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The 26 pages that link to Pyramid Texts, each with the reason it gives.

• KaRelated: They invoke the king’s continued vitality and protection after death.

• SaqqaraRelated: The earliest known examples appear in the Pyramid of Unas at Saqqara.

• RaRelated: These funerary spells preserve early royal traditions connecting the king with Ra and the sun.

• Coffin TextsRelated: Coffin Texts adapted and expanded spells from this earlier royal corpus.

• Fourth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Their later appearance shows how royal burial traditions developed after the Fourth Dynasty.

• NutRelated: These early royal spells establish Nut’s protective and celestial roles.

• Fifth Dynasty of EgyptRelated: Their appearance under Unas marks a lasting change in royal burial practice.

• WadjetRelated: These spells place Wadjet within the religious language surrounding royal protection and the afterlife.

• NephthysRelated: These spells invoke divine protection for the deceased, including the divine sisters.

• SobekRelated: They attest Sobek’s place in royal and funerary theology.

• OnurisRelated: These texts preserve early references to Onuris and reveal his place in royal religion.