CTN 4, 015 [Enuma Anu Enlil 58–61 commentary]

(o i 3') [...] (they) will enjoy good [...]. [...]. BU (means:) "to see". [...]. Her position is stable.

(o i 6') [...] there will be a king of the world in the land. [...] and floods will come. [...] she rises towards the east.

(o i 9') [...] epidemic of livestock and horses. [...] alternatively, fall of the army. [...] she moves lower towards the south.

(o i 12') [...] is situated [...]. A good matter, good peace. [...] she rises towards the north.

(o i 14') [...] is situated [...] she stays constantly low: [...] she moves lower towards the west.

(o i 16') [...] becomes ever higher: she becomes ever higher towards the winds.

(o i 17') [...] becomes ever higher [...] culmination: rains will cease.

(o i 18') [...] she is wearing a beard (and) the Bristle stands at her side [...]; alternatively, she is red and faint.

(o i 20') [...] she is bright and is wearing a beard: duplicate (of the previous omen); alternatively, she is red and bright.

(o i 21') [...] she is crowned with [...] coronas: women will die together with their foetuses. The Small Twins stand at her side (or): in front of her.

(o i 23') [...] she appears [...] the north: the gods will make peace with Akkad.

(o i 24') [...] she appears [...] the west: the gods [...] with Amurru.

(o i 25') [...] she appears [...] the east: [...].

(o ii 1') (If) Venus does not acquire a flash: all day she will quickly [...] 1 degree each.

(o ii 2') (If) Venus keeps going higher to the culmination: [...].

(o ii 3') (If) Venus does not acquire a flash: her position is totally calm. 1 [...].

(o ii 4') (If) Venus is provided with a head: ditto, ... [...].

(o ii 5') (If) Venus approaches the Furrow and a storm wind blows: the loved one [...].

(o ii 6') (If) Venus approaches the Furrow and the south wind blows: fall of Guti.

(o ii 7') (If) Venus approaches the Furrow and the north wind blows: the equal ranking wife [...].

(o ii 8') (If) Venus stands [...] Enmešara: defeat [...].

(o ii 9') (If) Venus is suddenly very high: if [...]. If summer, there will be a severe [...]. Now she rises, now [...].

(o ii 11') (If) Venus [...] in the sky: [...]. She is surrounded by a yellow-green cruciform halo and [...].

(o ii 12') (If) Venus [...] light [...].

(o ii 13') If the Scorpion appears [...] ...: that year will be good ... [...].

(o ii 14') (If) Venus keeps getting brighter: the land will change its mind. RI (means:) to become bright. [...] She sheds radiance and rays are fallen. Radiance (means:) brilliance. [...]

(o ii 16') (If) Venus rises at sunrise and she is female: good. (If) she appears at sunset and is male: [...].

(o ii 17') (If) Venus - countless stars approach her: that land will be destroyed. Mercury [...].

(o ii 18') (If) Venus - countably many stars [...].

(o ii 19') (If) above [...] in [...].

(o ii 21') (If) [...].

(r i 1') If Ištar [...].

(r i 2') If Ištar in the morning hours [...].

(r i 3') If Ištar is provided with a head at her rising: [...].

(r i 4') If Ištar is provided with a [...] at [...]: epidemic of horses [...].

(r i 5') If Ištar at [...] ... [...].

(r i 6') If Ištar is dark at [...]: women in [...].

(r i 7') If [...] becomes ever higher: ....

(r i 10') [...] the harvest will go well. [...].

(r i 11') [...] will frown at [...]. Business [...].

(r i 12') [...] ... famine [...].

(r i 13') [...] left in [...].

(r i 14') [...] she reflects to herself [...]

(r i 15') [...] the king with Sin [...]

(r i 16') [...] ... [...]

(r i 17') [...] Sin [...] ... [...]

(r i 18') [...] Akkad and Gutium [...]

(r i 19') [...] she reflects to herself [...]

(r i 20') [...] kings will become angry [...].

(r i 21') [...] king [...] prayer [...]

(r i 22') [...] foetuses [...]

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

(r ii 2') Attention and peace [...]

(r ii 3') [...] ... the star that rises and [...].

(r ii 4') [...] summer she rises at the rising of the Sun and [...]: Lamaštu [...] small children.

(r ii 6') [...] summer she rises at the setting of the Sun and does not set: attention and peace.

(r ii 7') [...] start of the year she shows (herself) and (then) disappears: slaves will go up to their master's bed and take a woman as their equal ranking wife.

(r ii 9') [...] spring she is covered in a film: in the winter, cold; [...] there will be severe heat. Omen of Gušur the king.

(r ii 11') [...] 14th [day] she has taken redness: devastation of a converging flood.

(r ii 12') [...] her right stands a layer (of dust?): the land will experience sorrow. The land will shrink.

(r ii 13') [...] ditto and that layer is long: the land that experienced abundance will experience evil.

(r ii 14') [...] that layer is white: there will be a famine of barley and straw in the land.

(r ii 15') [...] that [...] is yellow-green: Adad will devastate. The samānu-demon will afflict the barley.

(r ii 16') [...] layer stands (there): the land [...] confinement.

(r ii 17') [...] is long: the land that experienced evil [...] abundance.

(r ii 18') [...] is white: a good wind [...] in the land.

(r ii 19') [...]: Adad will devastate. The samānu-demon will afflict the barley.

(r ii 20') [...] land [...] evil [...].

(r ii 21') [...] the Sun ....

(r ii 22') [...] will experience confinement.

(r ii 23') [...] will experience abundance.

(r ii 24') [...] will experience [...].

(r ii 25') [...] will experience [...].