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Sm 1345 + 1880-07-19, 0177 (P426471)

CANONICAL > Divination > Terrestrial, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationSm 1345 + 1880-07-19, 0177
IDP426471
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Divination > Terrestrial
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

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)
obverse 14'If a house, its gates are wide, he will enter it.
obverse 26'If a house's gates are open to the sun: that house will not be built.
obverse 10'If the right side of the gall bladder is pointed and the stars appear: the house or his son will die.
obverse 13'If a house is surrounded by a flood: the house will be destroyed.
obverse 20'If a house - its gates are surrounded by a courtyard: the house will come to an end.
reverse 6'If the door is open to the south: he will have mercy.
obverse 17'Ditto: his heart is not good : he will die.
obverse 3'If... the owner of the house is dead: property...
obverse 2'If.......................,
reverse 11'If a rugbi...
obverse 21'If a house's gate is split, the house will enter into the house, and the house will be abandoned.
obverse 6'If the right side of the 'finger' is pointed and an ox enters a man's house: that house will become poor.
reverse 10'... wide
reverse 9'If the door-jamb is open to the west: the wall is its place.
reverse 4'If... is done, his heart will become happy.
obverse 16'If a house is surrounded by a gate: he will become frightened : he will become happy.
obverse 25'If a house's gates are open to the sun: that house will be destroyed, its owner will be satisfied.
reverse 3'If in a man's house a gate does not open(?)
obverse 9'If the right side of the 'finger' is swollen and snakes are swollen: the household will be abandoned.
reverse 8'If the door-jamb is open to the east: the wall of Idihu will place it.
reverse 5'If he is stricken at the gate of his house: he will die.
obverse 27'If a house's gates are open to the south: that house will dwell. Its heart will be happy.
obverse 23'If a house, its gates are open: the house will dwell.
obverse 18'If a house's gates are dark : he will die.
obverse 22'If a house is surrounded by gates: the house will be destroyed.
reverse 12'If the door is open to the courtyard: that house will expand.
reverse 13'If the door is open in the middle of the house: the wall of the house will be destroyed.
obverse 5'If the right side of the 'finger' is pointed and the 'finger' enters a man's house: that house will be abandoned.
obverse 4'If the right side of the 'finger' is pointed and the 'finger' enters a man's house.
obverse 19'If the door-jambs of his door-jambs are open : the hand of the door-jamb will be cut off.
obverse 7'If the breast-bone is thick and a horse enters a man's house: the wife of a man will die.
obverse 1'If... he enters a house:....
obverse 24'If a house - its gates are swollen: that house will be abandoned.
obverse 11'If a house is surrounded by gates: the god will have mercy on her.
reverse 15'If a house is darkened: the owner of the house will....
reverse 14'If a house is torn out in its midst: that owner of the house will... his life.
reverse 1'......
reverse 16'If a house has become dilapidated on its left: the lords of the house will be seized. : The owner of the house will have mercy on his son.
obverse 15'If a house's gates become ditto, its midst is swollen: he will become happy.
reverse 7'If the door is open to the north:... will not place evil in him.
reverse 2'If... is unalterable...
obverse 12'If a house's gates are full of ruins: the house will be destroyed.
obverse 8'If the right side of the 'finger' is pointed and a donkey enters a man's house.

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