SpTU 3, 101

(o 1') "If the [...] star [...] the mouth of the river" [...] river [...].

(o 4') "If a planet [approaches the ...] star [...]; Sippar [...]" the Crab is the river of Ningirsu, Mars [...].

(o 6') "If Mars approaches the Crab: Elam will arise. A city will be seized." [...]

(o 7') "If the Strange star approaches the Crab: a prince will die." The Strange star is the [...] star [...].

(o 8') "If the Leopard approaches the Fish, Ea will flood a river fish in the Apsû [...] and submerge (it)" means that Tiāmat will show her features to the people [...].

(o 10') "If the Wolf approaches the Leopard: lions and wolves will devour [...]. ... will thrive." Anu [...] star.

(o 12') "If the Plejades reach the Yoke: that year [...] business will diminish." [...].

(o 13') "If the Plejads reach the Obliterator: that year [...]" [...].

(o 14') "If the Plejades reach the Marduk-star: that year there will be heat during the summer" [...].

(o 15') "If the Plejades reach the Kidney: in that year heat ..." [...].

(o 16') "If the Plejades reach the Field: there will be (a plague of) caterpillars. Adad [will flood ..." ...].

(o 17') "If the Plejades reach the Field: the yield of the date palm will diminish [..." ...].

(o 18') "If the Frond reaches the Plejades: Adad [will flood ..." ...].

(o 19') "If the Frond reaches the Raven: the early flax will be fine" means that Saturn approaches the Plejades [...].

(o 20') "If the Stag reaches the Plejades: plague of [the Sebetti" ...].

(o 21') "If the Eagle approaches the Plejades: Adad [will flood" ...].

(o 22') "If the Bow reaches the Eagle: the sesame will be good." [...].

(o 23') "If the Bow reaches Šulpae: Elam will eat (good) bread" [...].

(o 24') "If the Bow reaches the Arrow: the harvest will go well. [The market will prosper" ...].

(o 25') "If the Goat reaches the Field and stands (there): in that year [there will be] an asakku-demon" [...].

(o 26') "If the Goat reaches the Wolf: in that year [there will be loss of livestock" ...].

(o 27') "If the Goat reaches the Harrow: in that year [..." ...].

(o 28') "If the Goat reaches the Sun: hunger of livestock. There will be famine" means that Venus [reaches] Šulpae [(...)].

(o 29') "If the Raven reaches the path of the Sun: trade will diminish" [...].

(o 30') "If the Raven reaches Šulpae, [..." ...].

(o 31') "If Marduk's star reaches the Crab: the flax will be fine" [...] Jupiter [...].

(o 33') "If the Kidney leans on the Raven: [the flax will be fine; there will be an eclipse" ...].

(o 34') ["If the Bow] leans [(on)] the Raven: fish [and birds will flourish" ...].

(o 35') ["...] ... Annunitu [..." ...].

(o 36') ["If the Wolf] reaches the Lion: ..." [...].

(o 37') ["If the Goat] reaches the [path] of the Sun: hunger in [the livestock, there will be famine" ...].

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

(r 2') "If the Raven ..." [...].

(r 3') "If a planet remains visible in the sky for 6 months and [does not set ...] until sunset [..." ...].

(r 5') "If the Lion's stars repeatedly flare up [the king will be victorious wherever he goes" (...)].

(r 6') "If the Oven ..." [...].

(r 7') "If the Fish's stars are dark [..."] Saturn [...].

(r 9') "If the Old Man's kurkurru becomes bright [..." means that] Venus [stands at the Old Man's] foot [(...)].

(r 11') "If the Old Man's chest is very dark [..."] Saturn [...] in the star [...].

(r 13') "If Venus approaches its hypsoma, it is favorable" [means that she approaches the Lion, ...].

(r 14') "If Ištar [...] at sunrise in the Lion" [...].

(r 15') "If Ištar [...] at sunset in the Lion" [...].

(r 16') "If a planet [..." ...].

(r 17') [Copied] from a wooden writing board (containing) a mukallimtu-commentary on Enūma Anu Enlil [...].

(r 18') Written and collated according to its original. Long-tablet [of ...], whose god is Nuska (and) whose goddess is Sadar[nuna (?), servant of Ninurta (?) (...)], servant of Gula, who prays to Enlil (?), Ea/Bēl (?) [and (?) ... Hand of ...], son of Enlil-bēlšunu, the nêšakku-priest of Enlil, de[scendant (?) of Gimil-Sîn (?)].

(r 22') My king, you are magnificent – let your magnificence be praised! Ninurta, [you are magnificent – let your magnificence be praised!]