Unread Atlas

Home › Tablets › P422647

RINAP 4 Esarhaddon 001, ex. 016 (P422647)

Official or display, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

Open in the reader & map →See it among all tablets

DesignationRINAP 4 Esarhaddon 001, ex. 016
IDP422647
Museum no.BM 127872 + BM 127975 + BM 134488 + BM 138195
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

Transliteration (ATF)

From Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI: reuse of catalogue/transliteration data with citation of CDLI; images restricted (not fetched)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-H2, 2026-10-18), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
surface a col 1
1'[...]-ha# si#-[...]... he/she/it ...(very low confidence: a guess)
2'[...]-ih ka-bat-ti asz2-[...]... my mood ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3'[...]-sa rit-ti-ia a-na [...] _ag#_... my hand to ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4'u3 {d}u-gur _{d}1(u)-5(disz)_ sza2 {iri}ni-nu-[...] limmu2-dingirand Nergal, Ishtar of Nineveh, king of the four world quarters,
5'qa-ti asz2-szi-ma im-gu-ru qi2-[x]-tiI seized my hand and ... my ...
6'ina an-ni-szu2-nu ke-nim _uzu_ ta-kil-ti isz-[...]-nim-maBy their true command, the meat of the sacrifice ... and
7'a-lik la ka-la-a-ta i-da-a-ka ni-[x x]-lak-ma"Going without ceasing, we shall go and
8'ni-na-a-ra ga-re-e-ka 1(disz)-en u4-[...]-me... one day ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
9'ul uq-qi2 pa-an _erin2 hi-a_-ia ul ad#-[x]I did not wait for the workers of my ... and did not ...
10'ar-ka-a ul a-mur pi-qit-ti _ansze-kur-ra_ [...]I did not see it. The allocation of horses ...
11'u3 u2-nu-ut _me3_-ia ul a-szur s,i-di-it ger-[...]and the equipment of my battle I did not release, the ṣidītu of ...
12'szal-gu ku-us,-s,u {iti}ziz2 dan-na-at _en-te-na#_ [...](In) Shabatu, the strong month of the winter, ...
13'ki-ma u5-ri2-in-ni mu-up-pa-ar-[...]Like a lion ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
14'a-na sa-kap za-'i-ri-ia ap-ta-a i-da-a-[x]I opened my mouth to smite my enemies
15'har-ra-an nina{ki} pa-asz2-qi2-isz ur-ru-hi-isz ar-de-e-maOn the road to Nineveh I went swiftly and
16'el-la-mu-u-a ina _ki_-tim {kur}hal-ni-gal-bat gi-mir qu-ra-di-szu2-unmy lordship in the land Ḫalnigalbat, all of their warriors,
17's,i-ru-u-ti pa-an ger-ri-ia s,ab-tu-ma u2-szal-lu _{gesz}tukul-mesz_-szu2-unThey were captured in the face of my campaign and carried off their weapons.
18'pu-luh-ti _dingir-mesz gal-mesz en-mesz_-ia is-hu-up-szu-nu-ti-maThe fear of the great gods, my lords, overwhelmed them and
19'ti-ib _me3_-ia dan-ni e-mu-ru-u2-ma e-mu-u mah-hu-tisz2my mighty battles they saw, and the great battles
20'{d}isz-tar be-let _muru2_ u _me3_ ra-a'-i-mat sza2-an-gu-ti-iaO Ištar, mistress of the nose and the womb, the one who loves my radiance,
21'i-da-a-a ta-zi-iz-ma _{gesz}pan_-su-nu tasz-biryou stood on the river, and you split their bow.
22'ta-ha-za-szu2-nu ra-ak-su tap-t,u-ur-maYou strike them with a sword, and
23'ina _ukken_-szu2-nu iq-bu-u um-ma an-nu-u2 _lugal_-a-nithey said in their assembly: "This is the king."
24'ina qi2-bi-ti-sza2 s,ir-ti i-da-a-a it-ta-na-as-ha-ru ti-bu-u[By] her exalted command, she constantly seeks me out, (saying):
25'_egir_-ia2 ka-lu-mesz i-dak-[x]-ku u2-s,al-lu-u be-lu-tiAfterwards, they slaughtered all of the lords.
26'_ug3-mesz kur_ asz-szur{ki} sza2 a-de-e [x _x]-mesz gal-mesz_ ina muh-hi-ia2 iz-ku-ruThe people of Assyria, whose treaty and great s have imposed upon me,
27'a-di mah-ri-ia2 il-li-ku-nim-ma u2-na-asz2-szi-qu _giri3-min_-ia2before me came and smashed my feet.
28'u3 szu-nu {lu2}ha-am-ma-'e-e e-pisz si-hi u3 bar-tiAnd they, the Hammaʾu, have performed extispicy against me.
surface a col 2
1'szu#-[...]Šu-(low confidence: few signs survive)
2'u3 [...]and ...(very low confidence: a guess)
3'szul-mu# [...]The well-being of(low confidence: few signs survive)
4'ina qe2-reb [...]in ...(very low confidence: a guess)
5'ka-bat-ti [...](Sum) My heart ... (Akk) My liver ...
6'sza2 pa-a-t,i _kur_-szu2 u2#-[...]Whose land he conquered ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
7'ba-ra-nu-u2 na-[...](Sum) The one who ... (Akk) Who ...(?) ...
8'a-na {kur}elam-ma{ki} sze-la-[...]to the land Elam ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
9'sza2 e-ti-qu {d}asz-szur {d}3(u)# [...](As for) the one who passes by, may the gods Aššīr (and) Sîn
10'e#-mi3#-du-szu-ma qe2-reb {kur}elam-[ma{ki} ...]I surrounded him and in the land Elam(lower confidence: line is broken)
11'[...]-mar-duk _szesz_-szu2 ep-szet {kur}e-lam-ti sza# [...]... Marduk, his brother, the deeds of the land Elam which ...
12'e-mur-ma ul-tu {kur}elam-ma{ki} in-nab-tam-ma [...]-iaHe saw (them) and fled from Elam and ... my ...
13'a-na _kur_ asz-szur{ki} il-lik-am-ma u2-s,al-la-a be-lu-tiwent to Assyria, and I admired my lordship.
14'_kur_ tam#-tim# a#-na# si-hir-ti-sza2 ri-du-ut _szesz_-szu2 u2-szad-gil2 pa-nu-usz-szu2The land of the Sea in its entirety I made his brother's inheritance greater than before.
15'szat-ti-szam-ma la na-par-ka-a it-ti ta-mar-ti-szu2 ka-bit-tiAt that time, I was not afraid of you with his large audience gift.
16'a-na nina{ki} il-lak-am-ma u2-na-asz2-sza2-qa _giri3-min_-iato Nineveh he shall go and make my feet bow down.
17'{disz}ab-di-mil-ku-ut-ti _lugal_ {iri}s,i-dun-niAbdi-Milkūti, king of Sidon.
18'la pa-lih3 be-lu-ti-ia la sze-mu-u2 zi-kir szap-ti-iaWho does not fear my lordly majesty, does not hear the utterance of my lips,
19'sza _ugu_ tam-tim gal-la-te it-tak-lu-ma is-lu-u _{gesz}szudun_ asz-szur{ki}(As for) the one who trampled upon the great sea and carried off the yoke of Assyria,
20'{iri}s,i-dun-nu _iri_ tuk-la-te-szu2 sza2 qe2-reb tam-tim na-du-u2Ṣidunnu, his fortified city that is in the sea,
21'a-bu-bisz as-pu-un _bad3_-szu2 u szu-bat-su as-suh-maI erected its walls and its habitations, and
22'qe2-reb tam-tim ad-di-ma a-szar masz-kan2-szu2 u2-hal-liqI surrounded, conquered, (and) plundered (them) in the sea.
23'{disz}ab-di-mil-ku-ut-ti _lugal_-szuAbdi-Milkūti, his king
24'la-pa-an _{gesz}tukul-mesz_-ia ina _muru2_ tam-tim in-na-bitbefore my weapons he fell into the sea.
25'ina qi2-bit {d}asz-szur _en_-ia ki-ma nu#-u#-ni# ul-tu qe2-reb tam-tim a-bar-szu-maBy the command of the god Ashur, my lord, I removed him from the sea like a bird.
26'ak-ki-sa _sag-du_-su _dam_-su _dumu-mesz_-szu2 _dumu-munus-mesz_-szu2his head, his wife, his sons, his daughters
27'_ug3-mesz e2-gal_-szu2 _ku3-sig17 ku3-babbar nig2-gur11 na4-mesz_ a-qar-tu2the people of his palace gold, silver, property, stones (and) aqartu stone
surface a col 3
1'[...]-sa [...]... her ...(very low confidence: a guess)
2'[...] ab-di-mil-ku-[...]... Abdi-Milku-(low confidence: few signs survive)
3'[...] sa-an-du-ar-[x]... Sanduri-(low confidence: few signs survive)
4'[...] u2-nak-ki-is-[...]... they cut off ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
5'[...]-ir-ma u2-szah-mi3-t,a _egir_-[x]... and he will recover. After ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
6'[...]-ia _ug3-mesz_ kul-lu-mi-im-ma... my ... all the people(lower confidence: line is broken)
7'[...] a-lul-ma it-ti _{lu2}nar_... I went and with the singer(lower confidence: line is broken)
8'[...] nina{ki} e-te-et-ti-iq... passed by Nineveh(lower confidence: line is broken)
9'[_...]-mu_-s,ur asz2-lu-lam-ma...-mushur, I carried off, and(lower confidence: line is broken)
10'[...] ad-di-ma a-na _kur_ asz-szur{ki} u2-ra-a... I brought and to Assyria I brought.(lower confidence: line is broken)
11'[...] {iri}ni-na-a it-ti a-si... Nineveh with a rope(lower confidence: line is broken)
12'[...]-ti ka-mi3-isz(Sum) ... he kissed(?) (Akk) The ... of the ... is pure
13'[...]-a _erin2 hi-a_-ma-a'-du... the troops are plentiful.(lower confidence: line is broken)
14'[...]-usz#-na... of his ...(very low confidence: a guess)
15'[...] _{gesz}tukul_... the weapon(low confidence: few signs survive)
16'[...]-lak-ki...-lakki(low confidence: few signs survive)
17'[...] {kur}ta-ba-la... the land Tabal(low confidence: few signs survive)
18'[...] tak-lu-ma... you trust, and(low confidence: few signs survive)
19'[...] dan-nu-ti... mighty ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
20'[...] szal-lat-sun... their booty(low confidence: few signs survive)
21'[...]-it,-t,u...-iṭṭu(very low confidence: a guess)
22'[...]-su-nu-ti... their(very low confidence: a guess)
23'[...]-szur#-ri...-šuri(low confidence: few signs survive)
24'[...]-un...-un(low confidence: few signs survive)
25'[...] sza2#-ti#-na u2-[...]... of hers ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
26'u3 bar2-sipa{ki} [...]and Borsippa(low confidence: few signs survive)
27'{disz}{d}muati-szal-lim _a_ {disz}ba-la-si#Nabû-šallim, son of Balasi
28'ina _{gesz}gu-za_-szu2 u2-sze-szib-ma i-sza2-t,a ab-sza2-a-niI sat on his throne and wrote (it).
29'{disz}en-ba-sza2 _dumu_ {disz}bu-na-na {lu2}gam-bu-la-a-aBel-baša, son of Bunanu, Gambulean
30'sza ina 1(u) 2(disz) _danna_ qaq-qa-ru ina _a-mesz_ u _gi-ambar-mesz_ szit-ku-nu szu-ub-tuwhich are located on a field of 12 hectares in water and reeds,
31'ina qi2-bit {d}asz-szur _en_-ia hat-tu ra-ma-ni-szu2 im-qut-su-maby the command of the god Aššīr, my lord, his own fear fell upon him and
32'ki-i t,e3-e-me-szu-nu bil-tu u man-da-at-tumAccording to their report, the bill and the payment
33'_gu4-mah_-hi szuk-lul-u-te _ansze_ s,a-ma-da-ni _{ansze}kunga-mesz babbar-mesz_oxen, mules, donkeys, ṣammadānu-grain, white mules
34'ul-tu {kur}e-lam-ti il-qa-am-ma a-na {iri}ni-nu-aFrom the land Elam he took and went to Nineveh.
35'a-di mah-ri-ia il-lik-am-ma u2-na-asz2-sziq _giri3-min_-iabefore me he came and struck my feet.
surface a col 4
1'{kur#}[...]The land(low confidence: few signs survive)
2'mi-s,ir [...]... ṣīru(low confidence: few signs survive)
3'qaq-qar-sza2 pu-ul-[...](Sum) Its ground is a pitfall (Akk) On its ground it is pitfall
4'{ansze}mur-ni-is-qi2 _gal-mesz_ [...]large mules ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
5'a-na nina{ki} _iri_ be-lu-ti-[...]to Nineveh, the city Beluti-(lower confidence: line is broken)
6'asz2-szu2 _{lu2}en-iri-mesz_-ni sza [...]Concerning the governors of(lower confidence: line is broken)
7'be-lu-ti u2-s,al-lu-ma e-[...](Sum) My lordly majesty was rejoicing, and I ... (Akk) The queenly m[ids] rejoiced and ...
8'{lu2}szu-ut _sag-mesz_-ia2 _{lu2}nam-mesz_ sza pa#-[...]my eunuchs, governors who
9'it-ti-szu2-nu u2-ma-'e-er-ma _ug3-mesz_ [...]I saw with them, and the people ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
10'ik-bu-su-ma u2-szak-ni-szu2 _giri3#_ [...]they seized him and made him prostrate himself. The foot ...
11'_gun_ man-da-at-ti be-lu-ti-ia u2-[...]I gave a talent of the payment of my lordship
12'{kur}pa-tu-usz-ar-ra na-gu-u sza2 i-te#-[...]The land Patušarra, the nagû that ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
13'sza qe2-reb {kur}ma-da-a-a _su3-mesz_ sza2 pa-a-t,i# [...]who are in the midst of the Medes, who are scattered ...
14'sza2 ina _lugal-mesz_-ni _ad-mesz_-ia mam2-ma la ik-[...]Who among the kings, my ancestors, no one ...
15'{disz}szi-dir-pa-ar-na {disz}e-pa-ar-na _{lu2}en_ [...]Šidir-parna, Eparna, the lord of
16'sza2 la kit-nu-szu a-na ni-i-ri sza2-a-szu2-nu a-[...](As for) the one who does not obey him, to the yoke of those (people) ...
17'_ansze-kur-ra-mesz_ ru-ku-bi-szu2-nu _gu4-mesz_ s,e-[...]horses, their trainers, oxen, ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
18'szal-lat-sun2 ka-bit-tu asz2-lu-la a-na qe2-[...]I carried off their heavy booty to ...
19'{kur}ba-a-zu na-gu-u sza2 a-szar-szu2 ru-[x x]The land Bazu, the nagû-priestess, whose place
20'mi-szit na-ba-li qaq-qar _mun_ a-szar s,u#-[...]Half a nabalu-measure of the earth, salt where ... ...
21'1(disz) _me_ 2(u) _danna_ qaq-qar ba-a-s,i pu-qut-ti u _{na4}zu2#-[x_ x]1 hundred 20 danna of the ground, ..., puquttu-stone and ...-stone
22'a-szar _musz gir2-tab_ ki-ma kul-ba-a#-bi ma-lu-u _a-gar3_where the snake of the Scorpion is like a culbābu-disease, in the meadow
23'2(u)# _danna_ {kur}ha-zu-u2 szad-di _{na4}sag-gil-mud_20 danna stones of the land Ḫazû, surrounded by saggilmud stone
24'[x]-na# _egir_-ia u2-masz-szir-ma e-ti-iq... after me he removed and passed away.
25'[x]-gu-u szu-a-tu2 sza ul-tu u4-me ul-lu-tiThat ... which from distant days(lower confidence: line is broken)
26'[x x]-li-ku _lugal_ pa-ni mah-ri-ia... the king who had come before me
27'[...] _en_-ia ina qe2-reb-szu2 szal-t,a-nisz at-ta-lak... my lord, I went safely inside it.
28'[...]-su# _lugal_ {iri}hal-di-i-su {disz}ak-ba-ru _lugal_ {iri}il-pi-a-te...su, king of Haldīsu; Akbaru, the king (of) Illapiate
29'[...]-sa-ku _lugal_ {iri}ma-gal-a-ni {munus}ia-pa-a' szar-rat {iri}di-ih-ra-a-nu...-saku, king of Magan, Yapaʾ, queen of Diḫaranu
30'[...]-su _lugal_ {iri}qa-da-ba-a' {disz}ni-ha-ru _lugal_ {iri}ga-a'-u2-a-ni...su, king of Qadabaʾ; Niḫaru, [king of] Gaʾuāni
31'[x x]-as-lu szar-rat {iri}i-hi-lu {disz}ha-ba-zi-ru _lugal_ {iri}pu-da-a' 8(disz) _lugal-mesz_-ni-aslu, queen of Iḫilu; Habaziru, king of Pudaʾ; 8 kings
32'sza qe2-reb na-ge-e szu-a-tu2 a-duk ki-ma {sze}_munu4_ asz2-ta-t,iof that district I killed, like grain I weighed out.
33'pa-gar qu-ra-di-szu2-un _dingir-mesz_-szu2-nu _nig2-szu_-szu2-nu _nig2-gur11_-szu2-nu _ug3-mesz_-szu2-nutheir warriors, their gods, possessions, property, and people
34'asz2-lu-la a-na qe2-reb _kur_ asz-szur{ki} {disz}la-a-a-le-e _lugal_ {iri}ia-di-i'I marched to Assyria. La'alê, king of the city Adiʾ
35'sza2 la-pa-an _{gesz}tukul-mesz_-ia in-nab-tu2 ha-at-tu ra-ma-ni-szuwho before my weapons had become frightened, his own name
36'im-qut-su-ma a-na nina{ki} a-di mah-ri-ia il-lik-am-mafell upon him and went to Nineveh, before me.
37'u2-na-asz2-szi-iq _giri3-min_-ia re-e-mu ar-szi-szu2-mahe made pass by my feet, mercy to him, and
38'na-ge-e {kur}ba-a-zi szu-a-tu2 u2-szad-gil2 pa-nu-usz-szu2I made that district of the land Bazi (Bazi) greater than before.
39'ina e-muq {d}asz-szur {d}3(u) {d}utu {d}ag {d}mes _{d}1(u)-5(disz)_ sza nina{ki}By the strength of the deities Aššīr, Sin, Šamaše, Nabû, Marduk, (and) Ishtar of Nineveh,
40'_{d}1(u)-5(disz)_ sza {iri}limmu2-dingir ak-szud kul-lat na-ki-ri mul-tar-hiI conquered the Ishtar of the city Limmu-ilī, all the enemies, the rebels,
41'ina zik-ri _dingir_-ti-szu2-nu ma-al-ki na-ki-ri-iaBy the command of their divinity, my enemies,
42'ki-ma qa-ne2-e ma-he-e i-szu-ub-bulike the horns of a lion they fall.
43'_lugal-mesz_ a-szi-bu-ut tam-tim sza2 _bad3_ [...] tam-tim-mathe kings who dwell in the Sea of the Fortress of the Sea
surface a col 5
1'{disz}gissu-en _lugal#_ [...]Sîn, the king(low confidence: few signs survive)
2'{disz}i-ka-u2-su _lugal_ {iri}am-qar-u2-na# [...]Ikūssu, king of the city Amqaruna
3'{iri}gu-ub-li {disz}ma-ta-an-ba-la _lugal_ {iri#}[...]Gubli, Matānbala, king of(lower confidence: line is broken)
4'{disz}a-bi-ba-'a-li _lugal_ {iri}sam-si-mu-ru-na {disz}bu-du-_dingir lugal_Abī-baʾʾali, king of Samsimuruna; Udu-ili, the king.
5'{iri}e2-am-ma-na {disz}pap-mil-ki _lugal_ {iri}as-du-diEmana, Papmilki, king of Asdudu
6'1(u) 2(disz) _lugal-mesz_ sza2 ki-sza2-ti tam-tim {disz}e-ki-isz-tu-ra _lugal_12 kings of the region of the Sea: Ekišturra, king
7'{iri}e-di-'i-il {disz}pi-la-a-gu-ra-a _lugal_ {iri}ki-it-ru-siEdiʾil, Pila-gūrāya, king of Kitrusi.
8'{disz}ki-i-su _lugal_ {iri}si-il-lu-u8-a {disz}i-tu-u-an-da-arKisu, king of Sillua: Ituandar
9'_lugal_ {iri}pa-ap-pa {disz}e-re-e-su _lugal_ {iri}si-il-luking of Pappa: Eresu, king [of Sil]lu
10'{disz}da-ma-su _lugal_ {iri}ku-ri-i {disz}ad2-me-su _lugal_ {iri}ta-me-siDamašu, king of Kurî; Admesu (I), k[ing of Tamesi]
11'{disz}da-mu-u2-si _lugal_ {iri}qar-ti-ha-da-as-tiDamu-usi, king of Qartiḫadasti.
12'{disz}u2-na-sa-gu-su _lugal_ {iri}li-di-ir {disz}bu-s,u-su _lugal_Unasagūssu, king of Lidar: Buṣusu was king.
13'{iri}zalag2-ia 1(u) _lugal-mesz_ sza {kur}ia-ad-na-na _muru2_ tam-tim10 kings of the land Yadnana, the seashore
14'_szu-nigin_ 2(u) 2(disz) _lugal-mesz_ {kur}hat-ti a-hi tam-tim _muru2_ tam-tim _du3_-szu-nutotal: 22 kings of the land Ḫatti, along the shore of the Sea, (and) the seashore built.
15'u2-ma-'e-er-szu-nu-ti-ma _gesz-ur3-mesz gal-mesz_ tim-me _mah-mesz_I entrusted to them, and the great beams, the great towers
16'{gesz}a-dap2-pi szu-hu-ti sza _{gesz}eren {gesz}szur-min3_fresh adapâ-trees of cedar and cypress,
17'tar-bit {kur}si-ra-ra u {kur}lab-na-nadescendant of the lands Sirara and Labnana,
18'sza ul-tu u4-me pa-ni ma-gal ik-bi-ru-ma i-szi-hu la-a-nu(As for) the one who, since distant days, had become frightened and became afraid,
19'_{d}alad-{d}lamma-me_ sza _{na4}{d}asznan_Alad-Lammāmu of the stone Ašnan
20'_{munus}{d}lamma-mesz {munus}{d}ab2-za-za_-a-ti _{na4}kun4-mesz_ a-gur2-rithe lamma-priestess and the ababzātu-priestesses, the baked bricks,
21'sza _{na4}gesz-nu11-gal {na4}{d}asznan {na4}dur2-mi-na_of alabaster, ašnan-stone, and dunmina-stone
22'_{na4}dur2-mi-na-banda3{da}_ {na4}a-la-lum _{na4}gi-rim-hi-li-ba_Durmi-nabanda-stone, alalu-stone and girim-ḫilibu-stone
surface a col 6
1'[...] u2-[...]
2'[...]-ti#-szam-ma... ... you, and(very low confidence: a guess)
3'[...] qe2-reb-sza2... inside it(low confidence: few signs survive)
4'[...]-tu2# {d}alad _saga_... alad, good(low confidence: few signs survive)
5'[...]-ha-du-u2 ka-bat-ti-ia2... of my stomach(lower confidence: line is broken)
6'x [...] ip-par-ku-u2 i-da-a-sza2... they will break, and she will die.
7'a-na [...]-ni _dumu-mesz_-iato ... my sons(lower confidence: line is broken)
8'sza {d}asz-szur u {d}[x-x] a-na be-lut _kur_ u3 _ug3-mesz_of Ashur and ... for the rule of the land and the people
9'i-nam-bu-u2 [x]-kir-szu2 e-nu-ma _e2-gal_ sza2-a-tuwhen that palace(lower confidence: line is broken)
10'i-lab-bi-ru-ma in-na-hu an-hu-sa lu-ud-disz(If) they become old and dilapidated, may I repair its dilap[idated section(s).]
11'ki-i sza2 a-na-ku _mu-sar_-u2 szi-t,ir szu-me _lugal ad_ ba-ni-iaAs I wrote an inscribed object bearing the name of the king, the father who created me,
12'it-ti _mu-sar_-e szi-t,ir _mu_-ia asz2-ku-nu-mawith an inscribed object bearing my name I placed and
13'at-ta ki-i ia-a-ti-ma _mu-sar_-u2 szi-t,ir _mu_-iaYou, like me, write an inscribed object bearing my name.
14'a-mur-ma _i3-gis_ pu-szu-usz _{udu}siskur bal_-qi2I saw, and with oil I poured out a sacrifice.
15'it-ti _mu-sar_-e szi-t,ir _mu_-ka szu-kunWith an inscribed object bearing your name place it.
16'{d}asz-szur u {d}isz-tar ik-ri-bi-ka i-szem-mu-u2The gods Aššīr and Ishtar will (then) listen to your prayers.
17'{iti}sze-sag11-ku5 lim-mu {disz}id-ri _{lu2}en-nam_ {kur}la-hi-raMonth Addāru (XII), eponym year of Idrī, governor of the land Lahiru.

Sources & licences

Cite the original edition and translator. Page generated by Unread Atlas from the public corpus export of 2026-10-18.