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VS 24, 102 (P347221)

CANONICAL > Literature > Monologue and dialogue > Love, Neo-Babylonian, Babylon · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationVS 24, 102
IDP347221
Museum no.VAT 17351
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Literature > Monologue and dialogue > Love
Find spotBabylon (mod. Bābil)
Coordinates32.5350, 44.4258

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)
reverse col 2' 9'The rest of the king, my lord, may be happy.
reverse col 1' 14'the one who erases (his) in
reverse col 2' 21'......
reverse col 1' 7'at the gate of the mountain range...
reverse col 2' 2'... arat of Babylon
reverse col 2' 8'the rest of Bel and Belet, the king, my lord,
reverse col 2' 12'My limbs (and) alabaster, (and) matakal-juniper have been smashed.
reverse col 2' 18'... his...
reverse col 2' 7'... the other(?): Zarpanitu
reverse col 2' 15'a type of stone, a type of stone, a type of stone
reverse col 1' 15'The strength of
reverse col 1' 16'... ka-AZ-ZU
reverse col 1' 9'To the mountain of......
reverse col 1' 3'[Palace of] the heavens,...,..., lion(?)
reverse col 1' 10''I have guarded.........
reverse col 2' 5'......
reverse col 2' 17'... of gold
reverse col 1' 18'The one who... the house
reverse col 2' 16'... their... of your life
reverse col 2' 11'I am a barge with a scepter, a scepter, and a scepter.
reverse col 1' 21'... water
reverse col 2' 20'... you have...
reverse col 1' 17'Come, and
reverse col 1' 12'The mountain which in
reverse col 1' 20'... water
reverse col 1' 2'the field
reverse col 2' 6'... a gazelle of gold.
reverse col 2' 10'Let the shakru, the mashtu-priestess, the kabaltu-priestess of the house of Kurigalzu
reverse col 1' 13'Whom......
obverse col 2' 5'... prince(?)
reverse col 1' 8'For the mountain range of its fate
obverse col 2' 4'......
reverse col 2' 3'... lord Nabu entered Babylon
reverse col 1' 4'Tik-Tik-River, the lion(?)..., he... for you
reverse col 2' 22'... of the rites(?)
obverse col 2' 2'......
reverse col 1' 11'Asi(?)...
reverse col 2' 13'These were the stones that I had smashed. Meluhha stone
reverse col 2' 23'......
obverse col 2' 3'............
reverse col 1' 19'... clay(?)
reverse col 2' 19'... my
reverse col 2' 4'......
reverse col 1' 5'a rejoicing tikku-offering or a rejoicing... his lips... his lips
reverse col 2' 14'(A statue of) Arai, which is in the kaprakku (and) lapis lazuli,
reverse col 1' 6'(If) in the forest of a lion... its.....................................

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