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4R2 33* (P394908)

CANONICAL > Divination > Hemerology > Inbu bēl arḫi, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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Designation4R2 33*
IDP394908
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Divination > Hemerology > Inbu bēl arḫi
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.

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col 2 43He shall not make a claim. The physician shall not raise a claim against a illness.
col 1 12If he is ill for a third time: Marduk and Zarpanitu will not live.
col 2 19He presented his offerings to...
col 1 32It is unfavourable. It is not favourable.
col 1 47It is the 10th of Belet-Ekur and Diku.
col 2 3ama, Blet-eri
col 1 1Month Arasamna (VIII),...th day, eponym year of the sage of the gods.
col 3 18'You take a libation bowl of barley.
col 2 22The king should bring his garment to an end, he should not enter a temple.
col 1 11His hand is seen with the god. The god...
col 1 26(If) he is dressed in a black tiara in front of a mountain to Adad: the king will reach his goal.
col 3 14'If on the 25th day: the adahu of Enlil, Belet-ili.
col 4 17If in Arasamna (VIII) the king strews a date palm in a garden: he will not be satisfied.
col 1 19If on the 4.5th day of Bl-ekur and Blti-ekur he does not come out.
col 4 22If in Arasamna (VIII) a house is destroyed:... will not be satisfied.
col 3 53'You set up a censer and a temple for his god.
col 1 58You take a ritual assemblage. You recite the incantation with the god.
col 1 24The king is a igu'u-demon.
col 3 28'O omen of the great people,
col 1 30He should not eat meat that is cooked in a cloister's cloister.
col 2 45he placed a niqû-offering. In the morning for Enlil
col 3 11'If on the day of Bel-ekalli and Nin-ekalli
col 1 20(If) the king does not go out to the street: he will not acquire a wife.
col 3 40'You take a ritual assemblage. You recite the incantation with the god.
col 2 21If on the 16th day: the night of Marduk and Zarpanitu.
col 2 2If the Moon carries a crown: he will raise a rebellion against the land.
col 3 16'in front of the Pabilsag star to the Lady of Babylon.
col 2 4He places a ritual assemblage for the Moon.
col 3 26'His hand is with the god.
col 4 25If in Arasamna (VIII) a king makes a libation of wine: he will not become satisfied.
col 2 47In the evening, may he prostrate himself before Itar.
col 3 52'Give it to a god or an akitu-prayer to a god!
col 1 33The king of the chariot is not able to smite a single chariot.
col 4 26... of the rites of the scribal art.
col 2 37His hand is seen with the god.
col 1 39shepherd of the great people, his hand to take care of.
col 1 43(and) before Ninurta and Gula, the king gave his offerings.
col 3 20'May the king, my lord, hear my prayer.
col 1 36(If) he does not pay attention to the ritual assemblage: in the night before Marduk, Itar(?)
col 3 12'The king gave his offerings to Bel-ekalli and Nin-ekal.
col 1 21(and) king Mullissu made his offerings.
col 4 15If in Arasamna (VIII) a woman gives birth to a king: that child will give birth to a king.
col 1 18You libate a libation-vessel, libate a libation-vessel with the god.
col 3 24'If on the 27th day: the radiance of Nergal, the festival of Nabû, will not grow.
col 4 2If in Arasamna (VIII) a king will take away...
col 3 8'If on the day of the eponymy of ama and Adad:
col 2 49If on the 20th day: he will give birth to the light of the moon and the sun.
col 1 53...
col 1 54...
col 2 36...
col 3 35'...
col 3 36'...
col 1 34Where a claim the haruspex shall place
col 3 47'Month Arasamna (VIII), of the lord of the sage of the gods, Marduk.
col 4 16If in Arasamna (VIII) the king's undeveloped plot will do it, his adversary will do it.
col 1 8(If) he stands for a good woman
col 4 11If in Arasamna (VIII) a king goes out to the god Adad: his heart will not be satisfied.
col 3 54'his heart is not good?
col 3 30'If he is ill, he will not reach his goal.
col 2 11The king of the chariot has not ceased there, nor has he ceased there.
col 4 5If in Arasamna (VIII) on the 20th day a man makes a bread for ama: there will be good.
col 2 1If on the 13th day of the moon the god will not eat barley.
col 4 20If in Arasamna (VIII) a fire...
col 2 14The king should not abandon his name in a black or black omen.
col 3 10'You take a ritual assemblage, place his hand with the god.
col 4 18If in Arasamna (VIII) the king a garden - he will conquer his enemy.
col 2 16Be present in this ram, place in it a firm positive answer, favorable designs, favorable, propitious omens by the oracular command of the god.
col 3 21'(If) in the evening he gives his offering to Ea, the great god.
col 4 7Whoever breaks the contract, whether it is good, or it is good.
col 4 8If in Arasamna (VIII) a king or a sukku-priest or a musukku-priest or a musukku-priest of a god does
col 1 22You libate a libation-vessel. You recite the incantation with the god. The king will achieve this.
col 3 1'(If) he does not go(?) to(?) the throne of the king, his offerings to ama
col 1 46................
col 1 48... in the evening in front of the Scorpion
col 1 10The moon is surrounded by a halo, it is surrounded by a halo.
col 3 51'If in Arasamna (VIII) a king of the land or a temple or a god's temple or a wall is built
col 2 23May he be sated with the abbuttu-demon.
col 4 3If in Arasamna (VIII) a king... his god....
col 2 50He recites the incantation 'I want to give it to the moon' of the god Blet-ili.'
col 2 46At noon, for the god Blet-il, at the entire day for the god Adad
col 2 53If on the 21st day: you recite the incantation of the moon and sun.
col 1 14May he give a gift to Enlil and Sin.
col 2 12Where a claim the haruspex shall place
col 3 32'The king of the chariot has not sworn his full extent.
col 2 40He shall not return his garment to its place. He shall not return. He shall not return.
col 1 15May (this query) go to the goddess Ishtar. May it be favourable! May it be favourable! May it be seen in front of him! May it be favourable!
col 1 29The evil demon, shepherd of the great people,
col 3 6'He performs the niqû-offering to the Moon of the Great God.
col 2 17If on the 15th day of Nin-Eana: he will build the property of the moon.
col 3 49'or his goddess or his great gods, I greatly enlarged
col 1 45... may.. bless.
col 3 33'Wherever a claim should arise, the haruspex shall not place.
col 3 41'... whatever afflicts...
col 2 27He provides food offerings, provides food offerings.
col 2 7If on the 14th day of Ninlil: Nergal.
col 1 55.... you take..., you recite the incantation... with the god.
col 1 6... eats barley, eats beer, eats meat of a bird
col 2 26In the morning, for ama, Blet-eri
col 2 8shepherd of the great people, flesh that is present in the scribal art.
col 3 46'His god will hear all day...
col 2 28...... he swore, and his evil will be released.
col 2 57He has not heard anything....
col 3 45'(If) he is seized in the morning: to the god
col 3 34'He should not raise a hand against a illness.
col 2 9He should not eat bread; he should not eat a libation vessel.
col 2 42He does not know where the verdict of a haruspex
col 2 6with the god
col 1 44... may he take...
col 1 25May he write down the incantation 'Let me write the incantation 'Let me write' on the tablet'.
col 1 3His ritual: You recite pure extispicy to the king.
col 1 51If on the 11th day: he will receive the payment of Tashmetu and Zarpanitu.
col 4 9or the temple of a new god... stands over his adversary.
col 3 29'He should not eat meat that is cooked in a libation bowl.
col 3 9'The king gave his offerings to ama and Adad.
col 3 19'If on the 26th day: brick of Ea.
col 3 42'If on the 30th day of Anu and Enlil
col 4 24If in Arasamna (VIII) the king sees a sagulaza-demon: he will die.
col 1 37(If) a king gives birth to his food, he will take away the ritual assemblage, his hand will be seen with the god.
col 3 44'You take a libation bowl for....
col 1 2When the moon becomes visible in the month of the moon, the shepherd of the great people.
col 3 23'Its hand is placed with the god. The man will be well on the road.
col 4 1If in Arasamna (VIII) the king's reign will become new....
col 4 23If in Arasamna (VIII) the horns of the colon are swollen:... will not prosper.
col 1 13(If) a king does not come out (and) does not come out in the night before Marduk and Itar, the king his food.
col 4 12If in Arasamna (VIII) the king gives bread: he will not be satisfied.
col 4 19If in Arasamna (VIII) the king... his king will give back.
col 1 57the king, his offerings to Enlil and Ninlil
col 2 41The king should not take a chariot, the king should not be negligent.
col 2 20...........,
col 4 21If in Arasamna (VIII) his intestines are swollen: he will become good.
col 2 39Shepherd of the great people, meat that is cooked in the morning, is not eaten.
col 1 40To Nabû and Tashmetu he presented his offering.
col 3 4'If on the day of the second day there is a mole on the left and the left side of the moon.
col 1 17(If) he is dressed in a black garment before Nabû and Tashmetu: the king will make his offering.
col 2 44(If) he does not pay attention to the ritual assemblage: the king will give his offerings to Ninurta and Gula.
col 4 10If in Arasamna (VIII) a king who reveres (the king) (and) his god (is) swollen: his grain.
col 2 10It is not a year, it is not a year, it is not a year.
col 3 43'The king gave his offerings to Anum and Enlil.
col 2 56The king should not take a chariot, it will not take a single day.
col 1 31... he will not return his garment.
col 1 42If on the4.9th day of Ninurta (and) Gula
col 3 31'It is not a year, it is not a year.
col 1 9If the day reaches the goddesses: the king's barley will give his food to ama the lady of the lands.
col 3 38'will be made. The day will come. The king will be happy.
col 2 15he appointed to Ninlil and Nergal.
col 4 13If in Arasamna (VIII) the king has a wife: he will not acquire a copy.
col 2 51...... his hand is seen with the god.
col 2 54The'strength' of the great people is favourable.
col 1 28If on the seventh day: the meal of Marduk and Zer-ibni.
col 3 22'May he grant to ama and Adad a long-lasting reign.
col 2 25The king gave his offerings, offering, and offering.
col 3 5'When the barley of the king his offering to ama, Belet-eri
col 1 16If on the day of the eeu-festival of Nabû:
col 2 52... she will acquire...
col 4 6If in Arasamna (VIII) a king or a rival... or a dais
col 2 24(If) he is a black man, before Marduk, Itar(?)
col 3 50'Its king is Lamassu.
col 1 49(If) the Old Man reaches its name:
col 3 15'(If) the day reaches the barley of the king: the street will not pass; in black-headed people for Enlil.
col 3 2'Blet-Kr to the moon he set up.
col 1 23If the day of Adad (and) Ninlil
col 1 50You take a censer of juniper, place his hand with the god.
col 2 18The king, his wife...
col 3 7'... his hand. Witness...
col 2 38If on the 19th day: he will die of Gula.
col 3 13'You take a ritual assemblage, place his hand with the god.
col 3 3'You take a ritual assemblage. You recite the incantation. Its hand is seen with the god.
col 4 14If in Arasamna the king's wife enters his palace: he will not be satisfied.
col 1 27You take a ritual assemblage, perform a ritual assemblage, perform a ritual assemblage with a god.
col 1 56If on the 12th day: the bread of Enlil and Ninlil.
col 1 7(If) on the threshing floor(?), the stone(?) of the gods, which stands for evil
col 2 55You do not eat bread, you do not eat a garment, you do not return it to its place.
col 3 25'(If) he is a slave (and) his food offering is given to Nergal and Nabû: he will take (his) meal.
col 3 39'His food offerings to Sin... he presented.
col 2 13The physician shall not overturn his hand to the physician.
col 1 4The sandal was placed in the morning: the king gave his offerings to ama.
col 1 35The physician should not raise his hand against a illness.
col 1 38If on the day of the eighth day the eeu-plant of Nabû does not come out: in black(?)
col 1 41He shall take a libation bowl of beer and his hands with the god Agir.
col 3 27'If on the 28th day of Ea the day of Nergal the day of barley
col 2 48... with a god, whose utterances are pleasing,
col 3 17'The king set his food offerings before the Wagon.
col 4 4If in Arasamna (VIII) a king is swollen:...
col 1 5Belet-eri (is) the 30th (of the preceding month).
col 1 52... day...
col 2 5shepherd of the great people,
col 3 48'(If) in Arasamnu (Month VIII), from the 1st to the 30th day the king should be his god.
col 3 37'If on the 29th day: the day of the 30th day: Igigi and Anunnaki.

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