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CT 41, pl. 01-04, K 03701 + (P395179)

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

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DesignationCT 41, pl. 01-04, K 03701 +
IDP395179
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)
obverse 24'If an anomaly which ditto appears in a garden, your cult center will be destroyed.
obverse 21'That river will fill your lips.
obverse 20'If an anomaly which ditto appears in the river
obverse 10'... the temple?...
reverse 23If he... with thunder, rain and...
reverse 21(If) in the city...............
obverse 13'If a bird... is located on a threshing floor: there will be a flood in the land.
reverse 17(If) ditto (a man, when walking,) he strews water in the garden: the lord of the garden.
reverse 14If ditto (and) a bull stands in a man's house:....
reverse 15If ditto a planet emerges in a halo : in a man's house.......
obverse 23'The king will approach the land.
reverse 39.........
obverse 25'If the eagle becomes visible in the... of the city: that city will experience evil.
obverse 11'... whose face nobody knows. In the midst of the palace...
obverse 1'.........
reverse 1If a ewe gives birth to a bird in a cloister
obverse 2'... sits on a peaceful daises.
obverse 4'... to the... of mankind his... with(?)
reverse 20If a kudurrnu bird is like a kiln,... horns
reverse 13If ditto (and) in a man's house they enter (and) birds....
reverse 32... stands on the bank of the river. Half of the gap...
reverse 30The ziggurat of the land will smite, the heart of the land will smite
reverse 16If ditto (a man) lies in the wall of the city: that city will be destroyed.
reverse 3If the eagle's head in the lap of a man's house...
obverse 7'...... whose face nothing is missing in the palace...
reverse 37... the chief of the throne
reverse 7namru of the city
reverse 2... enemy?... to the land...
reverse 22You recite the incantation 'His name is in his name.'
reverse 10If a bird's name is in the city that enters.......
reverse 35If...... the city....
obverse 12'... that temple will be destroyed.
reverse 29on the bank of the river like that of a flood...
reverse 38... water
reverse 31(If) he is a pigeon: his name is for them; he is a lion before....
obverse 5'... he did, and then he brought the troops with the weapon
reverse 12If ditto he sees a man in a man's house... in the field not....
obverse 19'If an anomaly, which ditto is seen in the lap of a god's temple, that god's temple will be destroyed.
obverse 9'... whose face no hand is seen in the palace...
reverse 5If a ewe gives birth to a lion in the centre of the city:....
obverse 3'... at any time, no one...
reverse 24If a mountain thunders: he will not live. Ditto.
obverse 18'He will be seen inside the city. That city will be plundered.
obverse 22'If it is raining: ditto it is seen in the wall.
reverse 4If a eagle sees a bird in a man's house: that house.......
reverse 6If a eagle stands in the centre of the city and...
reverse 36... the land
reverse 26If an apilnu-bird... greatly and....
reverse 33If a... bird stands in its name: a man's house... and he is surrounded by a flood
reverse 18If a pigeon... a... ox....
reverse 9If a eagle stands in the wall(?), the mouth(?) of the city will be...
reverse 25If a mountain thunders: he will not live. : the river level blew; in.
obverse 14'If a bird stands in the top of a man's head: the gods will devastate the land.
obverse 6'... whose face nobody in the city wall(?)
obverse 15'If he is seized, he who is before a man is seized, he is seized, he is seized, he is seized,
obverse 17'If an anomaly which is placed before a man, it is favourable, it is favourable, it is favourable.
reverse 34If......... the palace...
reverse 19... evil and evil... in his name good...
reverse 11If ditto the Lion reaches the Lion: to the Lion... the city....
reverse 8If a eagle stands in the city: the enemy will attack. : he will kill....
obverse 8'... that palace
reverse 27in that place, rain and floods...
obverse 16'He will see the city wall in the city wall. The city will become strong.
reverse 28If an ewe gives birth to a bird: there will be a mail of the bird.

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