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RA 017, 181 (Sm 1670) (P373903)

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

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DesignationRA 017, 181 (Sm 1670)
IDP373903
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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
o i
1'⸢siki nu-al⸣-[...] [...]The esiki drum that is not ...
2'⸢siki⸣ al-hi-a ⸢x⸣-[...]“Siki, alḫia, ...,
3'⸢siki⸣ nu-al-hi-a la {<⸢MIN⸣(...)>}The esiki plant is a nuḫh&bubu plant, not a ditto plant
4'siki al-hi-a ma-az-ra-a-tumwool of alḫīya, mašratum,
5'siki nu-al-hi-a la {<MIN(ma-az-ra-a-tum)>}wool from Nuḫiya, not ditto
6'siki šudum-ma ši-pat su-ti-iwool of the šudumma-priest, descendant of Suti
7'siki ga-rig₂ AK-⸢a⸣ pu-šik-kuthick wool, AK-ea-e23, Pusvikku
8'siki ŋeš-i₃ {<MIN(pu-šik-ku)>}wool of emmer, ditto
9'siki KAL-ba-du₃ {<MIN(pu-šik-ku)>}wool of KAL-badu, ditto
10'siki DU₃ {<MIN(pu-šik-ku)>}wool made from soiled wool
11'siki nud-am₃ bit-tumwool that is not dyed, bitumen
12'siki babbar pe-ṣa-a-tumwhite wool
13'siki babbar ⸢si-sa₂⸣ i-ša₂-ra-a-tumwhite wool, esisae-plant, Išaratum
14'⸢siki⸣ [gig₂] ⸢ṣal⸣-ma-a-tumthe esiki-house, the sick (house), the ṣal-emetum
15'[...] ⸢bar⸣-ma-tum... ebarmatum plant
16'[...] ⸢hab⸣-ša₂-na-a-tum... the ḫab-ešānatum temple
17'⸢siki⸣ sig₇-sig₇ ⸢ar-qa⸣-a-tumyellow-green esiki plant, arqatum plant
18'siki igi-zag-ga na-as-qa-a-tumwool of the ‘eyezaga’, the našqātum,
19'siki igi-zag-ga be₂-re-e-tumwool of the bērūtum type
20'siki bala-bala hab-ša₂-na-a-tumwool of the balabala ritual of the habšanātum-festival
21'siki nam-en-na šap-ṭa-a-tumwool for the office of en priest
22'siki buru₁₄ e-bu-ra-a-tumwool for the harvest of the harvest
23'⸢siki⸣ en-te-na ku-uṣ-ṣa-a-tum“Siki, the en-tena of the kuṣātum,
24'⸢siki⸣ sig qa-at-na-a-tumesiki plant, low to the ground
25'⸢siki⸣ {gi-[x]}gir₅ gur-nua ... reed fence
26'[siki gur₄]-⸢ra⸣ kab-ra-a-tumwool of the large gur-e-ra-e
27'[...] ⸢x⸣ rab-ba-a-tum... the great temple
28'[...] ša₂ par₂-ši-gu... of the throne room
29'[...] bi-ir-šu₂... his wife
30'[siki saŋ-ki] ša₂ ina pu-ut im-mir na-da-aa clean garment which is presented before the immir gods
31'[...] mi-iz-ru… justice
32'[...] hi-ib-šu... his sin
33'[...] hi-il-ṣu... sulphur
34'[...] ši-in-ṭu... šintbu
35'[...] šu-tu-u₂... that
36'[...] ⸢bit⸣-tum... of the ebītum
37'[...] ⸢x-ku⸣... ekû-plant
o ii
1'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
2'[...] {<[MIN(...])>}... ditto
3'[...] [ta]-ha-a-tum... battle
4'[...] [ši]-⸢pat⸣ im-mir rug-bi... the ši-e-pat’e-demon covered it with a rug
5'[siki he₂-me-da] ⸢na⸣-ba-suMay the ebāsu-plant grow with you
6'[siki za-gin₃] ⸢uq⸣-na-a-tumlapis lazuli wool
7'⸢siki gig₂⸣ a-tu-u₂“It is the sulphur of the atû-tree
8'siki KAL-KAL {<MIN(a-tu-u₂)>}wool of KAL-KAL ditto
9'siki ma₂-ri₂{ki} {<⸢ŠU⸣(mārītum)>}{⸢tum⸣}wool of Mari
10'siki su-bir₄{ki} {<[ŠU](suburrītum)>}{⸢tum⸣}wool of Subartum
11'siki elam-ma{ki} {<[ŠU](elamītum)>}{⸢tum⸣}wool of Elam
12'siki gu-ti-um{ki} {<[ŠU](qutītum)>}{⸢tum⸣}wool of Gutium, hand of Qutītum
13'siki mar-tu{ki} {<[ŠU](amurrītum)>}{tum}wool of Martu, in his hand
14'siki he₂-a-na{ki} {<[ŠU](hanītum)>}{⸢tum⸣}wool of Heana, hand of Ḫanitum
15'siki sa₁₀ ša₂ ⸢ši⸣-[i-me]bought wool of the esvi-ēme(?)
16'siki šakanka ša₂ [...]The wool of the market
17'siki huš-a ⸢hu⸣-[uš]-⸢ša₂-a-tum⸣red wool for the ḫûušu-ešatum-vessel
18'siki huš-a ru-uš-ša₂-a-tumfurious wool, lustration
19'siki dara₄ da-aʾ-ma-a-tumwool of a suckling male goat
20'siki-ak₃ it-quwool weighed out,
21'siki mug muk-kuwool for a mug of mukku-flour
22'siki mug hulu nu-qa-ruhair that has not been trimmed in a bad way,
23'siki peš₆ si-in-guwool of a peš-vessel
24'siki saŋ-bulug-ga {<MIN(si-in-gu)>}wool of the sabulga plant
25'siki ur₃ ši-in-ṭuwool of the lap of Šintbu
26'šag₄-sig₂ sur-ra it-tu ša₂ ṣu-ba-ti(As for) the šagsig-vessel, it is filled with blood.
27'{tu-u}tug₂ ṣu-ba-a-tumsoiled garments
28'{tu-ug}tug₂ {<MIN(ṣu-ba-a-tum)>}(a kind of garment)
29'{te-e}tug₂ {<MIN(ṣu-ba-a-tum)>}a garment of ditto wool
30'{mu-u}mur₁₀ {<MIN(ṣu-ba-a-tum)>}(As for) the female lamb
31'bar-dulₓ(LU) {<MIN(ṣu-ba-a-tum)>}“Badul,'
32'{tug₂}bar-dulₓ(LU) ku-si-⸢tum⸣a robe of kusi-etum-textile
33'{tug₂}bar-dulₓ(LU) sal-la raq-qa-⸢tum⸣a fine robe for the raqqa-etum ritual
34'{tug₂}bar-dulₓ(LU) šag₄ ba-tuku ša₂-⸢pi-tum⸣He wore a šag-garment, he was smitten by supplication
35'{tug₂}bar-dulₓ(LU) šag₄ ba-tuku ha-bi-⸢iš-tum⸣He wore a šag-garment, he swore it.
36'{tug₂}bar-dulₓ(LU) huš-a {<ŠU(huššātum)>}{⸢tum⸣}a furious robe,
37'{tug₂}bar-dulₓ(LU) huš-a {<ŠU(ruššātum)>}{⸢tum⸣}a furious robe,
38'{tug₂}bar-dulₓ(LU) ⸢niŋ₂⸣-mur₁₀ ša₂ lu-⸢x⸣-[...]The hem of the ēni’emur garment is that of Lu-e...
39'{tug₂}bar-dulₓ(LU) alan ša₂ ṣal-[me]a cloak, a statue of the headdress
40'{tug₂}bar-dulₓ(LU) a₂-gu-hum {<ŠU(aguhhu)>}a bardul garment, aguhum garment
41'{tug₂}niŋ₂-lam₂ lam-hu-uš-šu-ua nīb-lam-garment for his lamhušu-disease
42'{tug₂}niŋ₂-lam₂ ban₃-da {<MIN(lam-hu-uš-šu-u)>}a bright cloak
43'{⸢tug₂⸣}niŋ₂-lam₂ ban₃-da lugal {<MIN(lam-hu-uš-šu-u)>}The king, his second scepter
44'{⸢tug₂}niŋ₂-lam₂⸣ saŋ reš-tu-u₂a first-class garment
45'{[tug₂]}⸢niŋ₂-lam₂⸣ us₂ ⸢x⸣-din-nua turban, the length of a sandal
46'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-i... ...-ei
47'[...] [...]-⸢BU⸣-ši... ...-esvi
48'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-mi... my
49'[...] [...]
50'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-ru... ...-e-ru
51'[...] [...]-⸢ṣu⸣-u₂... ...-ešbû
52'[...] [...]-⸢uh⸣-hum... ...-ehum
53'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-su-u...-esû
54'[...] [...]-⸢pa⸣-tum...-epa’etum
55'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-ti... my
56'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-ti... my
57'[...] [...]-ṣu-u₂... ...-sbû
o iii
1'[tug₂ ...]-⸢x⸣ [...]... garments
2'[tug₂ ...]-⸢x-x⸣ ⸢x⸣-[...]... garments
3'[tug₂]-⸢x⸣-AN-⸢x⸣ ⸢x⸣-[...]“Tug-e-AN-E-[E-...]
4'⸢tug₂-x-NIG₂-{x-x⸣}SU ⸢x⸣-[...]“(If) he wears a ...-garment, he will be able to ...
5'{tug₂}⸢pala⸣{pa-la} te-⸢di⸣-[iq ...]You will remove the pala-garment
6'{tug₂}pala₂{{<MIN(pa-la)>}} {<MIN(te-di-iq)>} [...]a pala garment, a ditto garment
7'{tug₂}⸢pala₃⸣{{<MIN(pa-la)>}} {<MIN(te-di-iq)>} [...]a pala-garment, a ditto (garment)
8'{tug₂}šutur{šu-tur} [...]a small garment
9'{tug₂}⸢šutur⸣ [...]... a small garment
10'{tug₂}[šutur]{{<MIN(šu-tur)>}} [...]a small garment
11'⸢tug₂ gu₂⸣-niŋ₂-ar₃-⸢ra⸣ [AK-a] [...]The garment that he had made for himself
12'tug₂ gu₂-niŋ₂-ar₃-ra ⸢AK-a⸣ [...]The gu-ni-ar-garment, the e-ak-a-e-textile
13'tug₂ gu₂-niŋ₂-ar₃-ra AK-a [...]... a gūni-ar garment
14'tug₂ ⸢uttuku⸣{...} ⸢x⸣-[...]a textile for the eštuku-priestess
15'tug₂ uttuku{{<MIN(...)>}} ⸢x⸣-[...]a textile for the uttuku-priestess
16'{tug₂}balla(|GAR.SAG.IL₂.EZEN.UŠ|) ⸢u₂-x⸣ [...]a balla-garment, e22u-x-e23
17'{tug₂}balla₂(|GAR.SAG.IL₂.EZEN.SAL|) ⸢u₂-x⸣ [...]a balla-garment, e22u-x-e23-textile
18'{tug₂}balla₂(|GAR.SAG.IL₂.EZEN.SAL|) ⸢x⸣-[...]a balla-garment
19'{⸢tug₂}u₂-tul₂⸣-la₂ [...]The utul-garment
1''⸢tug₂⸣-[...] [...]The eštug garment
2''tug₂-[...] [...]... textile
3''{tug₂}|ZI%ZI.LAGAB| [...]... a šulmu-garment
4''{tug₂}|ZI%ZI.LAGAB| ⸢ki⸣-[...]The ziggurat of E-e-
5''{tug₂}|ZI%ZI.LAGAB| lu-bu-⸢uš-tum⸣a cloak of lubûtum-textile
6''{tug₂}lamahuš lam-hu-uš-šu-u₂a lamhuš-garment of Lamḫussu,
7''{tug₂}⸢lamahuš⸣ {<MIN(lam-hu-uš-šu-u₂)>}e22-lamhuš-e23-textile
8''⸢tug₂⸣-mah {<ŠU(tumahhu)>}{hu}a great robe
9''⸢tug₂⸣-[...]-⸢hum⸣ {<ŠU(...)>}{hu}“The tug-robe, the ehum-robe
10''[tug₂]-⸢x⸣-[x]-ru {<ŠU(...)>}{ru}a ... garment
11''{[tug₂]}⸢na⸣-[ma]-ru {<ŠU(nāmaru)>}{ru}a šūmāru-garment
12''{[tug₂]}tu-ma-ru {<ŠU(tumāru)>}{ru}a tumāru-garment
13''tug₂ huš-a hu-uš-šu-u₂a furious garment, soiled
14''tug₂ huš-a ru-uš-šu-u₂furious garment
15''tug₂ saŋ reš-tu-u₂first-class textile
16''{tug₂}⸢an⸣-dul ⸢tak-ti⸣-mu“It is covered with a protective cloak,
17''{tug₂}an-ta-dul [...]The antadul garment
18''tug₂ šu ur₃-⸢ra⸣ [...]Hand of Ur-era-e23
19''tug₂ šu ⸢x⸣ [...] [...]That garment
20''tug₂ ⸢x⸣ [...] [...]... textiles
21''⸢tug₂ šu⸣ AK-a {<⸢MIN⸣(...)>}“The garment that I made, the ditto garment
22''{tug₂}ib₂-eš {<MIN(...)>}bib-eš-garment
23''{tug₂}ib₂-eš u₂-tup-luma bib-eš-garment
24''{tug₂}ib₂-eš na-ah-tuma soiled cloth
25''{tug₂}⸢ib₂-bal⸣ {<MIN(na-ah-tum)>}a turban, a ditto garment
26''{tug₂}ib₂-bal ne₂-bit-tuma protective garment
27''tug₂ šu kud-da šid-dumgarment with long sleeves
28''tug₂ kud-kud-da {<MIN(šid-dum)>}a kudkuddu-garment
29''tug₂ keš₂-da du₃-a ša₂ ina tap-piš-ti na-du-ua woven garment made of wool that is to be worn with companionship
30''tug₂ pa kud-da qal-pua cloth, trimmed, embroidered,
31''tug₂ šu kud-da {<MIN(qal-pu)>}(a kind of garment)
32''tug₂ zu₂-ra-ah maš-ruwoolen garment
33''tug₂ nu-zu₂-ra-ah la {<MIN(maš-ru)>}a garment not to be changed
34''tug₂ {u₂}kišig₂ ur₃-ra ša₂ ina a-ša₂-gi maš-rua cloth of juniper on the roof that is in the ašaĝu-vessel
35''tug₂ bar-sig₂ ur₃-ra ša₂ ina kun-šil-li {<MIN(maš-ru)>}a garment with a hem on the back, which is in the kunsvillu-vessel
r i
1tug₂ dala₂ ri-a pal-kuclothed in a soiled garment
2tug₂ dala₂ ur₃-ra mi-su-uclothed in a fine linen garment,
3tug₂ dub₂ di ka-an-dua garment for a court case,
4tug₂ dun-dun {<MIN(ka-an-du)>}a dundu-garment
5tug₂ dun-dun ša₂-tu-u₂that dundu-garment
6{tug₂}šag₄-tuku₅ mah-ṣua supreme garment
7tug₂ kal-kal-la kub-bu-u₂a kalkallu-garment, soiled,
8tug₂ bir-bir-ra šur-ru-ṭua multicoloured textile
9tug₂ bar-min₃ ši-ir-ṭua cloth for a šīrtbu garment
10tug₂ gibil eš-šu₂New garment
11⸢tug₂⸣ sumun la-bi-ruold turban
12⸢tug₂ libir⸣-ra {<MIN(la-bi-ru)>}The old turban
13tug₂ a-gi₄-a ṣi-pu-tumtextile (for) agī-a-textile, ṣiputum
14tug₂ a-gi₄-a ši-ni-⸢tum⸣a garment for the agî-festival
15tug₂ ⸢a-sa₂⸣-a ṣi-ir-⸢pu⸣a textile (made) of asā’ea-plant, ṣirpû-plant
16tug₂ ⸢šu ur₃-ra⸣ {<MIN(ṣi-ir-pu)>}a cloth for the roof of a house
17{tug₂}⸢te₈{mušen⸣} [na-aṣ-mat-tu]a ēšû-garment
18{tug₂}niŋ₂-gaba-dib {<[MIN(na-aṣ-mat-tu])>}a ni-gabadib garment
19{tug₂}niŋ₂-gaba-tab {<⸢MIN⸣(na-aṣ-mat-tu)>}a ni-gabatab garment
20{tug₂}niŋ₂-gaba-dirig {<MIN(na-aṣ-mat-tu)>}a ni-gabadirig garment
21{tug₂}niŋ₂-keš₂ {<MIN(na-aṣ-mat-tu)>}a ni-kēš garment
22{tug₂}niŋ₂-til₃ {<MIN(na-aṣ-mat-tu)>}a nītu-garment
23{tug₂}niŋ₂-gul {<MIN(na-aṣ-mat-tu)>}a nigul garment
24tug₂ TI-⸢du₈⸣-du₈ šu-ut-tu-[tu₂]TI-ēdu-edu-textile, handwashing
25tug₂ siki gul-gul tu-ut-bu-[u]a garment made of ruined wool,
26tug₂ nir-la₂-la₂ ni-i-⸢ru⸣a nirlal garment for a bride
27tug₂ nir-gu₂-la₂ {<MIN(ni-i-ru)>}nirgula-garment
28tug₂ gu₂-nir-ra {<MIN(ni-i-ru)>}gu-nira textile
29tug₂ dul-dul ha-tu-u₂clothed in a soiled garment
30tug₂ dun-dun šag₄ luh-ha di-e-puYou make the muddun-garment (and) the luḫha-flood disappear
31tug₂ dun-dun šag₄ luh-ha re-⸢e-šu₂⸣a dundu-garment, a luḫha-vessel for the shepherd
32tug₂ niŋ₂-keš₂ {<MIN(re-e-šu₂)>}a ni-kēv textile
33tug₂ a ak [...]clothed in water
34tug₂ i₃ ⸢ak⸣ [...]a cloth made of oil
35tug₂ i₃-⸢udu⸣ [ak] [...]I made a cloth for sheep
36tug₂ ⸢x⸣-[...] [...]... textile
1'{[tug₂]}⸢šag₄ sig₉-ga⸣ [...]a good šag garment
2'{tug₂}igi sig₉-ga {<MIN(...)>} [...]a good door,
3'{tug₂}tun₃-la₂ {<MIN(...)>} [...]... a cloak
4'{tug₂}dara₂ ni-⸢bit⸣-[tu₂]a ni-ebitu-garment
5'{tug₂}šag₄-ha šah-⸢hu⸣-[u]a šagḫu-garment
6'tug₂-mu-dur₇ kar-[ru]a kind of garment
7'tug₂ mu-dur₇ u₂-ra-[šu₂]a cloth for a garment for the urašu-festival
8'{⸢tug₂⸣}bar-ra ṣu-bat ⸢e-riš⸣-[ti]“The garment, the seat of my scepter
9'{[tug₂]}bar-ra-si-il-la₂ {<MIN(ṣu-bat)>} e-riš-tia rūmû-garment
10'{tug₂}⸢niŋ₂⸣-ugu-gam-ma {<MIN(ṣu-bat)>} e-riš-ti“It is the garment of a woman who is dressed in a soiled garment
11'{tug₂}saŋšu kub-[šu₂]a hemmed garment
12'{tug₂}gu₂-e₃ na-⸢ah⸣-[lap-tu]a cloak for the naḫ-elaptu
13'{tug₂}ib₂-la₂ ne₂-[be₂-hu]a bibla garment to be worn
14'{tug₂}niŋ₂-ib₂-la₂ hu-[...]May he clothe himself with a cloak
15'{tug₂}bar-sig₉ par₂-[ši-gu](a kind of garment) for the scepter
16'{tug₂}bar-sig₉ gal nar-⸢gi⸣-[tu₂]great hem of the singers
17'{tug₂}bar-si-sig ze-er-[qu-tu₂]a soiled barsig-garment
18'{[tug₂]}⸢bar⸣-sig₉ saŋ-du ha-⸢zi-qa⸣-[tu₂]a ebar-šēgu-garment, embroidered with the ḫaziqa-textile
19'{[tug₂}bar-sig₉] ⸢x⸣-esir-ra ⸢x⸣-[...]The robe of the esir temple
r ii
1[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
2[...] [...]-⸢u₂⸣... ...-e23
3[...] [...]
4[...] [...]-u₂...-u
5[...] [...]-⸢x⸣-nu... ...-emenu
6[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
7[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
8[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
9[tug₂-gu-za us₂] ⸢tar-din-nu⸣a throne on the side of the etardinnu-tree
10[tug₂-gu-za aga]-⸢us₂⸣ ša₂ re-di-ithe throne-bearer of the warriors
11⸢tug₂-gu-za alan⸣ ša₂ ṣal-meThe throne is a statue of ourselves.
12tug₂-du₈-du₈ tap-šu-u₂(a kind of garment)
13tug₂-du₈-du₈ šuš₂-a il-lu-kuclothed in a cloth, they go
14tug₂-du₈-du₈ he₂-a-na{ki} ha-nu-u“The garments of Heana shall be the garments,
15tug₂-lil₂-la₂ ta-hap-šu₂clothed in lilû-blue
16{tug₂}an-dul tak-ti-mua cloak of protection
17{tug₂}an-ta-dul {<MIN(tak-ti-mu)>}“Antadul-garment, my ditto,
18{tug₂}UN-IL₂ na-ra-mua garment of love-making
19{tug₂}tun₃ su-u₂-nua short garment
20{tug₂}tun₃ im-ma bi-šu₂a cloak with a hole in it
21{tug₂}tun₃ nu-tuku {<MIN(bi-šu₂)>}He who has no turban, his ditto
22{tug₂}tun₃ keš₂-da šik-ka-tuma tied garment, a šikkatum garment
23tug₂-sig₂ sis-sik-tum(a kind of garment)
24tug₂-sig₂ gi₄-a hu-uš-šu-u₂a reed-clothed garment
25{tug₂}niŋ₂-{mu}mur₁₀ lu-bu-šua lubušu-garment
26{tug₂}niŋ₂-mur₁₀ diŋir {<MIN(lu-bu-šu)>} DINGIRa nīmur garment, a dibir garment, (and) a dais for a god
27{tug₂}niŋ₂-mur₁₀ lugal {<MIN(lu-bu-šu)>} šar-riking's cloak
28{⸢tug₂⸣}niŋ₂-mur₁₀ ereš-diŋir-ra {<MIN(lu-bu-šu)>} en-tiThe ešdibira garment, the en-priestess,
29{[tug₂]}⸢šu⸣-su-ub šu-su-up-pua šu’esub-garment
30{[tug₂}šu-su]-ub-e-dab e-dap-pa-a-⸢tum⸣“If he slips into a cloak,
31[...]-⸢UŠ⸣ šu-hat-tum... šuhattu
32[...]-⸢x⸣ {<MIN(šu-hat-tum)>}...-e23 ditto
33[...]-⸢x⸣ {<MIN(šu-hat-tum)>}...-e23 ditto
34[...] {<⸢MIN⸣(šu-hat-tum)>}... ešuhattu-plant
35[...] {<[MIN(šu-hat-tum])>}... sulphur
36[...] [ṣi]-⸢in-du⸣... the ṣībi-indû
37{⸢tug₂}niŋ₂⸣-[keš₂] ⸢ša₂⸣ [...]The nikkētu-garment, the eša-e-gum
38{tug₂}niŋ₂-keš₂ ma-⸢ak⸣-[...]The nikkēv-garment I made
39{tug₂}niŋ₂-⸢keš₂⸣ ma-⸢ak⸣-[...]The ni’ekeš-garment that I made
40{tug₂}niŋ₂-dara₂ u₂-⸢la-pu⸣a nidara-garment he shall remove
41{tug₂}niŋ₂-dara₂ mud₂ {<MIN(u₂-la-pu)>} ⸢da⸣-miThe nidara garment, the blood of the ešda’emi plant
42{tug₂}niŋ₂-dara₂ šu-su-ub {<MIN(u₂-la-pu)>} su-u₂-niThe nidara garment is torn out, the sū’uni garment
43{tug₂}niŋ₂-dara₂ niŋ₂-lal₂ {<⸢MIN⸣(u₂-la-pu)>} da-meThe nidara garment, the nilal garment, and the e-di-e-mu-lapû-garment
44{tug₂}niŋ₂-dara₂ sal-la ⸢sir₂-ra⸣ ⸢si⸣-in-bua thick nidara garment, a esirra-garment and a sīnbum-plant
45[...]-⸢x⸣-ra kan-⸢nu⸣ ša₂ e-riš-ti... the kan’eštu-vessel
46[...] {<MIN(kan-nu)>} ša₂ ha-riš-ti... of the ḫarištu
47[...] na-al-lu-tum... supplication
48[...] {<⸢MIN⸣(na-al-lu-tum)>}... ešme-dītum-plant
49[...] {<[MIN(na-al-lu-tum])>}... šangû-disease
50[...] kan-nu... sealed
51[...]-⸢x⸣ {<MIN(kan-nu)>} na-du-u...-e22-e23 (means) ...,
52[...] qu-u₂... a qû-demon
53[...] {<[MIN(qu-u₂])>}... ditto
54[...] [...]-⸢x-x⸣
r iii
1'[...] [...]-⸢x⸣
2'[...] [...]-ri...-ri
3'[...] [...]-⸢ti⸣... ...-eti’e
4'[...] [...]-⸢ku⸣... ...-ku’e
5'[...] [...]-LUM...-LUM
6'[...] [...]-mu... my ...
7'[a-šag₄] [eq]-luirrigated field
8'[...] ⸢hu⸣-bul-lum... ebullum plant
9'[... {m}AN].⸢ŠAR₂⸣-DU₃-⸢IBILA⸣... Anu-ešarra-bani-apli
10'[...] ⸢x⸣ [...]
11'ša {d}AK u {d}⸢taš⸣-[me-tum]of Nabu and Etaš-emetum
12'GEŠTUG-MIN DAGAL{tu} iš-ru-⸢ku-uš⸣wide understanding
13'i-hu-uz-zu IGI-MIN na-mir-tuHe acquired for himself shining eyes.
14'ni-siq ṭup-šar-ru-tithe highest level of the scribal art
15'ša ina LUGAL-MEŠ a-lik mah-ri-iawhich among the kings who came before me
16'mim-ma šip-ru šu-a-tu₂ la i-hu-uz-zuNothing of this gift has been received
17'⸢x⸣-[...]

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