This is the part of Thunder, Perfect Mind i am working on today
Barnstone, the version revised in verse from MacRae, has it as follows:
Hear what I say.
I am the disgraced and the grand being.
Consider my poverty and wealth.
Don't be arrogant when I am cast down on the earth,
and you will find me in those who are to come.
Don't stare at me lying in a dung heap.
Don't run off and cast me away.
In the kingdoms you will find me.
Don't stare when I am cast with the disgraced
in the most sordid places
or laugh at me.
Don't throw me out among those violently slaughtered.
Barnstone completely loses the pattern of conjuctive words that I see in the original coptic

