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Iraq 38, 085-094 (P421811)

Middle Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE

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DesignationIraq 38, 085-094
IDP421811
Museum no.BM 098496
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodMiddle Assyrian · c. 1400 BCE–1000 BCE
Find spotNineveh
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
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1'⸢x⸣ bal-ne-ne ⸢x⸣ [...]“The balnēnu-plants, the ...-plant
2'bal aš₃ lugal-e-ne-še₃ ⸢li⸣-[...]In the reign of the kings, elī-e-
3'DIŠ-U-imin-ta mu-meš ⸢x⸣ [...]If a man, the names of a ešu-priest
4'nimin lugal-e-ne kilib₃-ba-ne-ne-a niš-limmu BULUŊ₃ MU li-⸢e-ne⸣ [...]Ditto by the kings, all of them! May the harvest of the year ...
5'u }} ud ul-li₂-a-ta en a-da-min₃ bal su₂-li-li en-na ⸢bala⸣ [...]And since distant days the lord of the scepter of purification, until the e’ebala-plant
6'nam-saŋŋa-ne-ne-a išib ugula išib-e-ne igi {d}a-šur₄-rathe office of overseer of these overseers before Asurra
6'a⸢i⸣-[na ...]“If he goes out into the open country
7'en an-ta-ŋal₂ ugu-ni ba-dug₃-ga da-ri₂-še₃ mu-un-gin₆-naThe lord who has ruled over him is glad, forever he has made it right.
7'aEN ša-qi₂-i ⸢e-li-šu i-ṭi₂-bu x⸣ [...]The lord of the šaqî-priestess spoke to him: ...
8'nam-saŋŋa-ŋu₁₀-ta nindaba diŋir-e-ne diš hu-mu-un-in-gin₆-ešMay the nindaba offerings of the intertwined gods be perfect for you
8'ai-na SANGA-ia in-da-bu DINGIR-MEŠ [...]Among my priests, the gods ...
9'mu-gur-gur-re nu-mu-un-ba-ba mu-un-dir-dir-re nam-bal-lal-eThe one who trembles, the one who does not come out, he makes it grow thick and thick.
9'aur-te-te-di ul u₂-ne₂-šir₃ u₂-[...](Sum) The one who keeps watch, he does not relax (Akk) He keeps watch but does not calm down
10'nam ⸢dim₂-ma⸣ {d}en-ki-ke₄ ba-tar-re niŋ₂-zid TE-bi diŋir-e-ne ki-ŋu₁₀ im-mi-in-tu-udEnki decreed the fate of the emādima-priests, he imposed a nizid ritual on them. The intertwined priests gave birth to a place of abundance.
10'ai-na ṭe₂-me ša₂ {d}e₂-a u₂-ši-ma kit-tu ⸢x⸣-[...]At the command of Ea I swear truth
11'[niŋ₂]-nam ugu diŋir-e-ne zi-ne₂-eš hu-mu-un-ak-ak-ešMay they be able to speak truthfully to the judges
11'ami-im-ma ša el DINGIR-MEŠ ṭa-[...]All that is above the gods
12'[...] {lu₂}|LU₂×(SIG₂.SUD)|{mu} maš-maš mah-e-ne ki-gub{zabar} an-ta-ŋal₂-eš-a ud-gin₇ bar daŋal-la... the people, the exalted exorcists who stand on the bronze platform like the sun
12'aina u₄-me-šu-ma MIN lah₂-me ma-še-e ⸢ṣi⸣-[...]At that time, ditto, the šēdu-plant (and) the e’eṣi-plant
13'[niš-diš]-⸢ta⸣-am₃ en SAR-bi alan niŋ₂ gid₂-da un₃-naIt is an en-priestess whose inscription is a statue long in stature
13'a2(U)-DIŠ-TA-AM₃ ⸢x x x⸣ [...]20 each
14'[ia₂-ta]-⸢am₃⸣ ur daŋal-la gaba-bi-ne-ne-a“Ata-emūdi, the lion of the crossroads, their chests
14'aIA₂-TA-AM₃ ⸢x⸣-[...]Each has taken a copy.
15'[...] ⸢x x⸣ {d}nun-nam-nir-ra-ke₄ an-ta-ŋal₂... Nunamnir carried off
15'a⸢x⸣ [...]
16'[...] ⸢a₂⸣ zid-da a₂ gab₂-bu hu-⸢mu-un⸣-ti-eš... may the right and left arms be equal
17'[...]-⸢in-x⸣-[...]...-ein-
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1'[...] ⸢x⸣-ga-a-ni-še₃ [...]... his temple
2'[...] ⸢x⸣ dug₃-ga-ta mu-un-dim₂-mešThey fashioned ... from the good ...
3'[...]-⸢x⸣-še₃ sa₉ kuš₃ šu-bi diš kuš₃ a₂-bi-še₃ ib₂-ta-e₃The good one, his hand, the good one he brought out.
3'au₂-⸢x⸣-[...]I want to ...
4'[...] ⸢x⸣-bi igi la₂-eš-a alan daŋal-la me-te-a-ni nam-e-ne ib₂-ta-e₃... its ... before the defiled statues his appropriate statue he removed.
4'aina ⸢x⸣-[...] la-a-na ru-up-⸢ša⸣ [...](Sum) In the ... temple, there is no ... (Akk) In(?) the temple(?) of(?) ..., the ruup ...
5'⸢ni₂⸣ gal he₂-en-mur₁₀-mur₁₀ me-lim₄ šu₂-šu₂-a NAR KA ŠEŠ ugu-bi-e-ne ŋar-ŋar-reMay the great hero be appeased by the splendor of his hand.
5'anam-ri-ri lit-bu-šu me-lam-[me ...]May radiance, splendor, ...
6'lu₂-e-de₃ hu-luh-ha-meš ⸢x⸣ ŊIR₃ ak-ak-ne-ne-a“In order to destroy the evildoers of the fortresses,
6'ašar-bu-u₂ gal-tu [...]The great king
7'saŋ-ki sumur-ra me-te ŋar-ra igi la₂ saŋ-ki gid₂-da(Sum) The sa-ki-demon is a snake with a stinging sting. (Akk) (The) “sa₂-demon has a long tail.
7'azi-me šu-zu-zu me-na-ti nu-⸢x⸣-[...]Your name, when will you not ... your hand?
8'saŋ ŋeš ra-ra hul zi-zi-da nu-še-ga-meš de₅-de₅-⸢ga x x⸣ [...](Sum) The one who screams evilly, the one who does not rejoice(?) (Akk) The ones who shouted evilly(?) and did not rejoice
8'a⸢x-x⸣-ir lem-ni nen-du-ru a-na šum-⸢qut⸣ [...](Sum) The evil one, the enduru priestess, to the šum-equt-e23 temple (Akk) To the evildoer, the guardian of the temple
9'UD GAN DIL-DIL-li lu₂ gi-gi-a sumur-ra ⸢x⸣ [...](Sum) ..., the one of the reed screen(?) ... (Akk) The ... of a single-legged person ...
9'a[...]-⸢x-ru⸣-u₂ ez-⸢zu⸣ [...](Sum) ..., the storm(?) rages(?) (Akk) The storm(?), the thunder(?)
10'u }} ni₂ me-lim₄ nam-diŋir ŋar-ra-ke₄ ⸢x⸣ [...]And the fearsomeness of the divine powers of the “crossing-of-the-mouth’ magic,
10'a[...] ⸢x⸣ [...]
11'eš₃ e₂-hur-saŋ-kur-kur-⸢ra⸣ [...] ni₂ te-ba ⸢x⸣ [...]The shrine Eḫursakurkurae
12'⸢x x⸣ [...]

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