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CDLI Literary 000710, ex. 002 (P282602)

Literary, Middle Assyrian, Assur · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000710, ex. 002
IDP282602
Museum no.VAT 09304
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageSumerian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

Machine English (draft)

Machine draft. Machine English from montycrypto/atf-to-english (atf-en-best-v2, 2026-10-05), generated line by line from the source transliteration (not reproduced here). It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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obverse 33The Euphrates River, the pure gsumun canal, rejoices with Nippur.
obverse 12She is the wife of the hero Pabilsag. She goes to the netherworld
obverse 27The shrine of Nippur, Durankie, he built for you.
obverse 53may he give to him.
obverse 11He built his jedane temple, the hero of Pabilsa, all of it.
obverse 24uma, true vizier of Egalma, will go before her.
reverse 22'From the exalted prince in the Egalmah he made them dwell.
obverse 18The udug-saga, the father of Enlil, was bringing her.
reverse 30son of Ninurta-bani, scribe
obverse 35Enki rejoiced over Kar-jetina.
obverse 40In the Ekurzagin, the temple of Enlil, the lady
reverse 16'In the pure shrine, the pure shrine, they will be smitten.
reverse 10'He sat on a great dais and...
obverse 25He purifies the street and purifies the city, he purifies the city
obverse 4Inkarrak, the daughter of Anu, may I live.
reverse 17'For the lamentation singer Nininsina
reverse 1'Hero Pabilsag
obverse 7he built for him in peace in his country.
obverse 20Lammasaga, lord of Nunamnir, goes to her right.
obverse 47Enlil made him rejoice,
reverse 14'The pure zamaru-vessels, the tribute of the lulû-vessel, as much as there is, are present.
obverse 51the... of the world
obverse 23before uma, the faithful minister of the Egalma
reverse 15'The ubku-drums, the balajku-drums, are smitten.
obverse 39In the Ekurzagin temple, the temple of Enlil, he had a nidaba offering
reverse 35[Month..., 19th day, eponymy of] Esarhaddon
obverse 17He built the house of Udugsaga, the father of Enlil, on his right side.
obverse 30In the evening he became frightened and in the evening...
reverse 21'After Ninma had satisfied the Egalmah temple
obverse 2Great Amorite... of Anu and...
obverse 21he made the light of unirra shine before him.
reverse 31Hand of Amurru-balassu-iqbi, small scribe.
reverse 9'They sat down in the great sanctuaries and sat down in the food rations
obverse 29He... the canal of the orchard, he(?)... for him
reverse 7'to the Egalmah temple, the Ama-kia-a-a-ne
reverse 19'An, Enlil, Enki and Ninma have gathered together
reverse 32son of Ninurta-uballissu, scribe of the king.
reverse 2849th year.
obverse 32The king set up his feet on a pedestal in a cloister.
obverse 14The Amorite Amurru, beloved of Damu, the good one, the truth of Gunura
obverse 37When he enters the temple of Enlil
obverse 8her land like ama will be killed, in well-being will go.
obverse 49to Nininsina the son of An for his life
reverse 27incantation of Ninisina
obverse 38He entered the house of Enlil.
reverse 34May the name of Aur not be altered.
reverse 26'I will make a decision, I will make a decision,
reverse 18'the great ones in that battle of Ninkarrak
obverse 46Enlil... his supplications
reverse 29According to the written tablet of Iqi-Ninkarrak,
obverse 42In the main courtyard of KISAL-Enlil he screamed
obverse 55......
reverse 20'Anu, Enlil, Ea and Blti-il are unceasing
reverse 4'seized her hand and...
obverse 19In the temple of Lamma-saga, the lord of Nunamnir, he built it.
reverse 23'The king slaughtered the oxen, slaughtered the sheep
obverse 13son of the ki’ajja-priest of Damu-saga, true lady of Gunu
obverse 54... may...
reverse 6'... became dark and its appearance...
obverse 34In the midst of the scepter, the pure uditu-priestess to Nippur he smote.
obverse 5When he came out from the house, he went out to the ujanunna temple
reverse 13'He made the holy irku-prayer (and) the praise of his cultic rites shine(?)
obverse 48Enlil with pleasure...
reverse 12'The pure cult center, which he loves, Nininun,
obverse 22urinu, who like the light of the heavens has sworn in her presence
reverse 24'the king of oxen shall take her, the sheep shall bear her.
obverse 28to the house of Nippur, Duranki, the shepherd of Elamite, goes
reverse 33Witness: Bel-ah-iddina.
obverse 43When the king... the scepter of the day...
obverse 31the king sat down together.
reverse 8'to Egalmah, to the matak of her beloved
obverse 9He smote the siladajal deity in his city, he made her dwell in his city.
obverse 41In the main courtyard of Enlil he... sheep.
obverse 44The king, in his lordly abode, in distant days...
reverse 11'The balajku-kiajja-ne priestess, Ninhinun,
obverse 6from the house of her father-in-law to her daughter has gone away
reverse 25'He libates syrup, wine, and beer for him.
reverse 2'... the hero Pabilsag
obverse 10(If) he appoints a city-enterer to be the district of her city-enterer:
obverse 45Enlil... his shining brow.
obverse 50To Ninkarrak daughter of Anu her fate
reverse 5'he sat on his neck.
obverse 26a street and a street he drew up.
obverse 3May Ninisina, daughter of An, be praised(?)
obverse 16Alad-saga will go after her to the Egalmah.
reverse 3'he seized the hand of the lord
obverse 1his exalted daughter An and Ura
obverse 36In a wine jar, with a boat, Ea rejoiced.
obverse 15They placed the aladsaga deity behind him in his palace.
obverse 52... the land...

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