Incantation against Snakebite

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[…] to the earth […]
[…] Baal, the arrows of Rashap […] his kidneys and his heart.⁠a
[…] your mouth on the mountain, […] your mouth […] your teeth.
[…] and your lips […] to Mot […]
[…] the voice of Shapshu […] serpents […]
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[And] he speaks […] take me […] take me.
[…] in the vineyards […]
[…] before me […] Baal […]
[…] Anat […] like […]
[…] dust […] your house he drives you out.
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[…] your hand […]
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[…] your eye […]
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[…] daughters […] daughters […]
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[…] in his hand […]
[…] open […]
[…] the orphan girl, the poor woman goes […]
[…] son of Htt, son of Htt […]
[…] like the poor woman goes, like […]
[The] window […] like […]
[…] palace […]
[…] to Horon […]
[…] voice […]
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[…] to the voice of the [Rephaim]
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[…] good […]
[…] serpents, and turn back […]
[…] sister […]
[…] to your path […]
[…] the earth […] Baal.
[…] also to your assembly; Anat rises, Anat rises.
[…] your [assembly] he drives you out, […] your house he drives you out.
[…] daughters […] daughters […] the servant of Horon […]
[…] your eye […] the gods.
[…] and bones like bones […], like stones […]