14I bore it and carried it to thee.”
15The mother of Gish, who knows all things,
16Spoke to Gish:
17“Some one, O Gish, who like thee
18In the field was born and
19Whom the mountain has reared,
20Thou wilt see (him) and [like a woman(?)] thou wilt rejoice.
21Heroes will kiss his feet.
22Thou wilt spare [him and wilt endeavor]
23To lead him to me.”