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FAOS 18, pl. IV (P414364)

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

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DesignationFAOS 18, pl. IV
IDP414364
Museum no.BM 050725
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenrePrayer
Find spotDilbat (mod. Deilam)
Coordinates32.2961, 44.4668

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)
reverse 15'who gives birth to the holy sheepfold
reverse 16'I will not go to the shrine, I will be pure.
obverse 2Come, we shall go and we shall go.
reverse 20'his brother, he shall not live.
reverse 4'he will... the water in the pure qaû-vessel.
obverse 7to Kulaba
obverse 10to the ursag-kalama
obverse 15to the city, to the city, to the heart of Babilu.
reverse 29'I gave to the holy sheepfold.
obverse 29May the shepherd kill her in his womb.
reverse 21'As for Hawiri,
reverse 11'as a gift, the lady of the sheepfold
obverse 18the young woman of the mother-in-law resided in the saharhub reeds
obverse 19If he is a widow, he will be ill in the work.
obverse 27If he is a widow, he will give birth in a solitary cella.
obverse 8to ebunuga
obverse 16by the command of Enem-gaanana ditto
reverse 26'may he not live.
obverse 24he entrusted to her (them).
reverse 13'When you speak to the king, my lord
reverse 14'Say to Hawiria:
reverse 28'to the lady of the sheepfold
obverse 23O lady, he was agreeable to the other, and
reverse 12'Let them come and keep us safe!
reverse 9'to the hand of my personal god
reverse 23'... did not... for you
reverse 17'When you speak to Ama-uumgal-ana-ur
reverse 25'.........
obverse 25he seized her before her.
obverse 28May he return the ewes to his yoke.
obverse 30The great gifts of his divine powers
reverse 27'... the creation of earth
reverse 18'may he not live; may he not live.
obverse 3I want to go to the city
obverse 22The lady speaks thus:
reverse 30'You are not divine, you are not divine.
obverse 9to eb-Zabalam I shall go
obverse 1Let us go to his bed
obverse 17to the word of Ishtar said:
reverse 32'Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: 19th day. Its ritual: unfinished.
obverse 26from the ziggurrat of his mother's quarters he abandoned it.
obverse 14to the city, to ebtintir
obverse 12I want to...
obverse 13I want to...
reverse 10'the god, the lord
reverse 6'for the... of the righteous lord,
reverse 31'I am not, I am not
reverse 24'may he not live.
obverse 20he fashioned it, he fashioned it.
obverse 11I want to go to the cattlepen of the Land
reverse 5'to the house of Luzida at u’eba
reverse 22'may he not live in.
reverse 33'If his breast is red, he will die.
obverse 6to the city for rejoicing...
obverse 31... alû-disease in his battles...
obverse 5I want to go to the rear of the city
reverse 1'for the rations of the house
obverse 21he looked at her, and she was a widow, and
reverse 3'to the usikila offering
reverse 7'as a gift to Luzizida,
reverse 2'.........
reverse 8'the lord of truth has entrusted him.
reverse 19'(a kind of profession) that is not known
obverse 4We went to his city

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