
Obverse
o 1o 1	diŋir pa e₃-a ḫur-saŋ-e gub-[ba]	Deity, manifest, standing at the mountain.
o 22	mu-lu₂ ^dšul-pa-e₃ pa e₃-a ḫur-⸢saŋ-e⸣	He, Šulpaʾe, manifest, <(standing)> at the mountain.
o 33	egi₂ dadag ur₃-ra pa e₃-a	the bright princess, sweeping (everything), manifest, <(standing at the mountain)>.
o 44	ušum maḫ mu-lu u₂-te-na pa e₃-a	Great dragon, manifest at dusk, <(standing at the mountain)>.
o 55	mu-lu tur₃ in-gul-e pa e₃-a	Destroyer of cattle pens, manifest, <(standing at the mountain)>.
o 66	mu-lu amaš <<in>> in-bu-re pa e₃-a	Who tears up sheepfolds, manifest, <(standing at the mountain)>.
o 77	ki-en-gi mu-un-ḫul-a pa e₃-a	Who ruins Sumer, manifest, <(standing at the mountain)>.
o 88	ušumgal saŋ-gi₆ mu-lu til-e pa e₃-a	Dragon who finishes the black-headed people, manifest, <(standing at the mountain)>.
o 99	u₄ te-eš tur₃-ra a ri pa e₃-a	Roaring storm, pouring out semen in the cattle pen, manifest, <(standing at the mountain)>.
o 1010	u₄ te-eš amaš a ri pa e₃-a	Roaring storm, pouring out semen in the sheepfold, manifest, <(standing at the mountain)>.
o 1111	uš₁₁ muš-ša₃-tur₃-ra mu-lu-ra ze₂-eŋ₃-e	Viper's venom, given to a man.
o 1212	uš₁₁ ŋir₃ ŋa₂ mu-lu-ra nu-e₃-de₃1	Venom of a scorpion in the house, that is not revealed to a man.
o 1313	a ḫul ŋi₆-<u₃>-na-ka e₃-a	Evil water, coming out at night.
o 1414	sa-par₃ a-ab-ba-ka la₂-a	Net, spread out in the sea
o 1515	i-bi-te-en-bi-ta ku₆ nu-e₃-de₃	whose meshes the fish cannot escape.
o 1616	umbin-še-ba-a amar šu teŋ₄-a	A claw, seizing a calf.
o 1717	tu₁₁-tu₁₁-ba mu-nu₁₀ šu teŋ₄-a	Striking, seizing the herdsman.
o 1818	a₂-dir ḫul-ŋal₂-e e-ze₂ nu-bal-e	An evil ford, that no sheep can cross.
o 1919	peš₁₀ ḫul-ŋal₂-e e-ze₂ a naŋ gi₄-a	An evil bank from which drinking sheep do <not> return.
o 2020	piriŋ ab₂-ba mu-nu₁₂ šu teŋ₄-a	Lion, taking a cow from the herdsman.
o 2121	aŋ₂ kalag-ga e-ze₂ sipa šu teŋ₄-a	Powerful one, taking a sheep from the shepherd.
o 2222	kalag-ga gu₄-ab₂-ba šu teŋ₄-a	Strong one who takes a breeding bull.
o 2323	ka-ba gu₄-ab₂-ba šu teŋ₄-a	Who takes a breeding bull in his mouth.
o 2424	e-ne-eŋ₃ nam-tag nu-ma-al-la-ta	Since his word has no sin
Reverse
r 1r 1	[alim]-ma mu-lu ta-zu mu-un-zu	Bison - what can one know about you?
r 22	^dšul-pa-e₃ mu-lu ta-zu mu-un-⸢zu⸣	Šulpaʾe - what can one know about you?
r 33	du₁₁-ga-a-ni mu-lu ta-zu mu-un-⸢zu⸣	His command - what can one know about you?
r 44	daḫ-a-ni mu-lu ta-zu mu-un-⸢zu⸣	What he commands in addition - what can one know about you?
r 55	mu-lu ša₃-ba-ni mu-un-zu-a	May he who knows his intentions
r 66	u₃-mu-un a-ra-zu de₃-en-na-ab-be₂	say a prayer to the lord!
r 77	ša₃ an gu-la mu-un-zu-a-e	May he who knows the intentions of great An
r 88	ša₃ ^d⸢mu⸣-[ul-lil₂-la₂ mu-un-zu]-⸢a⸣ mu-lu a-ra-zu de₃-na-be₂	who knows the intentions of Mullil, say a prayer to him.
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r 2121	[...] x x [...]
r 2222	[...]-⸢šub⸣-bi de₃-⸢en⸣-[na-ab-be₂]	["... do not] abandon it!" May he say to him.
r 2323	[za-e u₃-mu]-un^! de₃-ŋen de₃-en-na-ab-be₂2	["Since you are its] lord," one should say to you.
r 2424	⸢ud⸣-de₃-ba gi₄-bi-zu de₃-en-na-ab-be₂	"Storm, go back to that house", one should say to him.

r 2525	48 er₂^!(A-)šem₅-ma ^dšul-pa-e₃	48 (lines). Eršema of Šulpaʾe.

1For the interpretation, see U. Gabbay, Eršemma (2015: 184) a+15.

2For the reconstruction of this line, see U. Gabbay, Eršema (2015: 323).