If the moon makes an eclipse in Sivan (III) on the 15th day: [......] his servants will kill him in a revolt, variant: his elders [...] will die [...].

If the moon makes an eclipse in Sivan (III) in the evening watch: attack of fish, variant: [of locusts].

If the moon makes an eclipse in Sivan (III): the flood will come and flo[od wat]er will [devastate] the land.

If it makes an eclipse in the evening watch, and it finishes the watch, and the south wind blows: fall of the king of [E]lam, the king of the Guti, and of their land.

If in Sivan (III) [from] the 1st day to the 30th day an eclipse occurs: the harvest of the land will not prosper.

If the moon comes out darkly: a devastating flood will occur.

[If the moon] makes [an eclipse], and a cloud enters a(nother) cloud, variant: into a clo[ud ...: the gods] will take away the reason of the land; the land will change and will quickly go to ruin.

[If the moon] makes [an eclipse] and comes out from a cloud and clears: the gods [will make a great land small; the king] will have continual troubles.

[If it makes an eclipse and] lightning flashes: a flo[od of no water] will carry away [the land ......].

[If the moon makes an eclipse], and the south wind keeps blowing: the king [......] and is small: famine [......].

[If in this eclipse] Jupiter stands there: well-being for the king; [in his stead, a] famous [noble] will die.

[If the moon] is dark in the region of Sagittarius: decision for [Mutabal] and Bab[ylon].

The month Sivan (III) means the W[es]tland, the 15th day means the W[estland]; the evening watch means Akkad.

An eclipse in the evening watch portends deaths.

The term of the evening watch is [3 months and 10 days].

An eclipse of Sivan [gives] a decision for Ur.