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LKA 076 (P413985)

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

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DesignationLKA 076
IDP413985
Museum no.VAT 13839
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 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.

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⸢a⸣-ba-me-en za-e-me-en ⸢a⸣-ba-me-en za-e-me-enYou are the one who makes heaven tremble, you are the man who makes earth shake,
man-nu at-tu-nu ⸢man⸣-nu at-tu-nuWho are you, you are the emanu-priests?
a-ba-me-en za-e-me-en e₂-me-kilib₃-šu-du₇ ⸢e₂ {d⸣}nin-imma₃-ke₄ dib-dib-e-ze₂-enWho are you? You are the one who passes by the Emekilibšudu temple, the temple of Ninimma
man-nu at-tu-nu ša i-na E₂.ME.KILIB₃.ŠU.⸢DU₇ i-na⸣ E₂ {d}NIN.IMMA₃ ta-ap-ta-na-ri-kaWhoever you are, who in the Emekilibšu-ēdu (temple) and in the temple of Ninimma, you keep pleading to you.
me-de₃-en me-de₃-en dumu nibru{⸢ki}ke₄⸣ me-de₃-enWe, we, we are the citizens of Nippur.
ni-nu ni-nu DUMU.MEŠ ni-pu-ru ni-nuWe, we, our sons, we smote, we
e₂-kur umum(MURUB₄) dim₂-dim₂-ma diŋir lugal bi la-⸢bar-bi me-de₃⸣-enThe Ekur, the creator of the diŋir temple, that king should not abandon it.
ša E₂.KUR mu-um-mi ba-nu-u₂ DINGIR u₃ ⸢LUGAL SUKKAL-šu₂⸣ ni-nuFrom Ekur, the name of the creator god and E-šarru, his vizier.
{d}en-lil₂ lugal kur-kur-ra-ke₄ ud₅ ⸢si₁₂⸣-ga-[bi me]-⸢de₃⸣-enEnlil, king of all the lands, I will bring out the goat and its chick
ša {d}EN.LIL₂ EN KUR.KUR en-za-<tu>-⸢šu₂⸣ ar-⸢qa-tu ni-nu⸣(Property) of Enlil, lord of the lands, enzātu-ešû-priestess. We are encircled.
⸢ab₂ ku₃⸣-ga dadag gašan {d}nin-lil₂-la₂-ke₄ ⸢me-de₃⸣-[en]I want to go up to the holy abode, the pure and bright one of Ninlil
ab-⸢ki⸣-ge-tu el-⸢le⸣-tu ša ⸢šar⸣-ra-te {d}NIN.LIL₂ ni-⸢nu⸣“Ab-egētu, the pure one, the one of the šarru’etu-priests, Mullissu, let us go!
lugal-bi ⸢ur-saŋ⸣ {d}nin-urta emedu-bi me-de₃-⸢en⸣Its king, Ur-sa-e, Ninurta, its nursemaid, you should come up.
šar-ra-ni ⸢qar⸣-ra-du {d}NIN.URTA ar-du-šu₂ ni-nuHis king, the eqardu-priestess, Ninurta, is his friend.
kingal mah ⸢sukkal mah⸣ lu₂ zid-bi me-⸢de₃-en⸣The supreme kingal priest, the supreme minister, we are its righteous man.
mu-ʾi-ra [ṣi-i]-⸢ra SUKKAL ṣi⸣-i-ru a-mi-lu-šu₂ ki-nu-tu ni-nuThe vizier, the minister, the true woman, we are.
ildu₂ ⸢il₂⸣-la {⸢d}nin-nibru⸣{ki}ke₄ me-de₃-enI am the ildu priest of the Elamite temple, Ninnibru temple
⸢il-li-tu⸣ ša-qu-tu {⸢d⸣}[be-le-et]-ni-pu-⸢ru ni-nu⸣“Ilītu-ēriš, the exalted one, Bēlet-nippuru, weeping,
⸢erin₂⸣ idim ⸢ku₃⸣-ga ⸢dur-an⸣-[ki-ke₄] me-⸢de₃-en⸣Let us go up to the “house of the workers, the god of the holy temple, the Dur-an-e-ki!’
[ṣa]-⸢ab ki⸣-di-ni el-lu-tu₂ [ša ni-pu]-⸢ru ni-nu⸣“Ša-e’ab, the pure place, which we created, we created.
[DUMU] ⸢NIBRU⸣{ki}ke₄ iri gu-la ⸢me-de₃⸣-[en]I am the son of E-NIBRU-E, the great city
[DUMU].⸢MEŠ⸣ ni-⸢pu-ru⸣ ša IRI GAL-i ⸢ni⸣-[nu]The sons of Nippur, who the great city
x ba-ab-x x ⸢ku₃⸣ x x x x [...]... holy ...
[...] na bi [...] x x... ...
[x] UR x [...]... ...
[(x)] x [...]
[he₂]-⸢ga⸣-hul₂ lu₂ ⸢i₅-ŋar⸣-meš ⸢ba-an-sig₅⸣-[ga]May it rejoice over me, may the one of the ibar temples be happy.
⸢liḫ⸣-ḫi-iš ša i-⸢ger⸣-ru-ni u₂-dam-[ma-qu]The eliḫbiš plant, which he had planted, he destroyed.
⸢a₂⸣ niŋ₂-sig₅-ga iri nibru{ki}ke₄ pa₃-pa₃-⸢de₃⸣To make the city of Nippur resplendent,
⸢a⸣-na [ša] i-di SIG₅-te ni-pu-ru IRI-ni i-za-⸢qa⸣-[ru]“If we go up to a place of good water, our city will be plundered.’
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16[lugal] he₂ lugal-ta e₃-a lu LUGAL i-na LUGAL e-[la-a]May a king come forth from the king, or may he be king among kings.
[lu₂] ni₂-te-a-ni ⸢he₂-na⸣-nam mu-bi gu₃ de₂(MURUB₄-)[a]The name of this man is “It is he who shouts in the middle of the night.'"
[lu]-⸢u₂ LU₂ i-na ra-ma-ni⸣-šu₂ MU-šu in-na-ab-[bi](If) a man, by his own name, curses
⸢nibru⸣{ki}še₃ bi₂-in-sig₅-ga {[d]}⸢en⸣-lil₂-le ⸢bi₂-in-sig₅⸣-[ga]He made the E-nibru shine, he made Enlil shine
⸢a-na ni⸣-ip-pu-ru dam-[qu] {d}EN.LIL₂ i-dam-mi₃-⸢iq⸣-[šu]Enlil will praise his good deeds
⸢nibru⸣{ki}⸢še₃ lu₂ šu hul⸣ ba-⸢ab⸣-[du₁₁-ga] šu nu-ba-ab-zi-[ga]In Nippur a man whose hand was shattered and whose hands were not raised
⸢KI.MIN LU₂⸣ [x-x] x [x x x] ⸢qa₂⸣-te i-na-du-u₂ i-[x-x]Ditto: a man's house ... a house-qaetu-house they will dig and .
[...] {⸢d}nin⸣-urta [...]... Ninurta
[... {d]}⸢NIN⸣.[URTA]... Ninurta
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1′[x] x [...]
DIŠ nun-⸢gal⸣-[piriŋ₃-gal-dim₃ abgal {d}en-me-kar₂ {d}inana ša₃ e₂-an-na-ke₄ an-ta e₁₁-de₃]If Nungalepirigaldim, the sage of Enmekar and Inana of the Eanna, descends from heaven
DIŠ KI.MIN ⸢ap⸣-[kal MIN ša₂ {d}iš-tar iš-tu AN-e ana qe₂-reb a-a-ak-ki u₂-še-ri-du]If ditto, Ea-p’e-kal (a kind of juniper) Ditto: Ištar sent from heaven into the midst of the sea.
DIŠ ⸢piriŋ₃⸣-[gal-nun-gal ša₃ kiš{ki}ta u₃-tu-ud-da {d}iškur] ⸢an-ta šur₂⸣ [huš-a mu 3-kam-ma im-šeŋ₃ u₂-šim kur-ta nu-un-ŋal₂]-laIf Epirigalnungal from Kiš has given birth to Adad from Eanna, the fierce mountain, for the 3rd year he will not carry out the harvest of the netherworld
DIŠ ⸢KI.MIN ša⸣ [ina qe₂-reb ki-ši ib-ba-nu-u₂ {d}IŠKUR ina AN-e u₂-ša]-⸢zi⸣-zu-ma 3 MU.MEŠ zu-un-na u ur-qi₂-tam ina KUR la u₂-šab]-šu-u₂If ditto ē23-plant (a plant) grows in the middle of the earth: Adad will make you rise from heaven and for three years he will not make you reach the heights and heights in the land.
DIŠ [piriŋ₃-gal-abzu ša₃ adab{ki}ke₄ u₃-tu-ud-da {na₄}kišib-a-ni suhur]-⸢maš₂⸣{ku₆} bi₂-⸢in⸣-[la₂] {⸢d}en⸣-[ki abzu-ta šur₂ huš-a {lu₂}azlag {na₄}kišib] ⸢zi-pa⸣-aŋ₂ bi₂-[in-gaz]If Pirigal-abzu in Adab has given birth and his seal he has entrusted to Suhur-emāšu-e23 Enki from the Abzu with a furious face the smith the seal of the Ezipaea he shall destroy.
⸢DIŠ KI.MIN ša⸣ [ina qe₂-reb u₂-ta-ab ib-ba-nu-u₂ {d}e₂-a ina] ⸢ap⸣-si-i u₂-ša-[zi-zu-ma] {na₄}KIŠIB-šu₂ ⸢SUHUR.MAŠ₂ uš-qa-li-lu-ma⸣ [aš₂-la-ku ina] {na₄}KIŠIB ZI(NAM-)šu₂ u₂-[ra-si-bu-šu₂](If) ditto, Ea in the apsû-temple rises and his seal is raised (and) the esuḫur-maštu-vessel is stretched out and I am going to carry it with his seal.
DIŠ limmu-kam-ma lu₂-{d}nanna šanabi(KAL){bi} abgal-e-⸢ne⸣ [e₂] {⸢d⸣}nin-[kar-nun-na-ta] e₂ {d}inana {d}šul-gi-ra ušumgal ⸢bi₂⸣-[in-e₃]-⸢de₃⸣If it is the eponym year of Lu-Nanna of Šanabi Abgal-e-ene-e3 from the temple of Ninkarnuna to the temples of Inana and Svulgi he will be the chief of the chiefs.
DIŠ ri-bu-u₂ {m}lu₂.{d}NANNA ši-ni-pat ap-kal-[li ša iš]-⸢tu E₂ {d}NIN.KAR⸣.NUN.NA {d}iš-tar ša E₂ {d}šul-gi u₂-šum₂-gal-la ⸢u₂⸣-še-ṣu-⸢u₂⸣If a man is seized by Lu-Nanna the šīnipat of the apkallu-official from the house of Ninkar-eniguna (and) Ishtar of the temple of Šulgi he will make great.
ṭup-pi {m}{d}AG-⸢šal⸣-lim LU₂.A.⸢BA⸣ {iri}BAL.TIL-u{ki}Tablet of Nabû-ešallim, the temple administrator of Baltil.
8′ša₂ TUM₃ {d}UTU lit-bal-šu₂ ša e-ri-šu ⸢u₂⸣-šam-šu₂-u ina ŠU.II {d}AG ḫa-an-tiš US₂Whoever takes (this tablet) away may Šamaš carry it off. Whoever entrusts it to him, may he not be forgotten by the hand of Nabû.

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