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ABRT 1, 60 - 62 (P394483)

Ritual and liturgical, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationABRT 1, 60 - 62
IDP394483
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreRitual and liturgical
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 19ama, lord of judgments, Adad, lord of the case,
reverse 12did not pass, into the midst of which all the plants grew.
reverse 3......... I greet you.
obverse 3'The girû-priestess is a firm positive answer.......
obverse 10'The haruspex strews water.
reverse 18he...,
obverse 12'ama, lord of judgments, Adad, lord of omens, will raise you.
obverse 9'he will give him. He will make a ritual assemblage and a ritual assemblage.
reverse 8... may... be present in the sheep... on his right and left.
reverse 4... he adorned her mouth. Nusku, vizier of the Ekur
reverse 20This is the owner of the head and head.
reverse 26.........
reverse 24... they bring...
obverse 1'.....................
reverse 2... who is adorned with pure...,
obverse 19'He shall have the usufruct of the pure mashtakal-plant, he shall have the usufruct of it, and he shall return the shepherd to the steppe.
reverse 7... by my command, my hand, whatever he does,
reverse 22... ama and Adad, your great divinity,
obverse 2'In the place where a judge is appointed, Nisaba, the place where a judge is appointed
reverse 1.... he constantly seeks out... of the plants.
obverse 6'The gods ama and Adad stood by me and
reverse 6... I shall greet you.
reverse 14I will place you as a prostitute.
reverse 25.......
obverse 24'ama, lord of judgments, Adad, lord of omens, will raise you.
obverse 14'(If) a son of a gazelle has born him and his mother in the open country is good: his foot will be over him.
reverse 11... in the first year which I did not erase,
obverse 16'He saw him, and Adad, the warrior, in the midst of the earth, he made his light shine(?)
reverse 13The water of the pure cult centers is poured.
reverse 5... may he bring... to me, and the curse of a haruspex
obverse 25'... they created... in the shrine of akkan...
obverse 7'By my command, my hand, whatever he does,
reverse 17The curse (related to) feeding cattle, drinking and drinking (against) the truth
obverse 20'... they do not know about him. I shall eat a ram, and I shall bring you a ram.
reverse 15You are the one who is clad in radiance, the one who is pleasing to ama and Adad.
obverse 23'... of Amar-mada
obverse 18'The plants(?), the plants in the steppe will be all right.
reverse 16He stood by me and my name is my hand.
obverse 22'In everything he does, the curse, the curse, and the truth of his heart
obverse 8'If his envoys are not well, he is not holy, he will do as he deems best.
obverse 4'Concerning...,...,..., a decision, and
reverse 9he entered. As to the tuhhu-disease
obverse 15'he brought him into the steppe,
obverse 21'... the gods ama and Adad stand at my command and
obverse 5'The throne-bearers who sit on throne-daissu-daissu-daissu-daissu-daissu-daissu-daissu-daissu-daissu-daissu-daissu-daissu-daissu-dais
reverse 21... truth, my case is favourable to the judge.
obverse 13'The pure calf, the son of the calf, whose face is dark,
obverse 11'He set up a scepter and set up his hand.
obverse 17'Elam, di'ium will become happy; he will become happy; he will become happy; he will become happy.
reverse 10ama, lord of judgments, Adad, lord of omens, will raise you.
reverse 23... your great divinity

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