Rm 2, 134 (unpublished unassigned ?) [extispicy]

(o ii 1') [...] ... [...]

(o ii 2') [...] ... [...] ... [...]

(o ii 3') [...] will kill me; as for the poor man: thieves will break into the man's house.

(o ii 4') [...] downwards on the left is fissured: there will be a treacherous attack, but he (lit. (his) hands) will defeat them.

(o ii 5') [...] ... bends down: an omen of Aššurbanipal, king of Assyria, [..., who] decreed the death of Tammaritu, king of Elam, (at whom) Marduk become angry and overthrew his reign; he fled and kissed [the feet of] Aššurbanipal. He gladly swept the ground in front of his feet with his beard.

(o ii 9') [...] and is split on the left: an omen of Hammurabi who ruled the world.

(o ii 10') [...] are [2] and the second is located on the back of the liver and goes up as far as the Weapon: [...] will advance against and seize [...]; or the enemy will advance (but) I will overthrow (him).

(o ii 12') [...] Ellil will appoint a king of his choice.

(o ii 13') [...] ... for the campaign, the leaders of my army will not obey their king's advice but act on their own initiative.

(o ii 14') [...] the pregnant woman will lose her foetus; the slave will ... his master's treasure.

(o ii 15')

(o ii 16') [...] a Weapon pierces its interior: the diviner's son ... what belongs to him.

(o ii 17') [...] is located ... [...]: an east wind will arise and ... [...].

(o ii 18')

(r i 1') [If the upper part] bends down to the [lower part]: ... man [...].

(r i 2') [If the lower part] bends down to the upper part: ... man [...].

(r i 3') [If the lower part] is flaking off and the Turban lies on the outside: your enemy [will write to you] for good relations; in battle the gods will accompany my army; [...].

(r i 5') [If] ditto (the lower part is flaking off) and the base of the middle Finger of the lungs is attached: the wind will make the rudderless boat drift; Šamaš and Marduk will continually seek it in a safe anchorage; (whether) on the favourable or unfavourable side of the exta it is favourable.

(r i 7') [If] ditto (the lower part is flaking off) and the left side is present: retreat of the army; may he quickly [...].

(r i 8') [If] ditto (the lower part is flaking off) and the middle of the left lung is flattened: copy (of the previous apodosis).

(r i 9') [If] ditto (the lower part is flaking off) and (there are) 10 coils of the intestine: ambiguous omen; ruination, grief; there will be wailing the man's house.

(r i 10') [If] ditto (the lower part is flaking off) and the vertebrae are lacking: there will be sorrow, misery and mourning.

(r i 11') [If] ditto (the lower part is flaking off) and (there are) 10 coils of the intestine and the vertebrae are lacking: the oppressive foot will be thrown off; there will be moruning rites and scarcity in hardship.

(r i 12') [...] a Foot-mark is displayed on the left of the lung: the enemy's Foot-mark; sorrow; the enemy will get what he wants.

(r i 13') [...] ... and the Turban lies on the outside: an omen of Aššurbanipal, strong king whose army Ninurta and Ištar accompany and who devastated the breadth of Elam.

(r i 15') [...] ... in his (own) land they cut off his head.

(r i 16') [...] is located [...]: an omen of Itti-Marduk-balaṭu, strong man [...]; there will be a strong king in the land.

(r i 18') [...] is located [...] and faces downwards: an omen of Aššur-dayyan-ina-matati [...] in his land will be ...; the enemy [...].

(r i 20') [...] ... broad ... [...]

(r i 21') [...] on a distant day a pregnant woman [will lose] her foetus [...]

(r i 22') [...] in front [...]