But when his bhu-ri of the field the sight Beheld, the wild gazelles fled in affright.

" The god now vanishes away from sight, The hero turns his face toward the light; Nine kaspu walks, till weird the rays now gleam, As zi-mu-ri behind the shadows stream.

Thus in Heabani's cave the maiden went, And o'er the sleeping seer her form she bent; O'er him who with gazelles oft eats his food; O'er him who drinks with bhu-ri in the wood; O'er him who loves the zir-ri,of them dreams, And sports with them within the mountain streams.

Kharim-tu, smiling sweetly, bent her head, Enticing him the tempter coyly said, "Heabani, like a famous god thou art, Why with these creeping things doth sleep thy heart? Come thou with me to Erech Su-bu-ri To Anu's temple Elli-tar-du-si,