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CDLI Literary 002701.01, ex. 009 (P404976)

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

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DesignationCDLI Literary 002701.01, ex. 009
IDP404976
Museum no.VAT 11100
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

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)
obverse
1'[...] u2#-[...]... ...
2'[...]-ma# pa-a [...]... and face ...
3'[...] x nam!-hu-zu [...]... your awe(?)
4'[...] u2-szam#-ga-[...]... he made manifest(?)
5'[...]-pa#-a-tisz2 i-[...]-'u-[...]... he/she will ...
6'szap#?-[...]-ra# ha#-[...]-kisz e-[...]“I want to pacify the heart of the people, I want to calm the heart
7'sza2-pu# [...]The šapu-demon ...
8'sza2-qa# [...] re#-sza2#-a# [...]The high priestess ... the head ...
9'lib3-bi kab#-ba-ra-a# pi#-[...](Sum) The heart of the king, my lord, is angry with you(?) (Akk) Its angry heart is angry towards you
10'ra-pa-asz2-tu2 i-ra-ti [...]“Greatest of the Irātu,
11'szad#-de-e-ha _a2-min-me_-a-a ku-ta#-[...]My limbs are swollen, my arms are ...
12'sza2 e-tel-lisz at-tal-la-ku ha-[...](Sum) I am the one who goes above (Akk) I go above(?)
13'szar-ra-ha-ku-ma a-tur a#-[...]I am a šarraḫāma priest, I am an atur priest
14'a-na rap-szi ki-ma-ti [...]To the wide land
15'su-qa a-ba-'a-ma [...](Sum) I am the one who ... the street(?) (Akk) The street I ... and ...
16'er-ru-ub e-kal-lisz-ma [...]He enters, he becomes pure and .
17'_iri-mu_ ki-i a-a-bi [...]My city, like a enemy .
18'tu-sza2-a-ma nak-ra-[...]You expel the enemy
19'a-na a-he-e a-[...]to each other
20'[...] lem-ni gal-le# [...]... the great evil
21'[...]-u2# tap#-[...]... you ...
reverse
1'a#-na# [...]to ...
2'a#-na# [...]to ...
3'mu#-ta#-mu#-[...] t,a-pil-ti# [...]The one who ... the slander ...
4'da#-[...] nu-ul-la-te-[...]... does not approach ...
5'ana# [...] a-hu-la#-pi2# ha-[...]To ... Ahulapi ...
6'sza2 [...] ma# i-te#-me# [...]The one who ... heard ...
7'ul [...] ul# a#-[...]Not ..., not ...
8'a-na# [...]-zuWhat is it that you know?
9'i-na [...] sza2-ki#-[...]In ... ...
10'i-na qer#-be2#-[...]-szes#-su-u a-la#-laIn the midst of ..., alalu
11'ki-i _iri_ na-ki-ri# [...]-qam-me-mu# _iri-mu_Like the city of the enemy ...-qammêm, my city
12'par-s,i-ia u2-szal#-qu-u sza2-nam-mamy rites they shall abandon, and whatever
13'ina pil-lu-di-ia a-ha-a usz-zi-zu#In my wrath I stood together.
14'_u4_-mu szu-ta-nu-hu mu-szu2 ger-ra-[...]The day of the šutanuhu-demon, the night of ...
15'_iti#_ qi2-ta-a-a-u-lu i-dir-tu2 szat-tu2#The month of Qittāyulu, the month of Idirtu, is the second.
16'[ki]-ma# su-um-me a-dam-mu-ma gi-mir _u4_-me-ia#Like a lion, I am frightened, and all my days
17'[za-am]-ma-a-ru qu-ub-bi-ia u2-sza2-as,-rapI adorned my chest with a stele.
18'[... bi]-tak#-ke-e szu-ub-ra-a _igi-min_-a-a... my eyes have become darkened ...
19'[...]-ma-ti# s,ur-ru-pu u2-suk-ka#-a#-a#... the ... of the ṣurrû-priestess, my messenger
20'[...]-e a-di-rat lib3#-bi#-[ia]..., the companion of my heart
21'[...] x pi-#rit#-ti# [...]... ... opening ...

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