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CDLI Literary 002718.01, ex. 014 (P369097)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 002718.01, ex. 014
IDP369097
Museum no.VAT 09677
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse
1'asz#-szum# lem#-ne2#-[...]Because of the evil
2'{d}mu-um-mu i-te#-dir# [...]“Mummu has turned back(?)
3'usz-ba-am-ma bir-ka-a-szu2 u2-na#-asz2#-saq# [...]He sat down and shook his knees ...
4'mim-mu-u2 ik-pu-du ina _sag_-usz-szun#whatever he plotted against them
5'a-na _dingir-dingir_ bu-uk-ri-szu2-nu usz-tan-nu-ni#to the gods, their counsel, they gave me.
6'isz#-mu-nim-ma# _dingir-mesz_ i-dul#-[...]The gods heard me and covered ...
7'qu#-lu# is,-ba-tu sza2-qu-um-mesz usz-[...]They grasped the throne, they ... the highlands
8'szu-tur uz-ni et-pe-sza2 te-le-'-[...](Sum) The young man, the young woman, you are able to learn (Akk) You have learned how to learn the young man(?)
9'{d}e2-a ha-sis mim-ma-ma i-sze-'-a szib#-qi2-szu2-[...]Ea, he who listens to everything, his utterance
10'ib-szim-szum-ma us,-rat ka-li u2-[...]he named him, and all the lands ...
11'u2-nak#-kil szu-tu-ra ta-a-szu el#-[...]He binds the šuturru-demon, what ...?
12'im-ni-szum-ma ina _me-a-mesz_ u2-szap-szi#-[...]he gave him, and in water he made ...
13'szit-tu2 ir#-te-hi-szu s,a-lil t,u-ub-ba#-[...]The šittu-disease afflicted him, the protection of well-being ...
14'u2-sza2-as,-lil-ma _abzu_{am} re-hi szit#-[...]The Apsu, the rest of ...
15'{d}mu-um-mu tam-la-ku da-la-pisz ku-[...]“Mummu, you are exalted, [you are] mighty
16'ip-t,ur rik-si-szu isz-ta-hat, a-ga#-[...]He loosened his bond, ... ...
17'me-lam-me-szu it-ba-la szu-u2 u2-ta-di#-[...](Sum) He carried away his radiance(?) (Akk) He brought away his aura(?)
18'[...]-me-szu#-ma _abzu_{am} i-na-ra-asz-[...]... him and the Apsu will praise him
19'[...]-um-mu i-ta-sir3 _ugu_-szu2 ip-tar-[...]... he smote, over him ...
20'[...]-kin#-ma _ugu abzu_ szu-bat-su#... he established and his dwelling upon the Abzu.
21'[...] mu#-um-mu it-ta-mah u2-kal s,er-ret-su#... he made great ..., he held back his enemies.
22'ul#-tu lem-ne2-e-szu2 ik-mu-u2 i-sa-a-duAfter he had grasped his evil, he shouted
23'[...] usz-ziz-zu ir-nit-ta-szu2 _ugu_ ga-ri-szu2#... he sat down, his anger over his body
24'[...] kum2-mi-szu2 szup-szu-hi-isz i-nu-uh2-[...]... his body was swollen, he was frightened
25'[...]-szum-ma _abzu_ u2-ad-du-u2 esz-re-e#-[...]... and the Apsu added, ...
26'[...]-szu gi6-par-ra-szu u2-szar-szid#-[...]... his ..., his Ŋipar
27'[...] la#-ha-mu hi-ra-tusz# ina rab#-ba-a-te [...]... the laḫamu-demon, the spouse, in the great ...
reverse
1[...] _nam-tar#-mesz_ at#-ma-an _gesz-hur-mesz_... fates, the design of fates.
2[...] le#-'-u2-ti _abgal# dingir-mesz_ {d}en# usz#-tar#-hi#... wisdom, sage of the gods, lord of wisdom
3[...] qi2#-ri# _abzu_ ib-ba-ni an-szar2... the command of the Apsu, who created Anshar,
4ina qi2-rib _ku3 abzu_ ib-ba-ni an-szar2In the middle of the holy Abzu he created Anshar.
5[...]-szu-ma# {d}e2-a a-ba-szu... his father Ea
6[...]-ha#-mu _ama_-szu har-sza2-as#-szu... ... his mother, his foes
7[...]-niq-AB# s,er-ret _{d}u-dar-mesz_...-niq-AB, the shield of the gods
8ta#-ri-tu it#-tar#-ru-szu# pul#-ha-a#-ta# usz-ma-al-liThe tarītu-demon approached him, the pulḫa-disease filled him.
9szam-kat nab#-nit#-su a#-ri-ir ni#-szi _igi_-szu2#his nabnītu-demon, the herald of the people, his face
10ut,-t,u-la-AB s,i#-ta-szu mu#-szir3 ul-la# ul-la#Uṭula-AB, his ṣitašu, the song of heaven and earth
11i-mur-szu-ma {d}lah3-mu ba-nu-u _ad_-szu2saw him and Laḫmu, the creator, his father
12i-risz im-mir lib-ba-szu hi-du-ta im-la#He rejoiced, his heart filled with joy.
13usz-te-es,-bi-szum-ma szu-un-na-at _dingir_-us-[...]I had him recite to him the incantation, “God-us-…,
14szu-usz-qi2 ma-disz _ugu_-szu2-nu a-tar mim-mu-[...]I imposed upon them a šushqi-offering, ... everything ...
15la na-t,a-a-ma nu-uk-ku-la mi-na-tu-[...]“It is not good, I am weak, what ...?
16ha-sa-sisz# la# na#-t,a#-a# a-ma-risz# pa-asz2-qa#I am frightened, unfavorable, i.e., terrified,
17_sza2 igi_-szu2 _sza2 gesztu_-szu2of his eyes, of his ears
18szap#-ti-szu2 ina szu-ta-bu#-li _{d}gesz.bar_ it#-[...]His lips ... in a šutabulu-demon
19ir#-ti#-bu-u2 _sza2_{ta-am3} [...]They became frightened, ... heart
20u3# _igi#_ ki-ma szu-a-tu# i-bar-ra#-[...]And the eye ... like that
21ul#-lu#-ma ina _dingir_ [...]He went up and ... in the god ...
22mesz#-re#-tu-szu [...]His limbs ...
23x x x [...]
24_dumu {d#}utu_ [...]son of Šamaš
25la#-bisz# mi-[...]I am a labiš priest ...
26pul#-[...]-a#-[...]You are the one who pulsates(?)

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