the Idsala river = the Tigris

the Edeštum river = the Tigris

the Halhal river = the Tigris

river of the fish = (...)

river of the bird = (...)

Guhande river = western Euphrates or major canal in Northern Babylonia = (...)

Unubitara river = Middle Euphrates = (...)

the god Irhan, the western branch of the Euphrates = (...)

river of the snake = (...)

great bond of heaven canal, Iturungal canal = (...)

the great Abzu canal = (...) = (...)

the abandoned sheepfold canal = (...)

Irnina river = (...)

the Lalabus canal = it brought abundance (canal) = [...]

Samsuiluna, who orders abundance canal = [...]

(...) canal = (...)

the ME-Enlil canal = (...)

the Mahṣat-Erra canal = (...)

the Mami-šarrat canal = (...)

the Tabbi-Mami canal = (...)

the canal of Epilaz = (...)

star of the Tigris = Annunitu = (...)

star of the Euphrates = the Swallow = (...)

Jupiter = (...)

planet of Marduk = the Ford, Jupiter = (...)

Jupiter = the savage planet, Jupiter = (...)

the white planet = (...)

the red planet = Mars

the red planet = conflagration planet = Mars

planet that is not = Mars

the Robber = Mars

the false planet = Mars

the Stranger = Mars

the Stranger = Mars

man who can speak or knows language, slanderer? = (...)

mute or man without language = man of no importance = (...)

person of diminished capacity

peddlar

male cultic prostitute

temple adminstrator = dream intreprter = shouter, oracle priest

ecstatic = (...)

charcoal burner

metal worker = stone carver

weaver = beater of the hem, weaver = weaver

archer = hunter of (...)

mat weaver? = maker of reeds or palm fronds = mat weaver

rush weaver = maker of the tunšu garment = type of weaver

maker of sackloth = (...)

captain or overseer = mayor

type of official = young man, a class or profession

animal trainer = third rider of a chariot = Hanigalbatean, a trainer or charioteer

courtier = (...) = courtier

ecstatic

he of the ghost, necromancer = (...)

necromancer = raiser of a ghost = sorcerer

sixth tablet of the lexical series Murgu

palace of Aššur-bān-apli, king of all, king of Aššur, who Nabû and Tašmetu gave broad wisdom

that which is learned by a bright eye, the highest level of the scribal art, which among the kings that preceded me

they had (not) learned any of that work: the wisdom of Nabû, cuneiform signs, as many as have been created

I wrote on tablets, I checked and collated: for the viewing of my repeated reading