1879-07-08, 0050 (unpublished unassigned ?)

[. . .] . . . [. . .]

[. . .] torch [. . .]

[. . .] . he achieves [his] desire.

[I have] turned(?) to your divinity, I direct [my] attention (lit. ears) to you.

[I st]rew an offering of pure juniper for you.

[I libate for you] a (ritually) pure, mixed, honey-sweetened kurunnu-beer.

[Eat] the good (things); drink the sweet (things).

[O my lady], stand here; forgive my guilt.

[Because] you are [merci]ful and you are forgiving,

. . . your . . . are . ..

[Whatever] you acquire, you (acquire) in excess.

[Whe]rever you set your anger, you (also) release

the anger (lit. knot) of your heart.

[. . .] and speaking and agreeing are with you.

[. .] . . reviving are with you.

I turn <to you> [for] the restoring of my life.

I call on you at a [dis]ance; hear me up close.

[What]ever evil, the evil machinations of humanity,

[that] beset me and <pursue me constantly> night and day, so that I am very afraid,

Tear <it> out [from] my body, because your divinity <is> great

and because among the great gods you are exalted <. . .>

Among all of the Igigi, as many as there are, command <life for me.>

The one you strike, you (also) heal.

The one you curse, you (also) bless.

The one with whom you become angry, you (also) are reconciled.

[S]tand here, O my lady; forgive my guilt.

[With] you, may Anu, father of the great gods, stand.

[With] you, may Enlil, the lord of humankind, stand.

[With] you, may Ea, creator of the gods, fixer of fates, stand.

[With] you, may Marduk, sage of the gods, who restores the dead, stand.

[With] you, [may] the gods of the house(?), the place of favor, stand.

[With you, may] Gazbaba and Kanisurra [s]tand.