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CTN 4, 198 (P363612)

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

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DesignationCTN 4, 198
IDP363612
Museum no.IM 067575
CollectionNational Museum of Iraq, Baghdad, Iraq
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotKalhu (mod. Nimrūd)
Coordinates36.1022, 43.3385

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 3The great command of the nether world, alone(?)
reverse 21I made come out from the earth of the mountain range.
obverse 26'May your throne be... from/by means of(?) her furrow
obverse 21'............
obverse 13'The word of my lord is as clear as daylight.
obverse 29'in his agagiu, in the distant mountains...
reverse 16.........................
obverse 16'... the temple on behalf of the evildoer
obverse 9'O lord, to the side of your heroism, the one who is assiduous towards
obverse 1'...... is present.
obverse 12'The king, his lord, is the day that he eats.
reverse 25from the... he went out.
obverse 5'He is responsible for bringing the gods to me.
obverse 6'The Anuna gods raised their hands and raised their hands.
reverse 15When he comes out from the Abzu
obverse 17'the house of the enemy he seized(?)
reverse 9for the life of the lord Ninurta, son of Enlil
obverse 14'He was speaking to Ninurta, his lord, in the daytime
reverse 22He has been seized from the work of the mountain.
reverse 20...... from... has gone out
reverse 26......
reverse 17After the oxen and sheep were brought out from the dust of battle
reverse 4Great... of the mountain in...
reverse 23From a strong copper mountain range to a mountain range, he went out.
obverse 10'he entrusted to Ninurta, the one who perfects your power of strength
obverse 19'... a hostile land like a reed... he has bound.
reverse 13To the uum priest, the hero, from the great wall of the netherworld, did you come out?
reverse 10... ditto, son of ditto, whose strength
reverse 1(As for) the one who... a cold (snake) in the earth
reverse 19From the abundance of heaven and earth he went out.
obverse 24'at the... of heaven and earth
obverse 8'The king raised his hands towards your heroism
obverse 22'the lord of peace...
obverse 27'... his.. fierce...
obverse 15'(As to) what my lord Ninurta’s word is like daylight,
reverse 6.........
obverse 30'his furious face
obverse 4'by theijirru gods he performed the supplication.
obverse 32'wild bull with horns
obverse 20'to the mouth of a man
obverse 18'... in the rebel lands like a flood
reverse 14... the hero? from the great wall of the mountain has seized him
obverse 31'his face......
obverse 3'..................
obverse 23'... of his well-being,...
reverse 2Atuda, let me go and...
reverse 8... to the side of his...
reverse 11I brought out from the 6th(?) mountain of lapis lazuli
obverse 33'... my...
reverse 18..........................
obverse 7'For the Anunnakku, the perfect one, the one who loves him
reverse 24he is a strong..., ditto he is a frightened, and he has gone out.
obverse 11'O hero, ditto, to your strong side, the one who loves you,
obverse 2'he raised up
obverse 28'he smote him in the nether world
obverse 25'....... and earth, his work...
reverse 27to bring out(?)
reverse 12.....................
reverse 5lubutu priestess who... divine powers
reverse 7The king, the strength of heroism

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