[519] Lehman, Samassumukin, p. 42.
[520] See Ploss, Das Weib, pp. 594-606; also above, p. [267].
[521] IVR. pl. 61.
[522] I.e., Ishtar sends the wind with a clear message.
[523] 3d month.
[524] Perhaps a proverbial phrase, having the force of 'I nurture thee as thy own mother did.'
[525] Constituting the host of Ishtar, which is elsewhere referred to, e.g., IVR. 2d Ed. pt. 61, col. i. 27.
[526] Lit., 'the future or later things like the former.'
[527] Published by S. A. Strong, Beiträge zur Assyriologie, ii. 627-33.
[528] The opening lines, containing a reference to the Gimirrites, are imperfectly preserved.