He [then] comes to the eastern part of the Courtyard, north of the Altar, the Dep- uty Kohen Gadol to his right and the head of the family to his left.  Two he-goats were there, and a lottery box was there in which were two lots. They [formerly] had been of boxwood, but Ben Gamla made them of gold, and they used to laud him.

Ben Katin made twelve spouts for the laver, for it [formerly] had only two; he also made a machine for the laver so that its wa-ter should not become unfit by remaining overnight.  King Monbaz made all the handles of the utensils [used] for Yom Kip-pur of gold.  Helene, his mother, placed a golden candelabrum over the entrance to the Holy; she also made a golden tab-let, upon which the section [of the Torah] of the suspected adulteress was written.  Nikanor —- miracles happened to his doors, and they used to laud him.