Griffith, Francis Ll. [Editor]: The demotic magical papyrus of London and Leiden (Band 1) (London, 1904)

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wood (2) having four feet, upon (?) which no man on
earth has ever sat, and put it, it being clean, beside (?)
you. When you wish (3) to make an inquiry-of-god (?)
with it truthfully without falsehood, behold (this is) the
manner of it. You put the table in a clean room (?)
(4) in the midst of the place, it being near your head ;
you cover it with a tunic (?) from its head to its feet, and
you put four bricks (5) under the table before it, one
above another (?), there being a censer of clay before it
(the table) ; and you put charcoal (6) of olive-wood on
it (the censer) and put wild-goose fat pounded with
myrrh and qs-ankh, and make them into balls (7) and
put one on the brazier, and lay the remainder at your
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