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(1) The great lord, the king of the gods, Ninurta, has sent [me]: (2) S[ay] to the prince, [my] outstretched hand, to the one who has received sceptre, throne, and regnal insignia, to the governor (appointed) by my own hand: (5) Thus speaks Ninurta, the great lord, the son of Illil [...]: (6) I am distressed, I am wrathful, I am angry [...]. (When) I am distressed, who [......]? (8) (When) I am wrathful, who [......]? (9) (When) I am angry in my temple, who [......]? (10) Truly, [who ...] to the one who created him? Where is the oath [......] (12) ...[......] (13) And in her blood [......]…
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(Break) (1) [... pr]aises you, lady [...] (2) [...] who [...] does [...] (3) [... w]eeps, does not [...] (4) [...] there is [...] (5) [...] a woman [...] (6) [...]... she knelt, with her [hands ope]ned (in prayer) before Adad [her br]other. (8) "What do you want from me, (my) sister, what should they give [you?] Let them give you fat oxen, fat sheep!" (10) "I do not eat fat oxen, fat sheep. Let them give to me the attractiveness of maidens, the handsomeness of young men!" (12) Place in my hands the inexhaustible craft of medicine! (13) May the phlegm keep on falling on the ground like a flash…
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