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OECT 11, 001 (P348900)

Prayer, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationOECT 11, 001
IDP348900
Museum no.Ashm 1923-0766
CollectionAshmolean Museum, Oxford, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenrePrayer

English translation

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LineEnglish
obverse 1Awe-inspiring, offspring of the gods of Anshan(?), honored, far-famed, clad in splendor,
obverse 2Divine-Amurru, offspring of the gods of Anshan(?), honored, far-famed, clad in splendor,
obverse 3dwelling in the mountain, (in) numerous abodes(?), lofty temples, shining mountains,
obverse 4hearer of prayer, absolver of sin, remover of misery (for them that) propitiate you.
obverse 5Lord of the inhabited world, just father, I will extol the manifestation of your majesty,
obverse 6you are crowned with brilliance, you carry mercy in your right hand.
obverse 7You bear the holy crook in your left hand, that gives life to the people ...
obverse 8the black-headed ones listen (and) pay attention to the lifting of your crook,
obverse 9at your word they govern the people, they do your will in passing judgment.
obverse 10Kings that sit on thrones ... the inhabited world, pay heed to your crook.
obverse 11The great Igigi, the divine sons, at the lifting of your crook ... their offerings,
obverse 12their dwellings are sated with abundance of grain, their shrines with ...
obverse 13My lord, mighty is your command, your word is not cast aside, your destiny is [unrivalled],
obverse 14great are the noble (deeds) of yours, unrivaled ...
obverse 15both the twin gods. You dwell in abodes ...
obverse 16my lord, it is your (task) to stand forth, to inspect, (and) to show mercy ...
obverse 17Traveller over roads and hills, ...
obverse 18you are broad-minded, (your) understanding is profound.

Transliteration (ATF)

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LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse
1ra-asz-bu-um bu-uk-ri-i3-li an-sza#-an kab-tum# szu#-nu-du-um la-bi-isz me-li-im-mi
2{d}AN-mar-tu bu-uk-ri-i3-li2 an-sza-an kab-tum# szu#-nu-du-um la-bi-isz me-li-im-mi
3wa-szi#-ib _hur-sag_ mi-sza#-ki de-szu-tim s,i-ru-tim at#-ma-ni# sza-di el-lu-ti-im
4szi-mi te-es2-li-tim pa-t,i-ir ar-ni-im pa-sza#?-ir ni-qi2-im-tim ga-am-lu-ni-ik-ka
5be-li2 da-ad-ni a-bu i-szi-a3-ru lu-szi-e-pi# na-ar-bi-ka na-an-za-as-su2
6ap-ra-at a-gi#?-e? na-mur-ri-a-tim na-szi-a-at pi-di-a-am im-tu-uk-ka
7tu-ka-al ga-am-lam el-le-tam szu#-mi-lu-uk-ka na-di-na-at ba-la-t,i-im a-na na-szi x x x
8s,a-al-ma-at qa2-qa2-da-at e-qu#-lu# a-na ni-isz ga-am-li-i-ka i-ba-asz-szi uz4-na-szi-inx
9ma-al-ku wa-szi-ib ku-us4-si20-a-at x-zi-in da-ad-ni i-qa2-lu i-na ga-am-li-i-ka
10zi-ik-ru-ka-ma u2-wa-e-ru ni-[szi di]-in# i-di-in-nu ga-am#-lu#-ni-ik-ka
11ra-bu-tum i-gi-i-gu ma-ru i-lu# i-na ni-isz ga-am-li-i#-ka# ni#-id-da-ba-szu-nu x x x
12szu-ub-ti-szu-nu nu-hu-usz as-na-an# pi-ri-ik-ki-szu-nu i-di x x x isz-bu
13be-li2 e-t,e-el qa2-bu-u2-ka la#-u2#-ta-ak-ka-asz zi-ik-ra-ka szi-ma#-at-[ka la sza-na-an]
14ra-bi-a s,i2-ra-tum sza-at-ka? la#-an# sza sza-na-ni-im-ma sza#
15ma-sza-an i-la-an ki-la-al-la#-an ra-me-a-at szu-pa-tum#
16be-li2 isz-ta?-ka na-zu-uz4#-zum ha-a-a-t,um2 e-pe-qum#
17sza#-ap-pi-du ur-ha-a-tim u2-ba-la-a-tim mu-x
18rix(HU)-bi-it ka-ar-sza-am# u2# ar-ka-a ha-si2-sa3#

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