19. The god of the illustrious incantation, fifthly, may his foes (?) be overthrown (_or_ answered) with hostile curse (?) 20. He who with his illustrious incantation has removed the curse of the enemy. 21. The God the Heart-knower, who knows the hearts of the gods, who fly from the fear of him: 22. the doing of evil they caused not to come forth against him. 23. He who establishes the assembly of the gods, (who knows) their hearts, 24. who subdues the disobedient ..... 25. who directs justice ..... 26. who (defends?) sovereignty ..... 27. The god of prosperous life, (sixthly) ..... 28. he who cuts off darkness (?) ..... 29. The god Sukhkhab (?), thirdly, the flock (?) ... 30. he who adds unto them ..... Reverse. 1. ..... the star ..... 2. may he seize that which has the head in the tail (? a comet) 3. since that in the midst of the sea he passed over ..... 4. His name accordingly (is) Nibiru (the passer over), the possessor ..... 5. may he (confirm) the precepts (or laws) of the stars of heaven. 6. Like sheep may he feed the gods all of them; 7. may he exorcise the sea, its treasures may he hedge in and summon 8. among men hereafter through length of days. 9. May he also remove mischief; may he overcome it for the future. 10. Because (all) places he made, he pierced, he strengthened. 11. Lord of the world is his name called, (even) father Bel. 12. The names of the angels he gave to them. 13. Hea also heard, and his liver (_i. e._ anger) was lulled, 14. (saying) “Since that his men he has quickened by his name, 15. he like myself has the name of Hea. 16. The bond of my command may he bring to them all, and 17. all my _tereti_ (lots?) may he answer [or throw down] 18. by the fifty names of the great gods.” 19. His fifty names they pronounced; they restored his precepts. 20. May they be observed and, as formerly, may he speak. 21. Unsearchable, wise, triumphantly may he rule. 22. May father to son repeat and exalt (them). 23. May he open the ears of shepherd and flocks. 24. May (the shepherd) obey Merodach, Bel among the gods. 25. May his land be green, may he himself be at peace. 26. Established (is) his word, unyielding his command; 27. the utterance of his mouth no god has ever despised. 28. He was called by name and withdraws not his neck. 29. In the abundance of his strength there is no god, that receives for him his crown. 30. Far-reaching (is) his heart, an abyss (is) his stomach: 31. Sin and cursing before him disappear. * * * * * In a second copy which presents several variations lines 14 to 19 are omitted.