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YALE ORIENTAL SERIES, BABYLONIAN TEXTS
11′. sig[1] al sig singu 11′. A large garment, a singu garment
12′. úz gi-za. . . .ģa-qa-a[2] 12′. goat thour bringest(>) . . . . let them be offerings(?)!
(iv)   (iv)  
1′. . . . . še 1′.
2′. šar . . . .gé-gé 2′. Abundance (?) . .he restores.
3′. gù nar-ne gù nar-ne 3′. His musician sings; his musician sings:
4′. uru-da ba-la 4′. "To the city he gives protection,"
5′. e é-mud 5′. The temple he strengthens;
6′. mušen a-ba šub-bi 6′. O bird[3], who can overthrow it?
7′. rug-má lál-a-ge zid a-ba-ta sig-gi 7′. My gain is great. The flour by whom is it increased?
8′. ge edin lal-a é-za a-ba-ta dê 8′. A plain is filled. Thy water by whom is it poured out?
9′. da-ba la é-gal ru ga mu-rug 9′. His hand makes the overflow of great waters; it increases fatness.
10′. lil-lal[4] gašan šu mud 10′. The demon, the cloud-lord is impetuous;
11′. mušen a-ba šub-bi 11′. O bird,[3]who can overthrow him?
12′. rug-ma lal-a- ge a-ba-ta sig-gi 12′. My gain is great, by whom is it poured out?
  ....   ....
(v)   (v)  
1′. .... 1′. ....
2′. dnin-ģar-sag-da išib-lil 2′. To Ninkharsag belongs demon-enchantment;
3′. azag-išib[5] šu-na mu-[ru?] 3′. brilliant enchantment her hand [created (?)];
4′. dba-da mu-na e-ni-gé-gé 4′. Bada opposed to her his word(?)[6]
5′. gá-azag ga-mê gá-rug ga-mê 5′. "The house is bright," may she say[5]!

  1. Apparently a list of offerings begins here.
  2. Cf. OBW, 593.
  3. 3.0 3.1 Perhaps to be rendered, O Enlil; cf. OBW, 82.
  4. B. 5940.
  5. 5.0 5.1 The sign (išib) signifies "incantation," "enchantment" (OBW, 4785, 6) and also šasû, "to speak." The context indicates that here me means to "say as an incantation."
  6. OBW, 623.