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Rm 0126 (P357147)

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

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DesignationRm 0126
IDP357147
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
[x]-⸢saŋ⸣ diŋir-re-e-ne-⸢ke₄⸣ [...] ⸢su₃⸣-[x x]... the intertwined ...
qar-rad DINGIR-MEŠ ma-a-⸢ta⸣ [x] sa-pa-[x]the hero of the gods ...
nibru{ki}še₃ bad-ra₂ li-bi₂-in-te-a-⸢da⸣In Nippur, he did not go up to the far side.
ana ni-ip-pu₂-ri ni-si-iš la ṭe-he-⸢e⸣For the nippuru prayer, the nesis prayer, not to be forgotten
{d}nusku sukkal-mah {d}en-lil₂-la₂-ke₄ e₂-kur-ta gaba mu-un-ri-ešNusku, the great vizier of Enlil, approached the Ekur.
{d}MIN suk-kal-lu ṣi-i-ru ša₂ {d}MIN ina E₂.KUR uš-tam-hir-šu₂Ditto! The high priestess, who ditto (is) in Ekur.
en {d}nin-urta-ra silim-ma mu-un-na-ab-be₂To the lord Ninurta he spoke to him in peace.
ana be-li {d}MIN šul-ma i-qab-biTo my lord, ditto, he is well, and says:
lugal-ŋu₁₀ ur-saŋ-me-en šu du₇-me-en ni₂-zu-še₃ ŋeštu₂-zuI am the hero, I am a good hand, your own self
be-lu₅ qar-ra-da-at šuk-lu-lat ana ra-ma-ni-ka u₂-zu-un-kaO lord, the hero, the warrior, for your own sake I trust in you.
{d}nin-urta ur-saŋ-me-en šu du₇-me-en ni₂-zu-še₃ ŋeštu₂-zuNinurta, you are a hero, you have a good hand, your own self
{d}MIN qar-ra-da-at šuk-lu-lat ana ra-ma-ni-ka u₂-zu-un-kaO ditto, hero, mighty one, for your own sake I established you.
ni₂ me-lam₂-ma-⸢zu⸣ eš₂ {d}en-⸢lil₂⸣-la₂ tug₂-gin₇ bi₂-[x]The fear of Melamma-ezû, the shrine of Enlil, like a garment
pu-luh-⸢tu₂⸣ [...] x [...]-⸢lil₂⸣ ki-ma [...]-ti ik-[x]... terror ... ...-elil ... like ...
{ŋeš}gigir-zu gu₃-de₃ [...]-biYour chariot is roaring(?)
nar-kab-ta-ka ana ri-gim [x]-⸢me⸣-me-ša₂Your greatness is like the ... of ...
ŋir₃ gin-na-zu-še₃ an ki-a tuk₄-tuk₄Your lapis lazuli that makes heaven and earth bow down
ina a-la-ki-ka AN-u₂ u KI-tim i-nu-uš-šu₂When you go, heaven and earth rejoice
a₂ il₂-zu-še₃ gissu mu-un-la₂-eWhen you raise your arms, he lifts his hand.
a-na ni-iš i-di-ka ṣil-lu ta-ri-iṣTo the nišu-priestess, your help, the ṣillu-offering, the tribute
{d}a-nun-na diŋir gal-gal-e-ne en-šar₂-ra nam-mi-in-TARThe Anuna, the great judges, did not turn to the lord.
{d}a-nun-na-ki DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ a-di ša₂-a-ri i-tar-ruThe Anunnaki, the great gods, as long as he lives
a-a-zu ki-tuš-a-ni nam-bi₂-in-hu-luh-ha-me-enYour father, do not disturb his dwelling
a-ba-ka ina šub-ti-šu₂ la tu-gal-latWhosoever in his heart does not rejoice
{d}en-lil₂-la₂ ki-tuš-a-ni nam-bi₂-in-hu-luh-ha-me-enEnlil, do not disturb his dwelling!
{d}MIN ina šub-ti-šu₂ la tu-gal-latDitto! Do not be negligent in his life!
[...] ki-tuš ub-šu-ukkin-na-ke₄ nam-mi-ni-ib₂-ur₄-ur₄-e-de₃... the dwelling place of Ubšukkina should not be disturbed
[...] šu-bat UB.ŠU.UKKIN.NA.KE₄ la tu-ra-ar... do not return to the place of the assembly
[...]-⸢saŋ⸣-ŋa₂-zu-še₃ niŋ₂-ba ha-ra-an-ba-e₃... may he come forth from your ... for you
[...] ⸢qar⸣-ra-du-ti-ka qiš-ta li-qiš-ka... your qarradûtu-vessel, may he hand it over to you
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