Are there any texts/translations of the 4 main Egyptian creation myths?

Question

According to wikipedia there are 4 main Egyptian Creation Myths. These appear to be:

• Ogdoad creaton myth of Hermopolis

• Creation myth of Atum from Heliopolis

• Creation myth of Ptah from Memphis

• Creation myth of Amun from Thebes

I am planning to answer a question over at the Biblical Hermeneutics Q&A site, and while I have a general overview of these myths I can't seem to find the name of a definitive, Canonical source for these myths. Does such a thing even exist? If not, why? Is this information collected over a number of references and stories or from artwork for example?

In contrast, the Babylonian creation myths sources seem to be very easy to locate and I am wondering why there is a disparity.

Answer 1

This is an incomplete answer so far. Any additions and suggestions are welcome.

• Heliopolis myth is based upon the excerpt from The Bremner-Rhind Papyrus known as The Book of Knowing of the Creations of Ra. English translation available online.
• Memphis myth is based upon The Shabaka Stone. English translation available online.
• Hermopolis myth is compiled from the scattered fragments of The Book of the Dead and The Coffin Texts.
• Thebes myth is known by some late compilative papyrus of times of the Ptolemaic dynasty which title I was unable to find out.