of gladness,
4 (by) the sickness which exists in a man's skin, a man's flesh
(and) a man's entrails,
5 like this signet be brought near and
6 on that day may the consuming fire-god consume;
7 may the enchantment go forth and to (its) dwelling-place betake
itself.

8 Like this vineyard he shall be cut off, and the sorcerer
9 the consuming fire-god shall consume.
10 Despite the _holidays_ of a _plague_ that returns not,
11 despite the shrine of the god, the king unconquerable,
12 may the man, (by) the enchantment, (with) _eldest_ son (and) wife,
13 (by) sickness, the loss of the bliss of prosperity, of joy (and)
of gladness,
14 (by) the sickness which exists in a man's skin, a man's flesh, a
man's _entrails_,
15 like this garden-stuff be rooted out, and
16 on that day may the consuming fire-god consume.
17 May the enchantment go forth and to (its) dwelling-place betake
itself.

18 Like this weed he shall be gathered for sale, and the sorcerer
19 the consuming fire-god shall consume.
20 Before him, despite his blessedness that is not,
21 despite the canopy of a covering that departs not,
22 may the man (by) the enchantment, (with) _eldest_ son (and) wife,
23 (by) sickness, the loss of the bliss of prosperity, of joy (and)
of gladness,
24 (by) the sickness which exists in a man's skin, a man's flesh,
a man's _entrails_,
25 like this weed be plucked, and
26 on that day may the consuming fire-god consume.
27 May the enchantment go forth and to (its) dwelling-place
betake itself.

28 Like this thread he shall be stretched, and the sorcerer
29 the consuming fire-god shall consume.
30 Despite his adoration that is not,
31 despite the clothing of the god, the King unconquerable,
32 may the man, (through) the enchantment, (with) _eldest_ son
(and) wife,
33 (by) sickness, the loss of the bliss of prosperity, of joy (and)
of gladness,
34 (by) the sickness which exists in a man's skin, a man's
flesh, a man's _entrails_,
35 like this thread be stretched, and
36 on that day may the consuming fire-god consume.
37 May the enchantment go forth and to (its) dwelling-place
betake itself.

38 Like this goat's-hair cloth he shall be stretched, and the
sorcerer
39 the consuming fire-god shall consume.
40 Despite the goat's-hair that is not,
41 despite the canopy of the covering (that departs not),
42 may the man (through) t