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Sentences of Text GJA5VMSJDFAOPG6TP6ZYY3KCRI
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(yet) he who could not weave for himself is the owner of fine linen.
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Look, he who could not hew for himself a boat is the owner of *ships;
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the (former) owner thereof catches sight of them,
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(but) they are not his.
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Look, he who had no shade is the owner of shade;
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(yet) the owners of shade are in the darkness (?) of the storm-wind.
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Look, he who knew not the arched harp is the owner of a shovel-shaped harp;
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he who could not sing for himself is vaunting Meret.
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Look, the owners of offering-stands of copper, not one vessel is clad for one of them.
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