[. . . the fall]en [. . .]

Who rescues [. . .]

Who delivers good things, [. . .] . [. . .]

. . . [. . .]

The god without whom [. . .] . . [. . .]

[. . .]

Divine Judge of god and [. . .]

Who provisions the Eda[sa]ḫegal, [. . .]

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

[who over]sees the people, . . [. . .]

[O merci]ful [lord], who [. . .]

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

[. . . who revi]ves [. . .]

[. . .] . . . [.]

[. . .] . [. . .]

[. . .]

[. . .]

[. . .] . [. . .] my (personal) god [. . .]

[My] (personal) goddess [. . .]

That (personal) god and goddess may lea[d me aright],

[. . .] my way [. . .]

I turn to you among the gods [. . .]

[I s]eize your (garment's) fringe . [. . .]

[S]peak (my) name! Lengthen [my] day[s]!

Broaden (my) [sh]eepfold! May be n[umerous]

[my] off[spring]!

[. . .] illness. Speak [. . .]

May my [si]n be released. May [. . .] be carried off.

[May] my sin be forgotten. Dispe[rse . . .]

That [I may] proclaim your greatness (and) pra[ise]

[your] divinity.

That I may unceasi[ngly fo]rever

si[ng] your heroism!

It is the wording of a lifted-hand prayer to Madanu.