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OECT 06, pl. 08, K 05001 (P384944)

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

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DesignationOECT 06, pl. 08, K 05001
IDP384944
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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)
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1'⸢x⸣ [... šag₄-zu AG₂ <...>]... your heart ...
mu-na-ʾi ⸢x x⸣ [... ŠA₃-ka]who fills the ... of your hand
2'u₃-mu-un il₂-la izi ⸢su₃-ud x⸣ [erim₂-ma šag₄-zu AG₂ <...>]Lord, raising a torch, ... enemy, your heart ...
be-li₃ na-ši di-pa-ri mu-ha-am-mi₃-iṭ a-a-bi ⸢ŠA₃-ka⸣My lord, the one who makes the diparu-festival pass by, the father of the E-ŠA-e- temple
3'du₈-du₈ kur nu-še-ga šag₄-zu ⸢AG₂⸣ <...>The ruins of a remote mountain, your heart ... the E-AG-e-23 temple
na-si-ih ma-at la ma-gi-ri ŠA₃-ka <...>Protector of the unsubmissive land, your hand ...
4'suh erim₂-ma zi šag₄-zu AG₂ <...>The dust of the enemy, your true heart ...
mu-bal-li na-piš-ti rag-gi ŠA₃-ka <...>Who restores life (and) requites the sins of your hand
5'šeŋ₃ izi na₄-bi-ta gu₂-erim₂-ma šag₄-zu AG₂ <...>The fire of the stone, the enemy's weapon, your heart ...
mu-ša₂-az-nin ab-ni u i-ša₂-ti UGU a-a-bi ŠA₃-ka <...>(Sum) I am the one who makes heaven and earth tremble(?) (Akk) The one who causes the heavens and earth to be shaken by your hand
6'{[d]}⸢iškur mu-lu ŋeš-par₃⸣-bi-ta erim₂-ma nu-e₃-de₃Iškur, the one of the “Sea-of-the-God-Second-River’, will not let the enemy come out.
{⸢d⸣}[IŠKUR ša₂ ina giš-par]-⸢ri⸣-šu₂ a-a-bi la uṣ-ṣu-uThe god Adad, who in his yoke does not speak the enemy
7'[...] ⸢gu₂-zu zig₃⸣-mu-un-ši-⸢ib₂⸣... raise your neck towards it
[... re]-⸢ši-ka⸣... your shepherd
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1'⸢tum₉ dug₃⸣-[ga ri-a-bi aŋ₂-hul su-ŋu₁₀]-ta ⸢bi₂-in-zi⸣-[zi](Sum) The ešumu-vessel, which is filled with evil, rises up from the reed screen (Akk) Its e‘vessels, which are filled with bad things
⸢ša₂⸣-ar-ka [...] ⸢lem⸣-nu ša₂ zu-um-ri-ia [...]The ša-e-arka-plant, the e-lemnu-plant of my body
2'[umun mu]-⸢lu⸣ e-re-za šag₄-⸢zu⸣ [de₃-en-na-huŋ-ŋa₂ bar]-⸢zu⸣ de₃-en-na-⸢sed⸣-[de₃]Lord, may your servant be appeased by your servant, may he soothe your servant
3'[dim₃-me]-er-ŋu₁₀ mu-lu ⸢siškur₂⸣-[ra-ke₄] siškur₂ de₃-ra-⸢ab-be₂⸣May Immerbu, the one of the esiškur prayer, pray to you
4'⸢amalu⸣-ŋu₁₀ mu-lu ⸢a⸣-[ra-zu-ke₄] a-ra-zu <(de₃-ra-ab-be₂)>May he/she say a prayer to you in the E-malu-e-ra-zu temple
5'{[d]}⸢mar⸣-tu-e mu-[lu hur-saŋ-ŋa₂-ke₄] siškur₂ <(de₃-ra-ab-be₂)>May Marduk, the one of the mountain range, utter a siskur prayer to you
6'{⸢d⸣}gu₂-bar-⸢ra⸣ [gašan-gu₂-edin]-⸢na-ke₄⸣ a-ra-zu <(de₃-ra-ab-be₂)>May he pray to you, O Gubara, the vangû-demon of the plain
7'{d}am-an-⸢ki⸣ [am uru₂-ze₂-eb]-⸢ba⸣{ki}[ke₄] siškur₂ <(de₃-ra-ab-be₂)>May Enlil, the mother of Uruzeb, utter a siskur prayer to you
8'ama eš₃-mah {[d}dam-gal-nun-na]-⸢ke₄⸣ [a-ra-zu <(de₃-ra-ab-be₂)>]May the mother of the great shrine Damgalnuna utter an arazu prayer to you
9'{d}asar-⸢lu₂⸣-[hi umun tin-tir{ki}ke₄ siškur₂ <(de₃-ra-ab-be₂)>]May Asar-elu-ehi, lord of Babylon, utter a siskur prayer to you

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