OrNS 59, 488 (= BM 57532)[via caspo]

Incantation: O heroic Ishtar, cherished [. . .]

Torch of the heavens and earth, brilliance [. . .]

Innini, firstborn of Sin [. . .]

Twin sister to the bearded, manifest [. . .]

Ishtar, you are (like?) Anu, [. . .] the heavens.

Like Enlil, the counsellor, you [. . .]

Mummu, creator of the rites [. . .]

At the instruction of Ea in the Apsu [. . .]

Wherever ground plan[s] are formed, [. . .]

(There) you appoi[nt] those endowed with speech [. . .].

If among the Igigi, wh[o . . .]

Among the Anunnaki, where (is) [your] riv[al]?

You are the one [. . .] (yet) in the hum[an] womb [. . .]

[You ex]change fa[te . . .]

(When) I sought out the gods, [. . .]

[(When) I turned] to the goddesses, [. . .]

A protective spirit (šēdu) (goes) [before] you, [. . .]

Justice [. . .]

[. . . be h]eard

[. . .] of the flesh and glad[ness of . . .]

[. . .] . . . broken; give to me [. . .]

[wha]tever I strive for [. . .]

May [. . .] rejoice on your account, bro[ken . . .]

[. . . the] great [god]s, broken [. . .]

[It is] the wording of a shuila-prayer [to Ishtar. . . .].

You set up a censer of juniper. [. . .] miḫḫu-beer.

[You recite] the shuila-prayer three times [. . .]

Incantation: O great gods of Anu [. . .]

From a very large tablet . [. . .]

Written according to its original and collated. Tablet (belonging to) . . . [. . .],

. . . son of Sin-x-bani/ibni, who fears Nabu, not [. . .]