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The 12 pages that link to Coffin Texts, each with the reason it gives.

• Book of the DeadRelated: They preserve many compositions that later appeared in Book of the Dead manuscripts.

• Pyramid TextsBroader topic: They adapt and expand themes and compositions known from the Pyramid Texts.

• KaRelated: Their spells extend afterlife protections and resources beyond royal burials.

• Egyptian mythologyBroader topic: Their wider use shows afterlife knowledge extending beyond Old Kingdom kings.

• Ancient Egyptian literatureBroader topic: Their wider use extended afterlife literature beyond royal pyramid chambers.

• First Intermediate Period of EgyptRelated: Their wider use reflects shifts in access to funerary knowledge beyond the royal court.

• NutRelated: The spells invoke Nut as a divine shelter for the deceased.

• WadjetRelated: Their wider funerary setting shows protective divine powers beyond the royal pyramid tradition.

• Ancient Egyptian afterlife beliefsBroader topic: Their wider use shows funerary knowledge extending beyond the king.

• CoffinCompared with: Despite the shared word, Coffin Texts are inscriptions rather than containers.

• NephthysRelated: Their spells place Nephthys among powers guarding the dead.

• SobekRelated: These texts preserve early religious associations and transformations involving Sobek.