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BBR pl. 64 K 02363+ (P394373)

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

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DesignationBBR pl. 64 K 02363+
IDP394373
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL
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)
obverse 33'(If) it is dark and haze: he will take it away and place it on the foundations.
reverse 3... the meal of the morning, ama and Adad come before you.
reverse 7ama, lord of judgments, Adad, lord of judgments,
obverse 20'... Ula, lady of decisions,...
obverse 4'... fullness of the light,...,..,..,
obverse 24'... Nabopolassar, you have poured water into the water and you have set the foundations.
reverse 17You take............
obverse 26'...... and you pour it into a libation bowl.
reverse 31... heaven and earth
reverse 28ama, lord of judgments, Adad, lord of the case
obverse 29'The shrine is the residence of the gods, the judge of judgments.
obverse 6'... a killu-vessel of fine flour and you pour it into...
reverse 27... pure... who guides the destinies...
reverse 18... you speak......
reverse 30Beloved of the great gods,... to ama and Adad.
obverse 13'... for the dwelling of ama and Adad, the gods
obverse 28'... the gods ama and Adad will cast a scepter for the dwelling of the great gods.
obverse 21'... Ea, king of the Apsu
obverse 7'... you set up....,..,...,
obverse 16'... and An
reverse 20... I have been able to..., I have been able to... water in front of...
obverse 36'You recite the incantation in front of the threshing floor (and) the hands of the gods.
obverse 31'he will raise a name and place it on the throne.
reverse 29Tablet of Ashurbanipal, great king, strong king...
obverse 42'You hear my case, judge the case of ama and Adad, and
obverse 22'... Kittu, daughter of Anu
reverse 10who the gods Anu, Enlil, and Ea
obverse 40'I have given you a scepter of your great divinity, a scepter of cedar.
reverse 6(If) he strews flour (and) juniper for a second time ditto.
obverse 35'a brewer's-vessel takes in place and the water from the appu-vessel is poured
obverse 19'... and for the garment of the owner of the sacrifice...
reverse 5The curse related to bringing out truth and truth,
obverse 8'... and you put (them) on the table.
reverse 24... who does not decide a case, the gods... and Adad stand and
reverse 19...... after it, water in the hand...
reverse 15You bring you pure cedar. You... a censer
obverse 37'You give water to the hands of a god.
reverse 2ama and Adad, the gods, judge
reverse 16[x] mash-flour rations are taken into your hands.
obverse 1'... who is bright and...
reverse 8May ama and Adad, your great divinity, receive!
obverse 10'... his.. you recite...
obverse 38'ama, lord of judgments, Adad, lord of the rites, gave you a pure cedar
obverse 11'After you have done this, I have been smitten...
obverse 44'he smote a cedar tree and took (it) before a censer
obverse 3'.....................
obverse 2'.................
reverse 25... his work... the curse that afflicts the insurrection and truth.
reverse 12By my command, my hands, whatever he does,
reverse 14These are the ritual assemblages that are smashed with cedar (and) 3? cedar(?) in your hands.
reverse 1ama, lord of judgments, Adad, lord of judgments,
obverse 27'... a jar
reverse 13he made a flour/incense-offering for three times for a gift.
reverse 21... you speak.
obverse 12'... the adapû-demon...
reverse 11Sîn, ama, Blet-er, Ninurta speak!
obverse 18'... at the left of ama and Adad
obverse 5'You speak...
obverse 14'... Anu, Enlil, and Ea
obverse 15'... Enlil and
obverse 34'(If) he sees a black and yellow-green garment: he will speak well.
obverse 43'By my command, my hands, whatever he does,
reverse 32... he has brought... out..
obverse 41'May the great gods decide a case for me, and may they grant me a firm positive answer.
obverse 25'... you sit on a jug of wine.
reverse 9The meal of the assembly of the great gods.
obverse 32'Is it pleasing to the name of the king?
obverse 39'Beloved of the great gods, who is clad in radiance,
obverse 23'... and Itar, who the lord of sacrifices
reverse 22... I have constantly sought out...,
reverse 23... may the gods, the judges,...
reverse 4By my command, your hands, whatever he does,
obverse 9'... you speak...
reverse 26... water to the head of the ram...
obverse 30'The libation-vessel of Nabû-kalli takes place in your left hand and is placed on the top of the breast-bone.

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