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CT 11, pl. 29-32, DT 040 (P365233)

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

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DesignationCT 11, pl. 29-32, DT 040
IDP365233
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
Genrelexical
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{<(d)>}MAŠ [...] MAŠ ma-a-šu {d}NIN.URTANinurta
2maš-<maš> <(...)> <(MAŠ)> <(ma-a-šu)> a-ši-puexorcist
3maš <(...)> <(MAŠ)> <(ma-a-šu)> el-lu(Profession): pure
3amaš-<tab-ba> <(...)> <(MAŠ)> <(ma-a-šu)> ma-a-šu
4maš-<da₃> <(...)> <(MAŠ)> <(ma-a-šu)> ṣa-bi-tu<(If)> he is a kid>
5maš <(...)> <(MAŠ)> <(ma-a-šu)> ma-a-su₂ ša₂ A.ŠAG₄(If) a kid (is) <a kid>: his land will be scattered.
6ŋir₂-<tab> [gi]-ri GIR₂ gi-ru-u₂ zu-qa-BUL-pu<Birta> (means) arrow; arrow (also means) to blow.
7ŋiri₂ <(gi-ri)> <(GIR₂)> <(gi-ru-u₂)> pa-at-ru<Biri₂>
8<(ka)>-ŋiri₂ <(gi-ri)> <(GIR₂)> <(gi-ru-u₂)> pa-da-nu<(The scribal art is)> a reed fence, a foot fence.
9<(nim)>-ŋir₂ <(gi-ri)> <(GIR₂)> <(gi-ru-u₂)> bir-⸢qu⸣<Nim>-bir
10eh [...] UH ša₂ du-ga-ku nu-na i-gub up-lu(Sum) ... (Akk) I am the one who does not stand in the midst of the storm(?)
11eh [...] [UH] {<MIN(ša₂)>} du-ga-ku {<MIN(nu-na)>} i-gub na-a-bu(Sum) I am ..., I am the one who stands by me(?), I stand by him(?) (Akk) The one who is ... I am
11aeh <(...)> <(UH)> <(ša₂ du-ga-ku nu-na i-gub)> kal-ma-tu(Sum) I am the one who does not stand in the <sealed(?) place> (Akk) I do not stand (in the midst of the sea)(?), I am weak
12eh <(...)> <(UH)> <(ša₂ du-ga-ku nu-na i-gub)> pir-šu-uʾ-u₂(Sum) I am the one who does not stand (Akk) I do not stand(?)
13eh <(...)> <(UH)> <(ša₂ du-ga-ku nu-na i-gub)> sa-a-su<(Woe)>, I am ill, I do not stand (there)>
14eh <(...)> <(UH)> <(ša₂ du-ga-ku nu-na i-gub)> mu-u₂-nu(Sum) I am the one who does not stand (in) the <sealed place> (Akk) The one who is not in the midst of the sea(?)
15uh <(...)> <(UH)> <(ša₂ du-ga-ku nu-na i-gub)> še-lep-pu-u<Oh,> I am ill, I do not stand (i.e., stand)
16ušum [...] |MUG.MUG| mu-⸢uk⸣ min-na-bi ba-aš₂-muIf ... a second time he has been seized
17ušu [...] BUR₂ {<MIN(mu-uk)>} {<MIN(min-na-bi)>} e-diš-šu₂(If) ... : he will die. <Ditto> (is) his name.
18ušu <(...)> <(BUR₂)> <(mu-uk min-na-bi)> mu-nuHand of ... <(I swear)> two times
19mir [...] MIR ṭu-un gu-nu-u šib-bu(Sum) ... (Akk) Irraš (is) the wind, the wind is a roaring storm
20{<(tum₉)>}mir <(...)> <(MIR)> <(ṭu-un gu-nu-u)> me-hu-u<(If)> it is bright, (or if) it is strong,
21{<(tum₉)>}mir <(...)> <(MIR)> <(ṭu-un gu-nu-u)> il-ta-nu<(If)> it rains, he will die.
22dub₃ [...] HI du-u₂-gu bir-ku(Sum) ... ... (Akk) Dugu, the birku-demon
23dug₃ [...] HI {<MIN(du-u₂-gu)>} ṭa-a-bu(Sum) ... ... (Akk) ....
24dub₃ <nir> <(...)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> re-hu-u<Standing>, ..., remaining
25du₆ [...] ⸢DU₆⸣ geš-pu tu-kul-la-ku šub-tuThe ... of the tavern (is) a tukullaku-vessel.
26du₆ <(...)> <(DU₆)> <(geš-pu tu-kul-la-ku)> a-ša₂-bu<(It is)> a mound, a pit
27du₆ <(...)> <(DU₆)> <(geš-pu tu-kul-la-ku)> du-u₂<Dum> (Sumerian) : Du'u (Akkadian)
28du₆ <(...)> <(DU₆)> <(geš-pu tu-kul-la-ku)> ti-lu<Du₆> (Sumerian)
29du₆ <(...)> <(DU₆)> <(geš-pu tu-kul-la-ku)> mu-lu-u₂<(It is)> a mound, a man’s
30du₆ <(...)> <(DU₆)> <(geš-pu tu-kul-la-ku)> su-uk-ku<Du₆> (Sumerian)
31du₆ <(...)> <(DU₆)> <(geš-pu tu-kul-la-ku)> ša₂ DU₆.KUG ABZU<Dum> (Šumma ālu 31 unknown) means {ge}pu-disease.”
32ŋeš₃ ⸢gi⸣-iš UŠ ni-ta-hu zi-ka-ru“First-fruits of the ēriš plant, second-fruit of the zikaru-plant
33ŋeš₃ <(gi-iš)> <(UŠ)> <(ni-ta-hu)> i-ša₂-ru<(If)> a reed fence (or) a fence is torn out
34ŋeš₃ <dug₄-ga> <(gi-iš)> <(UŠ)> <(ni-ta-hu)> re-hu-u₂<(If)> it is good, (if) it is small, (but) it remains
35dub ⸢du⸣-ub DUB du-ub-bu ša₂-pa-kuTablet of edu-eriba, tablet of ša-pa-ku.
36dub <(du-ub)> <(DUB)> <(du-ub-bu)> ta-ba-ku<Do you know how to spell>, read aloud>?
37dub <(du-ub)> <(DUB)> <(du-ub-bu)> sa-ra-qu<If> he slips through a hole, he will die.
38dub <(du-ub)> <(DUB)> <(du-ub-bu)> ṭu₂-up-puTablet (of) <dub> (to be read)>
39dub <(du-ub)> <(DUB)> <(du-ub-bu)> la-mu-u₂<Do you know how to spell>, read /dub/, /lamû
40dub <(du-ub)> <(DUB)> <(du-ub-bu)> ṣe-bu-u₂<To smear>, to pound
41<bar-šu>-ŋal₂ ⸢ga⸣-al GAL₂ iq-qu ru-uṣ-ṣu-nuIt is a great flood that has swept over the land.
42ŋal₂ <(ga-al)> <(GAL₂)> <(iq-qu)> ma-lu-u₂<(If)> it is high, it is low.
43ŋal₂ <(ga-al)> <(GAL₂)> <(iq-qu)> a-ša₂-bu<It is heavy>, it is low (and) high
44ŋal₂ <(ga-al)> <(GAL₂)> <(iq-qu)> pa-ša₂-hu<It is heavy>, it is short (and) it is thick.
45ŋal₂ <tak₄> <(ga-al)> <(GAL₂)> <(iq-qu)> pe-tu-u<If> he enters a house, he will become ill>.
46ŋal₂ <(ga-al)> <(GAL₂)> <(iq-qu)> ka-a-nu<(If)> it rains, it is constant.
47ŋal₂ <(ga-al)> <(GAL₂)> <(iq-qu)> na-ṣa-rum<(If)> it is high, it is low: naṣarum.
48ŋal₂ <(ga-al)> <(GAL₂)> <(iq-qu)> ba-šu-u₂<(If)> it is high, he will become rich.
49<kiri₃ šu> ŋal₂ <(ga-al)> <(GAL₂)> <(iq-qu)> la-ba-nuHand-lifting rites, <strength>, (and) iqqu-disease are not present
50mud mu-ud MUD mu-še-en du-gu-u₂ ba-nu-u ša₂ a-la-di(Sum) The blood of a dead man, the blood of the dead man (Akk) The urine of an old man, (the blood of) an old woman
51mud <(mu-ud)> <(MUD)> <(mu-še-en du-gu-u₂)> a-la-du<Break> the blood of ...,
52mud <(mu-ud)> <(MUD)> <(mu-še-en du-gu-u₂)> da-muBlood, <the storm>, the strong one, Amu
53mud <(mu-ud)> <(MUD)> <(mu-še-en du-gu-u₂)> up-pu<Break> the blood of ...,
54mud <(mu-ud)> <(MUD)> <(mu-še-en du-gu-u₂)> eq-bu<It is the blood of> a storm, it is the roaring storm.
55mud <(mu-ud)> <(MUD)> <(mu-še-en du-gu-u₂)> bi-iṣ-ruBlood, <the blood of> a dead person
56mud <(mu-ud)> <(MUD)> <(mu-še-en du-gu-u₂)> pa-ra-du<The blood of> a storm, a strong wind
57nam na-am NAM na-am-mu ši-im-tu₂The fate of the land, the fate of life
58nam <(na-am)> <(NAM)> <(na-am-mu)> pi-ha-tu₂the fate of <(na-mu)>, ...,
59nam <(na-am)> <(NAM)> <(na-am-mu)> la-aThe fate of <(na-mu)>, not
60<na>-nam <(na-am)> <(NAM)> <(na-am-mu)> an-nu<It is indeed, it is indeed!>
61nam <(na-am)> <(NAM)> <(na-am-mu)> [ba]-šu-ua fate of <no>, a destiny of
62nam <(na-am)> <(NAM)> <(na-am-mu)> ⸢x⸣-du-u<The fate(?)>, the fate(!?) of Edu’u
63dar da-ar₂ DAR si-i gu-nu-u₂ ⸢tar⸣-ru“Dar, dAR, šī, gunû-plant, etarru-plant
64dar <(da-ar₂)> <(DAR)> <(si-i gu-nu-u₂)> le-tu-u<Fingernail> of a dead person.
65dar <(da-ar₂)> <(DAR)> <(si-i gu-nu-u₂)> šu-ut-tu-ru<Fingernail> of a šutturu
66dar <(da-ar₂)> <(DAR)> <(si-i gu-nu-u₂)> pe-e-ṣu<Fingernail> of the throne bearer
67šar₂ ša₂-ar₂ HI du-u₂-gu kiš-ša₂-tumking of the universe, creator of everything
68šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> ma-a-duThe šar-priestess, the <god-of-the-mountain>, is many
69šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> ŠUM-du-ulThe šar-priest
70šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> ra-bu-uthe great king
71šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> ṭuh-hu-duThe šar-priestess, the <god-of-the-mountain>, the one who is to be praised
72šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> šu-ta-bu-luThe šar-priestess, the <god-of-the-mountain>, the one who is praised
73šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> šu-te-mu-⸢qu⸣<The šar-priestess, who makes the king bow down”
74šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> du-uš-šu-uThe šar-priestess, the <god-of-the-mountain>, is his son.
75šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> nu-uh-šuThe šar-priestess, the <god-of-the-mountain>, the one who provides abundance
76šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> git₂-ma-lumighty king, perfect one
77šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> na-ha-šu₂ ša₂ nu-uh-ši<The lord,> the one who is praised, his fearsomeness is exalted.
78šar₂ <(ša₂-ar₂)> <(HI)> <(du-u₂-gu)> ša₂-ar<The šar-priestess>, the one who makes the omens great,
79šum₂ si-i SI₃ ⸢su⸣-un-nu ha-a-⸢šu₂⸣If the right horn of a horn is twisted, he will recover.
80šum₂ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> šu-ut-lu-⸢mu⸣If <the horns> of a šutlû-demon
81sig₁₀ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> ta-ma-huyellow-purple wool, <sî> (wool) ..., tamaḫu-plant
82si₃ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> ba-[...]<The horns of> the horn(s) ...
83sig₁₀ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> šu-[har-ru-ru]red wool, <sî>, šunnu-wool
84šum₂ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> na-[da-nu]If <one finger> is given
85sig₁₀ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> na-du-[u]red wool, <sî> (and) 'sunnu wool,'
86si₃ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> da-[...]<I want to ...>
87sig₁₀ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> pa-⸢qa⸣-[du]yellow-purple wool, <sî> (and) šunnu-wool, eqaedu-plant
88sig₁₀ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> la-mu-u ša₂ [...]yellow-purple wool, <sî> (wool)
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1sig₁₀ [si]-i ⸢SI₃⸣ su-un-nu ha-sa-⸢su⸣yellow-green wool, the horns of the esīsû-tree (and) the šunnu-reed have been trimmed.
2sig₁₀ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> za-na-an ⸢ša₂⸣ [x]yellow-green wool, <sî> (and) šunnu-wool, given as a gift by ...
3sig₁₀ <(si-i)> <(SI₃)> <(su-un-nu)> sa-pa-[nu]wool, <fî>, sapunu,
4unu₂ u₂-nu |TE.UNUG| te-me-en eš gu-nu-u ma-ka-[lu]The utensils (and) the tēnû-vessels, the foundation(s) of the throne-dais, the kakalu-festival
5unu₂ <(u₂-nu)> |TE.UNUG| <(te-me-en eš gu-nu-u)> pu-u<Unu₂> (means) ...
5aunu₂ <(u₂-nu)> |TE.UNUG| <(te-me-en eš gu-nu-u)> [...]<If> a cow ... a teeming ešgunû-drum
6ab ab AB e-šu₂ tam-tum... the sea
6aab <(ab)> <(AB)> <(e-šu₂)> ...]<(If)> a cow ... his hand
7ab <(ab)> <(AB)> <(e-šu₂)> ši-[i-bu]<(If)> a cow, a šību
8ab <(ab)> <(AB)> <(e-šu₂)> ap-[tum]Ab, <(ab)>, Aptum
9ma ma MA ma-mu-u ma-tum“O my land, my land!
9a'ma <(ma)> <(MA)> <(ma-mu-u)> [...]<...> ... ...
10ma <(ma)> <(MA)> <(ma-mu-u)> a-la-[ku]"I will go
11us₂ uš UŠ ni-ta-hu e-mi-[du]the length, the breadth, and the depth I measured out.
12uš <(uš)> <(UŠ)> <(ni-ta-hu)> a-ba-du<(uš)> (ni-taḫu)> Abadu
12a'uš <(uš)> <(UŠ)> <(ni-ta-hu)> [...]Uš (means) <(neglectable)>
13uš <(uš)> <(UŠ)> <(ni-ta-hu)> [...]Uš (means) <(neglectable)>
14uš <(uš)> <(UŠ)> <(ni-ta-hu)> [...]Uš (means) <(neglectable)>
15uš <(uš)> <(UŠ)> <(ni-ta-hu)> [...]Uš (means) <(neglectable)>
16mul mu-ul MUL a-na eš-še-ku [...](Sum) The star, the light of the star(?) to the ešku prayer
17mul <(mu-ul)> <(MUL)> <(a-na eš-še-ku)> [...](Sum) The star is not <(the star of)> ... (Akk) I am not the star of ...
18mul <(mu-ul)> <(MUL)> <(a-na eš-še-ku)> [...](Sum) The star is not <(the star of)> ... (Akk) I am not the star of ...
19mul <(mu-ul)> <(MUL)> <(a-na eš-še-ku)> [...](Sum) The star is not <(the star of)> ... (Akk) I am not the star of ...
20du₇ du-u UL geš-pu gu-uṭ-ṭu [...]Perfect one, perfect one, ... skillfully
21du₇ <(du-u)> <(UL)> <(geš-pu gu-uṭ-ṭu)> [...]<(If)> he slips through a hole, he will die
22du₇ <(du-u)> <(UL)> <(geš-pu gu-uṭ-ṭu)> [...]<(If)> he slips through a hole, he will die
23du₇ <(du-u)> <(UL)> <(geš-pu gu-uṭ-ṭu)> [...]<(If)> he slips through a hole, he will die
24du₇ <(du-u)> <(UL)> <(geš-pu gu-uṭ-ṭu)> [...]<(If)> he slips through a hole, he will die
25bur bu-ur BUR nin-da gu-nu-u ⸢x⸣-[...]The bur-bur-vessel, the bur-beer of the lady, the gūnû-vat
26bur <(bu-ur)> <(BUR)> <(nin-da gu-nu-u)> ⸢x⸣-[...]<(BUR)> bowl of gu-nu-bread
27bur <(bu-ur)> <(BUR)> <(nin-da gu-nu-u)> pa-⸢aš₂⸣-[šu-rum]a bowl of <milked> bread
28bur <(bu-ur)> <(BUR)> <(nin-da gu-nu-u)> ni-⸢qu⸣-[u]a bowl of <flour>, a gūnû-confection;
29bur <(bu-ur)> <(BUR)> <(nin-da gu-nu-u)> sa-la-tu₂ ša₂ [...]<(BUR)> bowl of gunû-bread
30bur <(bu-ur)> <(BUR)> <(nin-da gu-nu-u)> ab-nua bowl of <flour>, a gūnû-cake;
30abur <(bu-ur)> <(BUR)> <(nin-da gu-nu-u)> ⸢x⸣-[...]<(BUR)> bowl of gu-nu-bread
31peš pe-eš PEŠ ku-u₂-a gu-nu-u lib-[bu]“Peš, PES, kunû-plant, gūnu-plant
32peš <(pe-eš)> <(PEŠ)> <(ku-u₂-a gu-nu-u)> ra-pa-[šu₂]<Possessor of> the great
33peš <(pe-eš)> <(PEŠ)> <(ku-u₂-a gu-nu-u)> ma-am-lum<Possessor> of the king, my lord
33apeš <(pe-eš)> <(PEŠ)> <(ku-u₂-a gu-nu-u)> ša₂ ⸢x⸣-[...](Property) of <the ... of> my (own) throne
34peš <(pe-eš)> <(PEŠ)> <(ku-u₂-a gu-nu-u)> hu-ṣa-bu<Possessor(?)> of(?) the throne-bearer of Ḫuṣabu
34a'peš <(pe-eš)> <(PEŠ)> <(ku-u₂-a gu-nu-u)> a-[ru](As for) the one who removes my inscription
35peš <(pe-eš)> <(PEŠ)> <(ku-u₂-a gu-nu-u)> ša₂-lal-ti<Possessor(?)> of the throne-bearer(?) of Šalalti
35apeš <(pe-eš)> <(PEŠ)> <(ku-u₂-a gu-nu-u)> ⸢ub⸣-[bu-ṭu]<Possessor(?)> of the throne-bearer(?) of Enlil
36peš <(pe-eš)> <(PEŠ)> <(ku-u₂-a gu-nu-u)> na-pa-šu₂ ša ⸢ma⸣-[de-e](As for) the one who removes my inscription, it is the napšu of Emanu-dê
37i i I i-gi-iṭ-ṭu₂-u na-a-[du]“It is enough! It is sufficient! Its water is plentiful!
38i <(i)> <(I)> <(i-gi-iṭ-ṭu₂-u)> na-a-[qu]<(If)> he passes by, he will die.
39i <(i)> <(I)> <(i-gi-iṭ-ṭu₂-u)> ka-mu-[u]<(If)> it is a kammû-plant
40i <(i)> <(I)> <(i-gi-iṭ-ṭu₂-u)> a-ṣu-u<(If)> he is able to speak,
40ai <(i)> <(I)> <(i-gi-iṭ-ṭu₂-u)> [...]<(I)> ... ...
41sa sa-a SA sa-gi-tu ⸢ši-ir⸣-[a-nu]“Sa, sa-sa, SA (means) sagītu-disease.
42sa <(sa-a)> <(SA)> <(sa-gi-tu)> [...]<...> ... ...
43sa <(sa-a)> <(SA)> <(sa-gi-tu)> ⸢pi⸣-[it-nu]sa, sagītu, epitnu-plant
44sa <(sa-a)> <(SA)> <(sa-gi-tu)> [...]<...> ... ...
45sa <(sa-a)> <(SA)> <(sa-gi-tu)> ⸢ri⸣-[ik-su]sa, sagītu, eriksu
46sa <(sa-a)> <(SA)> <(sa-gi-tu)> ša₂-[...]<...> sa, sagitu
47sa <(sa-a)> <(SA)> <(sa-gi-tu)> [...]<...> ... ...
48sa <(sa-a)> <(SA)> <(sa-gi-tu)> [...]<...> ... ...
49sa <(sa-a)> <(SA)> <(sa-gi-tu)> [...]<...> ... ...
50sa <(sa-a)> <(SA)> <(sa-gi-tu)> ⸢še⸣-[...]sa, sagitu, eše,
51sa <(sa-a)> <(SA)> <(sa-gi-tu)> UZ-[...]sa, <sa>, sagitu, ...
52sa sa-a <(SA)> sa-gi-tu kiš-[...]<Sa, sa,> sagītu, the netherworld
53ŋa₂ ga-a GA₂ pi-sa-an-nu ma-a-[tu]“Ba’a, ghee, ... of the land
54ŋa₂ <(ga-a)> <(GA₂)> <(pi-sa-an-nu)> be₂-e-[tu]<(If)> he is pregnant, he will give birth.
55ŋa₂ <(ga-a)> <(GA₂)> <(pi-sa-an-nu)> a-la-⸢ku⸣<Ba₂> ... ala-e-ku-e
56ŋa₂ <(ga-a)> <(GA₂)> <(pi-sa-an-nu)> ša₂-ka-⸢nu⸣<Ba₂>
57ŋa₂ <(ga-a)> <(GA₂)> <(pi-sa-an-nu)> ka-a-nu<Ba₂>
58ŋa₂ <(ga-a)> <(GA₂)> <(pi-sa-an-nu)> ka-lu-u₂<Ba₂>
59tab ta-ab TAB di-li min-na-bi e-di-⸢lu⸣“Tab, tab (means) to go around. Its two parts are edilû-disease.
60tab <(ta-ab)> <(TAB)> <(di-li min-na-bi)> e-ṣe-[pu](total:) <(ta-ab)>
61tab <(ta-ab)> <(TAB)> <(di-li min-na-bi)> šur-ru-[u]<Young man>
62tab <(ta-ab)> <(TAB)> <(di-li min-na-bi)> ha-ma-[ṭu]<(Young man, do not be negligent)>
63tab <(ta-ab)> <(TAB)> <(di-li min-na-bi)> nap-ha-[ru]Total:
64tab <(ta-ab)> <(TAB)> <(di-li min-na-bi)> sa-pa-[nu]tab <(ta-ab)> di-li-nabi sa-panu
65tab <(ta-ab)> <(TAB)> <(di-li min-na-bi)> ta-ma-[hu]<You ...>
66tab <(ta-ab)> <(TAB)> <(di-li min-na-bi)> tap-pu-[u]tab <(ta-ab)>
67tab <(ta-ab)> <(TAB)> <(di-li min-na-bi)> ZUR-ru-[...]<(Tab)>
68idim ⸢e-dim⸣ BAD [i]-dim-mu ki-⸢di⸣-[in-nu]The watercourse of the city wall he created, the cult place
69idim <(e-dim)> <(BAD)> <(i-dim-mu)> ⸢kab⸣-[tu]<Idim> (means:) idimmu-plant
70idim <(e-dim)> <(BAD)> <(i-dim-mu)> [...]<Idim>, (my) (own) idimmu-plant
71idim <(e-dim)> <(BAD)> <(i-dim-mu)> [...]<Idim>, (my) (own) idimmu-plant
72idim <(e-dim)> <(BAD)> <(i-dim-mu)> [...]<Idim>, (my) (own) idimmu-plant
73idim <(e-dim)> <(BAD)> <(i-dim-mu)> ⸢x⸣-[...]<Idim>, idimmu-plant
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1'[...] [...] [...]-⸢tum⸣ na-⸢al⸣-[...](Sum) ... ... (Akk) The ... of the ..., the na’eal priest(?)
2'<(...)> <(...)> <(...)> na-⸢pa⸣-[...]<(...)> ... na’epa'e
3'<(...)> <(...)> <(...)> na-⸢x⸣-[...]<(...)> ... na’e...
4'<(...)> <(...)> <(...)> na-⸢sa-ru⸣<(...)> na’esarû-plant
5'<(...)> <(...)> <(...)> na-⸢x-tum⸣<(...)> ... na’e23
6'<(...)> <(...)> <(...)> ⸢x⸣-[...]-⸢x⸣
7'<(...)> <(...)> <(...)> [...]
8'gu-⸢u⸣ ⸢x⸣ qu-⸢uṭ-ṭu⸣ [...]The gu’eu-priestess, the ..., the quttbu-priest
9'gu-u ⸢x⸣ [qu-uṭ-ṭu] [...]The gû-plant, ēru-plant (and) quttbu-plant
10'gud <(gu-u)> <(...)> <(qu-uṭ-ṭu)> [...]ox or bull
11'gud <(gu-u)> <(...)> <(qu-uṭ-ṭu)> [...]ox or bull
12'gud <(gu-u)> <(...)> <(qu-uṭ-ṭu)> ma-[...]ox or bull
13'piriŋ pi-rig PIRIG pi-riq-[qu] [...]The pirî-demon, the lion, the leopard, the pīru-disease
14'piriŋ <(pi-rig)> <(PIRIG)> <(pi-riq-qu)> [...]<(Pirig)>
15'piriŋ <(pi-rig)> <(PIRIG)> <(pi-riq-qu)> [...]<(Pirig)>
16'piriŋ <(pi-rig)> <(PIRIG)> <(pi-riq-qu)> [...]<(Pirig)>
17'du₃ du-u DU₃ ga-aq-qu ba-⸢nu⸣-[u]“It is enough, it is enough! It is too much! It has become too much for you!
18'du₃ <(du-u)> <(DU₃)> <(ga-aq-qu)> [...]<If> he is to build, he should build ...
19'du₃ <(du-u)> <(DU₃)> <(ga-aq-qu)> za-⸢qa⸣-[pu]<To build>, to build, to ...,
20'du₃ <(du-u)> <(DU₃)> <(ga-aq-qu)> ri-[...]<Do you know how to make> ...?
21'du₃ <(du-u)> <(DU₃)> <(ga-aq-qu)> ka-[...]<Do you know how to make> ...?
22'du₃ <(du-u)> <(DU₃)> <(ga-aq-qu)> ka-[...]<Do you know how to make> ...?
23'du₃ <(du-u)> <(DU₃)> <(ga-aq-qu)> ka-[...]<Do you know how to make> ...?
24'du₃ <(du-u)> <(DU₃)> <(ga-aq-qu)> e-⸢lu⸣-[u]<(Its ritual)> to do, to smite
25'du₃ <(du-u)> <(DU₃)> <(ga-aq-qu)> ma-lu-[u]<(If)> he builds (it)>, he will become rich.
26'du₃ <(du-u)> <(DU₃)> <(ga-aq-qu)> sa-⸢ha⸣-[lu]<Do you know how to make> a sa'eha'elu-plant?
27'du₃ <(du-u)> <(DU₃)> <(ga-aq-qu)> da-⸢nu-x⸣-[...]<(Do you know)> how to build, build (and) plunder?
28'lil₂ li-il LIL₂ ki-i-tu ša₂-a-[ru]Lil, lil, true ghost
29'lil₂ <(li-il)> <(LIL₂)> <(ki-i-tu)> si-li-[tu]lil <lil> ki'itu šalītu
30'lil₂ <(li-il)> <(LIL₂)> <(ki-i-tu)> za-[qi₂-qu]<Lil> (lil) = kītu = zaqiqu
31'<lu₂>-lil₂ <(li-il)> <(LIL₂)> <(ki-i-tu)> [...]<Lil, lil>, kītu
32'til ti-il BAD ba-aṭ-[x] [...]Finished, finished, the wall ...
33'til <(ti-il)> <(BAD)> <(...)> [...]Finished, finished
34'til <(ti-il)> <(BAD)> <(...)> ⸢x⸣-[...]Finished, finished
35'til <(ti-il)> <(BAD)> <(...)> ⸢x⸣-[...]Finished, finished
36'til <(ti-il)> <(BAD)> <(...)> ⸢x⸣-[...]Finished, finished
37'til <(ti-il)> <(BAD)> <(...)> si-[...]End of life, ...
38'šab ša₂-ab ŠAB geš-ṭar u₂-ra-aš₂-ša₂-ku ša₂-[ra-mu]The heart of the šappu-demon, the ear of a harp, I am enraged, my heart is pacified
39'šab <(ša₂-ab)> <(ŠAB)> <(geš-ṭar u₂-ra-aš₂-ša₂-ku)> ha-⸢ra⸣-[ṣu]<The heart> of a šṭar (plant) is to be soothed for you
40'šab <(ša₂-ab)> <(ŠAB)> <(geš-ṭar u₂-ra-aš₂-ša₂-ku)> ba-qa-[mu]<(If)> he slips through the cracks of the door,
41'aš₂ aš₂ AŠ₂ de-eš-šu₂ ar-ra-[tum]As for the one who makes an oath, it is an arazu prayer
42'aš₂ <(aš₂)> <(AŠ₂)> <(de-eš-šu₂)> ṣi-bu-[tum]<(If)> he is a man, his case will be decided.
43'aš₂ <(aš₂)> <(AŠ₂)> <(de-eš-šu₂)> HI-ba-[...]<If> a man, his treaty
44'aš₂ <(aš₂)> <(AŠ₂)> <(de-eš-šu₂)> LIL₂-⸢x⸣-[...]Ašum-iddina
45'aš₂ <(aš₂)> <(AŠ₂)> <(de-eš-šu₂)> ma-[...]<(If)> a man, his treaty
46'šu₂ šu-u ŠU₂ bar te-nu-u ⸢kiš⸣-[ša₂-tum]Hand of Hand (lit. hand of Hand)
47'šu₂ <(šu-u)> <(ŠU₂)> <(bar te-nu-u)> a-⸢x⸣-[...]Hand of a man
48'šu₂ <(šu-u)> <(ŠU₂)> <(bar te-nu-u)> ⸢x⸣-[...]Hand of ...
49'šu₂ <(šu-u)> <(ŠU₂)> <(bar te-nu-u)> ⸢x⸣-[...]Hand of ...
1''gur₂ gu-ur GAM ⸢x-x⸣-[...] [...](Sum) ... ... (Akk) The ...(?) ..., ...
2''gur₂ <(gu-ur)> <(GAM)> <(...)> [...]<Carnelian> gur ...
3''gur₂ <(gu-ur)> <(GAM)> <(...)> [...]<Carnelian> gur ...
4''šed₇ še-e |MUŠ₃×(A.DI)| ša₂ [...] [...](If) a snake ... .
5''šed₇ <(še-e)> |MUŠ₃×(A.DI)| <(...)> [...](If) a snake ... .
6''šed₇ <(še-e)> |MUŠ₃×(A.DI)| <(...)> [...](If) a snake ... .
7''šed₇ <(še-e)> |MUŠ₃×(A.DI)| <(...)> [...](If) a snake ... .
8''kud ku-ud KUD ⸢x⸣-[...] [...](Sum) ... ... (Akk) The ..., the ... of ...
1'''dib di-ib LU [...] [...]... ...
2'''dib <(di-ib)> <(LU)> <(...)> [...]Dib <(dib)>
3'''dib <(di-ib)> <(LU)> <(...)> [...]Dib <(dib)>
4'''dib <(di-ib)> <(LU)> <(...)> [...]Dib <(dib)>
5'''dib <(di-ib)> <(LU)> <(...)> [...]Dib <(dib)>
6'''dib <(di-ib)> <(LU)> <(...)> [...]Dib <(dib)>
7'''ir e-ri IR [...] [...](Sum) ... ... (Akk) Irru ...
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1[...] [...] [...]-⸢nu⸣-u a-⸢la⸣-[...]... ..., alas, ...
2<(...)> <(...)> <(...)> ⸢na⸣-ma-[...]<(...)> ... ena-ema-
3<(...)> <(...)> <(...)> li-la-[...]<(...)> may he ...
4<(...)> <(...)> <(...)> ⸢ka⸣-ŠIM-⸢tum⸣<(...)> Eka-ešum-etum
5<ki>-tuš [...] [TUŠ] tu-kul-lu ⸢šub⸣-tum(If) he sits on a throne: you will eat, you will become poor.
5atuš <(...)> <(TUŠ)> <(tu-kul-lu)> a-⸢ša₂⸣-[bu]<(Sit down)>, sit down, eat
6tuš <(...)> <(TUŠ)> <(tu-kul-lu)> ⸢IB⸣-DU-⸢x-x⸣<(Sit down)>, eat
7tuš <(...)> <(TUŠ)> <(tu-kul-lu)> ⸢ka⸣-ma-rum<(Sit down)>, sit down, eat!” Eka’emurum
8dur₂ <(...)> <(TUŠ)> <(tu-kul-lu)> ṣa-ra-tum<(Sit down)>, sat down”
9tuš <(...)> <(TUŠ)> <(tu-kul-lu)> ka-⸢a⸣-nu<(Sit down)>, sit down, eat!
10tuš <(...)> <(TUŠ)> <(tu-kul-lu)> na-⸢x⸣-[x]<(Sit down)>, sit down, eat
11ki [...] KI ki-ku-u₂ ia-[...]-⸢x⸣(Sum) ... (Akk) Where(?) ..., where(?) is the kikû?
12ki <(...)> <(KI)> <(ki-ku-u₂)> ⸢x⸣-[...]-⸢BUR₂⸣-tumfrom <(...)> kikû
13ki <(...)> <(KI)> <(ki-ku-u₂)> [x]-ša₂-buwith ..., ...
13aki <(...)> <(KI)> <(ki-ku-u₂)> ša₂-athat place
14ki <(...)> <(KI)> <(ki-ku-u₂)> an-na<(...)> the place of An
14aki <(...)> <(KI)> <(ki-ku-u₂)> e-maWherever
15ki <(...)> <(KI)> <(ki-ku-u₂)> it-tumfrom <…>
16kalag ka-la KAL gu-[...] ak-ṣuStrong one, all-powerful one, mighty one,
16akalag <(ka-la)> <(KAL)> <(...)> aš₂-ṭuStrong one, mighty one
17kalag <(ka-la)> <(KAL)> <(...)> dan-nustrong, mighty,
17akal <(ka-la)> <(KAL)> <(...)> aq-ruall <(...)>, ..., entrusted
18<saŋ>-kal <(ka-la)> <(KAL)> <(...)> ša₂ SAG.KAL a-ša₂-re-du<saŋ>kal (means) all
19dim₂ di(KI-)im DIM₂ ⸢ši⸣-tim-mu ba-nu-u“It is a dīm-disease, it is an e’eši-etim-mû-demon, it was created.
19adim₂ <(di-im)> <(DIM₂)> <(ši-tim-mu)> e-pe-šu₂To make a <figurine> (and) a figurine of myself
20dim₂ <(di-im)> <(DIM₂)> <(ši-tim-mu)> ba-šu-uCreated (in) my name
20adim₂ <(di-im)> <(DIM₂)> <(ši-tim-mu)> ša₂-ma-ṭu<Dim> (is) my name.
21gin₇ <(di-im)> <(DIM₂)> <(ši-tim-mu)> ma-ṣu-u₂Like a <man>, my name is ...,
22ŋen gi-in DU a-ra-gub-bu-u a-la-ku“The lord of the reed-beds ..., I will serve you (lit. stand by me), I will go,
23gin <(gi-in)> <(DU)> <(a-ra-gub-bu-u)> ka-a-nu<Gin> ... ka’nu
24ŋen <(gi-in)> <(DU)> <(a-ra-gub-bu-u)> ša₂-pa-ru<The lord,> the šaparaŋ priest
25ŋen <(gi-in)> <(DU)> <(a-ra-gub-bu-u)> ma-ga-rum<Lord of the reed-beds>, (the one) who stands by me
25amen₃ <(gi-in)> <(DU)> <(a-ra-gub-bu-u)> a-na-kuI am indeed a reed mat.
26ni₂ ni-i IM im-mu pu-luh-tu₂fear, fear ...
27ni₂ <(ni-i)> <(IM)> <(im-mu)> ra-ma-nufear, <sorcery>
27ani₂ <(ni-i)> <(IM)> <(im-mu)> e-mu-qufear, <do not fear> the army
28ni₂ <(ni-i)> <(IM)> <(im-mu)> zu-um-rumfear, <sorcery>
29im i-mi IM im-mu ša-mu-u“Woe, oh, ḫašumû-plant, šāmu-plant
29aim <(i-mi)> <(IM)> <(im-mu)> er-ṣe-tu₂<It is the wind>, it is the north wind
30im <(i-mi)> <(IM)> <(im-mu)> a-hu<Word>, word(?)
31aim <(i-mi)> <(IM)> <(im-mu)> ṭi-du<It is> a tablet
32im <(i-mi)> <(IM)> <(im-mu)> ša₂-a-rum<It is> the wind
32aim <(i-mi)> <(IM)> <(im-mu)> zu-un-nu<It is enough>, it is enough!
33im <(i-mi)> <(IM)> <(im-mu)> ṭup-puclay tablet
34tag ta-ag TAG šu-ri-du zu-ʾ-u-nutag TAG (means) šuridu-disease.
35tag <(ta-ag)> <(TAG)> <(šu-ri-du)> la-pa₂-ṣu<(ta-ag)>
36tag <(ta-ag)> <(TAG)> <(šu-ri-du)> ma-ha-ṣu ša₂ mim-ma<(total:)> ..., the cultic place of everything.
37tag <(ta-ag)> <(TAG)> <(šu-ri-du)> sa-la-ṣusa-la-ṣu
37atag <(ta-ag)> <(TAG)> <(šu-ri-du)> ba-a-rumTag: <(ta-ag)> Uridu Barum
38tag <(ta-ag)> <(TAG)> <(šu-ri-du)> ša₂-a-lum<(total:)> šālum
38atag <(ta-ag)> <(TAG)> <(šu-ri-du)> na-pa₂-ṣu<(ta-ag)> na-pa-ṣu
39<ki> tag <(ta-ag)> <(TAG)> <(šu-ri-du)> na-du-u<sheaf> garment, ... garment
40umbin um-bi-in UMBIN ga-da ta-ak ur-ru-u ma-ša₂-rumThe 'finger' (and) the 'base' (of the tooth) are thick. The linen is woven. The skin is thick.
41umbin <(um-bi-in)> <(UMBIN)> <(ga-da ta-ak ur-ru-u)> ṣu-um-bu<(It is)> the nail of a ṣumbu-bird
41aumbin <(um-bi-in)> <(UMBIN)> <(ga-da ta-ak ur-ru-u)> ṣu-up-rum<(The scribal art is)> a knife, a ... knife
42umbin <(um-bi-in)> <(UMBIN)> <(ga-da ta-ak ur-ru-u)> u₂-ba-nu<(It is)> the nail of a šēpê-bird
42aumbin <(um-bi-in)> <(UMBIN)> <(ga-da ta-ak ur-ru-u)> im-ṭu-u<(The scribal art is a) ... arrow>
43pa₄-hal ⸢pa⸣-ap-ha-al PAP-HAL di-li min-na-bi ⸢gi-lim-u⸣ hal-la-ku i-tal-lu-ku“Paḫal, PAP-H&bBAL (means) dilābu-disease. Two gilimû-plants go around.
44pa₄-hal <(pa-ap-ha-al)> <(PAP-HAL)> <(di-li min-na-bi gi-lim-u hal-la-ku)> pu-uš-qu(Paḫal) (Šumma ālu 31 unknown)
45pa₄-hal <(pa-ap-ha-al)> <(PAP-HAL)> <(di-li min-na-bi gi-lim-u hal-la-ku)> pu-ri-du(Paḫal) = <(pāḫala)>
46buru₅ [...] ⸢BURU₅⸣ [...] [e]-re-buThe locusts ... the ēru-house ... they entered
46aburu₅ <(...)> <(BURU₅)> <(...)> iṣ-ṣu-rum(a kind of fish)
47buru₅ <(...)> <(BURU₅)> <(...)> ⸢di⸣-mi-tu<(If)> a burû-bird, a ...-bird
48sig₃ [si-ig] [PA] [...]-⸢x⸣-ru-u ša₂-hur-ra-tuwool, ...-ērû, šaḫurratu
49sig₃ <(si-ig)> <(PA)> <(...)> ṣa-ra-[pu] ša₂ lib₃-biwool, ..., ṣarapu-plant of the heart
50su₈-<ba> [su]-u₂ SU₈ a-ra-gub min-na-bi re-u₂-um(Sum) The shepherd, the ... of the netherworld, the second shepherd (Akk) Shepherd, the two shepherds
51sug₂ <(su-u₂)> <(SU₈)> <(a-ra-gub min-na-bi)> ka-a-nu<(If)> he stands in the street, his second (word) is ka’nu
51asug₂ <(su-u₂)> <(SU₈)> <(a-ra-gub min-na-bi)> u₂-⸢zu⸣-zu<(If)> he stands in the middle of the marshland,
52su₈ <(su-u₂)> <(SU₈)> <(a-ra-gub min-na-bi)> ke-e-su ša SI<(If)> a thief stands in the street, his right foot is straight.
53sub₂ <(su-u₂)> <(SU₈)> <(a-ra-gub min-na-bi)> a-la-ku ša₂ MEŠ<Sû> (means) to stand (and) secondly I will go
54alim a-li-im ALIM ša₂ gi-ra-ku a i-gi i-gub {d}EN.LIL₂Bison of the city, alammu of the girāku-disease, water standing before Enlil
55alim <(a-li-im)> <(ALIM)> <(ša₂ gi-ra-ku a i-gi i-gub)> LUGALBison, <(goddess)>, I am a reed-bed, I stand before the king.
55aalim <(a-li-im)> <(ALIM)> <(ša₂ gi-ra-ku a i-gi i-gub)> kab-tuImportant one, <(you are)> mighty one,
56alim <(a-li-im)> <(ALIM)> <(ša₂ gi-ra-ku a i-gi i-gub)> di-ta-nuBison, <(goddess)>, I am a reed-bed, I stand before you.
57alim <(a-li-im)> <(ALIM)> <(ša₂ gi-ra-ku a i-gi i-gub)> ku-sa-rik-kuBison, <(goddess)>, I am a reed-bed, I stand in front of the water
58gu₃ <de₂> gu-u KA ka-a-gu ša₂-su-u<(If)> he shouts, (his) voice is a clamor
59gu₃ <(gu-u)> <(KA)> <(ka-a-gu)> ri-ig-mu<The voice> is a roaring cry.
60gu₃ <de₂> <(gu-u)> <(KA)> <(ka-a-gu)> ša₂-ga-mu<I want to shout>, I want to utter a lament
61gu₃ <de₂> <(gu-u)> <(KA)> <(ka-a-gu)> a-pa-luThe one who shouts, the one who utters a lament
62gu₃ <de₂> <(gu-u)> <(KA)> <(ka-a-gu)> ⸢ra⸣-ga-muThe one who shouts, the one who cries <Alas!>
63gu₃ <de₂> <(gu-u)> <(KA)> <(ka-a-gu)> qe₂-bu-u<The voice>, the voice, the utterance
64DUB MIN-KAM₂ a₂ i-du ZA₃-[TIL].LA-BI-ŠE₃ ZA₃-[TIL].LA-BI-ŠE₃ ZA₃-[TIL].LA-BI-ŠE₃It is the ditto tablet of the idu-offering.
65[...]-IBILA LUGAL GAL LUGAL dan-nu LUGAL ŠU₂ LUGAL {kur}aš-šur{ki}...-apli great king strong king king of the world king Of Assyria
66[...] {m}aš-šur-PAP-ŠUM₂{na} LUGAL {kur}aš-šur{ki}... Esarhaddon, king of Assyria
67[... {m}{d]}30-PAP-MEŠ-SU LUGAL {kur}aš-šur{ki}maSennacherib, king of Assyria
68[...] ⸢pi⸣-i DUB-MEŠ {giš}LE.U₅.⸢UM⸣... epî tablets of ēšu-tree
69[...] {kur}aš-šur{ki} {kur}EME{ki} u₃ ⸢URI⸣{ki}... Assyria, Sumer and Akkad
70[ṭup]-pu šu-a-tu ⸢ina tap-hur⸣-ti um-ma-a-niThis tablet is in the assembly of scholars.
71[...] as-niq [IGI].⸢KAR₂⸣-ma... I have strewn ... and
72[...] ⸢ta⸣-mar-ti LUGAL{ti}ia qe₂-reb E₂.GAL-ia u₂-kinI established the ... of the kingship inside my palace.
73[...]-ru i-pa-aš₂-ši-ṭu MU-šu₂ i-šaṭ-ṭa₂-ru(If) ... he tears out ..., his name will be written
74[... DUB].⸢SAR⸣ gim-ri MU-šu₂ lip-ši-iṭMay all of the inscriptions erase his name

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