(o 1) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) right horn is long to the south" (= Enūma Anu Enlil VIII = ACh Sîn 6 ll. 3-4) means that Mercury stands to the south in its (i.e., the moon's) right horn; if on the 14th of Tašritu (month VII) an eclipse has taken place, it (i.e., the eclipse) begins in the south and clears in the north.

(o 3) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) right horn stands to the east" (= Enūma Anu Enlil VIII = ACh Sîn 6 ll. 7-8) means that on the first day it (i.e., the Moon) rises in the east; alternatively (it means that) a planet approaches it. The goodness or evil, which they predict in an eclipse: if light begins in the east, it (i.e., the prediction) is good; if it (i.e. the light) is affected (in some way) and begins (in the east), it (i.e., the prediction) is evil.

(o 5) "If the Moon is visible on the 30th day" (= Enūma Anu Enlil VIII unknown) (means) it is visible on the 'rejection of the day' (i.e., the 29th day).

(o 8) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) right horn is red" (= Enūma Anu Enlil VIII = ACh Suppl 1, 9 ll. 6-7) means that Mars approaches it (i.e., the Moon's right horn). "Fire will consume a prominent temple" means that an eclipse (i.e., of the moon) (takes place) in Šitaddaru opposite the Rooster; it (i.e., the text) says (lit. "said") it with respect to "fire."

(o 10) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) right horn is black" means that Saturn approaches it.

(o 12) "If, when the Moon appears on the first day of Kislimu (Month IX), its horns are pointed and bright" (refers to the Moon) that appears on the first day imbued with brilliance; on the 14th day it stands in front of the Sun; alternatively (it means that) on the first day Venus has the same longitude as it.

(o 14) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) horns are dark and the Bull's Jaw stands in front of it" (means that) on the first day Mercury is near it; on the 14th day the Bull's Jaw stands to the front of it.

(o 16) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) horns are bent (kapṣā)" means that on the first day Jupiter and Venus stand in its right and left horns. SU means "step" (kibsu); SU means "to shine." (The writing) ina-GUL-ma means "it will demolish" (inaqqarma); GUL means "to demolish"; GUL means "to destroy." IR.PAG means "they plotted"; IR.PAG means "to plot"; IR.PAG means "to swell"; ir-hu means hasty, because "to speed up" means "to hasten."

(o 20) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) horns are touching" means that Mars and Venus stand in its (i.e., the Moon's) horns. "Groups" means "assembly." "Leader" means "pre-eminent one"; ditto ("leader") means "he who goes at the front."

(o 21) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) horns are curved (and) are surrounded by two cruciform halos" (means that) on the first day they are imbued with brilliance and are surrounded by two cruciform halos.

(o 22) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) horns are surrounded by a cruciform halo" (means that) on the first day (and) on the 14th day it is surrounded by a cruciform halo; alternatively (it means that) as long as no eclipse (occurs), it is surrounded by a cruciform halo; I did not do (it). (If) the planets stand below the Moon, it is (a) good (sign); (if) a large star stands below the Moon, it is (an) evil (sign).

(o 25) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) horns are dark (and) Šitaddaru stands in front of it" means that on the first day Saturn stands with it in cloud; (or it means that) Šitaddaru rises acronychally opposite it.

(o 26) "If Venus flashes in its (i.e., the Moon's) right horn so that it (i.e., Venus) can be seen" means that Venus sets on the first day; (with respect to) "it can be seen" (lit. "an observer sees") this is what it says (lit. said), because the Moon is visible during daytime. (The phrase) "la₃ GEŠTU₂-su" means "unwise." "He will dwell in his land of ruination" (means) "he will dwell in his land that was ruined."

(o 29) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) light is dim" means that on the first day it (i.e., the Moon) is small.

(o 30) "If the light of (the first day of) its (i.e., the Moon's) month gains radiance greatly" means that Venus appears on the first day in the month of observation; alternatively (it means that) it (i.e., the Moon) rises after a nidītu; it means that Mars and Venus approach it. (The phrase) LUGAL KUR ŠUB-!i{ta} TUŠ-!i{eb} means "a king will settle an abandoned land."

(o 32) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is dark" (means that) in winter it (i.e., the Moon) appears in cloud. (The phrase) EME BAR-tu" means "foreign language."

(o 33) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) light is frightening" (means that) on the first day Saturn [and] Mercury approach it (i.e., the Moon). (The phrase) "an expeditionary force will conquer a hostile city" means that Mars will approach it (i.e., the Moon); alternatively (it means that) "an eclipse will take place in the Lion." The lord La-tarak of the exit.

(o 36) "[If] it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo" (means that) the Star of Marduk stands inside it. (With respect to) good or evil, [they say that] (if) the Star of Marduk becomes abnormally bright (and) stands above the Moon: it (i.e., the prediction) is good; if it is faint (and) stands below the Moon: it (i.e., the prediction) is evil; alternatively [it is said] with respect to winter and summer.

(r 1) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and the Great One stands inside it (i.e., the lunar halo)" (= ACh 2 Suppl 1a iii 34-35 // LBAT 1529: 20-21) means that a large star [stands] in the Great One. (The word) "siphu" means "evening"; (because) ŠU₂ means "siphu"; (and) ŠU₂ means "setting of the sun." "A defeat will be inflicted" means "a massacre will take place."

(r 3) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and a large star stands inside it" (= ACh 2 Suppl 1a iii 35 // LBAT 1529: 21) means that a large star stands in the Hired Man in a halo of the Moon.

(r 4) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and the Panther stands inside it" means that Mars stands in the Great One in a halo of the Moon. "The rain will be early by one double-hour" means that the rain will be cut off at a distance; "to be early" means "to cut;" "to be early" means "to cut off."

(r 7) "If the Moon, when it appears on the first day in Addaru (XII), is surrounded by a lunar halo, and Venus stands inside it" (= LBAT 1530 r 4) means that on the first day the Moon is surrounded by a halo in the region of the Hired Man, and Venus stands inside the halo of the Moon; it (i.e., the text) says (lit. said) (this) concerning an omen.

(r 9) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and the Scales light up and stand inside it" means that Saturn becomes abnormally bright (and) stands inside the halo of the Moon; "to light up" means "to become big," of "to be abnormally bright."

(r 11) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and (if) it (i.e., the lunar halo) is thick and recumbent" means that on the first day it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a halo, and it (i.e., the lunar halo) is thick and recumbent. (The sign) DIRI means "to become scattered"; DIRI means "to spread out."

(r 13) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and the Scorpion stands inside it (i.e., the lunar halo)" means that on the first day it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo and the Scorpion rises acronychally opposite it.

(r 14) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and the Yoke and the Stars stand inside it (i.e., the lunar halo)" (means) that on the first day the Moon is surrounded by a halo in the Stars (and) the Bull of Heaven, and Jupiter stands inside the halo; (when) Jupiter (is) in the Bull of Heaven, its name is the Yoke.

(r 16) "If its (i.e., the Moon's) horns are pointed and SU₃" (= LBAT 1530 r 8) (means) that on the first day (and/or) on the 14th day it (i.e., the Moon) appears in a light red cloud; SU₃ means "light red."

(r 18) "If one star rises" (= LBAT 1530 r 9) means that it appears among «among» the planets; alternatively (it means that) a star enters inside it; "Hired Man" means "the Moon"; it (i.e., the text) says (lit. he said) (this) with respect to Ur.

(r 19) "If when the Moon appears it is surrounded by a lunar halo" means that either on the first day or on the 14th day, at the summer acronychal rising, it is surrounded by a halo.

(r 21) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo of stars" means that either in the Field or in the Tails it is surrounded by ... star(s).

(r 22) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo of a rainbow" means that it is said in connection with summer or winter.

(r 23) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo of fog" (= LBAT 1530 r 10) means that it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo in fog; "BI₂.ZA.ZA" means "frog."

(r 24) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo of storm-wind" means that on the first day it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo and a storm-wind is blowing.

(r 25) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo of the course of a god" means that on the first day it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo and Adad will raise his voice; alternatively (it means that) a star with whose path the planets do not stand will be surrounded by the lunar halo.

(r 27) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and Šulpae stands inside it (i.e., the lunar halo)" means that Jupiter stands in the Crab or in the Old Man, in a lunar halo of the Moon; "women will acquire young men" means that Venus stands in the Lion or in the Furrow or in the Scorpion, in a halo of the Moon; "GURUŠ" (young man) (relates to) garāšu (to copulate) (which means) "to have sexual intercourse with."

(r 30) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and the Field stands inside it (i.e., the lunar halo)" means that Mars or alternatively Mercury stands in the Hired One, in the halo of the Moon. ŠU.ZI means "wild"; ditto (i.e., ŠU.ZI) means "aggressive." NIM-MEŠ means "early" (plural); NIM means "early" (singular); "they will have illicit sexual intercourse" (uštahhû) stems from rehû in the sense of "to have sexual intercourse."

(r 33) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and the Arrow stands inside it (i.e., the lunar halo)" means that Pabilsag's Arrow stands in the halo of the Moon.

(r 34) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and a planet stands inside it (i.e., the lunar halo)" means that Mars stands in the Lion or in the Bull of Heaven, in the halo of the Moon. SUG.ZI (in the sense of) GANA₂.ZI ("field"), (which) means "cultivated land."

(r 36) "If a planet stands inside it (i.e., the lunar halo)" means that Mars or alternatively Mercury stands in the Lion, in the halo of the Moon.

(r 37) "If the Kidney or alternatively the Fish stands inside it (i.e., the lunar halo)" means that Mars stands in the Great One; alternatively (it means that Mars stands) in the Goat-Fish, in the halo of the Moon; alternatively (it has its) literal meaning.

(r 38) "If it (i.e., the Moon) is surrounded by a lunar halo, and the ... stars stand at sunset" means that on the first day Jupiter and Mercury stand on top of the knot of the lunar halo at sunrise.

(r 41) Properly executed.

(r 42) "If when the Moon appears it is surrounded by a lunar halo and it (i.e., the lunar halo) is thick and spread out" means that on the first day it is surrounded by a lunar halo; ... [...].

(r 43) Lemmata and oral explanations (relating to) a 'reading' of the series of Enūma Anu Enlil (and referring to entries) from "If in Tašritu (Month VII) the Moon is surrounded by a lunar halo."

(r 44) Tablet of Iqīšāya, son of Ištar-šumu-īriš, descendant of Ekur-zakir.