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STT 1, 071 (P338388)

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

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DesignationSTT 1, 071
IDP338388
Museum no.AMM —
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenrePrayer
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 17his beer... until he has been seized, and he will not be seized.
obverse 11I am the one who carries out the rites of the lord.
reverse 2... the assembly of all the cultic rites, his face...
obverse 20I am the one who continually seeks out the alamdim (rites).
obverse 35Whose wailing is swollen in a swollen vein:
obverse 18My lord, why am I the lord of the assembly?
obverse 13who goes to the governess, the kurumasu-demon,
reverse 23.........
reverse 31......, the exorcist
reverse 28.........
reverse 13the rites of Kimtum and the rites of Ahu
obverse 32Whoever breaks the contract like a lion, will seize the brother's hand and seize the throne.
obverse 22(Ditto:) “Sa'adu-disease,” a kuudu-disease before another.
reverse 17he opened, and......
obverse 14The fate of the Igigi, the lord, said to you: "Your hand is sprinkling."
reverse 4In the gilatu of his name is a ziggurrat, its weight is a..., it is high like a garden.
reverse 33(Property) of almu-bl-lame, scribe.
reverse 6O lord, whose awe-inspiring brilliance covers the sea, whose utterance(?) is bitter(?)
reverse 27or.........
obverse 7Marduk... the lord... in his sturru
obverse 34That which is called by a curse by a cursed person
obverse 27Ditto: you strew salt in the sahmatu-vessel; you... in your mouth.
obverse 24Ditto: ama is placed over the warriors.
reverse 22O lord, where you...
reverse 32Basket-of-tablets:..., king of Huzirina.
reverse 9Further, after he has been released,...
reverse 1.... your abarku-demon, who looks at...,
reverse 20... their...
reverse 25.........
reverse 30......
reverse 18O lord, in your supplications......
reverse 16The mother who raised him spoke to her,
reverse 5'Because of my land, your hand is swollen,
reverse 12The joy of the people of my city, at a time that I did not approach them
obverse 16The tree(?), the... of your mouth, does not smite Erra
obverse 3To Nabû, the wide-spread hero, the eye-bearing one,
obverse 8...... the south wind... for the remainder of the life
reverse 26The lord(?) who I.........
reverse 11of my city as if it were a ruin hill,...
obverse 1For the wide-spread queen, the attentive one of the gods
reverse 14he will not establish a lawsuit against? me. Where...?
reverse 29... the king
obverse 36who, like a reed bed,......
reverse 21... of justice...
reverse 36...... king of Assyria(?)
obverse 26Ditto: You do not remove your sattakku-prayer; you place...-meipi in the presence of the army.
obverse 4Who guards the..., who establishes the foundations
obverse 12The tarû-offerings were made,......
obverse 31You are able to smite a lament, you are able to smite a lament in your hand.
obverse 15... and Nunura he...
obverse 23Ditto, that of a band, whose horns are piled up,
obverse 10Ningirsu, the lord of the heavens, the one who makes the quadrupeds grow
reverse 3The ruqa-offering of the ruqa-offering...... he swore against him and
reverse 34... oxen... in front? of.........
reverse 19... the rites... the lady...
obverse 25Ditto: he is a criminal; he is a criminal.
obverse 19The one who eats the meal, who is seated in your hand
obverse 33Whoever in the future, at any time, seeks a lawsuit or litigation,
obverse 5Give... to..., the one who brings the warriors to me.
obverse 37the revocation of the barley, the name of the throne......
obverse 2Who keeps watch, who establishes the... of the Abzu, who establishes the rites
reverse 10he swore, and the people of my house...
obverse 6ama,..., Sîn, the one who dwells
reverse 8The lord(?) who to his father...
reverse 24I, the one who is to drink water from(?) the field
reverse 7Do not..., do not..., do not..., do not...,
obverse 38they will be seized...
obverse 29(If) ditto, in the middle of the night he is ill, he is ill
obverse 30Ditto: There will be famine in the land; it will... supreme....
obverse 28(If) ditto (it is surrounded by) a fire (and) it is surrounded by a qardamû-demon(?)
obverse 9The one who...s the scepter, the one who strikes the enemy,
reverse 15The father, his son,.........
obverse 21..............

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