Kirta

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[ ] Valiant Baal,
[ ] . . . Prince Yarih,
[ Koth]ar-wa-Hasis,
[ ] . . Rahmay, Prince Rashap
[ the com]panies of gods, threefold.
At once Kirta the Noble . . [ ] . .
in his house sets. Going in
he puts [in] it, and going out he puts.
[The]n came the companies of the gods.
[Then] spoke Valiant Baal:
"[So] come, O Kindly One
[El Be]nignant! May you bless
[Kirta] the Noble, may you beatify Naaman,
[the Lad of] El."—A cup [El] takes⁠a
[in] (his) hand, a flagon in (his)
[right hand]. Indeed he blesses
[his servant]. El blesses Kirta,
[beatifie]s Naam[an] the Lad of El:
"The wo[man that you ta]ke, O Kirta, the woman
that you take into your house, the maid you bring
into your court, shall bear seven sons to you,⁠b
yes, eight shall she produce
for you. She will bear Yassib the heir:
he will drink the milk of Athirat;⁠c
he will drain the breast of Virgin Rahmay;
the suckling of goddesses.