Text #3866
Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts from Babylonia .[pp. 349--353]
A: BM 35086 + 46149 + 77619
B: BM 34986A
‘Obv’.
5’ - […] 20° of night maximal phase; when it began to clear, [it cleared in x] + 6° of night from the east (?)[…]
6’ - […the remain]der of the planets did not stand there; 2 cubits above α Tauri it became eclipsed; at 25° after sunset.
14’ – [… a comet whose …] the east, and whose tail was to west, in the path of [the Enlil stars …]
19’ – [… the come]t which appeared on the 1st in the path pf the Enlil stars, […] to the north […]
25’ - […in the aft]ernoon, the sun was twice surrounded by a halo.B
‘Obv.’
9’ – Night of the 6th, clouds were in the sky; the comet […] β Capricorni […]