2. Izdubar to him also said to Hasisadra afar off:
3. In this way thou wast compassionate over me,
4. joyfully thou hast made me, and thou hast, restored me.
5. Hasisadra to him also said to Izdubar.
6. . . . . . . . thy kurummit,
7. . . . . . . . separated thee,
8. . . . . . . . thy kurummat,
9. second the mussukat, third the radbat,
10. fourth she opened the zikaman,
11. fifth the cloak she placed, sixth the bassat,
12. seventh in a cloak I have clothed thee and let thee go free.
13. Izdubar to him also said to Hasisadra afar off:
14. . . . . . . Hasisadra to thee may we not come,
15. . . . . . . collected
16. . . . . . . dwelling in death,
17. . . . . . . his back? dies also.
18. Hasisadra to him also said to Urhamsi the boatman:
19. Urhamsi . . . . . to thee we cross to preserve thee.
20. Who is beside the . . . . . of support;
21. the man whom thou comest before, disease has filled his body;
22. illness has destroyed the strength of his limbs.
