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4R2 24 no. 1 (P357098)

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

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Designation4R2 24 no. 1
IDP357098
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1'a[...] ⸢x⸣ ta ⸢x x⸣ [...]..., what ...?
2'[nam kal-kal-la] ⸢u₃-tu⸣-ud-da immal₂ ⸢gal dumu⸣ [...]The mighty fate of the E-utu-e-ud, the wild bull of the palace, the son of
2'a[...] ⸢i-lit lit-ti⸣ ra-bi-ti ma-ru-ti [...](Sum) ... of the great gods, the great goddesses(?), the great ones(?)
3'{[d}GIR₃-UNUG]-⸢GAL⸣ nam kal-kal-la u₃-tu-ud-da <(immal₂ gal dumu ...)>Šēp-unug-ekalli gave birth to a mighty fate, the great child
4'{[d}nu-nam]-⸢nir⸣ a huš-ba ri-a e₂-engur {d}en-ki-ke₄ {d}nu-dim-mud [...]Nunamenir ... the E-engura of Enki Nudimmud
4'a{⸢d⸣}{<MIN(NU.NAM.NIR.RA)>} ⸢ri⸣-hu-ta ez-ze-ta-am-ka ina en-gur E₂ {d}e₂-a {d}{<MIN(NU.DIM.MUD)>} ⸢x⸣-[...]When you are angry with the Ea temple (and) the E[a...] temple
5'⸢durah-mah⸣ e₂-kud-da me-lim₄ mah mul-mul ME DUB ZU ⸢x⸣ [...]E-durah-maḫ E-kudda
5'a{d}e₂-a ina ap-si-i me-lam-me ṣi-ru-ti u₂-za-in-ka tar-bit ⸢x⸣-[...]Ea, in the Apsu, I adorned you with awe-inspiring radiance.
6'{d}⸢GIR₃⸣-UNUG-GAL ir₉ šeš-e-ne-ke₄ lu₂ gu₂ du₃-a gur₂-gur₂-ru mu-zu [...]Šamaš-eṭir-rabi, the hero of the gods, the one whose neck is bent, your name ...
6'a{d}U.GUR ga-aš-ri ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ mu-kan-niš za-i-ri [...]O Nergal, exalted one of his people, who establishes justice
7'⸢e₂⸣-kur-ta nam-nir-ŋal₂ mu-ra-an-šum₂ su-lim huš [...]From the Ekur he carried off the heroism for you, a furious and furious storm
7'aina E₂.KUR e-tel-lu-ta id-din-ka ša₂-lum-ma-ta ez-⸢ze⸣-[...](Sum) In the Ekur, he gave you supremacy (Akk) You gave you splendor
8'⸢ur⸣-saŋ me-lim₄ mah šu gur₃-ru ni₂ ⸢x⸣ [...]The ur’esa temple, the supreme melim temple, carrying a hand, fearing
8'aqar-ra-du ša₂ me-lam-me ṣi-ru-ti na-šu-u₂ nam-ri-[...]Hero, whose aura is awe-inspiring, who bears radiance
9'{⸢d⸣}GIR₃-UNUG-GAL ⸢ur⸣-saŋ me-lim₄ mah <šu gur₃-ru ni₂ ...>Šēp-Nergal, the Eursa temple, supreme cosmic powers, whose hands are bound, fearsome
10'⸢saŋ-kal i-bi₂⸣ sag₁₂-sag₁₂ ka ⸢kum₂⸣-ma {d}ŋeš-bar huš-a ⸢x⸣ [...]The esakal temple, the one with beautiful eyes, the mouth of the ekum temple and the furious Ebar temple
10'a⸢a-ša₂-re⸣-du ša₂ pa-ni ba-nu-u₂ pu-u₂ em-⸢mu⸣ {d}GIŠ.BAR ez-⸢zu⸣ [...]The eašarrādu-plant, whose face is raised, is the mouth of the emû-plant (and) the tongue of Gilgamesh, it is an ecstatic
11'{⸢d⸣}GIR₃-UNUG-GAL saŋ-kal i-bi₂ sag₁₂-⸢sag₁₂⸣ <ka kum₂-ma {d}ŋeš-bar huš-a ...>Šēp-unug-malku, the mighty one, the one who looks at the esaĝ-priestess, the cold one, furious Ebar
12'a zur-zur-re šag₄ ki-aŋ₂ diŋir dur-an-ki-⸢ke₄⸣ šita₅ ⸢gal⸣ [...]Water of the rising flood, the field of the earth, Duranki, the šita priest of the palace
12'ama-ru ⸢kun⸣-nu-u₂ na-ram lib₃-bi {d}⸢EN⸣.LIL₂ ⸢pa-qi₂⸣-du ⸢ra⸣-bu-u₂ [...]The scepter, beloved of the heart of Enlil, the epaqīdu, ra’ebû,
13'{d}GIR₃-UNUG-GAL a zur-zur-re <šag₄ ki aŋ₂ diŋir dur-an-ki-ke₄ šita₅ gal ...>Šēpê-unuggal, the one who pours water into the wells of the depths of Duranki, the great physician
14'nir-gal diŋir gal-gal-e-ne ni₂ ⸢su⸣-zi ⸢x⸣ [...]Great hero of the great gods, fearsome one of the esu-ezi temple, ...
14'ae-tel-li DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ ⸢ša₂ pu⸣-luh-tu₂ u ša₂-lum-ma-tu₂ [...]The exalted one of the great gods, the one who provides protection and peace
15'{d}GIR₃-UNUG-⸢GAL⸣ nir-ŋal₂ <diŋir gal-gal-e-ne ni₂ su-zi ...>Šēp-unug-ekalli, the one who carries off the great fearsomeness of the great gods
16'⸢peš-gal {d⸣}a-nun-na-ke₄-e-ne su-lim huš ⸢gu₂⸣ [...]The great rites of the Anuna gods, the furious and furious one(?) of the throne-dais
16'a⸢ma-am-li⸣ {d}A.NUN.NA.⸢KE⸣ ša₂ ša₂-lum-ma-tu ez-ze-⸢ta⸣ [...]The Anunnakû-goddess, the one of abundance, the angry one
17'{d}⸢GIR₃⸣-UNUG-GAL peš-ŋal₂ {<d}a-nun-na-ke₄-e-ne su-lim huš gu₂ ...>The Anuna gods, who carry out the ‘cutting-of-the-throat’ magic
18'⸢en saŋ⸣ il₂ mah ki aŋ₂ e₂-kur-ra mu pad₃-da-na ⸢x⸣ [...]“I am the one who raises the supreme horns in the place of the water of the Ekur, whose name was proclaimed
18'a⸢be⸣-lu₄ na-ša₂-a ⸢re⸣-e-ši ṣi-ru na-ram E₂.KUR ša₂ zi-kir šu-me-⸢šu₂⸣ [...](Sum) The lord, the one who is the shepherd, the hero, the beloved of the Ekur, who proclaims the name of Šumeši
19'{d}GIR₃-UNUG-GAL en saŋ il₂ mah <ki aŋ₂ e₂-kur-ra mu pad₃-da-na ...>Šēp-UNUG-GAL the lord who raises the supreme high priestess the labor of the Ekur named by his name
20'an-⸢ta⸣-ŋal₂ diŋir gal-gal-e-ne gi ka-aš bar [...]Those who cross over from heaven, the great rivers, reeds and reels
20'a⸢ša₂-qi₂⸣ DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ ša₂ šip-ṭu u₃ pu-ru-us-su-u₂ [...]The šaqî-priestess of the great gods, the one who opens the mouth and his mouth
21'{⸢d}GIR₃⸣-UNUG-GAL an-ta-ŋal₂ <diŋir gal-gal-e-ne gi ka-aš bar ...>Šēpê-Nergal, the one who carries off the great reeds, ...
22'⸢ušumgal mah⸣ uš₁₁-ni dub-dub-bu dirig-ne-ne [...]The supreme ušumgal priests, whose commands are exceedingly numerous
22'a[u₂]-⸢šum⸣-gal-lu ṣi-ru ta-bi-ik im-ti e-li-šu₂-nu [...](Sum) The ēšumgallu-plant, the ṣīru-plant (Akk) (The) u₂-e-gal-lû-plant(?) (is) the seed of the tabiru-tree
23'{d}⸢GIR₃-UNUG⸣-GAL ušumgal mah <uš₁₁-ni dub-dub-bu dirig-ne-ne ...>The great hero, whose speech makes the heaps of piles of bricks rise
24'⸢uludin₂⸣-bi kur₂-kur₂-ru me-dim₂ šu ba-an-zig₃ galla sumur-ra a₂ zid-da a₂ ⸢x⸣-[...]Its eluludin temple was turned into a hostile place, it raised its hand against it Galla demons, the right arm, the left arm
24'a[...]-⸢x⸣-[...] ⸢šu⸣-un-na-ta bi-na-a-ti na-an-du-rat gal-le-e šam-ru-ti im-na ⸢u⸣ [...](Sum) ... (Akk) From(?) the ... of the šu’eunna temple, the great one, the exalted one
25'{[d}GIR₃]-⸢UNUG⸣-GAL uludin₂-bi <kur₂-kur₂-ru me-dim₂ šu ba-an-zig₃ galla sumur-ra a₂ zid-da a₂ ...>Šēpê-ešarra, whose radiance is constantly changing, has raised his hand (to do battle) with the mighty galla demon, the right arm, the left arm
26'⸢a₂ sud⸣-sud sag₃-sag₃-ga ri-a-⸢ba⸣ hul-ŋal₂ a₂ [...](Sum) The esud temple, the one that shakes (Akk) The roof, which shakes, the roof, the evil one
26'a⸢i⸣-[...] ar-ra-ka-a-tu₄ ša₂ mi-hi-is-su šu-ta-⸢tu⸣-u₂ ⸢lem-nu⸣ ina i-di-šu₂ [...](Sum) My ..., the one who is angry with him (Akk) The ... of his anger, the šutātû-demon, the evil-doer at his side
27'{[d}GIR₃-UNUG]-⸢GAL⸣ a₂ sud-sud <sag₃-sag₃-ga ri-a-ba hul-ŋal₂ a₂ ...>Šēp-unug-ekalli, whose strength is to be exhausted and whose limbs are torn out, the evildoer
28'{⸢d⸣}[...] ⸢gu₃⸣ ŋiri₃-a-ni-še₃ e₂ keš₂-da ⸢x⸣ [...]The temple of the god Enlil, the temple of his inner city, the “house of the bound’ temple
28'a{⸢d⸣}[U].⸢GUR ra-bu⸣-u₂ ša₂ ana ⸢ri⸣-gim še-pi-šu₂ E₂ ed-lu [...](Sum) The great god Nergal, who was created for the lordship of the temple (Akk) He who created the great gods, who were made perfect for the temple
29'{⸢d⸣}[GIR₃]-⸢UNUG-GAL gu₃⸣ [ŋiri₃-a]-⸢ni⸣-<še₃ e₂ keš₂-da ...>Šēp-Eštar, the voice of the mountain range, the bound house
30'⸢en ŋi₆-a⸣ du-du {ŋeš}⸢ig x⸣-[...] ni₂-bi-a sila-bi ⸢x⸣-[...](Sum) I am the one who goes to the river(?) (Akk) In the river/river(?) ... its streets(?) by itself
30'a[be]-⸢lu₄ mut-tal⸣-lik mu-ši ša₂ ⸢da-x-x⸣-[x] ed-le-tu₄ ra-ma-ni-ši-na ip-pa-⸢ta⸣ [...](Sum) The lord, the one who goes at the right side(?), the young man, the young woman(?) of his own free will(?) (Akk) The malevolent one, the man who goes to the left side(?)
31'{[d}GIR₃]-⸢UNUG-GAL⸣ en ŋi₆-a [du]-⸢du⸣ {<ŋeš}ig ... ni₂-bi-a sila-bi ...>Šēpê-malku-ēreš, the lord of the river, the one who opens the door(?) by himself, its streets
32'[ur]-⸢saŋ⸣ {kuš}usan₃-bi zi-zi [...] im-me {ŋeš}šita {ŋeš}KA-⸢x⸣ [...]The lion raises its shield ..., he says. The young man, the young woman
32'a⸢qar-ra⸣-du ša₂ qin-na-az-zu ⸢x⸣-[...]-⸢x⸣ i-qab-bu-u₂ ri-gim ⸢x⸣ [...] ⸢x⸣ [...]The qarrādu (temple) of the qinnazzu temple they say: “It is like the temple ...
33'{d}⸢GIR₃⸣-UNUG-GAL {kuš}⸢usan₃⸣-bi <zi-zi ... im-me {ŋeš}šita {ŋeš}KA-...>Šamaš-eṭir-rabi screamed, “It is enough, it is enough! It is enough!"
34'[šag₄ aš]-⸢ša₄⸣ nam-kalag-ga-a-ni rib-ba ma-mu₂-gin₇ za-ra nu-mu-[...](Sum) The heart of the ašû-demon, his mighty power, like one who was born in a dream, did not ... to you
34'a[...]-⸢x⸣-lu ša₂ dan-nu-us-su ki-ma šu-⸢ut⸣-ti ṣer-ri [...]... his mighty heart like the hand of a mountain
35'{[d}GIR₃]-UNUG-GAL šag₄ aš-ša₄ <nam-kalag-ga-a-ni ma-mu₂-gin₇ za-ra nu-mu>Šēp-UNUG-GAL, whose strength is like that of a lion, does not ... for you
36'[ur]-⸢saŋ⸣ lu₂-erim₂ e₂-kur-ra ⸢lu₂⸣-kur₂ dur-an-ki-ke₄ al-dab-⸢dab-x⸣ [...]Ur-esa-e23, the evildoer of the Ekur temple, the enemy of Duranki, seized
36'a[qar]-⸢ra⸣-du a-a-⸢ab⸣ E₂.KUR na-kar DUR.AN.⸢KI⸣ at-ta ⸢x⸣-[...](Sum) You are the hero of the Ekur temple, the destroyer of the Duranki temple (Akk) Your hero, the ... temple
37'{[d}GIR₃]-UNUG-GAL ur-saŋ lu₂-erim₂ <e₂-kur-ra lu₂-kur₂ dur-an-ki-ke₄ al-dab-dab-x ...>Šēp-UNUG-GAL, hero of the enemy of the Ekur, enemy of Duranki ...
38'[iz-zi] ⸢hu⸣-luh-ha {d}ŋeš-bar huš-a šen-⸢šen⸣-na ⸢x⸣ [...]Izzi, eluḫa, fierce Bēšbar, sven-e-na, ...
38'a[...]-⸢u₂⸣ gal-tu₄ {d}GIBIL₆ ez-zu ša₂ ⸢qa⸣-bal-šu₂ [...]..., the wise one, Gilgamesh, your furious one, whose “hand-of-a-tongue"(?)
39'{[d}GIR₃]-⸢UNUG-GAL⸣ iz-zi hu-luh-ha {<d}ŋeš-bar huš-a šen-šen-na ...>Šēpê-šarru-ušabši, angry, furious, terrifying
40'[a-ma₂-uru₅] su₃-su₃ kur nu-še-ga saŋ rib-ba diŋir ⸢gal-gal⸣-[e]-⸢ne⸣ KA DI [...]Susa, a land that cannot be conquered, the one who divides up the great cult centers
40'a[...] sa-pi-in KUR la ma-gi-⸢ri⸣ [...] ⸢x x⸣ [...](Sum) ... a mountain that is not to be conquered(?) ... (Akk) .... a land that is to be destroyed ...
41'{[d}GIR₃-UNUG]-⸢GAL⸣ a-ma₂-uru₅ ⸢su₃⸣-[su₃ ...]Šēp-unug-ekalli, the flood, his esû-demon
42'[...] ⸢x⸣ [...]
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1'[...] ⸢x⸣ [...]
2'[...] ⸢x MU x⸣ [...]... ...
3'[...] na-de₅-⸢ga-ŋu₁₀⸣ [...]... to be poured out(?)
3'a[...] a-šir₃-ti ⸢LU x⸣ [...]... aširtu-priestess
4'[...] na-de₅-ga-ŋu₁₀ a-šir₃-ti-⸢ia⸣ [...]... the Aširtiya temple
5'[...] na-de₅-ga-ŋu₁₀-še₃ ana a-šir₃-ti-ia u₂-⸢x-x⸣ [...]... to my encampment ...
6'[...] ⸢lu₂⸣ dili-am₃ na-an-BAD-en [...]... a single man, you should not ...
7'[...] ⸢huš⸣-ba ri-a NU AL.TIL E₂.GAL [...]-⸢DU₃-IBILA⸣ [...]... eḫuš-eba temple, completed, not completed, palace ...-ban-apli-e23
8'[... {d]}⸢taš⸣-me-tu₄ GEŠTU-MIN DAGAL{tu} iš-ru-ku-šu₂ ⸢i-hu-uz-zu⸣ [...]... Etaš-emetu gave wide understanding, iḫuzzu-e23
9'[...] ⸢a-lik⸣ mah-ri-⸢ia x⸣-[...]... before me
10'[...] ⸢x⸣ [...] ⸢x⸣ [...]

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