35 “Sa-zu,” “He who knoweth the heart of the gods,” “He who looketh at the inward parts,” 36 “He who alloweth not evil-doers to go forth against him,” 37 “He who assembleth the gods,” appeasing their hearts, 38 “He who subdueth the disobedient,”... 39 “He who ruleth in truth (and justice”), ... 40 “He who setteth aside injustice,” ... 41 _Tutu._ “Zi-si” (“He who bringeth about silence”), ... 42 “He who sendeth forth stillness.” ... 43 _Tutu._ “Suḫ-kur,” “Annihilator of the enemy,” ... 44 “Dissolver of their agreements,” ... 45 “Annihilator of everything evil.” ... About 40 lines, mostly very imperfect, occur here, and some 20 others are totally lost. The text after this continues:— 107 “Then he seized the back part (?) of the head, which he pierced (?), 108 And as Kirbiš-Tiamtu he circumvented restlessly, 109 His name shall be Nibiru, he who seized Kirbišu (Tiamtu). 110 Let him direct the paths of the stars of heaven, 111 Like sheep let him pasture the gods, the whole of them. 112 May he confine Tiamtu, may he bring her life into pain and anguish, 113 In man’s remote ages, in lateness of days, 114 Let him arise, and he shall not cease, may he continue into the remote future 115 As he made the (heavenly) place, and formed the firm (ground), 116 Father Bêl called him (by) his own name, “Lord of the World,” 117 The appellation (by) which the Igigi have themselves (always) called him. 118 Aa heard, and he rejoiced in his heart: 119 Thus (he spake): “He, whose renowned name his fathers have so glorified, 120 He shall be like me, and Aa shall be his name! 121 The total of my commands, all of them, let him possess, and 122 The whole of my pronouncements he, (even) he, shall make known.” 123 By the appellation “fifty” the great gods 124 His fifty names proclaimed, and they caused his career to be great (beyond all). ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐ 125 May they be accepted, and may the primæval one make (them) known, 126 May the wise and understanding altogether well consider (them), 127 May the father repeat and teach to the son, 128 May they open the ears of the shepherd and leader. 129 May they rejoice for the lord of the gods, Merodach, 130 May his land bear in plenty; as for him, may he have peace. 131 His word standeth firm; his command changeth not— 132 No god hath yet made to fail that which cometh forth from his mouth. 133 If he frown down in displeasure, he turneth not his neck, 134 In his anger, there is no god who can withstand his wrath. 135 Broad is his heart, vast is the kindness (?) of (his) ... 136 The sinner and evildoer before him are (ashamed?).”