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4R2 24, 3 (P395800)

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

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Designation4R2 24, 3
IDP395800
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
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1'[...]
[...] ⸢x x x⸣ [...]
2'[... gu₃] ⸢dug₄⸣-ga-zu ⸢x⸣ [...]... your clamoring e-dug-plant
[...]-⸢x⸣ ina ša₂-ga-mi-⸢ka⸣ [...]... in the šagami temple
3'[dim₃-me-er] ⸢gal⸣-gal-la-e-⸢ne⸣ [...]The gods of the Egalegal temple
[...] ⸢ra⸣-bu-tu₄ mit-ha-⸢riš⸣ [...](Sum) ... the rābûtu-demon, the mitḫarišu-disease, ... (Akk) The ... of the reed-dwelling ...
4'[...] ⸢x⸣ du₆-du₆-aš mi-ni-⸢in-šid⸣He made the ... of the Dudu temple shine forth
[...]-bi-it til-la-niš tam-nu... is finished, it is an image
5'[...] ⸢x⸣ im-gin₇ mu-un-du₃-am₃... built a house like clay
[...]-x-e-ti ki-ma ṭi-ṭi te-e-me... like a wind
6'[ŋa₂-e] ⸢e⸣-re-zu i-bi₂-zu mu-un-gurum-am₃When you enter, your eyes are full of tears.
[... a]-rad-ka ma-har-ka kam₂-sa-ku..., your servant, I am standing before you.
7'[umun ni₂ teŋ₃] hu-luh-ha mu-lu kur-ra bi₂-in-riLord whose fearsomeness is terrifying, he encircled the man in the mountain
[be-lu₄] ⸢pu⸣-luh-ta-ka gal-lit-tu₄ ma-a-ta u ni-ši tar-meO lord of eluḫta, wise one of the land and of the people,
8'[... x]-⸢hu-luh⸣-ha gig-ga mu-un-ak-a... did bitterly ...
[be-lu₄ tu-gal]-⸢lit-an-ni ma⸣-ru-uš-tu₄ te-pu-ša₂-an-niO lord, you have directed my attention to me. You have instructed me.
9'[... {tum₉}u₁₈-lu-gin₇] ⸢ba-an-dul₆⸣... like a storm, he covered it with a curtain.
[... ki]-⸢ma⸣ a-le-e ik-tum₃-an-ni... he brought me to the place where the water flows.
10'⸢mu-lu⸣ [i-bi₂ ...] ⸢er₂⸣ muš₂ nu-tum₂-maThe one who sees the ešumu-priestess, the one who does not fear the erētu-prayer
ina i-[ni]-⸢ia⸣ [di]-im-tu₄ ul ip-par-kuIn Isiya’e, justice will not be cut off.
11'er₂ a-⸢še⸣-[er]-ra ud me-ni-ib₂-zal-zalShe spends the day weeping and wailing
ina bi-[... u] ta-ne₂-hi u₄-me-šam uš-ta-bar-riIn ... and wailing, the days have passed.
12'umun-ŋu₁₀ en₃-[še₃] ⸢u₃⸣-ma-ta kur-ra bi₂-in-sig₁₀As long as Lugalbu is gone from the E’ema temple, he will conquer the mountain.
a-di ⸢ma⸣-[ti₃] be-li₃ ina er-nit-ti-ka ma-ti₃ tas-pu-ununtil the end of time, my lord, by your exalted command you have sent me the land
13'umun šag₄-zu ⸢hu-luh⸣-ha an de₃-em₃-ma₃-huŋ-ŋa₂Lord, may An pacify your heart
be-lu₄ ⸢ŠA₃-ka⸣ gal-tu₄ ša₂-mu-u₂ li-ni-ih-⸢hu⸣May the lord of the E’eška temple rejoice over you.
14'{d}iškur-ra ⸢bar⸣ [su]-⸢mu⸣-ug-ga-zu ki-a de₃-em₃-ma₃-⸢sed⸣-[de₃]May Iškur calm down in the place where you rest.
ka-⸢bat⸣-[ta-ka] ⸢a-dir⸣-ti₃ er-ṣe-⸢ti₃ li-šap-ših⸣May the adirtu-priestess of Eršbētu release you from the ka’ebata-incantation.
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1⸢er₂⸣ mar-ra [...]The “carrying-of-the-mouth’-festival
ina ša₂-kan ⸢taq⸣-[rib-ti ...]In the place of the etaqeribtu-plant
2[šu]-⸢luh sikil-la⸣ [...]The pure šuʾaluh ritual
ina ⸢mi-is⸣ qa₂-[ti ...]In the ‘hand’ of the hand
3⸢ša₃-ne-ša₄ kiri₃⸣ [šu ma-al-la-ta ...]The ešānê-priests, who have received from me ...
[...] x [...]

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