Source: The Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature. Artifacts and parenthetical commentary added by editor R. Brown.
Segment A
(Anu, father in heaven, King of the giant aliens, the Anunnaki from planet Nibiru, in his winged sky-disc)
1–5 … beloved of An (__Anu) …
1 line fragmentary
(Ninhursag with her failed early attempts at DNA mixing to fashion adequate worker replacements)
Nintud (Ninhursag) is delighted at your creation, and has determined a great destiny for you.
She has made your brow attractive, …
Your limbs …, your form spectacular.
Colophon (line 6): 6 barsud.
7–12 You have been decreed femininity, you are full of charm,
(Inanna with ring of destinies in her hand)
Inana (Inanna / Ishtar), glory of the pure heavens, fitted to be a queen,
4 lines fragmentary or unclear
unknown no. of lines missing
Segment B
1–6
2 lines fragmentary
You have perfected the just, and made them speak with one voice;
may you exercise your role as shepherd for years of abundance and sweet days of rejoicing.
(King) Rim-Sîn, you have perfected the just, and made them speak with one voice;
may you exercise your role as shepherd for years of abundance and sweet days of rejoicing.
Colophon (line 7): 7 sa-jara.
8–12 Inana, out of the goodness of your heart make Rim-Sîn’s good (?) renown a long-lasting renown.
Mistress, supremely august, sparkling (?) in the heavens!
(Inanna in procession)
Inana, Mistress, supremely august, sparkling (?) in the heavens!
Speaking kindly, extending your charms, … great mother goddesses, grant life to Rim-Sîn.
Colophon (line 13): 13 Its jic-gi-jal.
Colophon (line 14): 14 An adab of Inana.