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CT 46, 49 (P285856)

Literary, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationCT 46, 49
IDP285856
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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.

LineMachine English (draft)
obverse col 1 6'They smashed the ground......
reverse col 6 2... his face has...ed
reverse col 6 1I did not... the word of my illness
obverse col 1 5'... like a... of water...
obverse col 2 2'he did not know; in the land...
reverse col 6 22... upon me.
reverse col 6 21... your divinity may they tear out
reverse col 5 9he did not send to me; nobody...
reverse col 5 13You do not... like me, you do not...
obverse col 2 12'In the midst of my heart...
reverse col 6 14... joy and joy.
obverse col 2 6'My eyes do not...
reverse col 5 3Without you,... will not come to you.
reverse col 5 1I am the one who slanders...
reverse col 6 5......... and he...
reverse col 6 16..., who is assiduous towards the heavens,
reverse col 5 21NEHa...
obverse col 1 1'.........
obverse col 2 11'... my
reverse col 5 18'May he be alive, may he be alive, may he be alive
reverse col 6 15... he entrusted... to the people.
obverse col 2 9'... in the morning
reverse col 5 14he smote me, day
obverse col 1 7'... to the statue...
obverse col 1 8'He brought his face to an end like a snare.
reverse col 5 4You are the one who... the horns(?)
reverse col 5 16Like the one who in the thick of battle......
reverse col 5 10they shall divide, one...
obverse col 1 14'he will give me, he will become a widow, he will become a widow.
obverse col 1 2'... he fought with me.
obverse col 2 8'... my lips like...
obverse col 1 15'I am shaved with a bed of igge-flour.
reverse col 5 23The land
reverse col 5 12The side of the bed of the lady
reverse col 5 2The one who...
obverse col 1 3'........ he smote... for the light.
reverse col 6 12... he will recover.
reverse col 5 17In the ukurru I raised up(?)
reverse col 6 3...... Ababu
obverse col 1 9'he strews a harpû-vessel over my neck.
reverse col 6 24... hostile...
reverse col 6 13... of the gods, he makes perfect
obverse col 2 15'.........
obverse col 2 1'The ugarra demon has smeared me
reverse col 5 8I, my brothers,...
reverse col 5 5they will not be gathered, or...
reverse col 5 19......
reverse col 6 7In accordance with the order that in the wood of the brewer
reverse col 6 28I am...
reverse col 5 6The weapon of Ningirsu
reverse col 5 24to
reverse col 6 9... king of the land, who makes the life pleasant,
reverse col 5 22... reed
reverse col 5 11his talent will not be equaled....
obverse col 1 10''I have sinned against it, but I have been negligent. My mouth
obverse col 2 10'... my heart like
reverse col 6 4He...ed...... with pleasure.
reverse col 6 10...... like a scorpion... in a ritual assemblage.
reverse col 6 6... the sabaru-disease was smashed, he... his...
obverse col 2 4'My slander....
reverse col 6 11............ he will die.
reverse col 6 23... who carries off my supplications
reverse col 6 20... may they tear out?, may they tear out?
reverse col 6 18... his... the assembly
reverse col 6 17... the great gods
obverse col 1 11'I am well; I am well.
obverse col 1 13'He made the foundations of the ground firm; I did not go there.
reverse col 6 27... to my head
obverse col 1 12'he smote my breast, he smote my lips.
reverse col 5 20Good...
reverse col 6 19... the great gods
obverse col 2 5'May he turn to the statue...
obverse col 2 13'... of the people
obverse col 2 7'By the command of my head...
reverse col 6 25... my supplication(?)
reverse col 6 26... of the gods, who decrees the fates,
reverse col 5 7They did not set a scepter...
reverse col 5 15... a slander like a slander...
obverse col 2 14'... my well-being and...
obverse col 2 3'and a lion to the ground...
reverse col 6 8he smote, he smote, and he... behind.

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