For Chapter 160, we have a text from London, 9900 (Aa); it is not complete, but the gaps can very easily be filled up from the Papyrus Busca.
The vignette of Aa represents Thoth bringing the column, enclosed in a box or a casket.
[1.] I suppose the symbolical expressions of this Chapter mean that the neshem, of which the column is made, is a very hard stone, which is proof against any injury.
or
, which I translated “crush,” means probably “grind to powder,” and
