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[...] and Teleunike

[...] strong gusty storms from all four directions blew.

[...] large locusts attacked; at sunset,

[...] high to the north. Night of the 9th, beginning of the night, the moon was

[...] blew. Night of the 10th, all night clouds crossed the sky

[...] the north wind blew. Night of the 11th (and) the 11th, very overcast, gusty north wind

[...] at 9° after sunrise

[...] the 16th (and) the 17th, gusty wind. Night of the 18th, first part of the night, Venus

[... Night of the 19th, last part of the night, the moon was] 4 cubits [... γ /δ Capricorni], the moon being 2 cubits low to the south. Night of the 20th,

[...] The 22nd, very overcast; in the afternoon, much rain PISAN DIB

[...] the 26th, Saturn’s [first appearance] in the end of Aries, 1 cubit behind the moon, [...] behind η Tauri

[...] solar eclipse; when I watched I did not see it; at 30° after sunrise.

[... trade in bar]ley was interrupted in the streets of Babylon

[...] 4? pānu 4 sūtu3 ½ qa one-fourth

[...] for 1 shekel of wrought silver. At that time,

[... un]til the end of the month, it receded 1 cubit, total: [nn was the na (gauge).]

[...] ... which to [...]

[...] ... which [...]

[...] ... [...]

[...] ...

[...] the citizens

[...] (blank)

[... of k]ings.

[... A]rsaces king of kings.