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LKA 072 (P413982)

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

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DesignationLKA 072
IDP413982
Museum no.VAT 09946
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotAssur (mod. Qalat Sherqat)
Coordinates35.4557, 43.2611

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)
obverse 14'... the upper... their blood, their.... their... their...
obverse 3'Bel, the Shepherd of Anu, entered and the meal of Anu enters and to the Anunnaki.
reverse 12'erenu-tree, birkau-tree, juniper and kiillau-tree
obverse 19'... Ashur they are
reverse 3'... Ahashu,..., a raging lion,
obverse 5'... and his father, his mother, took him and between the throne of the goddesses
obverse 1'... his... and Anu on
obverse 12'In the halo before ama he smote him, a dog(?)... a well(?)... ama... to Ea
reverse 18'... Nabu, who knows
reverse 13'his (?) hand and his neck, and the emtu tree and his friends
obverse 7'... emerges and the reed-bed is piled up. Nanaya, like to Bl, you tie iron to his chest.
obverse 20'... they shall remove......
reverse 11'a qunubu-vessel, its side, and a threshing floor,
obverse 18'... his... they are torn out...
reverse 5'On the... day Dumuzi was squinting...
obverse 13'... her... he smote her. The uru-tree, water of the goat, (and) the rams he smote her.
obverse 8'... Ninurta stood over Ea and turned it into water.
reverse 14'his ears, his ears, the hoe and his ears
reverse 19'... it emerges from the east. ditto:.......
reverse 2'... until the 30th day they shall perform
obverse 2'(If) he sees a star: the Shepherd of Anu will attack.
reverse 6'The barley that is heaped up on Dumuzi, is piled up with stones.
reverse 20'May the awe-inspiring radiance of the great gods be appeased.
obverse 9'...... Nusku, the awe-inspiring radiance, was placed before Bel.
reverse 7'The leftovers which are present will come out into the upper part.
obverse 4'(If) he lifts a... bow and stones between women: he will make the heirs....
obverse 16'... his... if he... :.........
reverse 15'gold, riu-silver,...-plant, and tilu-plant
obverse 17'... he sat in front of her. The 7th,...
obverse 21'...... may he be sated with the water for the hand
reverse 4'... the day was overcast; on the... day he was seized. Anu
reverse 16'(As for) the supplication(s) of his supplication(s) and the supplication(s) of his supplication(s)
obverse 11'They annihilated him. They heaped up the seed and heaped up the water. They heaped up their hands like a mountain.
reverse 17'(If) he is a thief, he is a thief, a..., and his breast
obverse 6'... for the 7 days of the dust that the incantation of Anu has entrusted to him and the Itars who with him have returned to the dust.
reverse 9'of KARKAR and arkau
obverse 15'... emerges and... rises and on the table
reverse 10'his horned chariot and threshing floor
obverse 10'he will raise a claim against them and in the field he will raise a seed.
reverse 8'... your brother, who will eat beer,

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