8. _lamma-šág-ga sil-gig edin-na_ 8. The good genius of the dark ways of the plain.(375) 9. _d.__Nin-sîg-ge __d.__Guškin-banda-ra_ 9. Ninsig Guškinbanda, 10. _ù-mu-un nig-nam-ma-ge ḪU_(_376_)_-kur-kur_(_377_) 10. Lord of whatsoever is, the sculptured form. 11. _sal-si_(_378_)_-a __d.__Ba-ú_(_379_)_-šág-ga_ 11. The earth woman, beneficent Bau. 12. _ù-mu-un né me en_(_380_)_ ga-ša-an abzu_ 12. Lord of might, lord of decrees, priest of the deep.(381) 13. _d.__Ašnan __d.__Azag-sug_(_382_)_ mun-galu_(_383_)_-sal-sal_ 13. Ašnan the divine cleanser, the ... loud crying. 14. _[ù-mu-un] sa-a_(_384_)_ ki-sá_(_385_)_ dumu nun-ra_ 14. Lord of light, director of the earth, and the daughter of the prince.(386) 15. _[gidim uru-]ma ur sag-imin_ 15. The demon of my city the dog of seven heads. 16. _[__d.__Gi-bil mu- ? ?]-na_(_387_)_ mu-ten ur-sag_ 16. Gibil ... warlike man. 17. _[__d.__Ut-ta-ed-dé mu-lu] ki-azag-ga_ 17. Uttaedde lord of the holy place. 18. _[umun ma-da sub-be an-na ]_ 18. [Lord of the land, light of heaven.](388) 19. [_umun á-zu umun e_(_389_)_-gid-da_ ] 19. [Lord Nergal, him of the seizing hand.] 20. [_ga-ša-an-né-da umun mu-zi-da_] 20. [Allat and Ningišzida](390) 21. [ ] _dū-a_ 21. [ ] 22. [ ]_-ga_ 22. [ ](391) 23. _[__d.__Ir-ri-eš ur-sag ga-ša]-an-subur_ 23. [Irriš, the heroic] lord of the soil. 24. [_dingir ama é-uru-sag-gà gašan tin-dib-ba_] 24. [The divine mother of the temple of the chief city(392) queen who gives life to the dead.] 25. _[sag-gà an-na gašan] Í-si-in-na_ 25. The lofty browed queen of Isin. 26. _[__d.__Pa-bil-sag ù-mu-]un La-ra-ag-ga_ 26. Pabil-sag(393) lord of Larak. 27. _[__d.__Gu-nu-ra dim-gal] kalam-ma_ 27. Gunura bar of the Land. 28. _[__d.__Da-mu šág-ga ù-]mu-un gir-su-a_ 28. The pious Damu lord of the flood.(394) 29. _[__d.__Immer ù-mu-un] ní-dŭ-an-na_ 29. Immer lord of terror.(395) 30. [ ] _íd-da-ra_ 30. ... the river.(396) 31. _[ù-mu-un ši ka-nag-]gà ši kur-kur-ra_ 31. Lord of the souls of Sumer, of the souls of the lands. 32. _[__d.__Sú-ud-da-am du-mu nun-na ama é-]šab-ba_ 32. Suddam, daughter of the prince, mother of Ešabba. About twenty-four lines completed this column and ended the liturgy. The void is to be completed by part of the titular litany, SBP. 160, 19-164, 38, and by a short intercession similar to the fragmentary intercession at the end of KL. No. 8. It is possible that the eleventh and last section on Tablet Virolleaud was retained as the final melody of this later redaction. REVERSE OF TABLET VIROLLEAUD (THE TITULAR LITANY) 1. _é-e sub-da sub-da [mu-un-laģ-en-ne-en]_ To the temple with prayer, with prayer let us go.(397) 2. _balag_(_398_)_ é-e dirig sub-da [mu-un-laģ-en-ne-en]_ To the lyre unto the temple which surpasses all let us go. 3. _balag nigin-na-e sub-da __d.__Mu-[ul-lil-ra mu-un]_ To the lyre unto the merciful one with prayer, [unto Enlil,]