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CT 51, 168 (P286029)

Lexical, Middle Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationCT 51, 168
IDP286029
Museum no.BM 122629 + BM 123356
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
GenreLexical
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
o i
1'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
2'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
3'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-tu... ...-e’etu
4'[...] [x]-⸢x⸣-lu... elu
5'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(x-x-lu)>}... ditto
6'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(x-x-lu)>}... ditto
7'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(x-x-lu)>}... ditto
8'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(x-x-lu)>}... ditto
9'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(x-x-lu)>}... ditto
10'nir-ŋal₂ mu-ta-al-luThe one who carries the torch,
11'nam-nir-ŋal₂ mu-ta-lu-tuwho carries the namnirbal-priesthood
12'mah-di tiz-qa-ru“Exalted one, exalted,
13'gal-di {<|MIN.MIN|(tiz-qa-ru)>}
14'ugu zi-zi {<|MIN.MIN|(tiz-qa-ru)>}on top of the ziggurat
15'u₃-zi-zi {<|MIN.MIN|(tiz-qa-ru)>}he smote,
16'ud-da ŋal₂ un-ni-nu“If the day reaches its normal length,
17'peš gal ma-am-luGreat peš plant
18'e₃ ŋal₂ {<|MIN.MIN|(ma-am-lu)>}came out, ditto
19'e₁₁ ŋal₂ x-ru-u₂carried off.
20'⸢ni₂⸣-tuku {<|MIN.MIN|(x-ru-u₂)>}ēni-etuku (means)
21'[x] ⸢x⸣ ŋal₂ mu-ta-aʾ-du... he carried off.
22'[...] ŋal₂ {<|MIN.MIN|(mu-ta-aʾ-du)>}... he carried away
23'[...] ⸢ŋal₂⸣ mu-šib-ru-u₂... the one who invokes
24'[...] i-da ša₂-qa-lu... the river is high
25'[...] [...]-tu...-tu
26'[...] [MIN]-{<MIN([...]-tu)>}... ditto
27'[...] [MIN]-{<MIN([...]-tu)>}... ditto
28'[...] [MIN]-{<MIN([...]-tu)>}... ditto
29'[...] [MIN]-{<⸢MIN⸣([...]-tu)>}... DITTO (means)
30'[...] [MIN]-{<⸢MIN⸣([...]-tu)>}... DITTO (means)
31'[...] [MIN]-{<⸢MIN⸣([...]-tu)>}... DITTO (means)
o ii
1'[...] [MIN]-{<⸢MIN⸣(...)>}... ditto
2'[...] [MIN]-{<⸢MIN⸣(...)>}... ditto
3'[...] [x]-⸢x⸣-tu... of ...
4'[...] ⸢e⸣-ṭu-tu... eṭūtu-plant
5'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(e-ṭu-tu)>}... ditto
6'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(e-ṭu-tu)>}... ditto
7'[...] ⸢x⸣ {<|MIN.MIN|(e-ṭu-tu)>}... e’e23 ditto
8'⸢ki⸣-na-du₃-du₃ u₂-te-qu-u₂they have taken over the E-na-dudu
9'ku₁₀-ku₁₀ e-ṭu-tu
10'ku₁₀-ku₁₀ ek-le-tudarkening, darkness
11'ku₁₀-ku₁₀ zalag-še₃ ŋar-ra {<MIN(ek-le-tu)>} ana nu-ri GAR{nu}(If) it is bright and clear: ditto for the torch.
12'ku₁₀-ku₁₀ zalag-še₃ du₃-a {<MIN(ek-le-tu)>} ana nu-riIn order to shine brightly in the darkness
13'ku₁₀-ku₁₀ an-bar₇-še₃ du₃-a {<MIN(ek-le-tu)>} ana mu-uṣ-la-li GAR{nu}“It is dark, it has been made to darken at sunrise.
14'bar-ra hi-du-tuoutside, joy
15'in-ga-bar-ra na-ha-šuIngabara, the nahašu-demon
16'hi-li KIB-šu-ru(a kind of ornament)
17'hi-li ri-ša₂-tuluxuriant allure
18'hi-li šu-mu-huexuberance
19'hi-li ša₂-ma-huluxuriance
20'ul hi-li ri-ša₂-tu“It is not my sexual desire,
21'ul šu dug₄-ga {<|MIN.MIN|(ri-ša₂-tu)>}The one who does not have a good hand
22'{a-si-la}asila₅ A-LA₂ {<|MIN.MIN|(ri-ša₂-tu)>}Asila, the scribal apprentice,
23'asila₅ ri-šujoyful radiance
24'asila₅ ri-iš-tujoy of the heart
25'asila₅ dirig {<|MIN.MIN|(ri-iš-tu)>}who exudes radiance,
26'sug₄ ri-šu
27'sug₄ dug₄-ga ri-ša₂-tu(a kind of reed)
28'{sa-a}sag₉ dam-qugood quality sa-oil
29'nam-sag₉ du-mu-qua good reputation
30'ka sag₉ da-me-qua good mouth, a pleasing mouth
31'ka sag₉ pu-u₂ {<MIN(da-me-qu)>}a good mouth, a clean mouth,
32'{sa}sa₇ ba-nu-u₂he named it.
33'{zu}su₄ {<|MIN.MIN|(ba-nu-u₂)>}
34'šu tag-ga te-qi-tuHand-lifting prayer
35'ugu-nu {<|MIN.MIN|(te-qi-tu)>}upon him ditto,
36'du₃ ⸢ba⸣-nu-u₂built Ebanû
37'du₃ e-pe-šuto build
38'du₃ ša₂-la-mubuilt Šalamu
39'gag si-ka-tu(a kind of garment)
40'du₃ ma-ha-ṣuto build a temple
41'DU₃ a-ra-ruDU₃ (means) “to tremble.‭ (Šumma ālu 31 unknown)
42'mu₂ ba-nu-u₂he named it.
43'mu₂ e-de-šuwhose name is proclaimed
44'mu₂ a-ra-ruyear: “Arāru.‭ (= Šumma Ālu XIV unknown)
45'[...] ⸢x⸣ ba-nu-u₂... built
46'[...] ⸢x⸣ e-pe-šu... to do
47'[...] ⸢x⸣ ma-ṣu-u... a scepter
48'[...] ⸢x⸣ ma-la... as much as
49'[...] ⸢x⸣ e-mu-u₂... the word
50'[...] šu-mu-u₂... is mine
51'[...] ud-du-šu... of his old age
52'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(ud-du-šu)>}... his scream
53'[...] ⸢x⸣-du... edu-plant
54'[...] ⸢x⸣ {<MIN(x-du)>}... e’e23
55'[...] ⸢x-lu⸣-tu... elûtu-plant
56'[...] [...]-⸢ṣu⸣... ...-ešbû
57'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
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1'[...] [MIN]-{<MIN(...)>}... ditto
2'[...] [MIN]-{<MIN(...)>}... ditto
3'[...] [MIN]-{<MIN(...)>}... ditto
4'DI [...] [...]-du...-du
5'DI [...] [...]-lu...-lu
6'i₃ ⸢dug₄-ga⸣ [...]-⸢x⸣ ša₂ I₃edugā-plant oil
7'⸢lul⸣ dug₄-ga [x]-⸢x⸣-ṣuThe good lulû-demon
8'⸢lul⸣ dug-ga ši-[...]-⸢x⸣-luThe lulû-demon, the one who fills the jug
9'kab dug₄-ga la-⸢ta-ku⸣I am not able to enter through a good door.
10'|LU₂×IŠ| {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ra-qa-⸢x⸣a man, ditto, a raqâ-official
11'|EN×KAR₂| {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ha-ba-⸢lu⸣Bēl-eṭir
12'|LU₂×AŠ₂| {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ša₂-ga-šuThe šagašu-priest
13'gu₃ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ša₂-ga-šuhis voice is supplication
14'gu₃ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ša₂-su-u₂shouts, screams
15'gu₃ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ša₂-ga-šuhis voice is supplication
16'gu₃ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ša₂-⸢mu⸣-u₂“The voice of the ša’emû-priestess
17'inim{i-nim} {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} a-ma-⸢ta⸣ qa-bu(MU-)u₂“Inim, ditto, ama-eta’e, qabû,
18'i-lu {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} {<MIN(a-ma-ta)>} {<MIN(qa-bu-u₂)>}“Lord, ditto! Ditto!"
19'i-lu {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} nu-ub-bu-u₂The lament is not uttered
20'i-lu {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} qu-ub-bu-u₂The lament is a qubbû-lament
21'šir₃ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} nu-qu-u₂The “virtually unrivaled’
22'šir₃ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ṣa-ra-huThe “virtuous’, the ṣaraḫu-disease
23'šir₃ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} za-ma-ruThe “virgin’s′-ditto‭ is the zamaru-instrument.
24'en₃-du₁₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} {<|MIN.MIN|(za-ma-ru)>}“Endu-prayers, ditto singers,
25'bun₂ {{ IM }} {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} {<|MIN.MIN|(za-ma-ru)>}a cake made of clay, a ditto of pomegranates
26'bun₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} na-pa-hubread made with DITTO, napḫu-bread
27'|KA׊E| {{ ŠE }} {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} {<|MIN.MIN|(na-pa-hu)>}(As for) the one who removes this seal,
28'|KA׊E| {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} la-mu-u₂(As for) the one who removes my inscription
29'eme-sig {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} kar-ṣi a-ka-luSumerian, ditto, whose quay is full of food offerings
30'nundum {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} {<MIN(kar-ṣi)>} {<MIN(a-ka-lu)>}(a kind of sulphur)
31'nundum {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ma-su-u₂“Standing-of-the-mound (is) a dream.
32'al {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} e-ri-ME-tu“It is high, it is low!‽
33'niŋ₂-kur₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ša₂-su-u₂“It is an insult, it is a slanderer
34'niŋ₂-kur₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ša₂-ni-ta qa-bu-u₂“It is an insult, it is uttered by him.
35'ŋiri₃ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} {<MIN(ša₂-ni-ta)>} {<MIN(qa-bu-u₂)>}“Bīt-di’uga, ditto, from
36'ŋiri₃ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ka-ba-suthe city, ditto, Kabasu
37'ŋiri₃ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} mi-su“The city, ditto, is a flood.
38'eš-bar {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} pu-ru-su pa-ra-su“It is an ešbar prayer, ditto its urūsu-prayer
39'eš-bar {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ka-pa-su“The decision (is) the decision of a man
40'GAM₃(DALLA) {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ša₂-ga-šuGAM3DALLA (means) “to smite.’
41'GAM₃(DALLA) {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} pu-ru-su pa-ra-suGAM3 DITTO (means) “to smite,’ smote him.
42'zag sag₁₁ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} sa-ka-pu“The front is shattered, ditto, sa-kapu,
43'zag sag₁₁ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} šu-uz-zu-ku“Seizing the right and destroying the left
44'ki-⸢sur⸣ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} {<|MIN.MIN|(šu-uz-zu-ku)>}“Ki-esur-e3
45'⸢kab⸣ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} la-ta-kuI am not a gatekeeper (or) a ditto.
46'sag₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ma-ha-ṣu ša₂ qa-qi₂-riThe “sag-dig-gâ-priestess(?) of the quay
47'sag₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ka-pa-su
48'sag₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} šu-uz-zu-kua sag šuzzuku
49'sag₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} sa-ma-duThe one who is smitten by the samada-demon
50'sag₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} uk-ku-šu
51'sag₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} nu-uš-šuThe one who scatters the evildoer
52'sag₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} na-sa-⸢ru⸣“Sag, ditto, nasa-e-ru
53'sag₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} {<MIN(na-sa-ru)>} ša₂ SI-⸢x⸣“Sag, ditto, nasaru-disease of the horns
54'ib₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} a-ga-⸢gu⸣“It is enough, I want to go up to the aga-egu-e-temple!
55'ib₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} e-ze-zuYour furious rage
56'bar {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ša₂-ga-šuThe liver of his heart
57'aš₂ {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ša₂-ag-šuHis head
58'si mul {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} ge-e-šuThe horn of the star is firm
59'si mul {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} {<MIN(ge-e-šu)>} ša GUDhorn of a star, ditto of an ox,
60'si mul {<MIN(dug₄-ga)>} qa-bu-u₂The horn of the star is said.
61'⸢si mul {<MIN⸣(dug₄-ga)>} uk-ku-šuesi-plant, the star of ditto e<ditto> plant, is its seed.
62'[...] ni-qu-u₂ na-qu-u₂... to be passed, to pass.
63'[...] te-me-qu... wisdom
64'[...] su-lu-u₂… slaughter
65'[...] tas-li-ta qa-bu-u… is said in a supplication
66'[...] ša₂-qu-u₂... supreme
67'[...] ta-ba-ku... you are ...
68'[...] ⸢x⸣-du-u₂... edû-plant
69'[...] [x]-⸢du⸣-u₂... ...-edu-u
70'[...] [...] na-du-u₂... the one who swore
71'[...] [...] ⸢x⸣ {<MIN(na-du-u₂)>}... e’e23 ditto (means)
72'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
o iv
1'{⸢eš⸣-da}ešda LUGALthe king
2'ešda be-luThe lord's shrine
3'|MUNUS.ŠE₃| LUGALking’s daughter
4'|MUNUS.ŠE₃| be-luthe slave woman of the lord
5'lugal {<MIN(LUGAL)>}king of the world
6'lugal {<MIN(be-lu)>}the king, ditto
7'gal {<MIN(LUGAL)>}chief of the ditto
8'gal {<MIN(be-lu)>}the great lord
9'usu{us₂} {<MIN(LUGAL)>}the power of the king
10'usu {<MIN(be-lu)>}strength of the lord
11'{u₂}numun₂{mu-un} {<MIN(LUGAL)>}a kind of grass
12'{u₂}numun₂ {<MIN(be-lu)>}date palm
13'{u₂-me-en}1(DIŠ)-8(U) {<MIN(LUGAL)>}I am one hundred eight
14'DIŠ-8(U) {<MIN(be-lu)>}Eighteen (men)
15'⸢lu₂⸣-ŋarza {<MIN(LUGAL)>}elu-ebarza
16'⸢lu₂⸣-ŋarza {<MIN(be-lu)>}Elu’ebarza
17'men {<MIN(LUGAL)>}the crown prince
18'men {<MIN(be-lu)>}men, lords
19'en {<MIN(LUGAL)>}lord of the ditto
20'en {<MIN(be-lu)>}the lord
21'SUKUD {<MIN(LUGAL)>}SUD (means) king.
22'sukkal {<MIN(LUGAL)>}vizier of the ditto
23'lu₂ nam-tar-ra {<MIN(LUGAL)>}the man of destinies
24'{d}en-lil₂ nam-tar-ra {<MIN(LUGAL)>}Enlil, king of fate,
25'|LU₂×EŠ₂| {<MIN(LUGAL)>}(a kind of animal)
26'{ŋeš}tukul {<MIN(LUGAL)>}the weapon of the ditto king
27'{e-pi-ig}epig {<MIN(LUGAL)>}(a kind of scepter)
28'{di-im}dim₄ {<MIN(LUGAL)>}a type of mold
29'an-pa{⸢x-x⸣-ud} {<MIN(LUGAL)>}Anpa-e-ud
30'AN-DU₃ {<MIN(LUGAL)>}AN-DU (means)
31'šar-ru {<MIN(LUGAL)>}king of the world
32'lu₂ a-me-lua man
33'za {<MIN(a-me-lu)>}
34'peš {<MIN(a-me-lu)>}
35'ulu₃ {<MIN(a-me-lu)>}the south
36'na {<MIN(a-me-lu)>}
37'arad {<MIN(a-me-lu)>}servant of the ditto
38'BAD {<MIN(a-me-lu)>}The city wall
39'en {<MIN(a-me-lu)>}en priestess
40'en e-nuthe lord of Enu
41'nam-en e-nu-[tu₂]the office of en priestess
42'nam-en be-lu-[tu₂]the lordship
43'nam-en ⸢x-lu⸣-[x]the lordship
44'ab-ba [...]The elders
45'ab-ba x [...]The elders
46'ab-ba iri [...]The elders of the city
47'EZEN ⸢a⸣-buEZEN (means)
48'ab {<MIN(a-bu)>}a kind of fish
49'nam-ab-⸢ba⸣ a-bu-tu“Do not escape the flood,
50'nam-ab-⸢ba⸣ še-bu-tuto smite
51'en be-luthe lord
52'nam {<|MIN.MIN|(be-lu)>}the lordship
53'lugal {<|MIN.MIN|(be-lu)>}the king, the lord
54'nin {<|MIN.MIN|(be-lu)>}lady of lordship
55'ŋidru {<|MIN.MIN|(be-lu)>}a ditto of the lord
56'BAR {<|MIN.MIN|(be-lu)>}BAR (means) lord
57'DI {<|MIN.MIN|(be-lu)>}DI (means) lord
58'TUKU {<|MIN.MIN|(be-lu)>}a lord
59'HI {<|MIN.MIN|(be-lu)>}... the lord
60'ud {<|MIN.MIN|(be-lu)>}when the lord
61'umun {<|MIN.MIN|(be-lu)>}Lord
62'kur er-ṣe-tuthe four lands
63'LAM {<MIN(er-ṣe-tu)>}LAM (means) ...
64'ze₂ {<MIN(er-ṣe-tu)>}(a kind of grass)
65'a-ra₂ {<MIN(er-ṣe-tu)>}for a second time
66'{a-ra-li}arali(|KUR.BAD|) {<MIN(er-ṣe-tu)>}Arali, ditto
67'halib(|IGI.KUR|) {<MIN(er-ṣe-tu)>}a copy of the original
68'kur-gi {<MIN(er-ṣe-tu)>}Kurgi
69'kur-nu-gi {<MIN(er-ṣe-tu)>}Kurnugi
70'ga-an-ze₂-er {<MIN(er-ṣe-tu)>}I want to pacify the ditto
71'U [...]and ...
72'ŋeš [...](If) ... .
73'UL [...]... .
74'U [...]and ...
75'U [...]and ...
76'U [...]and ...
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1'⸢DI⸣ [...]... ešalānu-plant
2'⸢DI⸣ [...]... ešalānu-plant
3'⸢DI⸣ [...]... ešalānu-plant
4'DI [...]... ...
5'DI [...]... ...
6'DI [...]... ...
7'DI [...]... ...
8'ki [...]the place of
9'ki [...]the place of
10'ki ⸢aš₂⸣-[...]from Ašue-
11'ki aš₂-[...]from Aš...
12'ki-bi {<MIN(...)>} [...]Its place
13'ki-bi KI-⸢x⸣-[...]Its place ...
14'SUH₃ i-⸢x⸣-[...](If) it rains: ... .
15'SUH₃ qa-⸢x⸣-[...](If) it is covered with a cloud: ... .
16'sah₄ me-lu-[x]... saḫ
17'suh₃ na-ʾ-⸢du⸣a kind of dust storm
18'suh₃ te-šu-u₂ [...](Sum) The ... of the šuʾu priestess(?) is a storm that is to be smashed(?) (Akk) The storm of the suḫ priestesses is an incantation of ...
19'me šar-⸢hu⸣the divine powers of Šarru-eḫu'e
20'me DIM-⸢NUN⸣-[...]“The divine powers of DIM-NUN-e[...]
21'me ša-⸢ru⸣-[...]The divine powers of the ša-e-rû-priest
22'me [...]... divine powers
23'me [...]... divine powers
24'me [...]... divine powers
25'me [...]... divine powers
26'me [...]... divine powers
27'me-me [...]... meme
28'me-me [...]... meme
29'me-me [...]... meme
30'me-me ⸢x⸣-[...]The “meme of the eaštakal-temple’
31'me-me TUR-[...](Sum) ... ... (Akk) The small ...
32'me-me ⸢x⸣-[...]The “meme of the eaštakal-temple’
33'me-me a-NI-[...](Sum) ... ... (Akk) The ... of ...
34'a-a ri-ik-[x]may it not be ...
35'a-a ra-ka-⸢x⸣father Raka’e
36'a-a {d}U.GURFather Nergal
37'a-a {d}NIN-x-⸢x⸣Father Bēlet-ēkalle,
38'a-a {d}NIN.GAL.⸢NUN⸣.[NA]Father Nikkal-ešum-ukin
39'a-a {d}e₂-afather Ea,
40'DIŠ i-luIf a god
41'DIŠ i-naIf in
42'DIŠ a-naIf to
43'DIŠ LU₂If a man
44'DIŠ na-ZA-ru [...]If Nazaru (appears)
45'DIŠ [...]If ...
46'DIŠ [...]If ...
47'DIŠ [...]If ...
48'DIŠ [...]If ...
49'DIŠ [...]If ...
50'{u₂-šu-um-gal}DIŠ ⸢x⸣-lu-ku“Ušumgal-disease, elukulti
51'{d}ušum-gal {d}AMAR.UTUUdumgal, Marduk
52'{d}ušum-gal-di {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Umgaldi, Marduk
53'{d}ušum-gal-huš {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Umgalḫuš, Marduk
54'{d}ušum-gal-gal {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Umgalgal
55'{d}ušum-gal-mah {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Umgalmaḫ, Marduk
56'{d}ušum-gal-iri {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Umgaliri, Marduk
57'lugal-šud₃-šud₃ {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Lugal-šud
58'lugal-šud₃-šud₃-de₃ {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Lugal-šude
59'AN-ŠE₃ {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Anše, Marduk
60'AN-ŠE₃-ŠE₃ {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Anšabši, Marduk
61'AN-ŠE₃-A {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Anšuea, Marduk
62'{d}za₂{za} {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Zaza, Marduk
63'AN-za₂-ŠE₃ {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Anzašue, Marduk
64'diŋir huš {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}a fierce flood,
65'{d}maš {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}Ninurta, Marduk
66'{d}muati {<|MIN.MIN|({d}AMAR.UTU)>}May Nabû and Marduk
67'{d}di-kud {d}ša₂-mašDikud and Šamaš
68'{d}di-kud-gal {<|MIN.MIN|({d}ša₂-maš)>}Dikudgal, Šamaš
69'{d}di-kud-mah {<|MIN.MIN|({d}ša₂-maš)>}Dikudmah, Šamaš
70'{d}di-kud-de₃ {<|MIN.MIN|({d}ša₂-maš)>}Dikud, Šamaš
71'{d}di-kud-kal-kal-la {<|MIN.MIN|({d}ša₂-maš)>}Dikudkalkala, Šamaš
72'{d}di-kud-an-ki {<|MIN.MIN|({d}ša₂-maš)>}Dikudanki, Šamaš
73'{d}di-kud-peš₁₀-peš₁₀ {<|MIN.MIN|({d}ša₂-maš)>}Dikud-peš-pî, (and) Šama
74'{d}sipad-gu₄ {d}xSipad-oxen,
75'{d}unu{u₂-nu} {<|MIN.MIN|({d}x)>}Ubunu, ditto
76'{d}U {<|MIN.MIN|({d}x)>}Ea, ditto
77'{d}peš {<|MIN.MIN|({d}x)>}May Peš
78'{[d]}⸢x⸣ {<|MIN.MIN|({d}x)>}Ea, ditto
79'{[d}...]-⸢an⸣-na {<|MIN.MIN|({d}x)>}...-eana, ditto
80'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|({d}x)>}... ditto by the god
r? ii
1'[...] ⸢x⸣-[x]
2'[...] git₂-ma-lu... perfect
3'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(git₂-ma-lu)>}... perfect
4'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(git₂-ma-lu)>}... perfect
5'[...] ⸢x⸣-a-ru... ea-ru
6'[...] pu-luh-tu... fear
7'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(pu-luh-tu)>}... sulphur
8'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(pu-luh-tu)>}... sulphur
9'[...] me-lam-mu... my radiance
10'[...] a-ši-iš-tu... a gift
11'[...] ⸢x⸣-IB-tu... ebītu-plant
12'[...] [x]-⸢x⸣-lu... elu
13'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
14'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
15'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
16'a ma-⸢ar⸣-[...]Oh, I want to ...
17'la₂ MIN-[MIN]not ditto
18'a re-hu-tu₂ re-⸢hu⸣-[u]the remainder of the remainder
19'bal pa-lu-u₂a resplendent balû
20'bal LUGALking's reign
21'bal ⸢x⸣-nu-kubal e-nuku
22'bal nap-la-qua pure balû-vessel
23'bal git₂-ma-luperfect balance
24'<(aš₂)>-bala er-re-tu<Aš>bala errûtu
25'nun ru-bu-u₂the great prince
26'nun me-eṭ-lu-tinoble prince
27'nun a-ša₂-re-duprince of the fields
28'ta ni-nuwhat did we do?
29'ta at-taWhat, you?
30'{sa-a}sa₇ {{ i-gi gu-nu-u₂ }} ba-nu-u₂sa-a-sa, igi, gu-nû, gan-u,
31'{{<MIN(sa-a)>}}še₂₁ {{ mu-še-na-ku }} {<|MIN.MIN|(ba-nu-u₂)>}“I am the one who makes the šēdu-disease disappear,
32'še₂₁ na-bu-u₂noble one
33'⸢x⸣ niŋin₂ pu-uh-ru“The ni’bin-disease is to be stricken.
34'⸢šu⸣-niŋin₂ {<|MIN.MIN|(pu-uh-ru)>}šū-e-ni-bin
35'niŋin {<|MIN.MIN|(pu-uh-ru)>}
36'pu-uh-ru {<|MIN.MIN|(pu-uh-ru)>}“Puḫuru (means)
37'gu₃ ri-ig-mushouted
38'šegₓ(|KA×LI|) {{ LI }} {<|MIN.MIN|(ri-ig-mu)>}šeg (means) ...
39'šegₓ(|KA×LI|)šegₓ(|KA×LI|) {<|MIN.MIN|(ri-ig-mu)>}(a kind of sulphur)
40'⸢saŋ⸣ ŋa₂-ŋa₂ a-ru“Sa-e-sa-ba-a
41'⸢saŋ⸣ ŋa₂-ŋa₂ ra-ga-mu“The sa-e3-plant, the ragamu-plant
42'⸢saŋ⸣ ŋa₂-ŋa₂ ud-da-muThe sa-e-priestess, the “da-mû
43'saŋ ŋa₂-ŋa₂ ša₂-ga-mu(a kind of saŋ-plant)
44'{šu-ub}šub na-du-u₂Hand of a Nadu
45'šub me-qi-tuHand of wisdom
46'šub ma-qa-tuHand of a Scratch
47'{gu-ru-ud}gurud {<|MIN.MIN|(na-du-u₂)>}
48'gurud {<|MIN.MIN|(me-qi-tu)>}
49'gurud {<|MIN.MIN|(ma-qa-tu)>}
50'gul a-ba-tugul (means) abutu.
51'gul he-pu-u₂destroyed, destroyed
52'gul sa-pa-nusapanu-flour
53'rah₂ da-a-šu
54'rah₂ he-pu-u₂broken ribs,
55'rah₂ ra-ha-ṣu
56'ŋiri₃ rah₂ {<|MIN.MIN|(da-a-šu)>}“Biri, raḫ
57'ŋiri₃ rah₂ {<|MIN.MIN|(he-pu-u₂)>}“The city, the raḫ, the ditto,
58'ŋiri₃ rah₂ {<|MIN.MIN|(ra-ha-ṣu)>}“Biri, raḫ
59'ŋiri₃ bal {<|MIN.MIN|(da-a-šu)>}“Biri bal bal
60'ŋiri₃ bal {<|MIN.MIN|(he-pu-u₂)>}“Balāṭu-disease, ditto
61'ŋiri₃ bal {<|MIN.MIN|(ra-ha-ṣu)>}“Biri bal bal
62'a-ba ma-an-nuWho is he?
63'{ša₂-dun₃}A-BA mi-i-nuwhat is the ša-dun?
64'⸢sa₂⸣-sa₂ ka-ša₂-duto conquer
65'⸢sa₂⸣-sa₂-bi ka-ša₂-suIts esa-esabi-plant is sweet
66'⸢sa₂⸣-sa₂-bi-ne-ne ka-ša₂-su-nutheir esa’esabi-vessels, their beer
67'⸢x⸣ [...] ⸢še⸣-mu-u₂“It is the ešēmû tree
68'[...] [ma]-gir a-ma-ti..., the judge of the word
69'[...] [...]-⸢ṭu⸣... ...-eṭbu-e23
70'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
71'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
r? iii
1'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}... the king
2'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}... the king
3'[...] ⸢DIŠ⸣ {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}... ešû-plant
4'{di-me-er}dimmer {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}Di<Merdimmer>
5'diŋir {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}ditto of the king
6'⸢ŋalga⸣ kalam-ma {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}The balaŋ drum of the land
7'SUKUD {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}SUD (means) king.
8'un-gal {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}the chief of the ditto
9'nam-en {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}the office of en priest
10'niŋin-saŋ {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}the king’s ditto
11'ud a₂ ŋal₂ {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}when the arm of the king
12'zu₂-keš₂ {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}
13'en {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}the lord of ditto
14'šar-ru {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}king of the world
15'en diŋir {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}lord of the Ibir temple,
16'ŋeš-tuku {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}the king
17'nam-abzu {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}Namabzu
18'gilim-ma ŋa₂-ŋa₂ {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}a requital of the king's share
19'diŋir pa-e₃ {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}“Dibir, emergent light,
20'mu {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}the year (in which)
21'šum₂-šum₂-mu {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}
22'⸢X⸣ gal an-⸢na⸣ {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}Great ... of heaven, king
23'zag saŋ {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}to the right of the throne
24'la-⸢ba⸣-e₃ {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}not to leave, ditto
25'alimₓ(HUŠ)ma {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}Bison
26'alimₓ(HUŠ)⸢x dil⸣-dil {<|MIN.MIN|(LUGAL)>}Bison, Dildil, king
27'ug ⸢tur⸣ ma-li-kuthe cattlepen of Maliku,
28'⸢barag₂⸣ mah {<|MIN.MIN|(ma-li-ku)>}The supreme barag temple
29'gi gal {<|MIN.MIN|(ma-li-ku)>}large reed
30'mu dil {<|MIN.MIN|(ma-li-ku)>}year: “Dilated.‭
31'idim gal {<|MIN.MIN|(ma-li-ku)>}the great gods
32'idim an-na {<|MIN.MIN|(ma-li-ku)>}the god of heaven,
33'{d}min₃-gal {d}NIN.GALMingal, Nikkal
34'{[d]}⸢he₂⸣-ŋal₂-nun-na {<|MIN.MIN|({d}NIN.GAL)>}Eḫebalnuna, Ningal
35'{[d}me-šar₂]-⸢gal⸣ {<|MIN.MIN|({d}NIN.GAL)>}Me-šar-egal-e, Ningal
36'{[d}he₂-ŋal₂-nun]-⸢na⸣ {<|MIN.MIN|({d}NIN.GAL)>}Hebalnunae, Ningal
37'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|({d}NIN.GAL)>}... the goddess Nikkal
38'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|({d}NIN.GAL)>}... the goddess Nikkal
39'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|({d}NIN.GAL)>}... the goddess Nikkal
40'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|({d}NIN.GAL)>}... the goddess Nikkal
41'[...] [...]
42'[...] {<|MIN.MIN|({d}NIN.GAL)>}... the goddess Nikkal
43'[...] [ti-ib]-nu... Tibnu
44'[...] [ne₂-me]-⸢qu⸣... weeping
45'[...] [...]
46'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
47'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
r? iv
1'[...] [...]-⸢tu⸣... ...-etu-e23
2'[...] [...]-u₂...-u
3'[...] [ri]-⸢ša₂⸣-tu... scepter
4'[...] ⸢ia⸣-ru-ru... ya’eruru
5'[...] a-hu-la-ap-ku... Aḫulapku
6'[DU₃] ⸢ŋa₂⸣ e-me-duhe built the E-ba-E-me-du
7'[ŋa₂]-⸢ŋa₂⸣ pu-uh-ru“Ba’e22e23 is received.
8'[ul šar₂]-ra kiš-ša₂-tuUnrivalled king of the universe
9'[MAŠ] ⸢gi⸣-di-li ṣi-u₂-tu(Property) of Egi-edili, received
10'MAŠ na-ma-ruMAŠ means "to see."
11'MAŠ ša-am-šuThe 'increment' is his
12'MAŠ ša-am-šuThe 'increment' is his
13'DI gu₂ it-ku-lu“If he eats, he will become poor.‭ (Šumma ālu 31 unknown)
14'di ŋar-ra ša di-ni-tiJudge the case of the judge.
15'is-gar₃ iš-ka-ruIšar iškaru
16'gu₂ niŋ₂-zid-da ma-ki-suThe neck of the nizida drum is his neck.
17'{im-me-en₃}immen₂ ši-ik-ruI am a scepter
18'naŋ {<MIN(ši-ik-ru)>} ša₂-tu-u₂that ditto
19'{gu}gu₇(|KA×A|) la-a-šuto eat is not his
20'naŋ it-ta-la-aʾhe has sworn.
21'⸢zur⸣ nu-pu-quthe ešur-disease that cannot be undone
22'[...] ⸢ki⸣-di-nu... of E-dinu
23'[...] ⸢ri-mu⸣-tu... erīmûtu-plant
24'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-tu... ...-e’etu
25'[...] [...]-⸢ra⸣-tu... ...-ra’etu

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