SpTU 3, 089 [Sakikku 27-28]

(o 1') [...] ... [...] feet (or) himself [...] "falling sickness" [...].

(o 4') [...] "falling sickness" [...] rocks [...].

(o 6') [...] and he sees and [... his] garment [...] hurts [...].

(o 8') [...] hurt him; he stretches out [...].

(o 9') [...] torpor repeatedly afflicts him; [his] limbs [...] it (the torpor) affects his mouth and he cannot speak [...].

(o 11') [...] (something) like torpor repeatedly afflicts him; when it afflicts [him ...].

(o 12') [...] when he comes out from the river (where) he was bathing in water [...] when he comes out from the water, his body became paralysed [...].

(o 14') (If) he twitches and then becomes deathly still [...].

(o 15') (If) he is neglected (and) he continually requests water; (his) fever remaining high [...]; he cries out from the beginning of the nigth until the middle of watch [...].

(o 17') (If) depression continually falls on him; he beseeches whomever he sees; [...]; he is daily affected by fever (gloss: new break) from time to time [...] until they bring to him (gloss: break) [...] they bring to him, he looks at (it) but he does not consume (it): hand of a ghost (gloss: new break) [...].

(o 21') (If) his tuqnu (gloss: new break) causes him a stinging pain; his ears constantly ring (gloss: break) [...] all his body like vermin (gloss: new break) bring there and there are none [...] (gloss: new break) he does not scratch: hand of a ghost (dead by) sunstroke; (that) man like the sceptre of Sin, his foot ...

(o 24') [...] of Sin afflicts him and he curves (and) stretches his foot (gloss: new break) [...] flows from his mouth: a ghost roving in the open country seized him.

(r 1) [...] hand of a ghost turns into "falling sickness": this man is ill with hand of the god of his town. To save him from hand of the god of his town, you wrap animal flesh; the little finger of a corpse; bad grease and copper in the skin of a virgin she-goat using a sinew of a dormouse (and then) put (it) on his neck and he will recover.

(r 5) (If) "falling sickness" turns into hand of a ghost (and) (the patient) continually develops evil spirit: hand of Ištar (variant:) hand of the lurker-demon. To save him you wrap thyme; ebony seed; the towel of a menstruating woman (and) animal bone in a skin of a virgin she-goat (and then) put it on his neck and he will recover.

(r 8) (If) "falling sickness" turns into hand of Ištar: hand of a curse (variant:) (gloss: new break) his town; ditto turns into hand of Ištar. To save him (you wrap) a towel of a menstruating woman who has given birth to a male child (gloss: new break); hound's tongue (plant); black dog's hair; a dog fly; a dragonfly; male or female ape's hair; roots of baltu-plant and ašāgu-plant that on a grave (gloss: new break) (and) euphorbia in the skin of a virgin she-goat ditto ((and then) put it on his neck and he will recover).

(r 12) (If) hand of Ištar turns into "falling sickness": hand of Ištar. To save him (you wrap) human semen; algae; shrew of the canebrake that is covered in hair; a tuft of hair of a black dog; hair of a black female dog; hair of a black dog's tail; hair of a virgin she-goat in the skin of ditto (a virgin she-goat (and then) put it on his neck and he will recover).

(r 15) (If) hand of Ištar turns into Bel-uri: hand of Šamaš. To save him (you wrap) root of baltu-plant; root of ašāgu-plant; root of fennel; seed of ēru-tree; seed of henbane; the towel of a menstruating woman (and) euphorbia in a skin of a (virgin) she-goat ditto ((and then) put it on his neck and he will recover).

(r 17) (If) Bel-uri turns into "falling sickness" (and) turns into hand of Ištar : : hand of Ištar. To save him (you wrap) a turtle's penis (gloss: new break); seed of fennel; male and female euphorbia in the skin of ditto (a virgin she-goat (and then) put it on his neck and he will recover).

(r 20) [...] (If) Bel-uri (variant:) spawn of Šulpae turns into "falling sickness": hand of the god of his town. To save (him) ditto.

(r 21) [...] (If) Bel-uri turns into hand of Ištar (variant:) spawn of Šulpea turns into hand of a ghost: he will not end well.

(r 22) If he is ill with evil spirit and sees (something) like a bull (or) a donkey (gloss: new break).

(r 23) [...] (If) he is sick with a long illness and sees (something) like a horse ... (gloss: new break).

(r 24) [...] his illness will repeatedly return to him; he will die. : (If) ditto he sees a dog: his illness will repeatedly return [to him ...].

(r 25) [...] be eradicated. : (If) ditto he sees a lion ... [...]