Carrington(B2)	(94)
Colburn(B2)	(94) DA.t		ir xsf.t r xsfw n=f		sn.tw tp-Hsb r=k
Colburn(B2)	(94) the defect,		that carries out punishment against the one to whom punishment is due;		the standard is revealed
Vygus(B2)	(94) Dt ir xsft r xsf n =f sn tw tp-Hab r =k
Vygus(B2)	(94) deficiencies, punishing him who should be punished. One will imitate your rectitude
Nederhof(B2)	(94) DAt	jrr xsft r xsfw n=f		sn.tw tp-Hsb r=k
Nederhof(B2)	(94) deficiency	and inflicts punishment on him who ought to be punished.		One sets the standard after you.

Carrington(B2)			(95)
Colburn(B2)			(95) . . . grg xpr xr.t=f
Colburn(B2)	against you.		(95) . . . the liar, his possessions come into existence,
Vygus(B2)			(95) grg xpr Xrt =f
Vygus(B2)			(95) falsehood, its portion exists 1
Nederhof(B2)			(95) [???] grg xpr Xrt=f
Nederhof(B2)			(95) Falsehood [???] when its need arises,

¹ There is a lacuna here in the text (before grg).

Carrington(B2)	(96)
Colburn(B2)	(96) ann s(w) mAa.t r aqA=f		x.t pw n.t
Colburn(B2)	(96) justice turns him back to his own level.		(Is) justice a possession
Vygus(B2)	(96) ann =s mAat r aqA =f xtw pw nt
Vygus(B2)	(96) Truth turns back on a level with it. Truth is the property
Nederhof(B2)	(96) ann sj mAat r aqA=f	jxt pw nt
Nederhof(B2)	(96) but the truth returns to correct it.	Truth is an aspect of falsehood,

Carrington(B2)	(97)
Colburn(B2)	(97) grg mAa.t		swAD-Dd pw n nw[.n?.]tw=f
Colburn(B2)	(97) of the liar?		(Is) he (who) [is] not see[n] the one who causes speaking to flourish?
Vygus(B2)	(97) grg mAat swAD Dd pw n nw[?]tw =f
Vygus(B2)	(97) of Falsehood, it causes speech to flourish, one doesn't [????] it 1
Nederhof(B2)	(97) grg mAat	swAD=f pw		n nw.tw=f
Nederhof(B2)		which means it is made to thrive		but it is not gathered in.

¹ I have problems with this passage. I took Jeromes transliteration with swAD Dd