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CLAM p. 504-510 (P414365)

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

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DesignationCLAM p. 504-510
IDP414365
Museum no.BM 055474
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenrePrayer

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 23...
obverse 24'pala garment
reverse 8I am the strong one of Enlil,
obverse 18'Elam and bulls
obverse 23'lord Irragal and oxen
reverse 3Elam he destroyed and destroyed.
reverse 20... my right and left
obverse 21'of the city of Sag
obverse 6'The... of the chief irigal did not set its eye upon it
obverse 13'ebony, oxen
obverse 17'hero of the endaga
obverse 10'hero, hero, oxen
reverse 18esoteric rites that stand at the side
reverse 21... pure... no one
obverse 3'... is great
reverse 19my... arm
obverse 26'lord of the city, midst of oxen
obverse 28'ecstatic of endursag
reverse 2.........
reverse 4a vessel of awe-inspiring splendor
reverse 25(a kind of profession)
reverse 5I want to go, I want to go
obverse 9'......, the one who constantly seeks out the hero,...
obverse 15'eshese of Gudu'a
reverse 17my arm, the right arm
obverse 11'Meslamtaea
reverse 15may it be known to Enlil
reverse 22... the nannun offerings
obverse 7'His lord said to him: "The house of the lord"
obverse 1'......
obverse 16'lord of the Emeslam temple
reverse 9I want to go, I want to go and the day I want to go
reverse 12I am the one who reveres my mother and strives after its place
reverse 10The shrines that are on their socles are piled up.
reverse 6I am the one who destroys the rebel land
obverse 5'to the hand
reverse 14May my lord know it!
reverse 7I am the one who does not abandon his strong man
obverse 14'Lord of Unug
reverse 1Lord of the Irigal temple, who knows how to live,
obverse 2'......
obverse 22'oxen suckling
reverse 16My arms, my arms, the water of the storm
obverse 25'lord of the outside of the city
reverse 13fearsomeness, my mother Ninursaga
obverse 27'lord of Sirara
obverse 20'... oxen
obverse 12'great wild bull
obverse 8'The fodder of the fodder, the oxen-flood, the marshes
reverse 24(a kind of profession)
obverse 4'(Possessor of) a tail and a tail
reverse 11It is the time to restore the barley to its place
obverse 29'The oxen grew in the water and the oxen grew
obverse 30'(If) he is a young man, he will have mercy on him.
obverse 31'My lord, the gods who make your heart rejoice,
obverse 19'the shrine Tl-ab, its good oil and oxen

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