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OECT 06, pl. 19, K 01296 (P384963)

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

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DesignationOECT 06, pl. 19, K 01296
IDP384963
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)

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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'⸢am erin₂-na⸣ [di-di ...] ⸢ša₃-ba-ni⸣ [...]The “house of the troops, the way of the king’s army—(?) the šabani temple
ša₂ ⸢ri-mi mu-di-il⸣ um-ma-ni-šu₂ ša₂ be-li₃ ⸢mu⸣-[di-il ...]The heart of Erīmu, his mother, the heart of my lord, ...
2'⸢u₃⸣ lul an-ku-ku ša₃-ba-ni [...](Sum) My temple, the false one, his heart ... (Akk) His temple, which falsely ... his heart
mu-ša₂-⸢aṣ-lil šit⸣-[ti] da-⸢li-ih-ti⸣ [...]Who purifies the sanctuaries of the holy cult centers
ša₂ ṣa-⸢lal sar-ra-ti ṣal⸣-la ŠA₃-šu [...]Whose ša-elal sarrāti-songs are carried off, his hand
3'⸢šag₄⸣ kug-ga-a-ni šag₄ ⸢šen⸣-na-ni ša₃-ba-ni [...]His holy šaĝ-vessel, his holy shrine, his heart
ŠA₃-šu el-lu ŠA₃-šu eb-bu ŠA₃-šu [...]His hand is heavenly, his hand is pure, his mind ...
4'[umun]-ŋu₁₀ ⸢šag₄⸣ an-ta na-ma-nu-um-huŋ-e-[da-ni]When the lord of the šaĝ-priestess rises,
be-lu₄ ša₂ ŠA₃-šu₂ e-liš la i-nu-ha-⸢am⸣The lord whose hand cannot be turned back
5'umun-ŋu₁₀ šag₄ ki-ta na-ma-mu-um-sed-da-niLugalbu, do not calm the heart of the earth
be-lu₄ ša₂ ŠA₃-šu₂ šap-liš la i-pa-ši-ha-am(Sum) The lord, whose hand cannot be dispersed(?) (Akk) The Lord, his hand cannot bear fear
6'an-da uraš-ta nu-um-huŋ-e-da-niWithout An and Uraš
e-liš u šap-liš la i-nu-ha-amabove and below he did not restrain
7'im-mu-un-gurum-ma im-mu-un-til-laHe washed, he finished,
ša₂ u₂-qa-ad-di-da-an-ni u₂-qa-at-ti-an-⸢ni⸣he smote me, he struck me down
8'šu-ŋa₂ šu ur₄-ra ma-al-la-baThat one whose hand was placed in his lap
ina qa-ti-ia a-ru-ur-ti iš-ku-naIn my hands, a scepter has been placed.
9'su-ŋa₂ ni₂ teŋ₃-a ma-al-la-baThe one who has a fearsomeness that is present
ina zum-ri-ia pi₂-rit-ta₅ iš-ku-naIn my body a snare is placed.
10'i-bi₂ bar-ra-ŋa₂ er₂ sa₅-baIn front of Bora, in a beautiful weeping
bur-mi i-ni-ia di-im-ta₅ u₂-ma-al-li(Sum) My intestines are full of tears (Akk) The tears of my eyes are filled with tears
11'šag₄-ŋu₁₀ ur₅-ra-ba a-še-er sa₅-baIn its crenellations and in its beautifications
lib₃-bi ša₂ qi₂-da-a-ti₃ ta-ne₂-ha u₂-ma-al-li(Sum) The heart of the qidātu-festival is filled with rejoicing (Akk) It fills with joy
12'1(U) }} šag₄ kug-bi ga-an-huŋ a-ra-zu ga-an-na-ab-dug₄I want to pacify the heart with its silver and utter an arazu prayer to him
ŠA₃-šu el-lu₄ lu-ni-ihHis hand is pure, let me rejoice
13'šag₄ em-ma-ke₄ šag₄ e₃-ma-ke₄ de₃-em₃-ma₃-huŋ-eMay the one of the storm, the one who comes out, rejoice over me.
ŠA₃-šu ina pu-uš-šu-hi li-nu-ha-amMay his hand be swollen against him
14'lipiš em-ma-ke₄ na-e₃-ma-ke₄ de₃-<em₃-ma₃-huŋ-e>May the utterance of the word, the coming out of it, be appeased
lib₃-bi be-lu-ti-šu₂ ina pu-uš-šu-hithe heart of his lordship on account of it
15'ša₃-ab gi₄-u₃ gi₄-u₃ de₃-en-na-du₁₂-aMay he say to you "turn back, turn back!"
lib-bu na-as₂-hi-ra {<MIN(na-as₂-hi-ra)>} liq-qa-bi-šumMay he say to him:
16'ša₃-ab huŋ-u₃ huŋ-u₃ de₃-en-na-du₁₂-aMay he say to you "may the heart be sweet, may it be sweet"
lib-bu nu-uh nu-uh“May the heart be calm, may it be calm.
17'ša₃-ab aš tar-ra gal di ma-an-kud-daThe heart of a man is a great judge
ana ŠA₃-šu₂ ir-ta-ši ra-bi-ti ša₂ de-e-ni ra-ma-ni-šu₂ i-din-nuHe has redeemed himself from his debts, he has given a great lawsuit against him.
18'⸢ša₃⸣-ab {d}a-nun-na ša₃-ab e₃-a-na a-ra-zu-a de₃-en-na-an-sug₂-sug₂-⸢ge⸣-[eš]The Anuna temple, when he enters, may he stand before you in arazu prayer
ana pu-uš-šu-uh ŠA₃-šu₂ {d}{<MIN(A.NUN.NA)>} ina te-es₃-li-⸢ti li⸣-[...]In order to release his sin, may ditto Anunnaku in prayer
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1{d}a-nun-na an-na a ⸢ri⸣-[...]The Anuna gods of heaven, alas, the ēriš temple
{<MIN({d}A.NUN.NA)>} ša₂ ri-hu-ut {d}a-nu ra-hu-⸢u⸣ [...]Ditto by Anuna, who loves Anu!
2dim₃-me-er-bi er₂-ra mu-un-er-ra a-ra-zu ⸢de₃⸣-[...]Its god weeps, he utters an arazu prayer
il₃-su taq-rib-tu ub-lam im-[...](Sum) Its ilu priestess, the taqribtu priest, brought ... (Akk) He brought his ilus priestesses to the ublam priesthood
3šir₃-bi du₁₂-a ma-ra-huŋ-e šag₄-zu de₃-en-⸢huŋ⸣-[...]May he/she say to you "may your heart be pacified to you"
ṣer-ha mu-ne-ha ina šu-uz-mu-riThe ṣerḫu-plant, the nēḫa-plant in the womb
ṣer-ha ina šu-uz-mu-ri ina šu-ta-mi-iThe ṣerḫu-plant in the morning in the evening
4umun-si gal umun-ŋuruš-a-ke₄ a-ra-zu de₃-ra-⸢ab-be₂⸣May great lord Lugalsi and Lugalburuš speak an arazu prayer to you
be-lu₄ iš-šak-ku ra-bu-u {d}NIN.URTAO lord, great one, Ninurta,
5gu₃ de₂-de₂ gašan-nibru{ki}ke₄ siškur₂ <de₃-ra-ab-be₂>May he/she say to you “Speak to Gašannibru!"
ša₂-as-sa-i-tu₄ {d}NIN.NIBRU{ki}ša-sa-ītu of Ninnibru
6{d}am-an-ki am uru₂-ze₂-eb-ba{ki}ke₄ a-ra-zu <de₃-ra-ab-be₂>May Amanki, the bull of Eridu, utter an arazu prayer to you
7ama eš₃-mah {d}dam-gal-nun-na-ke₄ siškur₂ <de₃-ra-ab-be₂>May the mother of the Ešmah temple, Damgalnuna, speak a siskur prayer to you
8{d}asar-lu₂-hi umun tin-tir{ki}ke₄ a-ra-zu <de₃-ra-ab-be₂>May Asalluhi, lord of Babylon, speak an arazu prayer to you
9mu-ud-na-ni {d}pa₄-nun-an-ki-ke₄ siškur₂ <de₃-ra-ab-be₂>May his spouse Panunanki speak a siskur prayer to you
10sukkal-zu {d}mu-ze₂-eb-ba-še₂₁ a-ra-zu <de₃-ra-ab-be₂>May your minister, Mudugaše, utter an arazu prayer to you
11e₂-gi₄-a dumu saŋ {d}uraš-a siškur₂ <de₃-ra-ab-be₂>May the bride, the eldest daughter of Uraš speak a siskur prayer to you
12{d}mar-tu-e umun-hur-saŋ-ŋa₂-ke₄ a-ra-zu <de₃-ra-ab-be₂>May Martu, Lugalhursa, utter an arazu prayer to you
13{d}gu₂-bar-ra gašan-gu₂-edin-na-ke₄ siškur₂ <de₃-ra-ab-be₂>May Gubara, the vangu’edena priest, utter a siskur prayer to you
14i-bi₂ zid bar-mu-un-ši-ib₂ de₃-ra-ab-⸢be₂⸣May he/she say to you "look faithfully"
15gu₂-zu zig₃-mu-un-ši-ib₂ de₃-ra-ab-[be₂]May he say to you "raise your neck towards him"
16šag₄-zu de₃-en-na-huŋ-e de₃-<ra-ab-be₂>May he say to you "may your heart be pacified to him"
17bar-zu de₃-en-na-sed-de₃ de₃-<ra-ab-be₂>May he say to you "may your liver be soothed to him"
18šag₄-zu šag₄ ama tu-ud-da-gin₇ ki-bi-še₃ ha-ma-⸢gi₄⸣-[gi₄]May your heart, like the heart of a birth mother, be restored to its place for me
19ama tu-ud-da a-a tu-ud-da-gin₇ ki-bi-še₃ <ha-ma-gi₄-gi₄>Like the birth mother, like the birth father, may it be restored to its place for me
20⸢er₂⸣-ša₃-huŋ-ŋa₂ 45-am₃ mu šid-bi-im {d}en-lil₂-la₂-⸢kam⸣It is the 45th eršahuŋa song of Enlil.
21ki-ma la-bi-ri-šu₂ SAR-ma ba-⸢a⸣-[ri]Written and collated according to its original

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