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ILLNESS AND WANDERINGS
Column II.
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1. The dream which I saw. . . made? the mountain . . . .
2.. . . .
3. he struck. . . .
4. They like nimgi struck. . . .
5. brought? forth in the vicinity. . .
6. He said to his friend Heabani the dream. . . good omen of the dream . . . .
7.. . . .
8. the dream was deceptive. . . .
9. all the mountain which thou didst see10. when we captured Humbaba and we . . . .
11. . . . of his helpers to thy . . . .
12. in the storm to . . . .
13. For twenty kaspu he journeyed a stage
14. at thirty kaspu he made a halt?
15. in the presence of Shamas he dug out a pit . . . .
16. Izdubar ascended to over . . . .
17. by the side of his house he approached . . . .
18. the mountain was subdued, the dream . . . .
19. he made it and . . . .
Column III.
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1. The mountain was subdued, the dream. . . .
2. he made it and. . . turban? . . . .
3.. . . .
4. he cast him down and. . . .
5. the mountain like corn of the field