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ZA 019, 380-381 (P395381)

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

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DesignationZA 019, 380-381
IDP395381
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 3 34(If) he is a good woman
col 2 34'He does not know where the case is.
col 3 46... his exalted gods,...
col 1 40'He strews a ritual assemblage, strews a ritual assemblage, his hand is seen by a god.
col 2 22'to Nabu and Tashmetu, the king, his offering he established.
col 3 4If on the 23rd day: festival of ama and Adad.
col 2 32'He should not return his garment to its place. There will be no rejoicing.
col 3 5He enters his wife's house and enters the king's food offering.
col 1 18'If on the 14th day of Adad (and) Mullissu: the barley of the king will increase.
col 3 15To Itar of Babylon in front of the King’s Star.
col 2 15'May the king speak; may he be angry.
col 2 38'If on the 20th day....
col 2 35'The haruspex shall not make a claim. He shall not return the money tenfold to its owner.
col 4 1If in Simanu (Month III) the king's reign will become new: his palace.
col 2 12'(If) in front of........., to Enmearra and Gula...
col 3 26Orion, shepherd of the great people, flesh that is present in the extispicy.
col 1 34'(If) he is seized by an arrow: he will return (it) to Anu.
col 4 10If in Simanu (Month III) the king goes out to Adad: his god will increase his barley.
col 4 23If in Simanu (Month III) he sees a sagulaza-demon: he will not become satisfied.
col 2 37'You take a ritual assemblage. In the morning for Gula
col 4 17If in Sivan (III) the king....
col 1 36'Gula, the chief of the offerings, provides for the offering.
col 1 17'The king... in the morning and...
col 1 35'If on the4.9th day of Ninurta andgula the day of the barley before Ninurta
col 1 41'If on the 11th day: there will be famine of Tashmetu and Arpanitu.
col 2 36'The king gave his offerings to Ninurta (and) Gula.
col 2 10'The king, his food offerings to ama, Belet-eri,
col 3 43He raises his hand with the god.
col 1 5'Its ritual: you place it to his god...
col 2 18'To Marduk, Enlil, Sin and Gula are placed and not of the tree(?)
col 2 39'......
col 4 12If in Simanu (Month III) a king gives birth to a wife: it will be good.
col 1 29'You libate a libation bowl......
col 3 11he presented it to Bel-ekalli and Nin-ekalli. He presented the offering.
col 3 27You do not eat bread, you do not eat a garment, you do not return it to its place.
col 3 49Give it to a god or an akitu-prayer to a god.
col 1 26'He does not know where the verdict of a haruspex is to be made.
col 1 4'He places the 'weapon'-mark of the moon to the moon. He places the 'weapon'-mark and raises his hand with the god.
col 2 24'He is devoted to Marduk, Papsukkal, his god.
col 2 6'May Anu and Ishtar establish a favorable destiny.
col 1 9'to......
col 1 19'(If) he afflicts him: he will die in the evening, in front of the enemy.
col 3 25If the 8th day of Ea (is) the day of Nergal: he will not raise barley.
col 2 17'May he prostrate himself before Marduk, Enlil, Sin and Gula!
col 3 2The king gave his offerings to ama (and) Blet-er. He gave sacrifices.
col 3 33You take a libation bowl. The igu-offering is performed.
col 1 33'(and) his food offering he gave. May he prostrate himself before Anu.
col 2 45'The king of the chariot has not been able to cross over.
col 4 5If in Simanu (Month III), on the 20th day the king eats bread to the sun: the king will die.
col 3 1If on the 22nd day: there will be a recitation of the moon and the 2nd festival of Nin-ekalli.
col 1 2'That king
col 3 23If on the 27th day....
col 2 1'... they do not take care of.
col 2 29'If he eats in a libation bowl of salt, he eats... and....
col 1 15'The king gave his food offering, and he offered a sacrifice.
col 4 9The king will have the usufruct of that temple or temple.
col 1 39'(If) in front of the Wagon, the Old Man, (and) the Great Oval: the king will give his food.
col 2 4'He should not raise a hand against a illness.
col 3 36they will divide. The day will bring out the barley of the king.
col 3 17He should not drink water from the water, he will not be saved.
col 1 10'If on the fourth day he sees a dream: Nabu and Marduk will die.
col 2 5'(If) he does not pay attention to the ritual assemblage (or) the king, when he is black, for Ninlil and Nergal
col 2 13'His hand is greeted with a god; his heart is happy.
col 2 49'You place... to ama and Blet-er and you see it.
col 2 30'If on the 19th day he is ill for Gula: he will not grow.
col 1 27'He should not raise a hand against a sick person, he should not go up to the throne.
col 2 2'The king of the chariot has not ceased there, nor has he ceased there.
col 2 27'You libate a libation bowl of beer; you recite the incantation 'hand' of a god.
col 4 20If in Simanu (Month III) his intestines eat him:
col 4 22If in Simanu (Month III) the horns of the colon are not good.
col 1 12'He places a ritual assemblage in his hand, his hand is seen with the god.
col 1 42'The day of the barley is favourable; when the month is full of rejoicing, there will be rejoicing.
col 3 19May the king say good things about me.
col 3 48If in Simanu (Month III), the king or the temple of a god or the throne of the land
col 1 21'... the king will have peace.
col 1 8'He raises his hand with the god.
col 1 6'If on the third day the night of Marduk and Zarpanitu is not occupied
col 1 30'May he prostrate himself against Itar of his city. May he prostrate himself before the god of his city and Itar of his city.
col 3 13On the 25th day: the adahu of Enlil and Itar of Babylon.
col 3 24.........
col 4 11If in Sivan (III) the king gives bread, the king will be satisfied.
col 1 23'Orion, shepherd of the great people, flesh that is present in the scribal art.
col 1 7'(If) he is dressed in a black garment before Marduk and Itar: the king will make his offering.
col 4 15Its temple is an abomination
col 3 35If on the 29th day: the day of the Igigi and the Anunna gods.
col 3 22You take a ritual assemblage. You recite its incantation with the god.
col 1 31'If on the day of the eeu-festival of Nabu, the day of the barley in the evening: shepherd of the great people.
col 2 21'If on the 17th day: the decision of Nabu and Marduk.
col 2 7'He (the god) will listen to his prayers with the god, Anu and Itar.
col 1 16'May he bless Enlil and the day
col 4 13If in Sivan (III) the king's wife enters his house: he will become happy.
col 4 8If in Simanu (Month III) a king or a messenger or a messenger or...
col 2 43'The flesh which is strewn in a ritual assemblage, or if he eats bread,
col 3 39In that month......
col 4 24If in Simanu (Month III) a king makes a libation of wine: he will not become satisfied.
col 3 3He raises his hand with the god.
col 1 20'(If) a king gives his food, he will take the food rations.
col 3 7He raises his hand with the god.
col 3 20The igu'u-demon....
col 1 38'The 10th day of Ekur (is) the day when the barley is black.
col 1 43'(If) the king is dressed in his ordinary soiled garments: he will reach the moon's end.
col 4 6If in Simanu (Month III) either the king or the throne...
col 3 9If on the 24th day: famine for Bel-ekalli, Nin-ekalli.
col 4 25If in Simanu (Month III) from the 1st to the 30th day the rites are performed in the morning, in the morning.
col 4 3In the month Simanu (III), the king will make his libation for his god.
col 3 10The payment of barley and silver is paid completely. The gods, the king, his food offerings
col 4 7or a throne of 3 lines, or a mud wall,
col 3 50You set up a censer and a temple for his god.
col 3 18If on the 26th day: brick of Ea.
col 3 16He holds the niqû-offering, he raises his hand, he is the god of the apsû.
col 1 24'He should not eat bread; he should not eat a garment on his forehead; he should not return.
col 3 41If on the 30th day of Anu Enlil: he will not raise barley.
col 1 25'The king should not take a chariot or a wagon.
col 1 32'he brought his hand to a sacrifice. For Nabu, Tashmetu
col 2 23'May Papsukkal give to Marduk and Papsukkal a life of long days.
col 2 44'Its limbs and limbs are not trimmed?.
col 2 26'To ama, Blet-er, he presented it (this statuette).
col 2 33'The king should not take a chariot, the king should not be negligent.
col 3 6(and) gives (it) to ama and Adad.
col 3 37May he make his... manifest... to the 30th? of the great gods.
col 1 3'If the day of Itar reaches the barley of the king: for ama, Belet-eri.
col 2 46'Where a claim should arise, the haruspex shall not make a claim. He shall not raise a claim against a sick person.
col 2 41'... he did not dwell.
col 3 28It is not a year of dispelling, it is not a year of dispelling.
col 2 31'... the... of the great people...
col 3 38You take a ritual assemblage............
col 4 18If in Sivan (III) the king....
col 1 22'If on the 7th day: the meal of Marduk and Zarpanitu.
col 3 21The king gave his offerings to Ea.
col 3 32He is the vizier of his offerings to Ea, the great god.
col 2 40'... may he prostrate himself to ama(?)
col 3 31He should not raise a hand against a sick person, he should not go back to the house.
col 3 51He hears the praise of the king of the land of the gods.
col 2 8'If on the 15th day of Nineana: he will build the property of the moon.
col 1 11'He shall pay the barley and silver in a black fashion before Nabu (and) Tashmetu, the king.
col 1 45'If on the 12th day he gives the bread of Enlil and Ninlil.
col 3 14(If) on a day that is not barley, the qarû-offering of the gods in the night to Enlil before Pabilsag
col 4 26... Ninurta
col 3 45If in Simanu (Month III), on the 1st day until the 30th day.
col 2 19'May he stand before.
col 1 48'Sîn and Itar...
col 1 46'He gave (it) to Enlil and Ninlil, and gave (it) as a gift.
col 2 11'(and) give (it) to Enmearra. May Gula speak (this).
col 3 42The king gave his offerings to Anu and Enlil, and he gave sacrifices.
col 3 29The king did not have a chariot, they did not hear it.
col 1 13'If on the 5th day of Bel-ekur and Nin-ekur
col 1 28'(If) he is dressed in a black tiara before Marduk and Itar: the king will give his food.
col 2 16'and Itar, the king, gave his food offerings. He took away
col 1 44'May he prostrate himself before Anu for this.
col 4 2If in Simanu (Month III), the king will take the throne.
col 1 47'may he prostrate himself before Enlil.
col 2 42'If on the 21st day: there will be a recitation of the moon and the sun.
col 2 3'Where a claim should arise, a haruspex will not make a claim
col 4 19If in Simanu (Month III) the king... fire(?), his heart will not prosper.
col 3 30Wherever a claim is made, the haruspex does not make a claim
col 4 16If in Simanu (Month III) the king appoints a date palm in the garden.
col 4 21If in Simanu (Month III) a house is destroyed, its interior is not good.
col 2 25'If on the 18th day: the harvest of the moon and sun will not prosper; the king's food offering.
col 3 44If in Simanu (Month III) of Sîn, son of Enlil
col 2 14'If on the 16th day: there will be no harvest of Marduk and Zarpanitu.
col 3 40... before him... his......
col 1 37'he will raise his barley; he will see the god.
col 1 14'(If) the king does not come out for a lawsuit, it will not come out in the evening before Ashur and Mullissu.
col 2 9'The day of the libation of barley is favourable.
col 2 20'They continually sing: "Its heart is wailing."
col 4 4If in Sivan (III) a king is ill: that king.
col 2 28'...-plant,...-plant, fingernail
col 4 14If in Simanu (Month III) the king's abode will be built.
col 3 12He raises his hand; he is greeted by a god.
col 3 47... a god's radiance will widen his understanding.
col 2 48'The king(?), his food offering, offering, offering,...
col 2 47'(If) he does not pay attention to the ritual assemblage: in the morning, for ama, Belet-eri, Sin, the great gods.
col 3 8(If) a god gives birth to his belly: he will become happy.

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