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AfO 18, pl. 17-20 (P282420)

Middle Babylonian, Kar-Tukulti-Ninurta · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE

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DesignationAfO 18, pl. 17-20
IDP282420
Museum no.VAT 16462
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Babylonian · c. 1400 BCE–1100 BCE
Find spotKar-Tukulti-Ninurta (mod. Tulul al-ʿAqir)
Coordinates35.4944, 43.2793

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1[...] ša {na₄}ZU₂ {na₄}[...]... of obsidian
2[i+na qi-im-ma-te ša] ⸢a-la⸣-mu-te ša 3 ri-ik-si 8 la-re-⸢e⸣From the reed bundles of the alāmû-tree, of 3 ropes, 8 larru-e23-vessels
3[... in]-be 10 per₂-e 6 qa-a-ri ša ŠA₃ ri-ik-sa-ni... 10 reed bundles 6 qāru of the hand of the riksanu-official
4[...] ⸢ša⸣ GIŠ ša KU₃.SI₂₂ u₃ NA₄-MEŠ ⸢x x x x⸣... wood of gold and stones ...
5[...] {⸢na₄⸣}ZA.GIN₃ {na₄}GUG u₃ {na₄}bu-ṣu... lapis lazuli, carnelian and buṣu-stone
6[...] ⸢x⸣ GAL-MEŠ ša ki-si-it-te 2 IGI-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ... the chiefs of the kisittu-house, 2 chiefs
7[...] ⸢x⸣ ša {na₄}BABBAR.DILI ku-ri i+na qa-a-ri ša ri-ik-sa-ni... of agate, a kiln, on a censer with a knot
8[...] ⸢x⸣ ME 6 IGI-MEŠ 2{i-a-tu} ša {na₄}BABBAR.DILI ku-ri... 6 second-ranking (people) of carnelian
9[i+na] qi-im-ma-te ša la-re-e in-be u₃ pe-er-ʾiIn the qimmatu of the larû-festival, inbe and terali
1086 IGI-⸢MEŠ⸣ TUR-MEŠ 56 hu-up-pu 27 zi-qu86 small eyes, 56 nail(s), 27 ziggurats
11ša {na₄}ZU₂ ku-ri [i+na] qi-im-ma-te ša SAG-MEŠ a-la-mu-teof kurru-stone, in the qimmatu of the first-fruit offerings
122 IGI-MEŠ 2{i-a-tu} ša {na₄}BABBAR.DILI ku-ri ṣa-am-mu-da2 second-year-olds, of agate, kiln-fired, for Sammuda.
1316 ia-u₂-ru GAL-MEŠ 9 ia-u₂-ru 2{i-u₂-tu}16 large hailstones 9 2/3 (cubits)
149 ia-u₂-ru 3{i-u₂-tu} 415 KIMIN se-ku-tu9 yāru 3 utu 415 ditto sekūtu
15ŠU.NIGIN₂ 449 ia-u₂-ru ša KU₃.SI₂₂ ri-ip-quA total of 449 yāru of gold, ripqu-silver.
16ša ki-si-it-te ri-ik-si in-be u₂ per₂-e u₃ qa-ri ša a-la-mu-te“(If) he slips through the knots of a rope, he will eat grass and the qāru-flour of the alamūtu-festival.
172 a-lu-MEŠ ra-ma-na-tu-šu-nu ša KU₃.SI₂₂2 malevolent men of gold
18qi-im-ma-tu-šu-nu ša {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ pa-pa-an lib₃-be-šu-nuTheir limbs are of lapis lazuli, their heart's desire
19ša-pa-tu-šu-nu el-li-a-tu le-be-et IGI-MEŠ-šu-nuTheir lips are pure, their eyes are full of tears.
20[u₃] uz-ni-šu-nu u₃ ki-si-it-te qar-ni-šu-nu ša ṣar-piand their horns and their tails, which are of ṣarpi (stones)
21⸢ap⸣-pi qar-ni-šu-nu ša KU₃.SI₂₂ be-er-ti na-hi-ri-šu-nuTheir horns are of gold, their legs are of bronze.
22⸢ša⸣ {na₄}ZU₂ GE₆ ga-ap-pu-šu-nu ša KU₃.SI₂₂ {na₄}ZA.GIN₃a piece of black obsidian, which is of gold and lapis lazuli
23{na₃}iš-nu-gal-li {na₄}ZU₂ u₃ {na₄}GUG ku-riIšnugallu-stone, lapis lazuli and carnelian
24hu-ṣa-ab ga-ap-pi-šu-nu KU₃.SI₂₂ te-ri-na-tu-šu-nu ša {na₄}ZU₂ḫuš-ba-ab-šāpi-silver (and) terinatu-stone (made) of obsidian
25ku-ri u₃ KU₃.SI₂₂ i+na kam₂-ma-te ša KU₃.SI₂₂ ra-ap-qaThe kuru-stone and gold are placed in the rings of the gold.
26ṣu-up-ra-šu-nu u₃ gu-ud-gu-da-tu-šu-nu ša {giš}ESItheir šupru and their gudgudātu of ebony
27IGI-MEŠ da-gi-la-te ša-ak-nu 31TA.AM₃ bu-uš-luThirty-one bright eyes
28ša {na₄}BABBAR.DILI u₃ {na₄}MUŠ.GIR₂ 3TA.AM₃ NU.UR₂.MA-MEŠof ebony and snake stone, 3 each of pomegranates
29ša {na₄}ZU₂-MEŠ u₃ {na₄}BABBAR.DILI ku-ri i+na qu-ul-li ša-ak-kuof šūmu-stone and kupṣu-stone are placed in a box.
30i+na GU₂-MEŠ-šu-nu eʾ-lu el-la-an a-li i+na UGU la-re-eOn their necks they are pure, on top of the larder.
312{i-u₂-tu} 2 ia-u₂-lu ša KU₃.SI₂₂ pu-ri-⸢da⸣-tu-šu-nuThe second one is two gold ...s.
32ša {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ ku-ri u₃ bu-ṣi te-qi-a-tu ⸢x x x x⸣-šu-nuof lapis lazuli, kurru-stone and bušû-stone, teqītu-plant
33[x x qu]-⸢ša⸣-ra-tu mi-iṣ-ru ša {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ ku-ri... of ešārtu-stone, half of lapis lazuli.
34pa-pa-an lib₃-be-šu-nu a-di qu-ša-ra-te-šu-nu ša-pa-tu-šu-nutheir heart's desire, together with their supplications
35[el-li-a-tu] u₃ zi-ib-ba-tu-šu-nu ša ṣar-piElalu and Zibbatunu of Ṣarpu
36[be-er-ti na-hi-ri-šu-nu] ša {na₄}ZU₂-MEŠ GE₆ šu-uk-ri IGI-MEŠ-šu-nuThe extispicy of their eyes is of black obsidian.
37[u₃ te-qi-a-tu x x x] ⸢x⸣-šu-nu ša {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ ku-riand teqītu-vessels of lapis lazuli
38[ṣu-up-ra-šu-nu u₃ gu]-⸢ud⸣-gu-da-tu ša {giš}ESItheir šuprānu and gu-e-gu-da-tu of ebony
39[...] ⸢ZABAR⸣ qu-ul-lu... of the ešabāru-house, the qullu-house
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1[...] ⸢x⸣ ša-⸢x-x⸣ [...] ⸢x x⸣ [...]... e’e23
2⸢ša SAG⸣.DU-MEŠ-šu-nu ⸢x⸣ [...] ia-u₂-ru [...]“Its first-fruit offerings ... ... Ia'uru
31TA.AM₃ hu-up-pu ša {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ ⸢ku-ri x⸣ [...]1 piece of huppu-stone of lapis lazuli, ekuru-plant, ...-plant
4ŠU.NIGIN₂ 76 sa-⸢x⸣-[x] ša KU₃.SI₂₂ u₃ ṣar-pi [...]A total of 76 ... of gold and silver
513 SAG.DU-MEŠ bur-hi-iš kam₂-ṣu-tu ⸢x⸣ [...]13 heads of burḫiš-plant, kamṣūtu-plant
6qi-im-ma-tu-šu-nu ša {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ qar-na-šu-nu [ša ṣar-pi]Their horns are of lapis lazuli, their shoulders are of alum
7šu-uk-ri IGI-MEŠ u₃ te-qi-⸢a⸣-tu ⸢x⸣-tu-me-[...]Witnesses and envoys
8ša {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ ku-ri ṣu-up-ra-at GIŠ GE₆ ši-[...]Of lapis lazuli, a šuprat-stone of black wood
91 {giš}GU.ZA GAL{tu} ša ni-mat-te ša KU₃.SI₂₂ ⸢ra⸣-[ap-qa-at]1 big throne of nīmattu-wood, of gold, ra’eapqat
10ni-mat-ta-ša ša KU₃.SI₂₂ i+na ŠA₃-ša x-a-x [...]Its nimtātu of gold in its hand
11ša u₂-su-uk-te u₂-su-uk-ta-ša [...](Sum) The one of the ūsuktu-demon, the one of ... (Akk) That of the usûtu, its usu-ukta(?) ...
12GAL{tu} ša rip-qa SIG₅{tu} ša a-na pur-si-te [...]The great one, the one who is entrusted with good deeds, who for pursītu-disease
13i+na lib₃-bi-ša 5 šar-tu mi-iṣ-ru ša ⸢x⸣ [...]From it, 5 kings, the miṣru-offerings of ...
1426 IGI-MEŠ 2{i-a-tu} 3 IGI-MEŠ 3{i-a-⸢tu⸣} [...]26 2/3 (shekel) eyes, 3 1/3 (second) eyes
1546 IGI-MEŠ ṣe-he-ra-tu ŠU.NIGIN₂ 84 IGI-⸢MEŠ⸣46 first-fruit offerings; a total of 84 first fruits.
1625 ṣu-up-ra-tu ša {na₄}ku-si-gi 52 qi-[x-x-x]25 šupratu-bowls of kusiga-stone, 52 ...
17ša um-me ša GIŠ i+na ta-as₂-hi-ra-te-ši-na 1TA.AM₃ [...]They will take one copy of the document from their tashirtu.
18ša {na₄}ZU₂ KUR i+na {giš}nu-uš-ha-te ša KU₃.SI₂₂ us-[...]of a mountain stone with a scepter of gold
1933 ṣu-up-ra-tu 11 pa-par₂-hu-a-tu ša {na₄}⸢GUG⸣33 šuprātu-stones, 11 paparḫûtu stones of carnelian,
2036 ṣu-up-ra-tu 1 šu-ši 4 pa-par₂-hu-a-tu ša {[na₄}ZU₂]36 šuprātu-bowls, 1 handiwork of 4 bowls of obsidian
2128 ṣu-up-ra-tu ša {na₄}BABBAR.DILI 48 nar₃-ku-⸢mu⸣ [...]28 šuprātu-bowls of agate, 48 narkû-drums
22u₃ ṣu-up-ra-tu 6 pa-par₂-hu-a-tu ša {na₄}⸢MUŠ⸣.[GIR₂]and ṣuprātu-bowls: 6 paparḫûtu of carnelian
2323 bur-hu ša {na₄}ZU₂ ku-ri ŠU.NIGIN₂ 400+⸢x⸣ [...]23 (pieces of) burhu-stone, kuri-stone. A total of 400+[x] ...
24a-di hi-pi ša {na₄}ZU₂ KUR{e} u₃ bur-hi ša {na₄}⸢ZU₂⸣ [ku-ri]as far as the limestone of the mountain and the limestone bowl of the kuri stone
25ša {giš}lu-ri-ma-e u₃ SAG.DU-MEŠ GIŠ-MEŠ qi-im-ma-tuof the lurīmâ-tree and the head(s) of the wood, the qimmatu-wood
26ša ri-ik-sa-ni ša {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ ku-ri i+na be-ri-[it ...]of the riksānu of lapis lazuli, at the border of
2712 ar-mu-MEŠ ha-am-mu-ru-tu 2 ar-mu ⸢x⸣ [...]12 young male lambs, 2 young female lambs
288 ar-mu-MEŠ la-as₂-mu-tu ŠU.NIGIN₂ 22 ar-⸢mu⸣-[MEŠ]8 untranslatable sons, a total of 22 sons
294 u₂-tab-ru ga-ri-šu-tu ŠU.NIGIN₂ 28 ⸢x⸣-[...]4 fat-tailed sheep, sucklings; a total of 28 ...
304 u₂-sa-tu TUR-MEŠ ša {na₄}ZU₂ ku-ri i+na qa-ab-⸢li⸣-[ši-na]4 small utensils of kūru-stone, in the middle of them
31mi-iṣ-ru ša {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ ku-ri u₃ ia-u₂-[ru ša KU₃.SI₂₂]... of lapis lazuli and yāru-stone of gold
32⸢ri-iš⸣ ni-mat-te u₃ il-di ni-mat-te te-ri-⸢na⸣-[tu-MEŠ ša]“Rīšû is the nimattu-demon, and the ildi is the [nimati]te of the treasury.’
33{na₄}ZA.GIN₃ u₃ {na₄}GUG ku-ri te-ri-na-tu ⸢an⸣-[na-tu]lapis lazuli and carnelian, kuru-stone, cedar, eanātu-plant
34i+na kam₂-ma-te ša KU₃.SI₂₂ rap-qa be-⸢x-x⸣ [...]At the doors of the wide gold ...
352 ši-bi₃-bi₃-a-[nu x x x] ⸢x x x⸣ [...]2 šibibīnu-vessels
36{na₄}GUG {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ [ku-ri ...]carnelian, lapis lazuli
37⸢i+na⸣ [...]“Ina’e23
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1'⸢ša x x⸣ [x] a-na SAG.DU-MEŠ-šu-⸢nu⸣ [...]... for their heads ...
2'ša ši-in-ni ⸢x x x x x⸣ [...]Whose lips ... ...
3'ni-mat-ta-ša ⸢x⸣ [x x x x x] ⸢x⸣ 30+[x ...]its nimtātu-disease.
4'ša ZABAR ⸢x⸣ [x x x x x x x] ⸢x x x x⸣ [...]of bronze ...
5'i+na 1TA.AM₃ kam₂-ma-te ša ZABAR ša SAG.⸢DU⸣ [...]From one each of the bronze ...s
6'iš-tu ⸢ni⸣-mat-te rap-qu še-eʾ-tu ⸢ni⸣-[mat-te x x x x]From the ēšû-mattu-tree, the wide open country, the ... of the “E’ematte-troops,'
7'ša {na₄}ZA.GIN₃ {na₄}ZU₂ u₃ {na₄}GUG ku-ri [...]of lapis lazuli, obsidian and kukru-stone
8'ša ⸢ZABAR⸣ ša SAG.DU-MEŠ-šu-nu KU₃.SI₂₂ ⸢rap⸣-[qu ...]of the E-ZABAR-e-plant, whose heads are of gold, the e-rap-equ-plant
9'⸢ni⸣-mat-ta še-eʾ-u₂ 4 kip-pa-tu rab-[...]The upper part is elevated. The four corners are ...
10'ša ni-mat-tu a-na lib₃-bi ta-⸢u₂⸣-[ru-tu-ni ...](Sum) The one of the nīmattu-demon, when he enters into the midst of heaven(?) (Akk) Its nimtu and ta’erutuni ritual in the middle of heaven
11'1 pi-it-nu ša EGIR {giš}GU.ZA iz-za-zu {giš}⸢x⸣ [...]If a hole in the back of the throne stands: the ešû-tree
12'3 ka-rib-a-tu ša {giš}ESI i+na ŠA₃-šu 1 bur-hi-⸢iš⸣ [x]3 ribātu of ebony, from it 1 burḫišu-tree
13'ha-am-mu-ru-tu ku-nu-ka-te ša ši-in-ni x [...](Sum) I am the one who makes the šunû-priests bow down (Akk) The ḫammūrūtu-priestess(?) bow down at your feet
14'mi-iṣ-ru ša {giš}TAŠKARIN es₂-ru-ši-na 58 [...]Mišru of a thornbush that has been cut 58
15'i+na UGU-[šu-nu] sa-ad-ru pu-ta-tu-šu {giš}TAŠKARIN SAG.[DU-MEŠ ...]On top of them, a sadru-vessel, its openings, tamarisk
16'ša ši-in-ni u₃ {giš}ESI 14 ia-u₂-ru ⸢ša⸣ [KU₃.SI₂₂]of šinnu and ebony, 14 rosettes of gold
17'10 ku-nu-ka-⸢tu ša⸣ pu-ta-te ša ši-in-ni u₃ [...]10 kunukkātu-vessels of the opening of the scepter and ...
18'30 e-[x]-MEŠ ša KU₃.SI₂₂ se-ku-tu i+na UGU [...]30 ... of gold, sekūtu-measure, incumbent on
19'pi-⸢it⸣-[nu x x] ⸢x⸣ pu-ta-tu-šu ku-nu-ka-te ⸢ša⸣ [ši-in-ni ...]“The opening of the ...-house is his responsibility. The seals of the temple are my seals
20'⸢ru⸣ [x x x x] ri-it-ti ne₂-še li-ša-⸢a⸣-[nu]May the ... of the king, my lord, be present for you.
21'⸢mi⸣-[iṣ-ru] la-a ša-am-ma-du gi-il-[ti-šu ša x x]“It is not my fault, it is my curse that ...
22'[x x x x] ⸢x⸣ šam-mu-du 176 [...]... ešammudu 176
23'[x x x x] ša KU₃.SI₂₂ ša ku-nu-ka-te ⸢x⸣ [...]... of gold, of knukatu-wood
24'[x x x x] ⸢MUL⸣-MEŠ 17 ia-u₂-⸢ru⸣ [ša KU₃.SI₂₂]... stars, 17 ya'u'ērû-birds of gold
25'[x x x x]-ni sa-ad-ru ⸢x x⸣-pa-⸢x⸣ [...]... a sadru offering ...
26'[x x x x] ⸢ša⸣ ZABAR iš-tu EME-MEŠ ⸢x⸣ [x x x x]... bronze ... from tongues of ...
27'1 {tug₂}mar-du-tu] ša ši-par₂ ka-ṣi-ri u₃ [...]1 mardūtu-garment of the “vipar of the cupbearer and ...;
28'⸢x⸣ [x x x] ⸢lu⸣-ri-DU-e i+na ša-⸢x-x⸣ [...]... elû-ri-DU’e in ...
29'u₃ u₂-ma-am-tu tu-ra-ha u₃ x [...]and ūmamtu, turāḫa, and ...
30'te-qi-a-tu-šu zi-qu ia-u₂-⸢ru⸣ [...](Sum) His supplications are exalted(?) (Akk) His prayer(?) is a rising flood(?)
31'gu-ha-ṣu-šu ša ṣer-pa-ni eš-⸢ru⸣ [...]The guhašu-demon of the šerpani drum
32'1 {tug₂}mar-du-tu ša 5 pi-⸢x⸣ [...]1 mardūtu-garment of 5 ...
33'ša ši-par₂ UŠ.BAR bir-mu-šu ⸢x⸣ [...]The one who the šipar-measure of the length of a birmušu-bird
34'ne₂-še u₃ u₂-ma-ma-ni a-⸢x⸣ [...]“Since I was young and I was old, ...
35'ša URU-DIDLI du-un-nu u₃ [...]of the cities of Dunnu and ...
36'ṣa-lam LUGAL i+na {giš}ma-as-[...]The statue of the king in a boat
37'{giš}⸢x⸣-a-hu ⸢na⸣-ha-⸢x⸣-[...]The e’aḫu-plant, the naha-plant
38'ṣa-lam LUGAL i+na ⸢x x x⸣ [...]The statue of the king in ...
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1'[x x x x x] ⸢x⸣ [...]
2'[x x x x x] ⸢kip⸣-pa-te u₃ ⸢x⸣ [...]... epātu-plants and ...-plant
3'[x x x x x] ⸢ša⸣ ZABAR ⸢iš-tu x x⸣ [...]... bronze ...
4'[x x x x] ⸢x⸣ ha-ru-ra-⸢ku iš⸣-tu KU₃.⸢SI₂₂⸣ [...]... harurāku-plant from the gold esî-plant
5'2 x x x x]-MEŠ ša GIŠ KU₃.SI₂₂ qar-ma ša-ra-tu-⸢ši⸣-[na]2 ... of gold, horned, Šaratu-eši-ena
6'[u₃ IGI-MEŠ-ši]-na ša GIŠ ṣa-al-lu-mu i+na UGU ti-im-meand their eyes are full of tears on top of the timmu
7'[x x x x] i+na si-ip-pa-ni ša ka-nu-ni iz-za-za... stands at the doorpost of the storehouse.
8'4 ar-mu-MEŠ ha-am-mu-ru-tu ša ⸢GIŠ KU₃⸣.SI₂₂ qar-mu4 hammurû-stones of the gold esīšu-tree, the hero.
9'IGI-MEŠ-šu-nu ṣu-up-ra-šu-nu ti-ik-[pu] ⸢ša⸣ ra-pal-te-šu-nuTheir eyes, their noses, their ears, their eardrums
10'u₃ qar-na-šu-nu ša GIŠ GE₆ qar-na-šu-nu u₃ il-di qar-ni-šu-nuand their horns of the black wood, their necks and the ildi of their neck
11'⸢i⸣+na 9TA-AM₃ ṭur-ri ša KU₃.SI₂₂ ah-hu-za9 each tburru-vessels of gold, ahḫūzu-plant
12'1 ka-nu-nu ša ZABAR ša UGU-šu ša 4 mu-si-ri1 bronze kununu, incumbent on him, of 4 musiru-stones
13'5TA.AM₃ ŠU.SI-MEŠ mu-si-ru-šu-nu rap-pu-šu5 each of their fingers are wide.
14'a-di ru-uq-qi ša pa-ni-šu ša ZABAR i+na GAG-MEŠAs long as he is wearing the bronze crown on his face
15'ša ZABAR iš-tu a-ha-iš ra-ap-quof bronze, separated from each other
16'1 ša ša-pal ka-nu-ni ša GIŠ 4 ku-ut-lu-šu ša ZABAR1 (piece of) carnelian, 4 (pieces of) bronze,
17'ri-it-ti ne₂-še na-ši-u₂-šu 8 kip-pa-tu ša ZABARHand-lifting sceptre, given. 8 bronze chains
18'kab-bu-ta-tu a-na lib₃-be ta-u₂-ra“Storms in the midst of a storm,
19'1 ta-ru-uš-[hu ša] ⸢ZABAR⸣ ša-kar-šu ša GIŠ ṣar-pa qa-ri-im1 tarušḫu-vessel of E22ZABAR-e23, a šakarsû of ... wood, qarīm
20'pi-i ša [x x x SAG].DU ne₂-še ša ZABAR ṣar-pa qa-ri-imThe mouth of . The head of the lion is of bronze, the horn of the mountain.
21'i+na 8 GAG-[MEŠ ša] ⸢ZABAR⸣ iš-tu ta-ru-uš-hi ra-pi-iqFrom the 8 handles of the bronze ešakku-vessel it is split apart from the tarušhu.
22'il-⸢di⸣ [x x x]-ri SAG.DU u₂-si ša AN.NA BABBARIl-edî ... the capital of the lead, of white (silver)
23'1 mu-⸢si⸣-[pu ša] ⸢ZABAR⸣ ri-it-ti a-i-lu-ut-teOne mušepu-vessel of the bronze scepter of the gods.
24'ki-si-[x]-⸢x⸣-ta še-lu-⸢x⸣ 3 KUŠ₃ a-ri-ikfrom the Kisi-x-e23 to the Šelu-E23 3 cubits long
25'i+na lib₃-bi ⸢a-na⸣ 1 KUŠ₃ 2 ŠU.SI-MEŠ ma-ṭi₂ ṣar-pa qa-ri-imFrom the Anāya-e23 wall 1 cubit 2 fingers, the length of a qarû wall.
26'ša-kar-šu ša {giš}⸢x⸣ SAG.DU u₂-siHe is a šakarsu-offering of ē22x’e23-wood, the head of a snake.
27'1 ma-ši-a-nu ZABAR ṣar-pa qa-ri-im pa-ni IZI-šu1 bronze mašvīnu-bowl, decorated with a qarim-stone, front of its fire
28'8 ŠU.SI-MEŠ uš-šur la qa-ri-im ⸢x⸣ [x x x x]8 fingers is the length, not short ...
29'[...] ma-la E₂ ⸢x⸣ [šaṭ]-rat... as much as the house of ... is defiled
30'[...] {⸢giš⸣}GU.ZA-MEŠ u₃ ⸢x⸣ [x x] du-ma-qu ša E₂ pa-pa-hi... thrones and ... good for the cella
31'[...] {⸢iri⸣}kar-{giš}⸢TUKUL{ti⸣}{d}NIN.URTA... Kar-Tukulti-Ninurta
32'[... {m]}it-tab-⸢ši⸣-[de]-⸢en⸣-{d}a-šur qe-pu... Bittab-eši-edēn-Assur, representative
33'[...] ⸢x⸣ [x x x] ⸢x⸣ DUB.SAR... the scribe
34'[...] E₂ ṭup-pa-⸢te⸣... the house of the tablets

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