sar(?)-ha dGis ... i-na si-ri-[sú il-li-ka-am dEn-ki-du] i-ha-an-ni-ib [pi-ir-ta-sú] it-bi-ma [il-li-ik] a-na pa-ni-sú it-tam-ha-ru i-na ri-bi-tum ma-ti dEn-ki-du ba-ba-am ip-ta-ri-ik i-na si-pi-sú dGis e-ri-ba-am ú-ul id-di-in is-sa-ab-tu-ma ki-ma li-i-im i-lu-du zi-ip-pa-am 'i-bu-tu i-ga-rum ir-tu-tu dGis ù dEn-ki-du is-sa-ab-tu-ú-ma ki-ma li-i-im i-lu-du zi-ip-pa-am 'i-bu-tu i-ga-rum ir-tu-tú ik-mi-is-ma dGis i-na ga-ag-ga-ri si-ip-sú ip-si-ih uz-za-sú-ma i-ni-ih i-ra-as-su is-tu i-ra-su i-ni-hu dEn-ki-du a-na sá-si-im iz-za-kàr-am a-na dGis ki-ma is-te-en-ma um-ma-ka ú-li-id-ka ri-im-tum sá su-pu-ri dNin-sun-na ul-lu e-li mu-ti ri-es-ka sar-ru-tú sá ni-si i-si-im-kum dEn-lil duppu 2 kam-ma sú-tu-ur e-li ..................... 4 sú-si TRANSLATION. Col. I. Gish sought to interpret the dream; Spoke to his mother: "My mother, during my night I became strong and moved about among the heroes; And from the starry heaven A meteor(?) of Anu fell upon me: I bore it and it grew heavy upon me, I became weak and its weight I could not endure. The land of Erech gathered about it. The heroes kissed its feet. [142] It was raised up before me. They stood me up. [143] I bore it and carried it to thee." The mother of Gish, who knows all things, Spoke to Gish: "Some one, O Gish, who like thee In the field was born and Whom the mountain has reared, Thou wilt see (him) and [like a woman(?)] thou wilt rejoice. Heroes will kiss his feet. Thou wilt spare [him and wilt endeavor] To lead him to me." He slept and saw another Dream, which he reported to his mother: ["My mother,] I have seen another [Dream.] My likeness I have seen in the streets [Of Erech] of the plazas. An axe was brandished, and They gathered about him; And the axe made him angry. I saw him and I rejoiced, I loved him as a woman, I embraced him. I took him and regarded him As my brother." The mother of Gish, who knows all things, [Spoke to Gish]: ["O Gish, the man whom thou sawest,] [Whom thou didst embrace like a woman]. Col II.