(o i 1') [If a man . . .] it tires him out [. . .] imḫur-līm-plant, imḫur-ešrā-plant [. . .].

(o i 3') [Alternatively], ḫašû-thyme, urnû-mint [. . .].

(o i 4') [Alternatively], ḫarmunu-plant [. . .].

(o i 5') [If] a man’s epigastrium burns him, (and) it is difficult for him to breathe through his nose, that man [. . .].

(o i 6') If a man’s epigastrium is enflamed, it stings him, (and) his phlegm [. . .] it is UD.DA SA₂.SA₂-fever: you have him continually drink pressed oil in water on an empty stomach, (and then) [. . .] burāšu-juniper, kukru-aromatic, resin of baluḫḫu-aromatic, tamarisk leaf, maštakal-plant leaf [. . .].

(o i 9') If a man is entirely enflamed between his shoulders, he constantly spits up blood with his phlegm, (and) [. . .] into ṣēta [. . .]: you crush burāšu-juniper, kukru-aromatic, saḫlû-cress [. . .] kūru-plant leaf (and) river mud, you kneed them in beer [. . .].

(o i 12') If a man eats bread (and) drinks beer, and subsequently his epigastrium gnaws at him, his internal organs are swollen [. . .] it is UD.DA SA₂.SA₂-fever: aktam-plant, imḫur-līm-plant, tarmuš-lupin [. . .].

(o i 14') [Alternatively], you have his tongue seize pressed oil [. . .].

(o i 15') [If a man] is continually upset (and) constantly afflicted by grief, [he keeps biting his lips (and) drinks a lot of water], it is UD.DA SA₂.SA₂-fever: you pound fox-vine, he drinks it in beer, (and then) he eats fatty meat. He drinks burāšu-juniper (and) ṭūru-opopanax in beer, (then) you heat up (these ingredients) in beer, (and) [you pour them into his anus].

(o i 17') [Alternatively], you pound fox-vine, (and) he drinks it in beer. You pound river mud, gazelle droppings, ulḫaḫ-acacia leaf, kūru-plant leaf, blades of šalālu-reed, wheat flour (and) sesame husk, you knead them in beer, you smear (the mixture) on a piece of fabric, (and) you bandage him with it.

(o i 19') Alternatively, you pound aktam-plant, (and) he drinks it in prime-quality beer.

(o i 20') [If a man] is continually upset (and) constantly afflicted by grief, piercing pain repeatedly affects him, (and) he keeps swallowing (lit. drinking) a lot of his (own) phlegm, it is UD.DA SA₂.SA₂-fever: you pound imḫur-līm-plant, milkweed (and) white juniper seeds, (and) he drinks them in beer.

(o i 22') [If] a man eats bread (and) drinks beer, and subsequently his internal organs are bloated (and) swollen, (and) he drinks a lot of water, it is UD.DA SA₂.SA₂-fever: you pound [imḫur-līm-plant], imḫur-ešrā-plant, tarmuš-lupin, ṣumlalû-aromatic, tīyatu-plant (and) ḫašû-thyme, (and) he drinks them in beer on an empty stomach. You pound river mud, gazelle droppings, burāšu-juniper, kukru-aromatic, saḫlû-cress, fox-vine leaf [. . .] šalālu-reed leaf, wheat flour (and) sesame husk, you kneed them in beer, you smear (the mixture) on a piece of fabric, you bandage him with it, and then he will recover.

(o i 26') You pound aktam-plant, he drinks it in beer, (then) he eats fatty meat, (and) his belly will (make him) vomit. You pound [. . .], (and) he drinks it in beer. You pound imḫur-līm-plant, (and) he drinks it in pressed oil. You pound river mud, (and) he drinks it in beer. You pound tīyatu-plant, (and) he drinks it in beer.

(o i 28') [If] a man eats bread (and) drinks beer, and subsequently his internal organs are bloated (and) swollen, (and) he drinks [a lot of water], it is UD.DA SA₂.SA₂-fever: you dry (and) pound errû-colocynth fruit before it begins to shrink, (and) he drinks it in beer.

(o i 30') You pound nīnû-mint, (and) he drinks it in beer. You pound ḫarmunu-plant, (and) he drinks it in beer.

(o i 31') If a man eats bread (and) drinks beer, and subsequently his internal organs are bloated, (and) his urination is continually hindered, it is UD.DA SA₂.SA₂-fever: you dry (and) pound errû-colocynth fruit before it begins to shrink, (and) he drinks it in beer.

(o i 33') [If] a man eats bread (and) drinks beer, and subsequently his internal organs are bloated (and) have cramps, (and) he has diarrhoea, it is UD.DA SA₂.SA₂-fever:

(o ii 1') [. . .] in [. . .]

(o ii 2') If a man [. . .]

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

(r ii 2') [If a man] . . . [. . .] that man suffers from . . . [. . .] aktam-plant in diluted beer [. . .]. Afterwards, [. . .] diluted beer [. . .].

(r ii 6') Alternatively, he is constantly afflicted by grief [. . .] he never has any saliva (in his mouth) [. . .] so that it would not be prolonged: aprušu-plant [. . .] together [. . .] . . . [. . .].

(r ii 10') [If a man] continually has a lot of [. . .] . . . [. . .].