165 -- Bu[t] w[h]en[ … ].

166 -- What[ ... ].

167 -- [They give?] to the decease[d to drink?],

168 -- (while) they not? [yet? give?] to eat.

169 -- [ ... ]

170 -- The table-man brings the table.

171 -- He does [ … ].

172 -- They put one parsulli-lo[af for the Sun-goddess of the Earth], one parsulli-loaf for the Sun-goddess of He[aven, one parsulli-loaf] for Ancestors, one parsulli-l[oaf for the Propitious Day].

173 -- Then[ they ... ] saramma-allot[ment].

174 -- [He sets] one wooden [ ... ] to/for each deity.

175 -- Then the cupbearer makes libat[ion] of beer from išpanduwa-v[essel] everywhere three times.

176 -- Then [they give] to the deceased to eat in t[he same manner].

177 -- Then they g[ive] him to drink three times.

178 -- For the third time, however, [he names] the Propitious Day.