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JRAS 1920, 565-72 (P394316)

CANONICAL > Literature, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationJRAS 1920, 565-72
IDP394316
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Literature
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

Machine English (draft)

Machine draft. Machine English from montycrypto/atf-to-english (atf-en-best-v2, 2026-10-05), generated line by line from the source transliteration (not reproduced here). It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineMachine English (draft)
reverse 24... may he have no rival.
obverse 26'... may it be a...
reverse 17the gods of the gods,
obverse 11'May your days be long! May your years be long!
reverse 27... may it be yours
obverse 20'In the halo of your oxen,
obverse 22'May your beloved oxen be exalted!
reverse 8Be present in your presence, be present, be present.
obverse 6'... may they release you.
obverse 30'... may they hear you.
obverse 4'... may....
reverse 28... your fate.
obverse 23'May my supplication be favourable for you.
reverse 9By your supplications, may it be known.
obverse 16'May the... of your temple be well.
obverse 12'May my life be long!
reverse 7By your command, may I be praised.
obverse 10'May the oath be established, may it be established.
reverse 6By the command of the god and the king, may they be sated.
reverse 14May Marduk, the one who provides for your life,
obverse 24'all of yours may it be his work.
obverse 27'... may he enjoy the barley rations.
reverse 26... may it be your fate.
obverse 28'... may your... be bright.
obverse 8'... or a scepter,
reverse 5By the command of the top of the house may he make you dwell
reverse 22By the command of your great divinity,
obverse 3'.....
obverse 18'I have written to you, may it be known.
obverse 17'You should be a herald before you.
reverse 23............................
obverse 9'Be present in this ram, place in it a firm positive answer.
obverse 25'May your... be repaid.
reverse 12May Sin, the king, be your guard.
reverse 21... your heart, or your heart,
obverse 5'... may they greet you.
obverse 14'Let them be guarded!
reverse 3May his... be praised by your prince!
obverse 19'May you be the one who makes you bow down at your feet!
obverse 29'... as many as there are.
obverse 13'I ask you, or a kappidu priest
reverse 4At the time of Erra may he release you
reverse 32......
reverse 11May I be sated with your feet!
obverse 21'Let him do your work.
obverse 2'....
reverse 30... not...
reverse 10in your arms
reverse 2... may they guard you
reverse 25... may he... be upon you.
reverse 18In the morning, a good day
reverse 20In order to make it shine like daylight,
reverse 29... may they release your name.
reverse 31.........
obverse 7'... may they hear you.
obverse 15'... may it be good.
reverse 19at the threshing floor of Emeli
reverse 13May Ninurta, the hero
reverse 15Who provides for you, whether Baba
reverse 1..., may they give you strength.
reverse 16The oath-priests, the exalted gods

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