Text #3836
. Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts from Babylonia[pp. 183--185]
BM 45745
‘Rev.’
4’ – […] a few locusts attacked.
13’ – The 29th, at 24° after sunrise, solar eclipse; when it began on the south and west side, […]
14’- [Ven]us, Mercury, and the normal stars were visible; Jupiter and Mars, which were in their period of invisibility, were visible in its eclipse […]
15’ – it threw off (the shadow) from west and south to north and east; 35° onset, maximal phase, and clearing; in its eclipse, the north wind which was set [to the west side blew …]