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SBH 10 (P414276)

Ritual and liturgical, Hellenistic, Babylon · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE

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DesignationSBH 10
IDP414276
Museum no.VAT 00274 + VAT 00434 + VAT 00551 + VAT 01750 + VAT 01813
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageSumerian; Akkadian
PeriodHellenistic · c. 330 BCE–141 BCE
GenreRitual and liturgical
Find spotBabylon (mod. Bābil)
Coordinates32.5350, 44.4258

Transliteration (ATF)

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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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1[umun e-ne-eŋ₃-ŋa₂]-ni [e]-⸢ne⸣-eŋ₃-[ŋa₂-ni]The lord of his word, his word
2[ša₂ be-lu a-mat]-su [a]-⸢mat-su⸣The word of the lord is his word
3[umun e-ne-eŋ₃-ŋa₂]-ni {⸢e₂⸣}tur₃-ra gig [bi₂-ak]Lord, his word is bitter in the cattlepen
4[ša₂ be-lu a-mat]-⸢su⸣ tar-ba-ṣa ma-ru-⸢uš⸣-[tu₄ ...]The heart of the lord, his word is a storm that destroys humanity
5[e-ne-eŋ₃ an gu-la]-⸢ke₄⸣ e-ne-eŋ₃-[ŋa₂-ni]The word of Great An, his word
6[e-ne-eŋ₃ {d}mu-ul-lil₂-la₂-ke₄] e-<ne-eŋ₃-ŋa₂-ni>The word of Enlil, his word
7[ur-saŋ umun-irigal-la] e-<ne-eŋ₃-ŋa₂-ni>Hero Nergal, his word
8{[d}mes-lam-ta-e₃-a] ⸢e⸣-<ne-eŋ₃-ŋa₂-ni>Meslamta'ea, his temple administrator
9[am gal umun-ir₉-ra e-<ne-eŋ₃-ŋa₂-ni>]Great wild bull Lugalirra, his word
10[e-ne-eŋ₃ an-še₃ an] ⸢al⸣-[...]The word of An ... heaven and earth
11⸢a-ma-at⸣ ša₂ e-liš [...]“It is the word(?) of heaven
12e-ne-eŋ₃ ki-še₃ [...]The word of the netherworld
13a-ma-at ša₂ šap-liš [...]The word of the lower world
14e-ne-eŋ₃ {d}a-nun-na [...]The Anuna gods
15a-ma-at {d}{<MIN(...)>} [...] ⸢x⸣ [...]The word of Ditto
16a-zu nu-tuku [šim]-mu₂ nu-[tuku]He has no physician, he has no doctor
17ba-ra-a ul i-ši [ša₂]-i-li ul i-⸢ši⸣He has no rival, he has no friend
18⸢a⸣-ma-ru zig₃-ga [gaba]-šu-ŋar nu-tukuThe rising ea-e-ma-ru has no breast.
19⸢a⸣-bu-bu te-bi-[... ša₂] ⸢ma⸣-hi-ri la i-šu-[u₂]“Ea-ebubû (means) ..., it has no regard for emāḫiri.
20[an] ⸢al⸣-dub₂-⸢dub₂⸣-[be₂ ki al]-⸢sag₃⸣-[...]Heaven trembles, earth shakes
21[AN]{⸢e⸣} u₂-[... u₂-nar]-raṭ“It is enough, it is enough! It is sufficient! It was sufficient!
22[...]-ib₂-gur-[...]... will return
23[...]-BIT-tu₄ ⸢u₂⸣-[qab]-bar... eqabbar plant
24{[gi}en₃-bar] ⸢pu₂⸣-ba-am₃ mi-ni-ib-gur₂-[gur₂]It is a reed fence, it is an ešapû-tree
25[...] ⸢ina⸣ šuq-li-šu₂ uš-ma-at... his hand is swollen
26[buru₁₄ išin]-⸢ba⸣ mu-ni-ib₂-su₃-su₃the harvest of the Isin-ba’eba-temple they shall cover.
27[...] ina i-si-ni-šu₂ u₂-ṭa-ab-bi... in his lap he smote
28[a] zig₃-⸢ga⸣-am₃ kiri₃ al-ur-[re]It is water that rises, it fills the nose
29mi-li [te]-bu-u₂ ša₂ ap-pa i-ha-am-[ma-am]“It is a flood, the wind blows like a stormwind.
30⸢a⸣ mah-[am₃] kar al-ša₅-[ša₅]It is an exalted temple, it fills the harbor
31ki-ma bu-⸢tuq⸣-[tu₄] ka-a-ri i-ha-[...]Like a stag ... the quay
32{⸢ŋeš}mes gal-gal⸣-[la] gu₂-gur₅-ru-uš am₃-[me]The great mes trees grow in the groves
33[...] u₂-kap-par₂... he smashed
34[...] al-⸢ma⸣-[ma]... he will go out and
35u₄-mu ⸢nap⸣-[...]-⸢ti u₂⸣-rak-[kas](Sum) The storm that is to be snatched (Akk) On the day of the storm that was torn out
36ur-saŋ umun-[irigal-la bu₅]-⸢bu₅⸣-am₃ i-bi₂ [nu]-bar-bar-[re]The hero Nergal is a bull that cannot be seen
37qar-rad {d}U.GUR it-⸢ta-na⸣-[aš₂]-⸢rab⸣-biṭ i-ni ⸢ul⸣ [...](Sum) The hero Nergal, when he rises up, he is surrounded by a halo (Akk) He is the hero, Nergi, when you rise up
38⸢umun e-ne⸣-[eŋ₃-ŋa₂-ni] umun e-ne-eŋ₃-ŋa₂-[ni ...] ⸢x x⸣ [...]Lord, his word, lord, [his word ...] ...
39[...]
40[...] il₂ [...]... raising ...
41⸢ur-saŋ⸣ [umun-irigal-la gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>]He ... praise for Ursa, the oxen herald
42{d}mes-⸢lam⸣-[ta-e₃-a gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>]He ... praise for Mes-elam-etaea, the ox
43am gal umun-⸢ir₉-ra⸣ gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for the great wild bull Lugalirra, the bull
44umun-gu₂-si-sa₂ [gud]-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for Lugalgusisa, the bull
45en {d}mes-saŋ-unug{ki} gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for lord Messa-unug, the ox
46umun-e-{d}gu₂-du₈-a{ki} gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for Lugalgudua, the bull
47⸢umun⸣-e-e₂-mes-lam gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for Umun-emeslam, the ox
48⸢bad₃⸣ mah e₂-lam-⸢ma⸣ gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for the supreme wall of the Elama temple, the ox
49[ur]-saŋ en-dag-ga gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for hero Endaga, the ox
50{[d]}⸢TUR⸣-TUR i-bi₂ sag₉-sag₉ gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for Etur-etur, the one with a beautiful face and an ox
51[umun]-⸢uru₂⸣-AB{ki} gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for Lugalurub, the ox
52[umun]-⸢uru₂⸣-saŋ-ŋa₂ gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for Lugalesa, the bull
53umun gu₂-a₂-nun-gi₄-a gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for lord Guanungia, the ox
54umun {d}er₃-ra-gal gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for lord Erragal, the ox
55umun-{tug₂}palaₓ(|NAM.EN.NA|)⸢mu₄⸣ {{ a }} gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for Lugalpala, the oxen-driver,
56umun-a-pak gud-<da a-a-re im-ša₄>He ... praise for Lugalapak, the bull
57umun-uru₂-bar-ra gud-<da a-a-re im-ša₄>He ... praise for Lugalubara, the bull
58umun-uru₂-šag₄-ga gud-<da a-a-re im-ša₄>He ... praise for Lugalirišaga, the bull
59umun-sirara₂{ki} gud-<da a-a-re im-ša₄>He ... praise for Lugal-Sirara, the bull
60li-bi-ir {d}hendur-saŋ-ŋa₂ gud-<da a-a-re im-ša₄>He ... praise for the herald Ḫendursa, the bull
61{d}en-dumu-nun-abzu gud-<da a-a-re im-ša₄>Endumununabzu cried out a lament
62lugal-KA-gin₆-na gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for Lugal-KA-gina, the bull
63ur-saŋ {d}šu-bu-la gud-<da a-a-re im-DU>He ... praise for hero Šubula, the ox
64gud-da a-a-re im-DU gud a-ša₃-ba-ke₄He ... praise for the bull, the bull of the field
65qar-rad ut-ta-aʾ-ad ina qe₂-reb ma-a-tu₂(Sum) The hero screamed in the midst of the land (Akk) The warrior shouted, in the middle of the country
66gud-da a-a-re im-DU si mul an-na-ke₄The ox ... praise, the star of heaven.
67<qar-rad ut-ta-aʾ-ad> nu-ri mut-ta-na-an-bi-ṭu ana ša₂-me-e<The hero has slain> the nugig priestess, he constantly seeks out to the heavens.
68umun-ŋu₁₀ ⸢dim₃-me-er zig₃⸣-ga-bi {{ a }} ša-mu-un-u₅The lord of the ziggurat, the rising flood,
69[...] ša₂-qa-at... is high
70[...] ša-<mu-un-u₅>... the šamunu
71[...] ⸢mi⸣-ru ba-nu-u₂ a-bi {d}EN.LIL₂ u₂-šaq-qi₂-ka... the creation of the father of Enlil he presented to you.
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1[... ša-mu-un]-u₅... šamunu
2[...]
3⸢a₂⸣ [...]“(If) a house ...,
4i-dan ⸢ša₂-aq-a-tu₂ be-let⸣ DINGIR-MEŠ <u₂-šaq-qi₂-ka>He gives the ešaqqûtu-vessel, the mistress of the gods, to you.
5ŋiri₃ gid₂-da gal-gal umun-irigal-la ša-<mu-un-u₅>The great canals of Lugal-irigal ...
6ina ta-lu-ki GAL-MEŠ be-lu₄ ina KI{ti₃} <u₂-šaq-qi₂-ka>On your great journey, O lord, may he bless you in the earth
7a-nu-ma-al gašan-na-na ša-<mu-un-u₅>Now, come to his aid!
8kur₉ nir-ba gašan {d}nisaba ša-<mu-un-u₅>The exalted mountain Nisaba, the lord
9ina ne₂-re-bi tar-ṣu-tu₄ be-el-tu₄ {d}{<MIN(...)>} <u₂-šaq-qi₂-ka>At the beginning of the extispicy, O lady, may ditto (means) to praise you.
10am si mu₂ a-a {d}iškur ša-<mu-un-u₅>Wild bull, horn of father Adad, lord
11ri-i-mu qar-nu-u₂ a-bi {d}IŠKUR <u₂-šaq-qi₂-ka>The hero, the father of Adad, may he bless you
12gud-a₂-nun-gu₄-a₂ kur-ra ša-<mu-un-u₅>The oxen-driver of the netherworld
13qar-rad ša₂ la im-mah-har ša₂ KUR ša₂-qa-at <u₂-šaq-qi₂-ka>(Sum) The hero, who cannot be opposed, the heart of the land is a <furrow> of yours. (Akk) The warrior, whose heart cannot be turned back, is the heart(?) of the enemy.
14bur-zi <u₄>-sakar-ra {d}gibil₆ iri₁₂-gal-la ša-<mu-un-u₅>The burzi and sakar offerings of Gibil in the Irigal
15nap-tan ša₂-qu-u₂ ana šu-uh-mu-ṭu {d}GIRA₃ IRI₁₂.GAL.LA <u₂-šaq-qi₂-ka>The šaqû-meal is offered to you for the well-being of Girra of Irigal.
16il₂-la-ab il₂-la-ab a₂-zu an-naLift it, lift it! Your power in heaven!
17ša₂-qu-u₂ ša₂-qu-u₂ id-ka ana AN{e}(Sum) The šaqû-demon, the beautiful one, came to heaven (Akk) The high and the low were brought to heaven
18umun-ŋu₁₀ il₂-la-ab a₂-<zu an-na>Lord, raise your arms to heaven
19be-lu₄ ša₂-qu-u₂ <id-ka ana AN{e>}O exalted lord, your word to heaven
20umun-⸢irigal⸣-la il₂-la-ab a₂-<zu an-na>Lugal-irigal, raise your arms to heaven
21uru₂-⸢zu⸣ a₂ gur₄-gur₄ im-me-hul-a-zuYour Urubzu’e, whose roaring arms have been destroyed
22ša₂ IRI-ka e-mu-qan pu-ug-<gu>-la-tu u₂-šal-pi-it(Sum) The heart of your city, the strength of the great gods, is exalted
23uru₂-zu a₂ il₂-la im-me-<hul-a-zu>Your city, your raised arms that have been destroyed
23a<ša₂ IRI-ka e-mu-qan> ša₂-qa-ti <u₂-šal-pi-it>The heart of your city is a mighty army
24⸢elam-ma⸣{ki} hu-bu-re im-me-<hul-a-zu>Your Elam that was destroyed
24aša₂ e-liš u šap-liš <u₂-šal-pi-it>The heart of the upper and lower part is shattered
25dubur₂ an gil-le im-me-<hul-a-zu>Your ... that destroys the pure heavens
26i-šit-tu₄ ša₂-me-e et-gu-ru-tu₂ <u₂-šal-pi-it>(Sum) The one who takes away the scepter of heaven (Akk) He who removes the oath of heaven
27šag₄ a-ab-ba-gin₇ še am₃-ša₄-zuLike a storm blowing in the sea, your wind is blowing
28ki-ma lib₃-bi tam-ti₃ tu-dam-mu-u₂like the heart of the sea you have destroyed,
29ga-am₃-ma-ab-ŋen-ŋen ga-am₃-ma-ab-ŋen-ŋenLet me speak to you, let me talk to you.
30lul-lik-šu₂ lul-lik-šu₂Let me go, let me go!
31lu₂ ki-bala-a-ra ga-<am₃-ma-ab-ŋen-ŋen>I want to speak to the man of the rebel land
32ana ša₂ KUR nu-kur₂-ti {<MIN(lul-lik-šu₂)>}to the land of the enemy his ditto
33lu₂ en nu-še-ga-ra ga-<am₃-ma-ab-ŋen-ŋen>I want to utter an arazu prayer to the one who is not a lord
34ana la ma-gir be-li₂ {<MIN(lul-lik-šu₂)>}To the one who does not obey my lord
35en {d}en-lil₂-la₂-ra lu₂ en nu-še-ga-ra ⸢ga⸣-<am₃-ma-ab-ŋen-ŋen>For the lord of Enlil, the one who does not revere the en priestess, I will make it perfect for you
36ana la ma-gir be-li₂ {d}{<⸢MIN⸣(...)>} {<MIN(lul-lik-šu₂)>}To the one who does not obey, my lord, Ea-šumu-iqbi, his son,
37ki-⸢ur₃⸣-ra ga-am₃-⸢ŋen⸣ [ud] ga-am₃-[...]I want to go up to the threshing floor, I want [to go up] to the sun.
38[...]-UD-ma lul-mad... I am false.
39[...] ⸢x⸣-da [...]... with the eagle
40[...] {<MIN(...-UD-ma)>} lul-mad... falsehood
41[...] ⸢gu⸣ ga-am₃-ma-da-[...]... I want to ... with you
42[...] qa-a lu-uš-lu-⸢la⸣... let me raise my hands
43[...] še ga-⸢am₃⸣-[ma-da-...]I want to ... barley with you
44[...] ga-[am₃-ma-da-...]I want to ... with you
45[...]
46[...]-da-[...]... ...
47[...] be-lu₄ ⸢x⸣ {<MIN(...)>}... the lord
48[...]
49[... a₂]-⸢ŋu₁₀⸣-[a me]-⸢e⸣ mu-lu-ra ga-⸢am₃-ma-da⸣-[...]... I want to go up to the aid of a man
50[... i-di]-⸢ia⸣ [...] ⸢na⸣-ak-ri lik-nu-⸢šu₂⸣... may ... rejoicing ... bless him.
51a₂ [zid-da]-ŋu₁₀-[a me]-⸢e⸣ <mu-lu-ra ga-am₃-ma-da-...>I want to ... the arms of a ziggurat for the man
52a₂ gab₂-bu-ŋu₁₀-[a me]-⸢e⸣ <mu-lu-ra ga-am₃-ma-da-...>I want to ... the power of battle for the man
53a₂ zid-⸢da-ŋu₁₀⸣ {{ a }} a₂ ⸢gab₂⸣-[bu-ŋu₁₀-a me]-⸢e⸣ <mu-lu-ra ga-am₃-ma-da-...>I want to ... the “women of the ziggurat’, the awe-inspiring water, the women of the gabû-tree, the weavers for the man
54a₂ gab₂-ŋu₁₀ {{ a }} a₂ [zid-da-ŋu₁₀-a me]-⸢e⸣ <mu-lu-ra ga-am₃-ma-da-...>I want to ... the arms of the flanks, arms and legs for the man
55a₂ mu-lu ŊIŠ-NI-GAN-⸢x⸣ [...] ⸢na-an⸣-gur₂(Sum) The arm of a man(?) ... (Akk) The arms of the man ...
56ana i-di-ia ⸢x⸣-[...](Sum) For my feet, ... (Akk) To my feet
57a₂ zid-⸢da⸣-[ŋu₁₀ ...]The right side ...
58a₂ ⸢zid⸣-[da-ŋu₁₀ ...]labor of the ezid plant
59[...] ⸢he₂-em-ma⸣-[...]... may he/she say to you
60[...] lik-nu-šu₂... may they bless him
61[... a₂ zid-da-ŋu₁₀]-⸢a⸣ mu-un-⸢gur₂⸣-[...](Sum) ..., he made the righteous arm bow down to him (Akk) The ... of the right arm bows down to me
62[... a₂ gab₂-bu-ŋu₁₀]-a mu-un-<gur₂-...>... stretched out his arms to the side
63[... a₂] gab₂-bu-ŋu₁₀-a mu-un-<gur₂-...>... stretched out arms on the chest
64[... a₂] zid-da-ŋu₁₀-a mu-un-<gur₂-...>... bends over at the right side
65[...]-ni he₂-em-ma-ab-[...]May ... his ...
66[ŋi₆-a am₃-di]-di umun-e ŋi₆-a am₃-[di-di]The lord goes in the river.
67[...] be-lu₄ {<MIN(...)>}... lord
68[...] ⸢x⸣ NU AL.TIL ana DU₁₂ ZI{hi} IM.GID₂.DA [...]... ešû-plant, not finished, excerpted for singing Imgida
69[... {m}{d}nanna]-⸢u₃⸣-tud ŠU {m}U-A-MU A-šu₂ E{ki} {iti}⸢x-x⸣ [...]... Nanna-e’etud, hand of Bēl-apla-iddin, son of Ebabbar
70ša₂ ši-i MU DIŠ-ME-DIŠ-3(U)-3(DIŠ)-KAM₂ {m}⸢ar⸣-[...]That is the 33rd year of Ear-...

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