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JSS 4, 02-13 (P396674)

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

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DesignationJSS 4, 02-13
IDP396674
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)
reverse col 3' 17'Its rib(?)
reverse col 3' 13'king of kings, man of Babylon
reverse col 3' 6'he smote a man, he smote a man,
reverse col 2' 32'... the silversmith
reverse col 1' 10'May he go out...
reverse col 2' 31'... my...
reverse col 1' 14'which you recite in my heart...
reverse col 3' 3'I approached, and to the boat
reverse col 1' 11'Your mouth...
reverse col 2' 20'...
reverse col 1' 3'... bread
reverse col 2' 12'... I have entrusted you.
reverse col 3' 5'The one who digs the canal(s) of the ginugal canal
reverse col 3' 1'... in(?) its heart
reverse col 3' 14'Nabu came to Babylon and
reverse col 1' 12'Whoever in the future,...
reverse col 2' 21'who...
reverse col 1' 15'Your feet to the wagon(?)
reverse col 2' 23'...... you destroy...
reverse col 2' 19'my...
reverse col 1' 13'My brother, in the seed of the land...
reverse col 3' 16'Nabonidus to Babylon
reverse col 2' 14'..... does not exist.
reverse col 3' 9'of the merciful lord Marduk
reverse col 1' 6'The first-class beer...
reverse col 2' 13'... I have entrusted to you.
reverse col 2' 7'... he caused to die
reverse col 2' 22'... her
reverse col 1' 7'Bel, who has sinned
reverse col 2' 28'From the rising of the sun to the rising of the foot
reverse col 2' 29'The ironsmith's bow to your yoke
reverse col 2' 17'... did not enter the house(?)
reverse col 2' 2'... plant...
reverse col 2' 18'... not(?)
reverse col 3' 7'who the watercourse of the raqqatu canal irrigates,
reverse col 1' 17'......
reverse col 2' 15'... he will not give
reverse col 1' 8'The one who is not..., the one who is not
reverse col 2' 3'... unceasing one
reverse col 2' 10'... to the house
reverse col 3' 8'to the ground, and to the quay
reverse col 3' 15'Your fingernail of the iatu-tax
reverse col 2' 27'I have heard that I have said to you,
reverse col 2' 30'... fearsomeness,...
reverse col 2' 24'son of Bntu, the land(?)... went
reverse col 1' 16'That which in it
reverse col 2' 8'... to guard the city
reverse col 2' 9'... of the land I marched.
reverse col 2' 6'... like gold
reverse col 2' 4'... my face...
reverse col 3' 4'The aratu-disease to Babylon
reverse col 2' 11'... your... may... be reconciled.
reverse col 3' 12'I prayed, and I spoke to the man of Bb-Bb-Bb-Bb-Bb-Bb-Bb-Bb-Bt-Bt-Bt-Bt-Bt-Bt-Bt-Bt-Bt-
reverse col 3' 2'My heart... the boat(?)
reverse col 1' 9'Come,...
reverse col 2' 16'... his... for the loss
reverse col 3' 11'I went up to the quay and stood there.
reverse col 3' 10'in the front of his house, the reed mat of the lady of the halo
reverse col 2' 5'... like alabaster
reverse col 2' 25'lapis lazuli that
reverse col 2' 1'......
reverse col 2' 26'Who is your name? Who is it that you have given to me?
reverse col 1' 4'(If) ditto
reverse col 1' 5'... bread

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