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ABRT 1, 80 (P394361)

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

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DesignationABRT 1, 80
IDP394361
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreDivination
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 col 3 24And as soon as he orders, may ama my case judge.
obverse col 1 9'For the... table of ama and Adad, may he not be beaten.
obverse col 2 31'I did not. The 13 gods of year...
reverse col 4 2'... the river
obverse col 1 6'The breast, the fatty tissue, the KA.NE and the silqu-flour take (it).
obverse col 1 8'... you take... and you dwell.
obverse col 2 37'1 qû of beer,...;
obverse col 2 26'You let him enter and......
obverse col 1 18'he poured water into oil.
obverse col 1 19'... he saw..., two? times he saw
obverse col 1 4'4 pure sheep(s), 2 for ama and Adad, 1 for Aya
reverse col 3 26(If) they are dark: she will die; she will die; she will die.
reverse col 4 11'He brought water into the water of its standing-place
reverse col 4 20'he did not send him to him.
obverse col 2 35'... table(s)
reverse col 4 13'.........
reverse col 4 16'May he be pure, may he be pure,
reverse col 4 12'the gods of heaven and earth, the judges who stand in heaven and earth
obverse col 1 23'(If) the lords make a decision, he will make a decision,
obverse col 1 24'......
reverse col 3 7'a tamarisk (and) a tullalû-plant he purifies, (and) he removes (it)
reverse col 3 15'The namburbû-priestess has sworn awe-inspiring brilliance.
obverse col 2 10'Lord ama, lord of the crown,
reverse col 3 10'It is angug stone in a... wool-dyed wool
reverse col 4 21'.............
obverse col 2 18'For the gods and the great Itar, the one who provides sacrifices,
reverse col 4 14'... of princeliness
obverse col 2 19'(If) they are large: he will die; he will die.
obverse col 1 7'You strew a censer of juniper, cedar, tamarisk,
obverse col 2 5'... a table
reverse col 4 22'.... he smote... in the place of judgment, judgments are favourable.
obverse col 1 2'A table with a left side to Aya, his beloved spouse
reverse col 3 3'and battle will be established for him; his face will be established for him in the morning.
obverse col 1 11'(If) a lightning flashes, the well-being of the kid, the weapon of the right
obverse col 2 17'For the utterance of a god over him, the great...
obverse col 2 13'An sits on the throne and
reverse col 3 17(If) he sees (it) in his mouth: he will die from his feet.
reverse col 3 4'ama, the treasurer, a jar of tamarisk,
obverse col 2 21''May it be removed, may it not be removed!'
obverse col 2 16'(If) he is seated on the right, his left, he should be reconciled...
reverse col 4 6'... a leather bag and a brewer...
reverse col 4 8'the temple of Utu, the exalted judge, father of the black-headed
reverse col 4 1'... canal
obverse col 2 34'of the... of ama
obverse col 1 16'The curse (related to) destroying a cedar tree
reverse col 3 13'he swore a niqû-demon. He swore an oath and
obverse col 2 9'On account of the owner of the rations being sold.
obverse col 1 12'You libate a ram-offering to a god.
obverse col 1 40'......
reverse col 3 22May he make a cedar jar at his mouth.
reverse col 3 25... the haruspex to be a haruspex
reverse col 4 17'... the agubû-offering, the haruspex, (and) the tavern...
obverse col 1 13'At the left side of the moon and the Great Gods
obverse col 2 2'When... anything
reverse col 3 6'a garment of zakû-garment has been made.
obverse col 2 4'You set up the table before Marduk
obverse col 1 5'his beloved spouse, one for Bunene, vizier of ama and Aya
obverse col 2 24'... and... before ama
obverse col 1 14'a tavern, a harpiu-tree, (as well as) food, food (and) kadrû-offering
reverse col 3 9'(If) a mongoose sees it and
obverse col 2 12'he took and before ama and Adad, a sacrifice
reverse col 4 15'price of the pure hand of the holy cedar,
reverse col 3 14'During his case, ama and Adad stand faithfully
obverse col 2 1'son(?)
reverse col 4 5'... of a canal in the fire of a threshing floor
reverse col 3 16You crush angugu-stone and the bread and ama
obverse col 2 7'he established, and he established
reverse col 4 10'... faithful ruler... Enki, Asalluhi
obverse col 1 10'of the... sheep. If meat and milk have come
reverse col 4 4'... anything evil that does not approach him, Kia-Id, U-Id
obverse col 1 20'The son of the haruspex sits on the throne before ama and Adad.
reverse col 3 2'When the haruspex to the king swore,
reverse col 3 12'(If) the watercourse irrigates the water with fire:
reverse col 3 5'You pour (them) into a libation-vessel.
obverse col 2 30'Nanaya, Ningetina, Ura and Gula
obverse col 2 36'(If) he sees a red nindanu-flour:.......
obverse col 1 22'ama and Adad, the great gods, lords of heaven and earth,
reverse col 3 1'.........
reverse col 4 19'.......
obverse col 2 20'(If) his dream is complete: hand of a man's life will be over him.
reverse col 3 11'You put ubû-stone (and) pnu-stone in his body.
obverse col 2 22'In the oil of Ea whose ritual:
obverse col 2 33'Kittu, Miaru, a man
reverse col 4 23'......
obverse col 2 23'... he sees a snake and a snake......
obverse col 2 29'Ea, the man, Sin, Nergal, Itar
reverse col 3 23may they place (it) for his horns.
reverse col 4 7'... pure(?)...s, pure agubbû-offerings, a dilimgal-demon, a torch, a torch
reverse col 4 18'...... a lawsuit and if a haruspex in his body
reverse col 3 27... you do it and
obverse col 2 3'The lord of the sacrifices will raise his hand, and he will make the utnnû-demon rise.
obverse col 2 32'ama, Adad, Marduk, Aya,
obverse col 2 25'He places pure cedar in his hands
obverse col 2 28'Belet-balssu-iqbi, Belet-kurkur, A
obverse col 1 21'Judge the truth and Ishara's verdict.
obverse col 2 8'A sacrifice of the haruspex made and made a case
obverse col 1 17'he has not sworn by the name of the scribal art.
reverse col 4 3'... the haruspex is located and... is sick
obverse col 2 15'This oil from the beginning to the end of the horn...
obverse col 2 11'In the day of ama, the day is pure cedar
reverse col 3 20May my life be long, and may my great name be long.
obverse col 1 15'The son of the haruspex shall not seek a lawsuit against(?) the garden
obverse col 2 38'1 tallu-vessel...
obverse col 2 27'You sit down and the oath of the scribal art...
reverse col 3 21When a haruspex enters
reverse col 3 19You speak in his heart to ama and (you) praise
reverse col 4 9'Utu, the diviner, set up a cedar bed with butter and butter.
obverse col 2 6'he will take a possession of a possession, and
reverse col 3 8'... cedar in his mouth
obverse col 2 14'May (this query) go to your great divinity ama and Adad.
obverse col 1 3'The table for Bunene, vizier ama and Aya
reverse col 3 18On top of it, there will be many omens.

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