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(1) If the Pleiades [enter the moon]: the land will perish all together; a month will pass, the enemy [...] Elam. (4) If the Pleiades enter the moon [and] come out towards the north: Akkad will become happy; the king of Akkad will become strong and will have no rival. (8) — The north wind blows. (9) Since the moon entered the Pleiades, the north wind is blowing. The morning watch (means) Elam; this is bad for the enemy. (r 4) If the Pleiades are elongated: the field will produce a yield. (r 6) — At the conjunction of the moon [(the Pleiades) go in front]. (r 7) May the lord of kings be eve[rla…
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(1) If a fog ro[lls] in in Adar (XII): the land will g[o] to ruin. (3) If the sun changes its path and [goes along] another one: the king will abandon his land [and c]amp outside. (6) Additional days in [...] are many, the sun [......] does not stand [......]. (r 1) Let the lord of kings dwell [...] two days in a city which [the king lik]es, and [...] he should [...] in the steppe. (r 5) May the lord of kings be everla[sting]! (r 6) From Ašaredu [the younger].
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