When above the incantation, the heavens, above the earth, he is not smitten, Apsu, the first ones, their sanctuaries, the son of Tiamat, the one who carries all of them, their battles he fought with, and the scepter, the scepter, the scepter, the scepter, the scepter, the scepter, the scepter, when the god is not smitten, who is not smitten, who is not smitten, who is smitten, the gods of their hands, Lahmu and Lahamu, who have smitten, who have smitten, until they have smitten, the god Ashur and the goddess Kishar are dwelling in their midst,

Afterwards, days passed, years passed, Anu, their father, Anu, his brother, abandoned him, and Anu, his friend, abandoned him. Nudimmud, Nudimmud, whose fathers were his, he was their friend, he was a pious, pious, mighty, his strength was great. For the father of his father Anshar did not have a rival. Among the gods, his enemies, he grew angry, and the gods he sinned. Tiamat, their guard he sinned. The storm of Tiamat was a raging storm.

In the midst of the midst of the midst of heaven, the midst of heaven, the supplications of Apsu, their utterances, and Tiamat, their supplications, before them they were gathered, and their deeds were not good. Their utterances were unfavourable. At that time, Apsu, the supplication of a great god, he called out to him, and Mummu, his minister, he swore. Mummu, the minister, who is a good omen, came and he was exalted. Tiamat came and he was smitten with tears, they were speaking to me, saying: "The gods their witnesses came,

The Apsu opened his mouth to Tiamat and spoke to her. She was frightened, and their limbs were swollen. I was afraid, but I did not let them fall down. I did not let them fall down, but I did let them fall down. I did not let them fall down, but I did let them fall down. I did not let them fall down, but we did not let them fall down. Tiamat, in her womb, became angry and sat down. She was swollen, she was a shivering limb, she was a shivering limb, she was a shivering limb. To her womb, what were we? We were not shivering, and

he seized, and Mummu of Apsu he defeated. The vizier who was not a sage, the wife of his wife, he destroyed, and his father he went out. Later, either he smashed the house, or he smashed the house, and Apsu he saw. Because of the evil he had done, to his gods he went away. Mummu seized his position, he sat down on his seat, he sat down on his knees, he sat down on his knees, and he sat down on his knees. They swore to their gods, their heirs, they swore, and the gods swore to their lords he swore, and he swore to the gods, their heirs, he swore, and he swore to the king, his lord.

The young man, the suckling, the suckling, the suckling Ea, the one who sees everything, their scepter, he fashioned for him, and the whole he made him bow down, and the young man he made bow down, and in battle he made him bow down, and the young man he made bow down, and the Apsu, the young man, Mummu, the tabluku-festival, the splendor of the kuru-festival, he made him release, and his riksu he smashed, and his radiance he smashed, and the Apsu he smashed, Mummu he smashed, and his lord he smashed,

He established, and above Apsu his dwelling, Mummu he made great, and his cultic rites he established. From his evil he sat down, and Ea he sat down. Above his scepter he sat down, and his cultic rites he shook. He sat down and the Apsu he built. I re-established its sanctuaries, I made its rites firm, and Ea and Damkina the cultic rites in the upper room I sat. In the cultic rites I fashioned plans, the sage of the gods, Bel sat. At the command of the Apsu I created Marduk.

In the qiribu-place of the Abzu he was created. Marduk created him and Ea, his father, Damkina, his mother, his sister, his wrath he struck down, and the scepter of the goddesses, his wrath he smote, he smote, the scepter of his birth mother, the wrath of his people he smote, his wrath he smote, he smote, from a distance he saw him, and Anu, his father, rejoiced, his heart rejoiced, his wrath he smote, and he smote him, and he was a great scepter of his divinity, a great scepter above them, a scepter without equal, and a scepter without equal, his scepter

I am a sacrificial, unreliable one, who is attentive.

His lips he smashed with a hammer, he smashed his thighs, 4 and 1/2 times like that he smashed the thighs, he smashed all the thighs, and in the god he smashed his thighs, his thighs he smashed, the thighs he smashed, the thighs he smashed, the thighs he smashed, the thighs he smashed, the thighs he smashed, the sanctuaries of the gods, he smashed, the thighs he smashed, and the thighs he smashed, and the thighs he smashed, Anu, his hands he smashed, the limbs he smashed, the limbs he smashed,

He had conceived, he had made the process of wars peaceful, he had made it peaceful. I am afraid of Tiamat, I am afraid of Tiamat, I am afraid of the night and the day. The god is not frightened, I am afraid of her. She has sinned, her heart has sinned. They are angry with Tiamat, their mother. When Apsu, your father, became angry and did not come to him, but sat down. He created the midst of the dark, which was filled with terror, and we cannot sleep. We cannot sleep. Apsu, your father,

And Mummu, who has sinned, I have sat down. From day one you have been doing the work, you have been doing the work, and we have not been doing the work. I am a sarma'u-demon, you have been a sarmu-demon, you have been a sarmu-demon, we have been a sarmu-demon, we have been a sarmu-demon, we have been doing the work, we have been doing the work, their sarru-demon, they have been doing the work, and to the zaqiqu-demon, he heard, and Tiamat, the word, he has been speaking, everything you have given, we have done, and when we have been speaking, the god of her hand,

They saw Tiamat, the fierce, mighty, mighty, mighty, whose strength is unrivalled, and when they were seized, they were seized in battle, raging rage, raging rage, and raging rage. They sat down in the assembly, saying: "Hurbur, the satrap of all, he slew the entire camp, he slew the unrivalled camp. I slew the lions, he was smashed, and they were smashed. I slew the lions like the blood of their limbs. I slew the lion-headed lions, he smashed the satrap of the lions, and I slew the lion-headed lions. I slew their limbs like a lion, and I slew their limbs like a lion.

May their bodies be swollen and not be swollen, their bodies sat down. The snake and lahamu, the great storm, the lion and the girtablû-demon, the distant days, the kukulu-demon and the kusarikku-demon, the sagku-demon, the unpretentious, the unsubmissive, the fierce battle, her unrivalled scepter, they were, and I opened up, and ten shrines like that of a scepter I sat down. In the god, her birth mother, whom she created, I made her enter. Qingu in their midst I re-established.

Before the king, before the master, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, the sage, I appointed, and in the karru I gave him. In the temple I made you enter, the sage of the gods, all of them, your hand I filled with splendor, and the sage of the sage, may your name be praised, may your name be praised, and your name over all of them, Anukku gave him, and the tablet of destinies I fashioned.

May your good mouth not be shattered, may the utterance of your mouth be shattered. Qingu, the exalted one, the mighty one, the lord of Anu and his sons, determine fate for you. With regard to the deeds of your mouth, may Girra rejoice over you, may he be sated with abundance.