the five additional days shall not be hungry, shall not be thirsty.
Ba'sat shall not overpower him. He will not enter into the great law court, he will not die through an enemy of the Pharaoh and will not die through the pestilence of the year.
He will last every day till death arrives, no illness will take possession of him.
As to he who knows the names of the five additional days, he shall be prosperous.
 His speech shall be important, heard in the presence of Rع (Ra). ~ Cairo Calendar I JdE86637    

Bull of Ausim out of his father ~  Cairo Calendar II JdE 86637  

great of strength, possessor of fear, the day is named: this powerful heart ~ Cairo Calendar III JdE 86637

Great of strength, possessor of fear, great of awe. The name of the day is who bails out without his oar. ~ Leiden I Papyrus  346

Who sails in the pool of the عitya canal ~ Leiden II Papyrus  346

the pure bull in his field ~ The hieratic ritual books of Pawaram P. BM EA 10252

Procession of this noble Natjarat (goddess) Hat Hor (Hathor) Lady of Iwnat (Dendera), and her Pasadjat (Ennead), stopping at her seat until the evening mealtime. Then she rests in the palace - Temple of Hat Hor at Edfu

The divine service is conducted as on every day ~ The Large Calendar of Har (Horus) at BaHadat (Edfu)

Third day of Haryw Ranapat (Days above the year) Birth of Satash (Seth)

The Wrw (Great Ones) are born.
As to the Great ones whose forms are not mysterious, beware of them...Birth of Asir (Osiris), Birth of Har (Horus), Birth of Satash (Seth), Birth of A'sat (Isis), Birth of Nabat Hwt (Nephthys).
Anyone who knows the names of the five additional days shall not be hungry, shall not be thirsty.
Ba'sat shall not overpower him. He will not enter into the great law court, he will not die through an enemy of the king and will not die through the pestilence of the year.
He will last every day till death arrives, no illness will take possession of him.
As to he who knows the names of the five additional days, he shall be prosperous.
His speech shall be important, heard in the presence of Rع (Ra).

The lord of life who is in front of the barque of Rع.
great of strength, possessor of fear.
The name of the day is the pure ga's powerful of heart

Fourth day of Haryw Ranapat (Days above the year) Birth of A'asat (Isis)

The Warw (Great Ones) are born.
As to the Great ones whose forms are not mysterious, beware of them...Birth of Asir (Osiris), Birth of Har (Horus), Birth of Satash (Seth), Birth of A'asat (Isis), Birth of Nabat Hwt (Nephthys).
Anyone who knows the names of the five additional days shall not be hungry, shall not be thirsty.
Ba'asat (Bastet) shall not overpower him. He will not enter into the great law court, he will not die through an enemy of the king and will not die through the pestilence of the year.
He will last every day till death arrives, no illness will take possession of him.
As to he who knows the names of the five additional days, he shall be prosperous.
His speech shall be important, heard in the presence of R'a (sun-god).

A'sat the goddess who guides the A'akhat eye
daughter of Nwat (Nut - celestial sky goddess), Mistress of Chemmis
rescue me under your command
The name of this day is Sabak (Sobek) the great the one who makes terror. the pure one who is in his field.

Fifth day of Haryw Ranapat (Days above the year) Birth of Nabat Hwt (Nephthys)

The Warw (Great Ones) are born.
As to the Great ones whose forms are not mysterious, beware of them...Birth of Asir (Osiris), Birth of Har (Horus), Birth of Satash (Seth), Birth of A'sat (Isis), Birth of Nabat Hwt (Nephthys).
Anyone who knows the names of the five additional days shall not be hungry, shall not be thirsty.
Ba'sat shall not overpower him. He will not enter into the great law court, he will not die through an enemy of the king and will not die through the pestilence of the year.
He will last every day till death arrives, no illness will take possession of him.
As to he who knows the names of the five additional days, he shall be prosperous.
His speech shall be important, heard in the presence of Rع (Ra).

Nabet Hwt, Daughter of Nwat (Nut)
Conceived in the town of Pa (Pe)
the pure Abydos fish in the front of the sacred bark of Rع
the name of this day is the falcon spirit child in his nest

birth of Rع Har A'khtya (Ra Horakthy, Ra who is Horus of the two Horizons, syncretized Natjr (god) of Rع and Har Nakhanya (Horus of Hierankonpolis), and the midday sun) The Procession of Rع at his feast by the bearers of the Natjr (god).

Festival of DjaHwtya (Thoth) , Patron of the month
the One who Made Calculations Concerning the Heavens, the Stars and the Earth, the Reckoner of Time and of Seasons, and the god of knowledge and writing. His visage is the Ibis or Ibis headed man bearing the moon disk headdress, carrying the writing palette to record the results at the weighing of the heart in the afterlife, or likewise his baboon image greeting the sun god Rع at his rising. His earliest known origins have DjaHwtya springing from the head of Satash (Seth), and even stealing the moon eye of Har (Horus), or his brutality to the enemies of Ma'عat - righteousness. However, as the Osirian cult became more popular to their rejection of Satash, he became known as the son of Rع, and with his great knowledge counsels the sun god on his sacred barque. In Old Kingdom Khamnw (Hermopolis), The Ogdoad: the primordial waters (Nnw and Naunet), the unseen (Amun and Amaunet), darkness (Kuk and Kauket), and eternity (Hah and Hauhet) came together and created the cosmic egg by which DjaHwtya was hatched from. He made the Sadafa'at tari (most solemn oath-taking) to the Ogdoad (of which is still not found) but can be speculated his oath was to keep the wisdom of creation and chronicle the course of history.
From the statue of Haremheb in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York:

Offering the king gives to DjaHwtya, lord of writing, Lord of Khamnw,
who determines Ma’at, who embarks Rع in the night barque,
May you let the speech be answered for its rightness.
I am a righteous one toward the courtiers,
If I am told ysfat (isfet),
My tongue is skilled to set it right.
I am the recorder of royal law,
I give directions to the courtiers,
Wise in speech, I ignore nothing.
I am the adviser of everyone,
I teach each man his course,
I do not forget my charge.
I report to the Lord of the Two Lands,
I speak of what has been forgotten,
I do not ignore the words of the Lord.
I am the herald of the council,
I do not ignore the plans of his majesty.
For the Ka'' of the Prince, Royal Scribe, HarmaHab, true of voice. "

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 1

Sad (Sed) Festival of BaHadatya (Behdety) A festival of Har (Horus), this Natjr (god) his regular rituals are celebrated on the day of the sad (sed) festival of BaHdatya.

Wapat Ranapat (Opening of the Year)

First of the month and its festival

If you see anything on this day, it will be good.

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 2

The Nameless One (Apep) drowned in nwya or in wa'dj war (Great Green, Mediterranean sea)

The Pasadjat war (Great Ennead) go before Rع. Rise of high Nile.

The Pasadjat war is the nine great Natjrw (gods) of the paradigm of Iwnw (Heliopolis) under Rع (Ra the sun god). They consist of: Shw (Shu), Tafanat (Tefnut), Gabb (Geb, Seb), Nwat (Nut), A'sir (Osiris), Har Khanatya na Ma'عatya (Horus Foremost of Judgment), Satash (Seth), A'sat (Isis), and Nabat Hwt (Nephthys).

Hail to you! O Warw (great ones) according to their names,
children of a Natjrat (Goddess) who have come forth from the sacred womb,
lords by virtue of their father, Goddesses by virtue of their mother,
who do not know the necropolis.
Behold, may you protect me and save me.
May you make me prosperous and protect me. I am one who is on their list.
This Utterance is said four times.
- Cairo Calendar Papyrus

Anyone born this day will die by crocodile, making a dyke

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 3

Natjrw (Gods) go in a contrary wind.

Going forth of Hwt Har (Hathor) together with Hanwtyw (spear spirit) to flood.

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 4

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 5

Natjrw (gods) are peaceful in heaven navigating wia' (Sacred Barque)

Anyone born this day will die suffering from a bull

Festival of Har BaHadatya (Horus of Edfu)

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 6

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 7

Good, Morning and Day, Combative Night Anyone born this day will die shipwrecked on water

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 8

The Natjrw (gods) navigate the Nnw (Nun)

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 9

Going forth of Hadj-Hatap (God of weaving).

Those born on this day will die honored

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 10

Do not kindle fire. Do not copulate. Do not look at a bull.

Going forth of the RakaH warat (great burning), the fire-spitting cobra goddess.

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 11

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 12

Anyone born on this day will die of blindness.

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 13

Massacre of Marat maHayat (beloved of Lower Egypt), Goddess of music and dance.

Offer to the Natjrw (gods) of the city

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 14

Offering A'bat عat (funerary offerings) in pat rasyat (southern sky).

Hanw (rowers) are on the river, do not proceed in a boat today.

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 15

Rage of the Satash (Seth) animal in Djat (eternity).

Those born today will die by a crocodile

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 16

Sanat (lunar festival) by Nat (Neith)

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 17

MaHyat (fish) offering is taken from the mouth of Sabak (Sobek).

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 18

The brother of Har - Horus (Satash) is at the sabkhat (portal)

Wa'g and DjaHwtya (Thoth) Festival
A combining of the Wa'g Festival dedicated to the death of A'sir (Osiris) and honoring the ka'w (spirits) of the deceased on their journey in the afterlife with the birth of the Natjr (god) DjaHwtya and centered on rejuvenation and rebirth in the afterlife. DjaHwtya is patron of the month Takhya, and records the judgment of the dead by A'sir, thus linking the two Natjrw (gods). DjaHwtya's birth and A'sir's rebirth in the afterlife were joined in this festival from the latter part of the Old Kingdom onwards. During this festival, people would make small boats out of papyrus and set them toward the west at tomb entrances to indicate the death of A'sir and people would float shrines of papyrus on the waters of the Nile for the same reason.

Ba'bya is accompanied by 77 black dogs --Ch. Beatty I, iii, 10, 12; Leiden magical Pap., p. 99, No. 6)
Ba'bya is a fierce Baboon Natjr (god) attested from the Old Kingdom in Pyramid Texts. Connected to male sexual power, his penis is the mast of the barque of Rع
Unis is Ba'ba'ya, lord of the night sky, the bull of baboons, in whose
absence one lives. - Pyramid Text 225
Back, Ba'bya with red ear and scarlet anus! You have ferried to your mouth the haunch belonging to your Natjrat (goddess) of the sedan chair - Pyramid Text 496
Ba'bya has stood up to meet the Foremost of Letopolis: let the (poison) spit stop of the one whose trampling is desired, youwhose trampling is desired. - Pyramid Text 184
Pull back, Ba'bya’s penis! Open, heaven’s door! - Pyramid Text 218
Now that Unis has swept away the night and Unis has sent off the hour-stars, the controlling powers will appear and privilege Unis as Ba'bya. - Pyramid Text 225

Burn incense for the follwers of Rع in His Maskatat (day-barque) and His Mandjat (night-barque).

First month of the season A'khat (Inundation) month of Takhy (drunkenness) Day 19

The Pasadjat war (great Ennead) is in festivity in front of Rع.

The Pasadjat war is the nine great Natjrw (gods) of the paradigm of Iwnw (Heliopolis) under Rع (Ra the sun god). They consist of: Shw (Shu), Tafanat (Tefnut), Gabb (Geb, Seb), Nwat (Nut), A'sir (Osiris), Har Khanatya na Ma'عatya (Horus Foremost of Judgment), Satash (Seth), A'sat (Isis), and Nabat Hwt (Nephthys).