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JNES 33, 317 K 04617+ (P395659)

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

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DesignationJNES 33, 317 K 04617+
IDP395659
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenrePrayer
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 29'a person who...
obverse 11'my good thing not to be loosened
reverse 17Like a reed fence you stand in a reed fence, you have made it shine faithfully for me
obverse 24'... like the other... his (personal) god's..................
obverse 1'(a kind of profession)
reverse 13When I eat food, when I eat the reedbed
obverse 27'he who listens to prayers
obverse 5'aganla silver
obverse 17'(If) he does not drink water (from it)
reverse 3he has brought to you my hand.
reverse 9May he bring the power of the storm to the south.
obverse 20'Like the one who has sinned against me, the god has... like me.
obverse 6'... for my reading...
reverse 1my god will not stand by me.
obverse 30'... of rejoicing...
reverse 18Just as the nose is swollen, so may my nose be swollen like the nose.
obverse 22'Just as the water has risen, in my own life I have... the gods.
reverse 16......... in my hand,
obverse 31'... for you
obverse 15'... does not eat my fear
obverse 32'... he will hear...
obverse 7'My ox does not tie up in the cattlepen
obverse 18'... I have not been able to take away the water for my life.
obverse 21'As if (it was) a watering place, my fear was a flood, as if (it was) a flood
obverse 2'to the... of...
obverse 13'I did not let go of my belongings to the house
obverse 14'I did not pay attention to the tribute that I received.
obverse 8'I will not come back in the evening.
reverse 12May the god not give me an evil curse.
reverse 14I am well; I am well; you can be glad.
reverse 11May my (personal) god not take away the evil reeds from him
obverse 3'the lord who smote you
reverse 5I am the one who brings water to my garden
obverse 9'my sheepfold
obverse 25'my wife, Ela, my son, Ela
reverse 7My god, you are the water of the harvest.
obverse 28'... you recite...
reverse 6You are indeed a reed mat in the water.
obverse 10'... in the middle of...
reverse 15When I poured water on my stomach, when I poured water on my stomach
reverse 2The gods have sinned against me.
reverse 4I have sat down in the hand,
obverse 16'I have no rival. I have no rival.
obverse 4'O lord,... of..
obverse 19'As if (it was) a plant that was chosen by the name, my fear was... like my god
reverse 10The day you do not return to me.
obverse 23'the year in which his god had chosen allure, like my god
obverse 26'You take the incantation 'You are to take care of....'
reverse 8May the gods be exalted in the water.
obverse 12'they are good. And I shall come to him.

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