28 “He who made heavy the yoke that he had laid on the gods who were his enemies,
29 (And) for their despite (?), created mankind.”
30 “The merciful one,” “He with whom is lifegiving,”
31 May his word be established, and not forgotten,
32 In the mouth of the black-headed ones (mankind) whom his hands have made.
33 Tutu. “Mu-azaga,” fifthly, May their mouth make known his glorious incantation,
34 “He who with his glorious charm rooteth out all the evil ones,”
35 “Sa-zu,” “He who knoweth the heart of the gods,” “He who looketh at the inward parts,”
36 “He who alloweth not evil-doers to go forth against him,”
37 “He who assembleth the gods,” appeasing their hearts,