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STT 1, 034 (P338351)

Neo-Assyrian, Huzirina · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationSTT 1, 034
IDP338351
Museum no.AMM —
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
Find spotHuzirina (mod. Sultantepe)
Coordinates37.0501, 38.9062

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 2 2'he......
obverse col 1 7'seized, and......
obverse col 1 11'let them place the mountains......
reverse col 4 17the side of Nisaba, the one who loves life
reverse col 4 9let him do it......
obverse col 2 1'inside......
obverse col 1 9'the heart of my heart......
obverse col 1 24'May a pig and a halo speak, and.....
reverse col 4 16The cattle of the open country, the cattle of her heroism
obverse col 2 13'he set up a supplication......
reverse col 3 3'.........
obverse col 1 19'May Nergal bless, in the middle(?)
obverse col 1 4'pomegranate of Shamash......
obverse col 1 31'between the Igigi and the Anunnaku, the angry one
obverse col 2 3'to......
reverse col 4 2.........
obverse col 1 10'of all the arable land......
obverse col 1 18'may he pluck up a harvest, and may he overthrow the land.
obverse col 1 35'Nisaba heard this, and a supplication
reverse col 4 12May the black-headed people...
obverse col 2 22'above......
obverse col 2 5'and Ea......
reverse col 4 6They shaved their teeth in a manner not to be smitten.
reverse col 4 11may they rejoice over her, may they enter...
obverse col 1 26'To Nisaba, lady of the underworld, he will write a word.
reverse col 4 15As many as there were, to Nisaba
reverse col 4 24The great and old he set up...
obverse col 1 12'... and...
reverse col 4 14May their possessions be taken away, may they make their appearances pleasing.
reverse col 4 25.... he will release his praise...
reverse col 4 21The merciful one of Nisaba, who...
reverse col 4 26... the work of the sea...
obverse col 1 32'You make the... of the Apsu shine like a rainbow.
reverse col 4 13who had built a stele, may he slay her.
obverse col 1 8'let him bring a scepter......
reverse col 4 22who... has given to him, for his life...
obverse col 2 4'he......
obverse col 2 24'his heart......
reverse col 4 27...... he shall be sated......
obverse col 1 28'With the totality of the arable land you have done the ultu-plant.
obverse col 1 14'May a tavern be built for the great gods.
reverse col 4 5The lord who illuminates the darkness, who illuminates the darkness,
reverse col 4 1.........
obverse col 2 15'to the gods......
obverse col 2 16'let them hear......
obverse col 2 11'of Ea in the Apsu......
obverse col 1 5'in the presence of ama......
obverse col 1 6'may they bless......
obverse col 2 23'with......
obverse col 1 25'The reedbed of his mouth is sweet and he is frightened.
obverse col 2 7'the Anunnaki......
reverse col 4 7the life of Nisaba in all of the gods
obverse col 1 13'the enemy's heart......
obverse col 1 29'Now, you have been able to smite the evil one,
obverse col 1 38'... he swore to his yoke
obverse col 1 23'May Aruru, mother of the gods, be present.
reverse col 3 2'......
reverse col 4 31of......
obverse col 2 6'... and NN
reverse col 4 29the beginning......
reverse col 4 19May her command not be forgotten, may her utterance not...
reverse col 4 28... he......
obverse col 1 3'father of the gods......
obverse col 1 36'... he smote a lion(?), a lion(?)
obverse col 1 15'In all of her cult centers her heart is good
reverse col 4 3... the azugaltu-priest of Gula
obverse col 1 2'let them stand......
left 1'... month of Kislmu, 11th day, eponym year of Mannu-ki-arri, governor of the land.
obverse col 1 16'who in the midst of battle... their witnesses
obverse col 1 22'May Ium, in his midst, rejoice over him.
obverse col 2 8'... of......
obverse col 2 12'they have...ed......
obverse col 2 10'... Anu his heart...
obverse col 1 30'You speak awe-inspiring radiance,
obverse col 2 25'Who......
obverse col 2 14'I have sent. Erekigal......
reverse col 3 1'... Nisaba...
reverse col 4 4.........
reverse col 3 5'who...... not Nisaba
reverse col 4 20'As for the enemme, her slander...
obverse col 1 21'May Addu rejoice, and may he be happy.
reverse col 3 6'... before......
obverse col 1 27'Why do you kill Nisaba? In the land
obverse col 1 20'May he restore the weakened portions and return to their places.
obverse col 1 34'You make her tremble, she destroys her name,
reverse col 4 23I saw Nisaba like a uqurra (?)
reverse col 4 30the one who......
obverse col 1 33'... your... you set up in all the lands.
reverse col 4 10May they establish her in all lands, may she be her companion.
reverse col 4 18'not a single one... the scepter...
reverse col 4 8May she send a message to her, may she not...
obverse col 2 9'with Nisaba, daughter of Anu......
obverse col 1 17'May the heavens be happy. To the itu-priest of Addi
reverse col 3 4'... the land let me live......
obverse col 1 37'...... he gave me orders.

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