Carrington(B1)	(127)
Colburn(B1)	(127) is pw iwsw gsA.w tx nnm mt-
Colburn(B1)	(127) when the balance tilts, the pointer errs, the cor-
Vygus(B1)	(127) is pw iwsw gsAw tx nnm mty
Vygus(B1)	(127) not wrongdoing ?, the balance tilting?, the plummet going wrong ? A truly straightforward man # the word 'truly'

Carrington(B1)			(128)
Colburn(B1)			(128)mAa xpr m tnbX	mk mAa.t wtx=s Xr=k nS.t m
Colburn(B1)			(128) rect one has become one that goes astray? 1	Behold, Truth - she flees under
Vygus(B1)			(128) mAa xpr m tnbX mk mAat wtx =s Xr =k nSt m
Vygus(B1)	belongs at the beginning of line 128		(128) becoming as (one) turned aside. Behold Justice, it flees from under you,

¹ credit to Mark-Jan, 05/15/2001, and also 08/26/2001 for the meaning of tx.

Carrington(B1)			(129)
Colburn(B1)			(129) s.t=s	srw.w Hr ir.t iy.t	tp-Hsb n md.t Hr rdi.t Hr gs
Colburn(B1)	you, expelled from		(129) her place!	The magistrates are doing harm,	the standard of speech is treating with bias, 1
Vygus(B1)			(129) st =s srw Hr irt iyt tp Hsb n mdt Hr rdit Hr gs
Vygus(B1)	expelled from		(129) its place. The chiefs are upon doing mishaps, the standard of speech is inclining to one side

¹ credit to Mark Vygus for the correct break

Carrington(B1)			(130)
Colburn(B1)			(130) sDm.y.w Hr xnp iT.t=f	siAt.y pw n md.t m aqA=s Hr
Colburn(B1)			(130) the judges stealing what he takes. 1	It is the twister of speech from its exact sense who is
Vygus(B1)			(130) sDmyw Hr xnp iTt =f siAty pw n mdt m akA =s Hr
Vygus(B1)	(biased)		(130) The Judges are upon snatching that which has been seized. The twister of speech from its exact

¹ credit to Mark Vygus for correctly interpreting sDmyw. I must remember, especially when a participle can be parsed easily, to look in the dictionary for the specific sense.

Carrington(B1)			(131)
Colburn(B1)			(131) ir.t rf nwdw im=s	rdi TAw Hr gA.t Hr tA	srf.w
Colburn(B1)			(131) making a travesty of it,	the giver of breath is lacking on the land,	the one at rest
Vygus(B1)			(131) irt rf nwdw im =s rdi TAw Hr gAwt Hr tA srw
Vygus(B1)	sense is upon		(131) acting perversely. The breath giver is lacking upon the ground.(The one who) is calm