“My god, who art displeased, receive (?) my (prayer?), My goddess, who art wroth, accept (my supplication)— Accept my supplication, and let thy mind be at rest. My lord, gracious and merciful, (let thy mind be at rest). Make easy (O my goddess) the day that is directed for death, My god, (grant that I be?) free (?). My goddess, have regard for me, and receive my supplication. Let my sins be separated, and let my misdeeds be forgotten— Let the ban be loosened, let the fetter fall. Let the seven winds carry away my sighing. Let me tear asunder my evil, and let a bird carry it aloft to the sky. Let a fish carry off my trouble, and let the stream bear it away. Let the beasts of the field take (it) away from me. Let the flowing waters of the stream cleanse me. Make me bright as a chain of gold— Let me be precious in thy eyes as a diamond ring! Blot out my evil, preserve my life. Let me guard thy court, and stand in thy sanctuary (?). Make me to pass away from my evil state, let me be preserved with thee! Send to me, and let me see a propitious dream— Let the dream that I shall see be propitious—let the dream that I shall see be true, Turn the dream that I shall see to a favour, Let Mašara (?), the god of dreams, rest by my head, Make me to enter into Ê-sagila, the temple of the gods, the house of life. Deliver me, for his favour, into the gracious hands of the merciful Merodach, Let me be subject to thy greatness, let me glorify thy divinity; Let the people of my city praise thy might!”