| Utnapishtim touched GIlgamesh to wake him up. |
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 | I hardly slept when you touched and roused me | |
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| Count these loaves of bread, each has a different characteristic for each day you were asleep. | |
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| Utnapishtim spoke to Urshanabi the ferryman |
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| Woe to you Urshanabi, now and forever more you have become hateful to this harborage. | |
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| Urshanabi left and led Gilgamesh to the washing-place | |
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| Urshanabi and GIlgamesh took and journey in three days that would have been of a minth and fifteen days. |
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| Urshanabi climb up on the wall of Uruk, looking out one third of the whole is city, one third is garden, one third is field. | |
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| Gilgamesh wrote his story on a stone after his final return. | |
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