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'Let no one <withdraw> the thresher from him
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and let no one legally sue (his right to it).3
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They take off the [ima]ge from the sitting chariot.
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And they bring it to the tent.
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They set it on the silver throne.
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But if (it is) a woman,
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they set her on a hapsali-bench.
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They call out the great feast of the day.
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And they turn these deities in a sacrificial round:
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The Sun-goddess, the Storm-god, the Tutelary Deity, the Sun-goddess of the Earth, he drinks each one once, separately.
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Afterwards, he drin[ks thr]ee times His Soul,
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and during th[e third ti]me he evo[kes] the Propitious Day.
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