14. and that song shall glorify; in his place, thou wilt guard continually . . . .
15. . . . . cover and may he not fall? . . . .
16. his name shall be proclaimed over the world.
17. Whoever my heroism shall recount,
18. an adversary may he not meet.
19. The prophet who shall cry it out, shall not die by the chastisement;
20. higher than king and prince he shall raise his people.
21. The tablet writer who studies it and flees from the wicked, shall be great in the land.
22. In the places of the people the established places, my name they proclaim,
23. their ears I open.
24. In the house the place where their goods are placed, when Lubara is angry
25. may the seven gods turn him aside,
26. may the chastising sword not touch him whose face thou establishest.
27. That song for ever may they establish and may they fix the part . . . .
28. the countries all of them may they hear, and glorify my heroism;
29. the people of all the cities may they see, and exalt my name.
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Here we see a picture of Oriental feeling with reference to natural phenomenon or disaster to man-
