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BBR pl. 09-10 K 02333+ (P394351)

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

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DesignationBBR pl. 09-10 K 02333+
IDP394351
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenrePrayer
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 12may his land be released.
obverse 6'You recite...
obverse 5'Beloved...
obverse 40'... anything evil...
reverse 20May Enlil, lord of Nippur, stand by his command that cannot be changed.
reverse 13May his illness be released.
obverse 9'... herald
reverse 34May Nusku, vizier of the Ekur, be present; may he be happy.
reverse 31May Ningirsu, the lord of radiance, stand.
reverse 17[With] your pure name, may he resound your pure supplication.
reverse 10You recite his incantations to the water.
reverse 38May Ninkarrak, the great physician, stand.
obverse 44'May the great gods release me.
reverse 30May Nergal, the lord of omens, whose face is full of radiance, be present.
obverse 3'To the wife of
reverse 32May Zababa, lord of your cult centers, be present; may Namtar
obverse 23'... cattle
obverse 24'... cattle
obverse 25'... cattle
obverse 26'... cattle
obverse 27'... cattle
obverse 28'... cattle
obverse 29'... cattle
obverse 30'... cattle
obverse 31'... cattle
obverse 32'... cattle
obverse 33'... cattle
obverse 34'... cattle
obverse 35'... cattle
obverse 36'... cattle
reverse 8May his extispicy be released. On this day, may it be held back, may it be back.
obverse 39'Whose divine radiance is present
reverse 25May Tipak, lord of the army, stand.
reverse 22May Sin, lord of the month, be present; may his land
obverse 13'The sick man
obverse 14'a snare...
reverse 40The incantation, the evil of a man, was established as a person.
obverse 43'... great....
obverse 10'.....
reverse 7May his (personal) god and his (personal) goddess who engendered Nennu, son of Nennu
obverse 22'......
reverse 24May Adad, the lord of divination, stand.
obverse 53'may they pluck up.
reverse 28May Marduk, sage of the gods, who provides for the life, stand.
obverse 51'7 may the divinity of the great gods be appeased.
reverse 42Written and checked according to its original.
obverse 41'The curse related to a curse...
obverse 42'Hand of the gods, sage of the gods,...
reverse 43Palace of Ashurbanipal, king of the world, king of Assyria.
reverse 26May Ninurta, the lord of weapons, stand.
reverse 6that of his (personal) god and his (personal) goddess are seized with him. At that time may they reconcile with him.
reverse 11his sins may he tear out, his sin may he tear out
obverse 49'5, Lipuru: Adad, Marduk, Zababa, U and Ningirsu
reverse 27May Papsukkal, the lord of the scepter, stand.
reverse 39May Babu release his guilt.
obverse 1'... rejoicing
reverse 3May he be a frightened man, may he be a frightened man.
reverse 2May my sin be overturned, may my sin be overturned.
obverse 47'3 lipuru, Itar, Baba and Anuntu
reverse 37May Itar, lady of the land, his father, stand.
reverse 36May a later prince restore the dilapidated sections of his body.
reverse 41It is the fourth tablet of the series.
reverse 5May he see the roof-room of the treasury.
reverse 18The curse (related to) giving (them) to slander (them)
obverse 37'Whose...
obverse 52'May the gods... [...]
obverse 45'May Bel release, ama, warrior
reverse 23May ama, lord of justice, be present; may my guilt be released.
obverse 7'like...
obverse 55'May the curse be released, may the curse be released.
reverse 35May Girra, who soothes the angry god, the angry goddess
obverse 8'The god
obverse 21'... that
obverse 2'Anzilu...
reverse 15The ewe that is not his stag is his stag, his stag is his stag.
obverse 4'to a woman...
reverse 29May Asalluhi, the exorcist of the great gods, who in his sleep is dead, die.
reverse 33May Ennugi, lord of heaven and earth, be present.
obverse 50'6 may Ura, Marduk, Asarru, Asalluhi, Itar, and Tutu
reverse 14his limbs, his limbs, his limbs,
obverse 11'Ar-
reverse 1May the name of the god be dispersed, may my sin be dispersed.
reverse 19May Anu and Antu stand, may he become sick.
obverse 48'4, Lipuru: Anu, Enlil, Ea and Belet-ili
obverse 54'May the foundations be firm and may they be scattered.
obverse 46'2 eponymy of the gods Sîn and Nergal
reverse 21May Ea, the lord of justice, be present.
reverse 16On this day, which so-and-so, son of so-and-so,
reverse 9Tablet of his sin, his sins, his sins,
obverse 12'......
obverse 38'... of...
reverse 4May the kasû-offering be released, may the sabtu be released.

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