(o i 1) You do not remove and [...] for his life [...] a ...-stone [...] you put [...] around his neck.

(o i 5) [...] with cypress oil [...] you put a leather (bag) around his neck.

(o i 7) You make (him) drink [...] madder seeds [...].

(o i 8) [...] ... [...] his word

(o i 9) you go [...]; its interior [...] ...

(o i 10) You do not remove it; his desire [...] her [...] his heart, the one who desires a woman and [...] will return. (As for) that man, his semen is buried [...]; his penis does not [...]

(o i 14) You close up [...] ...; to release ... [...]

(o i 15) [...] white hellebore, aktam-plant, kabullu-plant

(o i 16) you make (him) drink [...] ... either with first-class beer or with pressed wine;

(o i 17) you recite [...] 3 times on top of (it) and he will recover.

(o i 18) You put [...] lupin, iron, algae, ebony, [...] of a male rock-partridge (and) the bristle of a pig which is ready to copulate: all of it (you put) in a leather (bag) around his neck.

(o i 21) [...] Dilbat-plant, hound's-tongue plant, fennel (and) ardadillu-plant in a leather (bag).

(o i 22) [...] is bewitched and his flesh is flaccid; either while walking or while standing [...] (in) his bed or when he urinates [...] his semen flows; like a woman('s) his bed is not pure.

(o i 25) That [...], his semen is buried in the ground with a dead man; (that is) to cure him.

(o i 26) ašqulālu-plant, asa foetida, sikillu-plant, amīlānu-plant, seeds of the Dilbat-plant, [...] henbane, root of baltu-plant from over a grave: you put (them) in a leather (bag) around his neck.

(o i 28) You put [...] ... [...] ... [...] a leather (bag) around his neck.

(o i 29) Ditto: you bind sulphur and white-lime to [...] around his hips.

(o i 30) Ditto: root of hound's-tongue-plant, sagapenum, root of šurdunû-plant, root of prime-plant, [...] of azallû-plant, root of kamkadu-plant, root of ardadillu-plant, [...] of kazallu-plant [...] sexual desire [...] in [...] in [...].

(o i 34) [...] ... [...] ... [...] ... [...]

(o i 35) [...]

(o i 36) [...]

(o i 37) [...]

(o i 38) Ditto: ... [...] arariānu-plant, seeds of [...]-plant in a leather (bag).

(o i 40) Ditto: [...]-plant (and) arantu-grass in a leather (bag).

(o i 41) Ditto: kammandu-plant [...] kamkadu-plant, henbane root (and) ...-plant, with oil, in a leather (bag).

(o i 43) Ditto: shpeherd's-crook plant, kammandu-plant, alamû-plant, in a leather (bag).

(o i 44) Ditto: beetroot, kammandu-plant, [...]-plant (and) asa foetida, in a leather (bag).

(o i 45) Ditto: hašhuru-fruit, life-giving-plant, azallû-plant, fennel and būšānu-plant, in a leather (bag).

(o i 46) [...] chalcedony, breccia, lapis-lazuli, in a leather (bag).

(o i 47) [...] ... [...]-plant, in a leather (bag).

(o i 48) [...] azallû-plant, in a leather (bag).

(o i 49) Ditto: šunû-wood [...], in a leather (bag).

(o i 50) Ditto: baltu-plant, sieved mountain ... that [...] in a leather (bag).

(o i 51) Ditto: stag's excrement (and) stag's horn [...] a leather (bag).

(o i 52) Ditto: marsh-apple, ṣaṣuntu-plant, azallû-plant [...] ... in a leather (bag).

(o i 53) Ditto: blood of a male rock-partridge, kušru-plant, libāru-wood, in a leather (bag).

(o i 54) Ditto: basalt, [...]-plant, mint (and) lupin in a leather (bag).

(o i 55) [...] myrrh, [...] grains of magnetite in [...]

(o i 56) Ditto: root of hound's-tongue-plant, fennel, root of ardadillu-plant, root of shepherd's-crook plant, root of šurdunû-plant with beer (and) with oil [...]

(o i 58) [...] imhur-līm-plant (gloss: break) [...]

(o i 59) [...] beetroot (gloss: break) [...]

(o i 60) [...] ...

(o ii 1) [...] keeps trembling; his belly regurgitates it: in [...]

(o ii 2) That [...] wrath of Marduk [...]

(o ii 3) [...] over him lupin, thyme, harmunu-plant, a lump of tamarisk, fresh baltu-plant, basalt, chippings of [...], sikillu-plant, Dilbat-plant, a twig of šunû-wood, pallišu-stone, [...]-plant, hound's-tongue plant, ašagu-plant from the wall:

(o ii 7) You mix up (these) 14 bitter plants with cedar resin; (you put them) in a leather (bag).

(o ii 8) Ditto: wormwood, male and female euphorbia, ape's hair, gold, iron: you put all of it together in a leather (bag) around her neck.

(o ii 10) Incantation: "Sexual desire! Ditto (sexual desire)! I have made the bed for sexual desire!

(o ii 11) The one Ištar made for Dumuzi;

(o ii 12) The one Nananya made for her consort;

(o ii 13) The one Išhara [...] for her Almanu.

(o ii 14) As for so-and-so, son of so-and-so, may his flesh get stiff! May [...] become erect!

(o ii 15) May his desire not calm! Night (and) day, at [...] the skilful Ištar, Nanaya, Gazbaba (and) Išhara!" The wording of the incantation.

(o ii 18) Incantation for sexual desire.

(o ii 19) Its ritual: imhur-ešrā-plant, ...-plant, [...] ...; 3 plants [...] ... in front of Ištar [...] leather (bag).

(o ii 22) Ditto: [...] the heart of a male rock-partridge.

(o ii 23) Ditto: [...] a stone [...] daytime, with oil [...].

(o ii 24) Ditto: root of [...] ... from the garden-plot [...].

(o ii 25) (If) a man [...] in the bed (and) his belly regurgitates it [...] the bed [...] his semen, that [...]: there is the wrath of Marduk (and) Ištar over him. You thread a (red) kazânitu-stone, lapis-lazuli, alabaster, haematite on a linen band; [...] around his neck.

(o ii 29) You put ... [...] lapis-lazuli, white coral, magnetite, [...] ... alabaster, nuhurtu-asafoetida [...] of burāšu-juniper, 10 ... for sexual desire wool of a male lamb which is ready to copulate [...].

(o ii 33) Lapis-lazuli, carnelian, serpentine, arsenic, agate, sikillu-stone, white coral: 7 stones for sexual desire. Incantation: "Radiance [...] earth ...". Ditto: 2 incantations [...] ... [...].

(o ii 36) Enuru-incantation: "... [...] ..."1 Enuru-incantation.

(o ii 45) [...] a takdanānu-bush [...] seeds or [...]

(o ii 46) with hound's-tongue-plant his ... [...]

(o ii 47) for his sexual arousal 7 grains of silver, [...] of gold in front of [...] (his) desire will arise.

(o ii 48) You speak (thus). 20 offerings [...] ... [...] plants for sexual desire.

(o ii 49) You speak three times. You lay down the plants for sexual desire in their (right) proportion;

(o ii 50) You thread these plants on a ram's wool warp-thread. You bind ... and (gloss:break).

(o ii 51) Enuru-incantation: "What (gloss: break)

(o ii 52) ... (gloss: break)

(o ii 53) Wording, 7 (gloss: break)

(o ii 54) Incantation: "The bed [...]

(o ii 55) the bed [...]

(o ii 56) with his semen (gloss: break)

(o ii 57) the son (gloss: break)

(o ii 58) Wording: "Sexual desire".

(o ii 59) Its ritual: seeds of puquttu-thorn (and) blood of a (gloss: break) rock-partridge.

(o ii 60) You recite this incantation seven times on top of (it); the tamarisk (gloss: break)

(o ii 61) Your sexual arousal shall not calm down and she (gloss: break).

(o ii 62) [...] his desire is taken away; [...] he does not desire his wife or an unknown woman.

(o ii 63) You perform an offering [...] Ištar of the stars; [...] a censer of burāšu-juniper

(r i 2) [...]

(r i 3) [...]

(r i 4) [...] ... [...]

(r i 5) [...] ... [...]

(r i 6) [...] you speak ... [...]

(r i 7) Incantation: "Nanaya [...]

(r i 8) mistress of the gods [...] noblest of the gods [...]

(r i 9) lady of heaven [...] commander of all [...]

(r i 10) [...] all the lords are kneeling [...].

(r i 11) I, so-and-so descendant of so-and-so, I have knelt before you; (I am the one against) whom sorcery has been performed; my figurines are laid down on the ground; [...].

(r i 13) Let me purify ... [...] like lapis lazuli!

(r i 14) May ... [...] become bright like alabaster!

(r i 15) (May) gloominess [...] like red gold [...]!

(r i 16) May the lupin, the imhur-līm-plant, the imhur-ešra-plant, the ardadillu-plant, mountain plants, the ...-plant dispel my enchantment!"

(r i 18) Silver, gold, lapis lazuli, alabaster, lupin [...]

(r i 19) [...] ... sikillu-leaf ... [...]-plant

(r i 20) ... [...] at the head of his bed you recite ... [...]

(r i 21) ... a sheep ... its [...] ... the forehead ... [...]

(r i 22) (gloss: break) [...] ... [...].

(r i 23) 30 lines.

(r i 24) So-and-so [...]

(r i 25) ... [...] ... [...]

(r i 26) ... in front of his ... [...]

(r i 27) May he be erect like a donkey [...]!

(r i 28) Like the the raven of the cave ... [...]

(r i 29) like silver into salt, like gold [...]

(r i 30) lead into oil [...]

(r i 31) the man ... [...]

(r i 32) Wording for sexual desire.

(r i 33) ... lines; 72 ... [...]

(r i 34) [...] the lion or ... [...]

(r i 35) your lovemaking [...] or [...]

(r i 36) at the command of the skilful [...]

(r i 37) Gazbaba, Kanisura.

(r i 38) You recite this incantation three times. You give (him) to drink ... [...].

(r i 39) Its ritual: you plait white wool and red wool; 7 [...]

(r i 40) you tie 7 and 7 knots [...]

(r i 41) [...] the incantation on top of [...]

(r i 42) you bind [...] in ... [...] and [...]

(r i 43) 1 qā [...]

(r i 44) [...] dust of the grave, this dust [...]

(r i 45) [...] into oil the figurines of a man and a woman;

(r i 46) you anoint them; the man and the woman [...] arousal of desire.