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CT 17, pl. 19-24, K 5141+ (P395904)

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

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DesignationCT 17, pl. 19-24, K 5141+
IDP395904
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
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)
reverse 21'the water of the incantation over him
reverse 8'... he has turned...
obverse 17'from the Aguziga temple
obverse 3'... : like that which in the oil...
reverse 14'the namru of NUN
reverse 23'the black-headed
obverse 22'..........
obverse 28'...... who brought her to his place, may they not return to his place.
reverse 9'... : ginna
obverse 14'to Utu’s Eanna temple enters
reverse 11'To the aid ofmud-dage, to the Azida shrine, to the Azida shrine
reverse 2'he shall remove it
obverse 7'... with his life,...
obverse 29'Be sworn by heaven! Be sworn by earth!
reverse 30'... and...
reverse 6'... may he be exalted.
reverse 7'he will spend the day there
reverse 15'the aglutu priestess
reverse 5'may he establish as a pledge.
reverse 25'to appoint
obverse 1'... : he who is like
obverse 16'he smashed the ukuti-gila plant
reverse 22'... water of the messenger.
obverse 35'... a rejoicing rejoicing... like a rejoicing rejoicing...
obverse 13'ukuti-gila plant
reverse 28'by Damgalnuna
reverse 13'seven times seven
obverse 30'Incantation: Like a mountain range that has no rival
reverse 31'... a man
reverse 27'by the command of Enki
reverse 24'... the one who cleanses the ground like...
obverse 5'When you look at the strewn reeds of the hamban, he sees everything.
obverse 19'from his standing place
obverse 31'The one who strikes the ground like a mountain does not bring it to sleep.
obverse 10'who establishes its end,
obverse 4'as if it were a donkey with a horned tail
obverse 24'gu-lu-tu-ra
obverse 33'He has shaved the ground like a wild cow, he has shaved the ground like a sheep.
obverse 15'like ama to his house
reverse 16'of the Gulutu
obverse 6'He eats it with his own hands
reverse 18'he binds its arms.
obverse 23'of the black-headed
obverse 18'In the morning,...
reverse 19'his limbs...
reverse 20'the... of his bed
obverse 12'to look at Asalluhi
reverse 26'... like water...
obverse 20'ribu-disease
reverse 12'May the sins, the radiance, be released...
obverse 27'as if it were a king/a... who was like a prince(?) at its place
obverse 34'As if (it were) a uru-priestess, he... for him.
reverse 17'of the ziggurrat
obverse 21'the brick of a female kid that has not mated
reverse 10'... he fashioned.
obverse 8'Like a saggig drum, a heavy rainstorm, no one knows its way.
obverse 36'... its sadnu-vessel...
obverse 11'He has sworn by the name of Arkassu....
reverse 29'by Asallalimnuna, the first-born son of Abzu
obverse 9'... which like a flood was heavy, his journey did not know.
obverse 32'Like a black-headed person, he approached a man
reverse 1'may he not let go of it.
reverse 4'... they are torn out.
reverse 3'he determines.
obverse 2'... : like that of his heart
obverse 37'..... whose limbs are swollen...

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