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OECT 11, 039 (P348925)

Literary, Neo-Babylonian, Kiš · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationOECT 11, 039
IDP348925
Museum no.Ashm 1924-0809
CollectionAshmolean Museum, Oxford, UK
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotKiš
Coordinates32.5455, 44.5949

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 22May he be sated.
reverse 20... may he tear out in a house.
obverse 14to make secure
reverse 3may it... like sumac
reverse 11'You are the one who makes them rejoice.
reverse 15like a roaring roaring at its door
reverse 18he will achieve whatever he desires like the heavens.
reverse 21may he bring it into the holy place
reverse 2the curse related to Ea
reverse 13The incantation priest of the Tigris is its name.
reverse 12'you are
reverse 14'you are
reverse 1'... shadû
obverse 16... : he will see.
obverse 20to... has set
reverse 13'you
reverse 7'you will hear
reverse 6May he make the foundations firm like a reed mat.
obverse 2... great
obverse 9if
reverse 17he made it grow like an eagle
obverse 8... di'u-disease
reverse 2'pure emmer
obverse 18he will weigh out.
reverse 12May heaven, heaven, earth, earth, or earth be seen.
obverse 12set up.
reverse 11May the office of eunuch of heaven and earth be established.
obverse 2'You are your possessions
obverse 3set up
obverse 5set up
reverse 6'to the border I shall establish.
obverse 9'...
reverse 5'you set up
reverse 19'... : may he be sweetened
reverse 4may he eat as if it were my name.
obverse 4... has placed
obverse 8'the oath which he had made
reverse 3'(a kind of profession)
reverse 8'you are
reverse 10'you are
reverse 18'... : he is holy
obverse 3'you are
reverse 10May the oath be placed in the throne.
obverse 19'... the evil of a man...
obverse 6... has given
obverse 17'... the arat of his great divinity
reverse 17'... may he not say.
obverse 10'... a man
obverse 1(a kind of profession)
obverse 18'there was no one to know
reverse 7may he release it like a hand
obverse 5'... of Marduk
obverse 19he established.
obverse 15'... for the sake of his life
obverse 10... evil... he smote.
reverse 4'shining... of the sea
obverse 13'... arratu...
obverse 12'may it be.
obverse 14'may it be.
obverse 16'may it be.
reverse 15'you
obverse 6'of the people
reverse 5may they... like dates.
reverse 20'... : may he be sated.
reverse 9'You are the one who restores them
obverse 13... has stood
reverse 8May he write as a message to you.
obverse 15... he approached him, and he will recover.
reverse 14the Ezida gods, their lords
obverse 11'his
obverse 1'......
reverse 19May he raise a claim over the house.
obverse 17he brought it to him.
reverse 9may he set aside the evil oath.
obverse 11... : he will become weak.
obverse 7is the black-headed
reverse 16'May his utterances be sweetened
reverse 1the oath of Enki
obverse 7'May he take pure... and
reverse 16a curse before him, like a flood,
obverse 4'Asalluhi

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