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RINBE 2, Nabonidus 44, ex. 01 (P285937)

Official or display, Neo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationRINBE 2, Nabonidus 44, ex. 01
IDP285937
Museum no.BM 034706
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

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[... ti]-ri-is, _szu-min_ {d}nisaba#... tiriṣ, hand of Nisaba
2[... ni]-bi#-it# {d}na-bi-um#... the oath of Nabium
3[...] _dingir-mesz_ u {d}isz-tar... of the gods and goddesses
4[... sza2 ra-szu]-u2# pu-luh-ti _dingir_-<ti>-szu2 _gal#_-tu2#... who is fearful of his great divinity,
5[... {d}]isz#-tar sza2-ah-t,u#... Ištar, the angry one
6[...] x si#-iq#-ra-szu2-un#... their rites
7[...] {d#}nanna# x x an#-ni-ta#... Nanna ... this
8[...] ip#?-tiq2#? ib#?-ni#? pa-da#-at#-ti#... he passed by, he created me.
9[...] x a-a it-ba2-al... may ... not be there.
10[x x _szu-min_-su?] ta#-ap-ri-ik pa-nu-u2#-a... his hands you have bound my face
11[x x sza2 mam-ma-an] la#? i-lam-ma-du ina hu-t,u3#-ri#... who no one can see, in the darkness
12[...] szu#-ru#-ba# da la _iri#_ bisz# szi bisz# ma-na-ma... he conquered, beside the not-for-profit city, he destroyed, and he killed every one.
13[...]-ti# ra-bi-isz u2-mal2#-la#... he filled with great ...
14x mi na ir be# si# du# sza2 {d}utu u {d#}marduk#... of Šamaš and Marduk
15ina na-gab# te#-ne2#-sze#-e-ti ma-la# ib#-na-a qa#-[ta]-a#-szu2#When he was born on the throne of the people, as much as he created his hand
16a-na# be-lu-ut _kur_ isz#-sza2-an-ni x x _lugal#_-u2#-[ti]-ia#To the lordship of the land he appointed me. ... my kingship
17id#-di-na _{gesz}nig2-gidri_ i-szar#-ti mu-ra#-ap#-pi#-szat# _[kur]_ x x-ne2-e-tihe gave to me the scepter of abundance, the one who makes the land ...
18usz-pa-ra mu-kan-nisz za-i-ri u2-sza2-at-mi-ha qa2#-tu-u2-aI set up a scepter, I made my hands tremble with joy.
19re-e-u2-ut _kur_-szu2-un# ia-a-ti isz#-ru-kamthe shepherdship of their land he gave me.
20_dumu#_ {d#}ag-ba#-lat#-su#-iq#-bi _nun#_ pa-lih _dingir-mesz gal-mesz_ a-na-kuson of Nabopolassar, prince who reveres the great gods, am I.
21[i-nu]-um# {d#}marduk# _lugal#?_-[u2]-ti3# ba-u2-la-a-tiWhen Marduk, the kingship of life
22[e-pe-szu2 ana da]-ri2#?-a-ti ia#-a-ti isz-ru-kamHe gave me a life of long days.
23[a-na ud-du]-szu2# tal-lik-ta# e2#-zi#-da na-sza2-an-ni lib3#-biAt that time, when you went to the Ezida temple, the heart of Ištar was happy.
24[a-na szi-te-e'-u2] esz-re-e-ti _dingir-mesz#_ ba-sza2-a uz#-na-a-aTo the sanctuaries of the gods, my limbs are swollen,
25[pa-li-ih-ma] lib3#-bi a-na e-pe#-esz szi-ip-ri-szu2-unI was afraid and my heart was frightened to do their work.
26[a-na la ra-sze-e] hi#-t,i-ti gi-na-a u2-sa#-ap#-pa#-a#In order not to be forgotten, he has written my regular offerings.
27[e2-sag]-il2# a-na szu#-ul-lu-mi i3-li2 _[gal-mesz]_the Esagil for the well-being of the great gods
28[a-szi-bu-tu2 sza2] si#-hi-ir#-ti e2-temen-an-ki# esz#-[szisz]The dwellings in the courtyard of the Etemenanki were rebuilt.
29[e-pu-usz ...]-li gi#-nu#-u2 a-na na-[x x]... regular offerings for ...
30[...] x x it am x [x]... ...
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20'[...] a#-na# u2-na#-a-ti... to the utensils

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