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CDLI Literary 000351, ex. 006 (P357110)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 000351, ex. 006
IDP357110
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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 21......... like a snare of his head
reverse 23A flood stands in its midst.
obverse 1'“Ninurta, the lord, son of Enlil, what has he done?
reverse 19They are able to smite the enemy in the land and the enemy.
reverse 20he heaped up. The storm, the storm, he built.
reverse 14so that he can bind his arms to the long scepter
obverse 16'Beloved of the gods!
obverse 17'In its oxen-drivers, great wild bulls, whose necks are full of lustration,
obverse 9'by Ninurta, the great ukur priestess, its superstructure is not split(?)
reverse 26soil to be piled up, soil to be piled up
reverse 12to the rebel land like a storm
reverse 5The hero... his lips.
obverse 8'He is very strong, he is very strong, he is very weak....
obverse 10'(If) ditto a scepter and a scepter whose face is dark,
reverse 9Whose lord is angry, who sees the heavens,
reverse 1At that time, the Anunna gods were destroyed in the land.
obverse 6'The old woman's mouth has diverted... to his army...
reverse 10When Ninurta goes to battle
reverse 8he set up heaven for his exalted lord.
obverse 28'he returned...
reverse 13he has smashed like daylight into a hostile land.
obverse 20'As for Ninurta, my statue of Enki, before me
reverse 24The hero brought him before the supreme city
reverse 7(If) ditto
obverse 11'the hero who like no one has fashioned
obverse 23'(for) ditto(?)
obverse 14'My lord, who is assiduous towards the exalted rites,
reverse 6of the Anunna gods
reverse 25He goes to the qarradu, the exalted flood, which cannot be opposed, before him.
obverse 21'O Muallim,...
reverse 11(If) ditto for fighting in his camp...
reverse 22he set up the barley rations of the ma’uru priest.
reverse 4The hero smote the thigh, and the god smote it.
reverse 18he eats together with the weapon of the enemy.
obverse 12'A warrior like... whatever
reverse 15he will pay back the money he will pay.
obverse 2'(If) ditto, the lord, what ditto.........
obverse 13'the lord of the supreme divine powers, his strength
reverse 17a scepter to the mountain, its mouth is a scepter.
obverse 24'The lord spoke to the ewes, and the sky was smashed.
obverse 27'who the ningi priestess of Enlil was removed from the nether world
obverse 3'Its ziggurat does not have a hand, its heavy weight is destroyed.
reverse 27he will be seized, he will be seized, he will be seized, he will recover.
obverse 7'Its mighty weapon(?) was not a weapon(?)
reverse 16the mouth of the enemy weapon
obverse 4'The asakku-demon has not received his payment; his payment is very much.
obverse 5'from the army he brought out the mouths of its troops.
obverse 15'of the erzi priestess(?) of the gods
obverse 22'to Uta-ulu, the lord, son of Enlil

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