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Meier Maqlu 03 K 10241+ (P398572)

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

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DesignationMeier Maqlu 03 K 10241+
IDP398572
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenrePrayer
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)
o i
1'[MUŠ].⸢LAH₅⸣-[tum ...](If) a snake
2'{[munus]}NU.⸢GIG⸣ [...]a female kid
3'{⸢d⸣}15-i-[tum ...]Ištar-itum
4'⸢ba⸣-a-⸢a⸣-[ar-tum ...]“If he slips through a hole,’
5'[ḫa-a]-⸢a-ṭi⸣-[tum] ⸢ša₂ kal⸣ [...]“It is a flood, all the floods
6'[mu]-⸢la⸣-ʾi-[i]-⸢tum⸣ ša₂ ⸢AN⸣-[e]Mušala-elītum-e, from Eanna
7'[mu]-⸢lap-pit-tum⸣ ša₂ KI-⸢ti⸣“Standing-of-the-Mountain’s
8'⸢ka⸣-mi-[tum] ša₂ KA DINGIR.[MEŠ]The ka’emitu of the mouth of the gods
9'[ka]-si-⸢tu⸣ [...] bir-ki {d}15.MEŠkasītu-disease, ... of the Ištar temple
10'[da]-a-a-⸢ik⸣-tu ša₂ GURUŠ.MEŠThe daises of the young men
11'[...] pa-⸢di⸣-tu ša₂ MUNUS.MEŠ... of women
12'[ša₂]-aḫ-ḫu-ṭi-tu ṣab-bu-ri-tu₂ša-aḫ-tbi-tu, sbabburītu
13'[...] ana ip-ši-ša₂ u ru-ḫe-ša₂ la u₂-šar-ru mam-ma... he did not enshroud anyone with fear and terror.
14'⸢e⸣-nen-na-ma e-tam-ru-ki iṣ-ṣab-tu-ki“I have seen you, I have smeared you,
15'⸢uš⸣-te-nu-ki uš-ta-bal-ki-tu-ki“I have turned to you, I have turned against you,
16'⸢uš⸣-ta-pe-lu a-mat ip-ši-kiThe word that I have spoken to you
17'{⸢d⸣}e₂-a u {d}AMAR.UTU id-di-nu-ki ana {d}gira₂ qu-ra-diEa and Marduk gave you to Gira the warrior.
o ii
1'[... te-pu-ši-in]-⸢ni⸣... you did
2'[... tu-še-pi-ši]-⸢in⸣-ni... you have caused to go out
3'[... tu-kaš-ši]-⸢pi⸣-in-ni... you have made me fall
4'[... tu-ḫap]-⸢pi-pi⸣-in-ni... you have made me tremble
5'[... tu]-⸢ṣab⸣-bi-ti-in-ni... you have imposed upon me
6'[... tu]-⸢kan⸣-ni-ki-in-ni... you have set me free
7'[...] ⸢tu⸣-ab-bi-ti-in-ni... my eštu-abbītinni
8'at-⸢ti⸣-[e ...] ⸢tu⸣-ub-bi-ri-in-ni“Atti-e’e, ..., you are the one who divides (me) apart from me.
9'at-ti-⸢e ša₂⸣ tu-ka-si-in-niYou are the one who binds me.
10'at-ti-e ša₂ tu-la-ʾi-in-niYou are the one who keeps me alive
11'tap-ru-si ⸢KI-ia⸣ DINGIR-MU u {d}iš₈-tar₂-MUMy temple, the temple of my god and my goddess,
12'tap-ru-si KI-[ia] ⸢še⸣-ʾu še-ʾi-tu ŠEŠ u NIN ; [...] ⸢tap⸣-pu u ki-na-at-tu₂“You have been smitten with me, you have been struck down, your hand and your lady, ..., and your trust (in me)
o iii
1[a-leq]-⸢qa-kim⸣-ma ḫa-ḫa-a ša UDUN diḫ₂-me₂-nu ša₂ UTUL₂I will take, and the šubbû of the large bowl.
2[a-maḫ]-ḫa-aḫ a-tab-bak ana SAG.DU rag-ga-ti šim-ti-kiI am enraged, I am afraid. For the head of the raggātu-demon, your fate
3[...] ⸢ša₂ e-pu⸣-ša₂-an-ni uš-te-pi-ša₂-an-ni... that he had performed against me, had done against me
4[...] ⸢mi-li⸣ ID₂ e-pu-ša₂-an-ni... the river that he had built for me
5[... mi]-ṭi ID₂ e-pu-ša₂-an-ni... he built me a riverbank
6[... e]-⸢piš⸣-ti ep-ši-ma iq-bu-u₂“... the deeds were done and they said
7[... sa-ḫir]-⸢ti⸣ suḫ-ri-ma iq-bu-u₂“... the saḫirtītû-festival, they said
8[...] lu-u {giš}MA₂.GUR₈-ša₂... or its boat
9[... ib]-⸢ba⸣-lak-ki-tu... Ibba-elakkitu
10[... lib]-⸢bal⸣-ki-tu-ma... may it carry off, and
11[...] [... la-ni]-⸢ša₂⸣ lil-li-ku... let them go to the laneša’e temple
12[...] ⸢de⸣-e-⸢ni⸣ li-šir EN₂... may ... edenî-plant flourish. Incantation formula.
13[... ...] {⸢d}30 u₂-še-piš... the god Sîn had made
14[...] ⸢pi⸣-šir₃-tum... epīširtum plant
15[... {lu₂}UŠ₁₁].⸢ZU⸣ u {munus}UŠ₁₁.ZU... the ērib-priest and the āšu-priestess
16[...] ⸢e⸣-piš-tu₂... e’epištu-disease
17[... sa]-⸢ḫir⸣-tu₂... sa-eḫirtu
18[... a-ša₂-al]-⸢ša₂⸣... ašāl-eše3
o iv
1li-is-pu-uḫ-ku-nu-[ši ...]may they release you
2a-a TE.MEŠ-ni kiš-pi-ku-⸢nu⸣ [ru-ḫe]-⸢ku-nu⸣ lem-⸢nu⸣-[ti]May your evil witchcraft not approach me,
3⸢e⸣-tel-la-a GIM ... ⸢KU₆.ḪI⸣.A ina A.MEŠ-[e-a]Etellâ-plant like ēšuḫi-ea in my water
4[...] ⸢ŠAḪ⸣ ina ru-šum-ti-[ia]... the ešḫu-plant in my womb
5⸢GIM {u₂⸣}[IN.NU].⸢UŠ⸣ ina u₂-šal-[li]ēšu-plant (a kind of juniper)
6⸢GIM⸣ {u₂}⸢KI.KAL⸣ ina a-hi a-⸢tap⸣-[pi₂]I have planted ēriš-plant (and) kikalû-plant as a substitute.
7⸢GIM⸣ NUMUN {giš}⸢ESI⸣ ina a-hi [...](If) ēšû-tree (a plant) (and) seed(s) of an esīku-reed (plant) together
8el-let {d}iš₈-⸢tar₂⸣ [mu]-⸢nam⸣-[me-rat ...]The pure one, Ištar-ēṭer, the enchantress
9u₂-ṣu-rat ⸢TI⸣.[LA ...]The one who engendered elalu-disease
10ina qi₂-bit iq-⸢bu⸣-[u₂ ...]according to the command which he said
11u₃ {d}gira₂ a-[ri-ru ...]and Gira, the herald
12⸢EN₂ rit-tu⸣-[ma] [...]Incantation: “Hand-lifting ...

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