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STT 2, 360 (P338675)

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

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DesignationSTT 2, 360
IDP338675
Museum no.AMM —
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, Turkey
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotHuzirina (mod. Sultantepe)
Coordinates37.0501, 38.9062

English translation

By ORACC project saao/saa03 · Via Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC)

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Obverse [0:3] o 1o 1–o 33[The age]nt, the Babylonian merchant, [who] gave his word, has left behind his donkeys! The dog has been killed at the side of our sheep!
Obverse [3:7] o 44–o 77The agent, the Babylonian me[rchant], who gave his word, has left behind his donkeys! The dog has been killed at the [sid]e of our sheep!
Obverse [6:9] o 77–o 99Watch the brother of [my] heart ...[...], watch the [......] our daughter! [...]... [...... does not] pass.
Obverse [9:13] o 1010–o 1313[We let out] a scream [...... at] the onset of evening, as [......]... us, as [...... the ...] our daughter.
Obverse [12:14] o 1313–o 1414He has made the house of my father [into a ...]...! I ... his ... like the [temple] of a morning god.
Obverse [14:16] o 1515–o 1616They have turned the house of my father into the house of an evening god! They did (this) to him, who was like the house of a morning god!
Obverse [16:19] o 1717–o 1919The shepherd has been killed amidst the sheep, the ploughman over the plough. The gardener has been killed in the orchard, the canal administrator has been killed amidst his exertions.
Obverse [19:24] o 2020–o 2424We are crying bitterly. We have cried for our gardener, for our gardener, for our canal administrator, whose fruit we ate wholeheartedly, (who) was praised in grapes and wine.
Obverse [23:26] o 2424–o 2626I wanted to come to your village, my sister ...; but where is it? They have returned (me) alone to your feet. The [...] enter ... at the bending of your finger.
Obverse [26:35] o 2727–My son, they have returned you alone to my feet. [...] my witnesses ...[......] .......
Reverse [2:3] r 33–r 33Please [......
Reverse [3:5] r 44–r 55A slave girl — a lady [......
Reverse [4:5] r 55–r 55A female bird which ...[...] ......
Reverse [5:7] r 66–r 77Attention, prince! He cuts down my canebrakes and forests, and afflicts the birds which belong there.
Reverse [7:9] r 88–r 99Those within your city have built a nest for me; he sends my father to [......]. Ditto.
Reverse [9:11] r 1010–r 1111[...]....... unable [...].....[...] built a house.
Reverse [11:14] r 1212–r 1414He has made [...] like [...] fire, has done a terrible thing to me, [has] made my house like this.
Reverse [13:16] r 1414–r 1616[I was lofty] in our orchard like [a handsome tree!] I was lofty like an almond tree, tall like a pine tree. Like a handsome tree I was lofty at the gate of processions!
Reverse [16:18] r 1717–r 1818My father saw me and rejoiced greatly. Whenever you looked at me, like [...] you rejoiced.
Reverse [18:20] r 1919–r 2020Now they have felled me, have carried me off forever. My father sees me and weeps. Ditto.
Reverse [20:22] r 2121–r 2222When[ever you l]ook at me, [you] rejoice, O dead one! What d[id] you ..., who cut down this (tree)?
Reverse [22:24] r 2323–r 2424Do not leave the handsome tree to the deceitful women!
Reverse [23:24] r 2424–r 2424The daughter of Humbaba, mighty [...] of the cedar forest!
Reverse [24:25] r 2525–r 2525They have ... her house, broken all [......]
Reverse [25:26] r 2626–r 2626[...]... the lover [of my] charms
Reverse [26:27] r 2727–r 2727[...] brought like ...[...]
Reverse [27:28] r 2828–r 2828[...] my father is killed [......]
Reverse [28:31] r 2929–[......] her, they have sent me out ...[...]
Edge [0:1] e. 1e. 1–e. 1e. 1the ploughman with the shepherd [...]... 1 9 66 64

Transliteration (ATF)

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1[mu-pi-šu]-u {lu₂}DAM.GAR₃{u} ⸢KA₂⸣.DINGIR-a-a
2[ša] ⸢KA⸣ SUM{⸢ni⸣} u₂-sa-ri-⸢hi⸣-a ANŠE.NITA₂-MEŠ-šu₂
3⸢UR⸣.GI₇{u₂} GAZ{⸢ku⸣} qa-⸢ni⸣ [ṣe]-ni-ni
4mu-pi-šu-u {lu₂}⸢DAM⸣.[GAR₃{u} KA₂].DINGIR-a-a
5ša KA SUM{ni} ⸢u₂⸣-[sa-ri]-⸢hi⸣-a ANŠE.NITA₂-<MEŠ>-šu₂
6UR.GI₇{u₂} i-du-⸢ku⸣ [qa]-⸢ni⸣ ṣe-ni-ni
7ŠEŠ ⸢ŠA₃ UŠ⸣ x x [...] ⸢x KI⸣ du-gul
8[du]-gul i-mu-x [...] x-te-e DUMU.MUNUS{ni}
9[...] KAL MU x [...] ⸢e-ti⸣-iq
10⸢ik⸣-kil ⸢nu⸣-[... a]-⸢na⸣ e-rab ba-a-⸢di⸣
11⸢ki⸣-i ⸢ša⸣ [...] x-ta-ni-ni
12ki-i [...] x x [...]-⸢te⸣-e DUMU.MUNUS{ni}
13E₂ ⸢AD-ia AD⸣ [...] IGI ŠE e-tap-aš₂
14⸢a-ki-i⸣ [E₂] DINGIR na-⸢ma⸣-[ri ...] x-ma-ti-šu₂ a-sa-me
15E₂ AD ma-⸢ṣi ina⸣ U₄ 10 a-na ⸢E₂ DINGIR⸣ ba-di ut-te-ru-šu₂
16a-na ša₂-šu₂ e-tap-šu šu-u ki-i ⸢E₂⸣ DINGIR na-ma-⸢ri⸣ i-ti-[...]
17{lu₂}SIPA ina UGU ṣe-⸢ni⸣ GAZ {lu₂}ENGAR ina UGU {giš}APIN
18{lu₂}NU.{giš}KIRI₆ ina {giš}KIRI₆ GAZ šu-u-tu₂
19{lu₂}GU₂.EN.NA GAZ ina UGU ma-na-⸢ha-te⸣-šu₂
20bak-ka-ni-i ⸢ṣar-piš⸣ ana {lu₂}NU.{giš}KIRI₆{ni} ni-ib-ki
21⸢ana⸣ {lu₂}NU.{giš}KIRI₆{⸢ni⸣-i} ana {lu₂}GU₂.⸢EN⸣.NA{ni}
22⸢ša₂⸣ a-ni-nu ina ⸢gu-um⸣ lib₃-bi-⸢ni⸣ ni-ku-⸢la⸣-a i-⸢nab⸣-šu₂
23ina ŠA₃ {giš}KIN.GEŠTIN-MEŠ ina {giš}⸢GEŠTIN u₂-ša₂⸣-ad-lil-ni
24⸢IRI⸣.ŠE-ki a-ha-ti ⸢nu-ku⸣ la-li-⸢ka⸣
25a-a-ka-ma ina GIR₃-MIN-ki-i ⸢e⸣-du ut-te-ru [(...)]
26e-ru-bu gu-zi-ru [ina] ⸢tur⸣-te-e ŠU.SI-ki [(...)]
27DUMU-ia ina GIR₃-MIN-⸢ia⸣-a e-du ut-te-⸢ru⸣-[ka]
28[...] ⸢AD⸣-ma ši-[i]-bi-ia ⸢te⸣-x x [...]
29[...] ⸢DU⸣ UD ⸢RA⸣ [...] ⸢I⸣ ZA NIN a-⸢na⸣ [...]
30[...] x-ma-a-ni x NIM x [...]
r
1[...]
2ka-[...]
3⸢a⸣-ni-na [...]
4GEME₂ NIN [...]
5iṣ-ṣur-tu₂ ša uš-x [...] x x x ⸢GAB⸣ BA TA x [...] x
6a-da-ni-ka a-da-ni-ka A MAN ap-pa-⸢re⸣-e {giš}TIR i-na-[ki]-is
7MUŠEN-MEŠ{te} ša i-si-i-ši-⸢na u₂⸣-ša₂-bit-⸢ni⸣
8am-ma-⸢te⸣ ina bir-ti IRI-⸢ki qin-ni⸣ iq-ṭu-na-ni
9⸢ia-um-ma⸣ ina ⸢UB⸣ x x [...] x i-ša₂-bar AD |KI.MIN|
10[...] ⸢DI⸣ I ⸢HU RA⸣ x [...] ⸢AN⸣ x x-e la le-ʾu
11[...] x x x ME LU [...] e-pu-ša₂ E₂
12⸢ki⸣-i x x x NE e-pu-[...] IZI u₂-sa-me-ka-ni
13ia-um-ma ki-i ha-⸢an⸣-[ni-e] x TI ⸢i-pu⸣-ša₂ E₂
14a-na-ku ina {giš}KIRI₆-ni-i ki-i [GIŠ SIG₅] e-la-ku
15e-la-⸢ku⸣ ki lam-me-e ⸢e-la-ku⸣ [ki]-⸢i⸣ a-⸢šu⸣-hi-ma
16a-ki GIŠ SIG₅ e-la-ku ina KA₂ ma-⸢la⸣-ka-a-ni
17⸢e-mu⸣-ra-ni i-ha-di-⸢i⸣ AD-u-a ha-de-eš
18⸢a-a-ka-a⸣ tap-pal-sa-a-⸢ni⸣ ki-i x x-e ta-ri-[iš]
19u₂-ma-⸢a i⸣-tak-su-ni ina ⸢mal⸣-di-⸢ri⸣ u₂-se-bi-lu-u-⸢ni⸣
20e-⸢mu-ra⸣-[ni]-i i-bak-ki-i AD-u-a {<|KI.MIN|(e-mu-ra-ni-i)>} i-bak-ki-i AD-u-a
21a-a-[ka-a tap]-⸢pal⸣-sa-a-ni ⸢ta⸣-ha-di-[i] ⸢mi⸣-tu₂
22ša an-ni-⸢u⸣ ta-ki-sa me-nu-u ⸢TE⸣ [...] IQ BA x
23GIŠ{u} SIG₅{u} ⸢la⸣ te-⸢zi⸣-ba-a a-⸢na⸣ e-⸢le-na⸣-a-te
24DUMU.MUNUS {d}hum-bi ⸢kit⸣-ti-i dan-nat {giš}TIR ere-⸢ni⸣
25x-ka-šu₂ E₂-sa ⸢ih⸣-pu-u ⸢ka⸣-lu x [...] x
26[...] x-di-ra-a ⸢E ha⸣-bi-ru ⸢ša⸣ la-le-[e-a]
27[...]-še-ṣi ki-⸢i⸣ ina NAB RA x x [...]
28[...] x ⸢AD⸣-u-a ⸢GAZ⸣ pa-x [...]
29[...]-ši u₂-se-⸢ṣu⸣-ni-i nu-[...]
l.e.
1[... {lu₂]}ENGAR KI {lu₂}SIPA x [...] x MIR
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