BRM 4, 24

[Ṭeb]ētu (X) Šabāṭu (XI), [Addaru (XII), ...]

“If he opens the foundations of a house and lays a brick.” (cf. Iqqur īpuš §1).

In (the month) Duʾūzu (IV), that man will have a god.

In (the month) Abu (V), that house will have children.

In (the month) Tašrītu (VII), his god will continuously escort him with care.

In (the month) Araḫsamna (VIII), his possessions will grow larger.

In (the month) Addaru (XII), he will gain profit.

“If he builds a house” (= Iqqur īpuš §5) (refers to the man) who erects a door.

In (the month) Simānu (III), (there will be) happiness.

In (the month) Duʾūzu (IV), that house will grow old.

In (the month) Abu (V), (there will be) gladdening of the heart.

In (the month) Tašrītu (VII), (there will be) gladdening of the heart.

In (the month) Araḫsamna (VIII), his possessions will grow larger.

In (the month) Šabāṭu (XI), a house will be built.

In (the month) Addaru (XII), a house will be built.

“If he tears down a house” (= Iqqur īpuš §7) (refers to the man) who removes an old (house) and builds a new one.

In (the month) Ayyāru (II), that house will expand.

In (the month) Duʾūzu (IV), evil will be dissolved.

In (the month) Ṭebētu (X), (there will be) gladdening of the heart.

In (the month) Šabāṭu (XI), a house will be built.

In (the month) Addaru (XII), evil will be dissolved.

“If he tears down a house” (= Iqqur īpuš §8) (refers to the man) who scrapes off the wall-plaster.

In (the month) Ayyāru (II), (there will be) gladdening of the heart.

In (the month) Elūlu (VI), that house will grow old.

In (the month) Tašrītu (VII), (there will be) gladdening of the heart.

In (the month) Šabāṭu (XI), a house will be built.

In (the month) Addaru (XII), evil will be dissolved.

“If he tears out a house” (= Iqqur īpuš §9) (refers to the man) who digs deep the interior of the house.

In (the month) Ayyāru (II), (there will be) gladdening of the heart.

In (the month) Abu (V), that house will expand.

In (the month) Elūlu (VI), that house will grow old.

In (the month) Šabāṭu (XI), a house will be built.

In (the month) Addaru (XII), evil will be dissolved.

“If he fills out the platform of a house” (= Iqqur īpuš §10) (refers to the man) who fills out the interior of his house(, which was) low,

and studs his house with a painted overlay; (variant: with) knobbed nails.

[In (the month) ...]

I[n (the month) ...]

In [(the month) ...]

“If [he changes] into another house of his ” (= Iqqur īpuš §12) [(refers to the man) who ...]

and something to his house [...].

In (the month) Ayyāru (II), (there will be) gladdening of the heart.

In (the month) Simānu (III), the wailing [will be dissolved from the man’s body].

In (the month) Araḫsamna (VIII), evil [will be dissolved].

In (the month) Šabāṭu (XI), evil [will be dissolved].

In (the month) Addaru (XII), that man will prevail over his litigant.

“If he changes into another house of his and inspect it” (= Iqqur īpuš §13) (refers to the man) who crosses over into another house of his.

In (the month) Ayyāru (II), wherever he goes, it will be favorable.

In (the month) Simānu (III), that house will bring prosperity to its owner.

In (the month) Araḫsamna (VIII), that man will prevail over his litigant.

In (the month) Ṭebētu (X), he will prosper.

In (the month) Šabāṭu (XI), ditto.

In (the month) Addaru (XII), it is good; he will hear (good) news from outside.

“If a person returns to his house” (= Iqqur īpuš §15) (refers to the man) who left without any omen and returned to his house.

In (the month) Nisannu (I), (there will be) gladdening of the heart, the wailing will be dissolved from the man’s body.

In (the month) Ayyāru (II), evil will be dissolved.

In (the month) Simānu (III), (there will be) gladdening of the heart.

In (the month) Duʾūzu (IV), (there will be) gladdening of the heart, the man will have (his) god and protective spirit (with him).

In (the month) Šabāṭu (XI), that man will prevail over his litigant.

In (the month) Addaru (XII), the wailing will be dissolved from the man’s body.

“If a person enters his house” (= Iqqur īpuš §16) (refers to the man) who had leprosy, but then was healed and entered his house.

In (the month) Nisannu (I), the wailing will be dissolved from the man’s body.

In (the month) Ayyāru (II), wherever he goes, it will be favorable.

In (the month) Simānu (III), that house will bring prosperity to its owner.

In (the month) Tašrītu (VII), (there will be) gladdening of the heart.

to the noble ... [...]

In (the month) Ayyāru (II), [...]

In (the month) Simānu (III), [the wailing will be dissolved from the man’s body].

In (the month) Araḫsamna (VIII), [a nobleman will die in the man’s house].

In (the month) Kislīmu (IX), [(there will be) gladdening of the] he[art].

In (the month) Addaru (XII), (that man) [will prevail] over his liti[gant].

“If he opens his idim” (= Iqqur īpuš §23) (refers to the man) who [opens] the door [...].

In (the month) Ayyāru (II), (there will be) happiness.

In (the month) Duʾūzu (IV), [the wailing will be dissolved from the man’s body].

In (the month) Šabāṭu (XI), (that man) [will prevail] over his liti[gant].

In (the month) Addaru (XII), [the wailing will be dissolved from the man’s body].

“If he changes his idim and inspects it” (= Iqqur īpuš §24) [(refers to the man) who ...].

In (the month) Ayyāru (II), where[ver he goes, it will be favorable].

In (the month) Simānu (III), that house [will grow larger].

In (the month) Araḫsamna (VIII), that house... [...]

In (the month) Šabāṭu (XI), dit[to].

In (the month) Addaru (XII), the wail[ing will be dissolved from the man’s body].

“If he cuts a binding” (= Iqqur īpuš §26) (refers to the man) who a door [...] or a window [...].

In (the month) Simānu (III), the wail[ing will be dissolved from the man’s body].

In (the month) Araḫsamna (VIII), [the wailing will be dissolved from the man’s body].

In (the month) Kislīmu (IX), [...].

“If he plants a garden of palms” (= Iqqur īpuš §46) [(refers to the man) who ...]

[In (the month)] Nisannu (I) [...].

[In (the month) ...].

In (the month) [...].

In (the mon[th) ...].

(Favorable days in the month) Nisannu (I): 1 4½ 6½ 8 10 11 14 16 23 ... [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Ayyāru (II): 2 6 8 10 12 15 16 18 22 24 [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Simānu (III): 1 3 9 11 12 13 15 16 ... [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Duʾūzu (IV): 1 3 7 11 13 17 19 21 22 24 [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Abu (V): 1 2 5½ 9 10 13 [...] 16 [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Elūlu (VI): 1 2 3 5 7 9 11 14 15 17 19 21 23 [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Tašrītu (VII): 1 6 8½ 11 13½ 14 17 19 21 22 23 26 28 ... [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Araḫsamna (VIII): 2 6 7 9 11 13 15 18 19 21 23 24 25 26 [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Kislīmu (IX): 1 5 9 11 13 16 18 21 23 25 [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Ṭebētu (X): 1 7 11½ 13 14 18 21 ... [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Šabāṭu (XI): 1 3 11½ 13 17½ [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Addaru (XII): 1 2 4 5 ... [...]

(Favorable days in the month) Second Nisannu (I.2): 1 2 3 5 6 [...]