CDLI Literary 000416 (Shulgi X) composite (P429785)
Literary, Old Babylonian, Nippur · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
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| Designation | CDLI Literary 000416 (Shulgi X) composite |
|---|---|
| ID | P429785 |
| Language | Sumerian |
| Period | Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE |
| Genre | Literary |
| Find spot | Nippur (mod. Nuffar) |
| Coordinates | 32.1271, 45.2300 |
English translation
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| surface a 1 | At the king sailing |
| surface a 2 | to Uruk towards the princely divine powers |
| surface a 3 | Sumer and Akkad marvel. |
| surface a 4 | Did he not he moor the boat at the quay of Kulaba? |
| surface a 5 | With a big wild bull of the mountains with uplifted horns |
| surface a 6 | with a sheep led by the hand of an en priest at his right side, |
| surface a 7 | with a reddish kid and a bearded kid doubled up on the breast, |
| surface a 8 | before Inanna in the shrine of E-anna he enters. |
| surface a 9 | Good shepherd Šulgi, loving heart, dressed himself in a ma garment, |
| surface a 10 | put a ḫili wig as a crown on his head. |
| surface a 11 | Inanna marveled, |
| surface a 12 | and spontaneously struck up a song, |
| surface a 13 | singing the lyrics: |
| surface a 14 | “When for the king, for the lord, |
| surface a 15 | I have bathed, |
| surface a 16 | when for the shepherd Dumuzi I have bathed, |
| surface a 17 | when I have adorned my sides with clay, |
| surface a 18 | when with resin I have colored my nose, |
| surface a 19 | when with kohl I have covered my face, |
| surface a 20 | when with hands of his fairness, |
| surface a 21 | he has covered my hips, |
| surface a 22 | when the lord who lies down beside silver Inanna, |
| surface a 23 | the shepherd Dumuzi, |
| surface a 24 | (has said) ‘I would loosen that of the lap’, |
| surface a 25 | when in my radiant arms he has grown calm, |
| surface a 26 | when ... like choice beer |
| surface a 27 | ... had touched, |
| surface a 28 | when my lap-wool has ..., |
| surface a 29 | my pa-wool he has played, |
| surface a 30 | when he has put hand to my vulva, |
| surface a 31 | when on my sweet stomach he has lain, |
| surface a 32 | like his night boat ..., |
| surface a 33 | like his thin boat he has finished, |
| surface a 34 | when on the bed he has caressed me, |
| surface a 35 | then the lord I shall caress, |
| surface a 36 | I shall decree him a good destiny; |
| surface a 37 | the good shepherd Šulgi I shall caress, |
| surface a 38 | decree him a good destiny. |
| surface a 39 | his thick arms I shall caress, |
| surface a 40 | shepherdship of all lands |
| surface a 41 | as his destiny I shall decree.” |
| surface a 42 | The lady, the mountain-crystal of heaven, |
| surface a 43 | delight of the black-headed, |
| surface a 44 | youthful woman who excels her mother, |
| surface a 45 | by her father granted divine powers, |
| surface a 46 | Inanna, daughter of Suen, |
| surface a 47 | for Šulgi, son of Ninsun, |
| surface a 48 | decrees a destiny: |
| surface a 49 | “Your ‘walking to the fore in battle’ am I! |
| surface a 50 | Your ‘weapon carrier in combat like an attendant’ am I! |
| surface a 51 | Your ‘advocate in the assembly’ am I! |
| surface a 52 | Your ‘breath-giver in the campaign’ am I! |
| surface a 53 | Shepherd chosen by ... silver are you! |
| surface a 54 | King, good provider of Eanna are you. |
| surface a 55 | carneol of An’s Irigal are you! |
| surface a 56 | fir for running, |
| surface a 57 | fit to lift head in the august dais are you! |
| surface a 58 | fit to take a seat on the lapis throne, |
| surface a 59 | your head fit to wear a colorful, |
| surface a 60 | as to your body, fit to spread out a the fleece-garment, |
| surface a 61 | fit for stomach-hanging of the garment of royalty, |
| surface a 62 | fit to lift to the side the mitum-weapon, |
| surface a 63 | fit to open knees with mace, |
| surface a 64 | fit to send off straight the broad arrows, |
| surface a 65 | fit for throwing stick and shield bound to the hips, |
| surface a 66 | as to your hands, fit for silver staff, |
| surface a 67 | as to your feet, fit for silver sandals, |
| surface a 68 | You have knees! On the campaign, fit for running, |
| surface a 69 | fit for playing, like a calf of lapis, on my silver breast; |
| surface a 70 | May your loving stomach be lasting! |
| surface a 71 | An has doned this for you, may he never alter it! |
| surface a 72 | May Enlil, the decreer of fates, never change it!” |
| surface a 73 | So did Inanna caress him. |
| surface a 74 | He who knows the joyful heart of Ninegal |
| surface a 75 | sheared a black kid |
| surface a 76 | bathed a white kid; |
| surface a 77 | wild bulls of the mountains by their noses tied up |
| surface a 78 | —house of the august breeding bull roars— |
| surface a 79 | up to the young man Utu into the temple E-babbar brings, |
| surface a 80 | up to the young man Utu raising his radiant forehead, |
| surface a 81 | For Šulgi, good shepherd of Sumer, he decress a fate: |
| surface a 82 | “King, colorful words, sweet face, |
| surface a 83 | mighty hero, born to be a lion, |
| surface a 84 | young cow standing firm in its vigor, |
| surface a 85 | valiant, unbound in his strength, |
| surface a 86 | whose feet trample great mountains: |
| surface a 87 | the heroes of the foreign lands you have brought down, |
| surface a 88 | you have trampled upon all the thrones, |
| surface a 89 | your name to the edge of heaven you have established. |
| surface a 90 | Your king—to Ašimbabbar go in peace.” |
| surface a 91 | And so at Enegir, city built in splendor, |
| surface a 92 | did he not moor the boat? |
| surface a 93 | “Seed placed by the prince in the silver womb, born on the bright mountain, |
| surface a 94 | Ninazu, like a wild bull lowing in drink, |
| surface a 102 | ...” |
| surface a 103 | “... like date syrup, ghee ... |
| surface a 104 | your are hero! Come down from the revolting lands ... |
| surface a 105 | King, the lord of prayers and supplications chooses you by heart; |
| surface a 106 | shepherd Šulgi, the lord of prayers and supplications chooses you by heart; |
| surface a 107 | Who sets a king given strength by Enlil? |
| surface a 108 | Who enters to your ...? |
| surface a 109 | Who exits to your ...? |
| surface a 110 | ... who knows your stomach should not desire your strength. |
| surface a 111 | Having desired ... battle with you |
| surface a 112 | what escapes your outstretched arms? |
| surface a 113 | When like the thunder bird you shriek, who stands before you? |
| surface a 114 | When like the storm you howl, |
| surface a 115 | the foreign lands, open reeds ablaze, mountains trembling like reeds, |
| surface a 116 | in the houses of the foreign lands watching, |
| surface a 117 | Tidnum well marveled. |
| surface a 118 | Like Utu, your terror radiates in battle. |
| surface a 119 | Like Nergal, your mace drools in death |
| surface a 120 | your lance reaches into the blood of the Land. |
| surface a 121 | The great door of the city are you, the great wall of the Land are you! |
| surface a 122 | A net piled up over heaven and earth are you, lead-jenny positioned with Sumer are you, |
| surface a 123 | May your ... call in abundance! |
| surface a 124 | May the words of Enlil, enormous things, create shade on your head! |
| surface a 125 | May the loving heart Inanna never abandon you!” |
| surface a 126 | After Ninazu had called ... blessings again and again, |
| surface a 127 | he let ewes goodly produce endless lambs, |
| surface a 128 | let jennies goodly produce endless kids, |
| surface a 129 | let white cows set up calves, |
| surface a 130 | then before Nanna in his E-temen-ni-guru he enters with them, |
| surface a 131 | head held high in the most fitting house of the the royal household, in its royal offering place, the silver place. |
| surface a 132 | His king Ašimbabbar casts a joyous glance at him, |
| surface a 133 | for Šulgi, the good shepherd of Sumer, decreed a fate: |
| surface a 134 | “Hero, lord, mighty one of the foreign lands, right arm of the Land, |
| surface a 135 | you have achieved victory for me, have carried out the commandeds. |
| surface a 136 | The houses of the rebel lands that I have cursed you have reduced to ruin mounds. |
| surface a 137 | May you never grow weary of perfecting the divine powers for me every month at new moon! |
| surface a 138 | Like Ašnan, may your name be as sweet in the mouth of the Land and in the mouths of all the countries! |
| surface a 139 | May silver Ningal, lady of the Enunna, like the wooden frame of a waterskin spread out her lap for you! |
| surface a 140 | Thus did Suen decree a good fate. |
| surface a 141 | In the Egal-maḫ of Ninegal, he took his seat on the silver throne. |
| surface a 142 | The Ištaran of Sumer, omniscient from the womb, |
| surface a 143 | renders the judgments of the Land in due order, |
| surface a 144 | makes decisions for the Land in due order |
| surface a 145 | lets no strong man wrong the weak, |
| surface a 146 | lets mother speak sweetly to her child |
| surface a 147 | lets child answer truthfully to his father. |
| surface a 148 | Sumer is filled with abundance, |
| surface a 149 | Ur prolonged in splendor, |
| surface a 150 | ... establishes. |
| surface a 151 | Because the king exulted in his triumph and let his might radiate, |
| surface a 152 | his heroism set well, |
| surface a 153 | made the rebellious lands bow, |
| surface a 154 | made our city Ur raise neck in prosperity; |
| surface a 155 | king, adorned with a face of colorful lapis, son of Enlil; |
| surface a 156 | lifting up head to heaven in broad crown, |
| surface a 157 | with An in his lofty place taking counsel, sitting with Uraš on a big throne, |
| surface a 158 | manth and passing days making the Land of Sumer and all the foreign lands play joyously— |
| surface a 159 | praise be to Lord Ašimbabbar! |
| surface a 160 | praise be to Nisaba! |
Transliteration (ATF)
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| Line | ATF | Machine English (draft) |
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| surface a | ||
| 1 | lugal ma2 na-mu-u5 | |
| 2 | ki unu{ki}-ge? me nam-nun-na-sze3 | |
| 3 | ki-en-gi ki-uri u6 mu-e | |
| 4 | kar kul-aba4{ki}-ba-ke4 ma2 na-ga-am3-mi-in-us2 | |
| 5 | am-gal hur-sag-ga2 a2 il2-il2-la-da | |
| 6 | udu en zi-de3 szu-a la2-a-da | |
| 7 | masz2 su4? masz2 za-la2 gaba-a tab-ba-da | |
| 8 | {d}inanna-ra esz3 e2-an-na-ka mu-na-da-an-ku4-ku4-u3 | |
| 9 | sipa zi szul-gi-re sza3 ki-ag2 {tug2}ma6 tug2 mu-mu4 | |
| 10 | hi-li men-sze3 sag-ga2 mi-ni-gal2 | |
| 11 | {d}inanna-ke4 u6 mu-ni-du11 | |
| 12 | ni2-te-ni-sze3 szer3 ba-szi-ni-ra | |
| 13 | en3-du-sze3 im-e | |
| 14 | lugal-ra u3-mu-un-ra | |
| 15 | a mu-na-tu17-a-gin7 | |
| 16 | su-ba du5-mu-zi-ra a mu-na-tu17-a-gin7 | |
| 17 | im da-mu szu tag-ge4 du11-ga-gin7 | |
| 18 | u3 szembulug3-ga giri17-mu gun5-gun5-na-gin7 | |
| 19 | szembi2-zi i3-bi2-ga2 mi-ni-mar-mar-ra-gin7 | |
| 20 | szu na-am3-sa6-ga-na-ka | |
| 21 | ib2-ib2-mu mi-ni-dim2-dim2-ma3-gin7 | |
| 22 | u3-mu-un i3-nu2 ku3 {d}inanna{na}-sze3 | |
| 23 | su-ba du5-mu-zi-de3 | |
| 24 | ur2-ra ga-ni-du8-a-na-gin7 | |
| 25 | x IM a2 gi-rin-ga2 GI4 in-tenx(GUR8)-tenx(GUR8)-na-gin7 | |
| 26 | x x sag kasz sag-gin7 | |
| 27 | mu-da?-[...] mu-tag-ga-gin7 | |
| 28 | siki-ur2-mu ga2-an-suh3?-suh3-a-gin7 | |
| 29 | siki-pa-mu a-ne in-da-an-du11-ga-gin7 | |
| 30 | gal4 ku3-ga2 szu bi2-in-ma-ra-gin7 | |
| 31 | sza3 ze2-ba-ga2 u3 x x-bi i3-x-nu2?-a-gin7 | |
| 32 | ma2 ge6-ni-gin7 mu-x-x-an?-gin7 | |
| 33 | ma2 sal-la-ni-gin7 mu-un-til-til-la-gin7 | |
| 34 | ki-nu2-a mu10 ma3-ni-du11-ga-a-gin7 | |
| 35 | u3-mu-un-ra mu10 da-an-du11 | |
| 36 | na-am3 ze2-eb2 du10-mu-ni-ib2-tar{ar} | |
| 37 | sipa zi szul-gi-ra mu10 da-an-du11 | |
| 38 | na-am3-ze2-eb2 du10-mu-ni-ib2-tar{ar} | |
| 39 | a2-gu2-ra-na mu10-sze3 da-an-du11 | |
| 40 | na-am3-sipa kur-kur-ra | |
| 41 | na-am3-sze3 du10-mu-ni-ib2-tar{ar} | |
| 42 | nin su3-ra2-ag2 an-na | |
| 43 | hi-li sag-ge6-ga | |
| 44 | munus szul-la ama-ni-ra diri-ga | |
| 45 | a-a-ne2 me ba-a | |
| 46 | {d}inanna dumu {d}suen-na-ke4 | |
| 47 | szul-gi dumu {d}nin-sun2-ka-ra | |
| 48 | nam mu-ni-ib2-tar-re | |
| 49 | me3-a igi-sze3 du-zu ge26-me-en3 | |
| 50 | szen-szen-na sahar-gin7 tukul la2-zu-me-en3 | |
| 51 | ukken-na inim-mud-gal2-zu-me-en3 | |
| 52 | har-ra-an-na zi-sza3-gal2-zu ge26-me-en | |
| 53 | sipa sza3-ge pa3-da x ku3-ga-me-en3 | |
| 54 | lugal u2-a zi e2-an-na-me-en3 | |
| 55 | szuba3 iri12-gal an-na-me-en3 | |
| 56 | du-du-e ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 57 | bara2 mah-ha sag il2-la-a ba-ab-du7-me-en3 | |
| 58 | {gesz}gu-za za-gin3-na dur2 gar-ra-a ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 59 | sag-zu men gun3-a ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 60 | bar-zu-sze3 {tug2}suluhu su3-de3 ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 61 | tug2 nam-lugal-la2-ka sza3 la2-a ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 62 | {gesz}mitum-ma a2 il2-de3 ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 63 | {gesz}tukul-a du10 bad-bad-de3 ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 64 | ti su3 {gesz}pan si sa2-e-de3 ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 65 | {gesz}ilar {kusz}eb2-ur3-ra za3 kesz2-ra2-a ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 66 | szu-zu-sze3 gidri ku3-ge ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 67 | giri3-zu-sze3 {kusz}e-sir2 ku3-ge ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 68 | du10-tuku-me-en3 har-ra-an-na kas4 di-de3 ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 69 | amar za-gin3-na-gin7 gaba ku3-ga2 a-ne di-de3 ba-ab-du7-u3 | |
| 70 | sza3 ki-ag2-zu-u3 u4 he2-em-su3-re6-e | |
| 71 | an-ne2 mi-ri-in-ak na-da-ab-kur2-re | |
| 72 | {d}en-lil2 lu2 nam tar-tar-re-de3 szu na-an-ni-ib-bala-e | |
| 73 | {d}inanna-ke4 mu10 mu-ni-in-du11 | |
| 74 | sza3 hul2-la {d}nin-e2-gal-ka zu | |
| 75 | masz2 ge6 umbin ba-an-kin | |
| 76 | masz2 babbar2 a ba-an-tu17-tu17 | |
| 77 | am hur-sag-ga2 giri17-sze3 ba-an-la2-la2 | |
| 78 | e2 ninda2-mah gu3 nun di-dam | |
| 79 | szul {d}utu-u3 esz3 e2-babbar2-ra mu-na-ni-ib2-ku4-ku4 | |
| 80 | szul {d}utu-u3 sag-ki zalag-ga-ni mu-szi-ib2-zi-zi | |
| 81 | szul-gi sipa zi ki-en-gi-ra-ra nam mu-ni-ib2-tar-re | |
| 82 | lugal inim gun3-gun3 igi sa6-sa6 | |
| 83 | ur-sag kal-ga pirig-sze3 tu-da | |
| 84 | sun2 tur nam-szul-ba gub-ba | |
| 85 | lipisz-tuku ne3-ni-e nu-kesz2-ra2 | |
| 86 | hur-sag gal-gal-la giri3-ni gar | |
| 87 | ur-sag kur-ra mu-ri-ri-ge-esz | |
| 88 | bara2-bara2-ge giri3 sa-ga i3-mi-du11 | |
| 89 | mu-zu za3 an-na-sze3 mu-u3-gar | |
| 90 | lugal-zu {d}asz-im2-babbar2-ra silim-ma gen-na | |
| 91 | enegir3{ki} iri me-lam2-ma du3-a | |
| 92 | ma2 nam-ga-am3-mi-in-us2 | |
| 93 | a nun-ne2 sza3 ku3-ga ru-a kur szubax(|MUSZ.SZA|) tu-da-a | |
| 94 | {d}nin-a-zu gu4-sun2 nag-a ad-ba gu3 di-gin7 | |
| 95 | na? [...] | |
| 96 | [...] | |
| 97 | [...] | |
| 98 | [...] | |
| 99 | [...] | |
| 100 | [...] | |
| 101 | [...] x-zu-ra [...] | |
| 102 | KA [...] x MU GA2 [...] | |
| 103 | x x-e lal3-gin7 i3-nun [...] | |
| 104 | ur-sag-me-en ki-bala-ta gen-na [...] | |
| 105 | lugal en inim szu12-da ra2-zu-ke4 sza3 mu-ni-pa3-pa3-de3 | |
| 106 | sipa szul-gi en szu12-da ra2-zu-ke4 sza3 mu-ni-pa3-pa3-de3 | |
| 107 | lugal {d}en-lil2-le a2 szum2-ma a-ba mu-da-ga2-ga2 | |
| 108 | HI? x-zu-u3 a-ba mu-ku4-ku4 | |
| 109 | HI? x-na-zu-u3 a-ba ba-ta-e3-e3 | |
| 110 | x x lu2 sza3-zu-u3 mu-zu-a a2-zu al na-me | |
| 111 | [...] me3-zu al i3-bi2-in-du11-ga | |
| 112 | a2 su3-su3-da-zu a-na ba-ta-an-e3-e3 | |
| 113 | anzu{muszen}-gin7 gu3 dub2-da-zu-ne igi-zu-u3 a-ba ba-gub | |
| 114 | u4-gin7 sze17 gi4-gi4-da-zu-ne | |
| 115 | kur gi bad-ra2 izi-da hur-sag gi-gin7 sag im-mi-sag3-sag3 | |
| 116 | kur-ra e2-bi-a igi mu-ni-bar-bar | |
| 117 | tidnum-e u6 du10 i3-mi-du11 | |
| 118 | {d}utu-gin7 ni2-zu-u3 me3-a dalla im-ma-ni-e3 | |
| 119 | {d}nergal-gin7 {gesz}tukul-zu-u3 usz2-a ka im-ma-ni-ba | |
| 120 | gesz-gid2-da-zu-u3 u3-mun kalam-ma-ka szu ba-ni-gid2-gid2 | |
| 121 | ig gal iri-a-me-en3 bad3 gal kalam-ma-me-en3 | |
| 122 | sa-par4 an ki-e dub-ba-me-en3 {gesz}ud5-sag ki-en-gi-da si-ga-me-en3 | |
| 123 | ar2?-zu-u3 he2-gal2-la x hu-mu-ni-ib2-pa3-de3 | |
| 124 | inim {d}en-lil2-la2 nig2 gu-la-am3 sag-za an-dul3-esz2 he2-em-ak | |
| 125 | sza3 ki-ag2 {d}inanna-ke4 szu na-ri2-bar-re | |
| 126 | {d}nin-a-zu-u3 mu10-ma szu12-da mi-ni-in-pa3-pa3-da-ta | |
| 127 | u8 zi-da sila4 mu-ni-in-szar2-szar2{ar} | |
| 128 | ud5 zi-da masz2 mu-ni-in-szar2-szar2{ar} | |
| 129 | ab2 babbar2-ra amar bi2-in-du3-du3 | |
| 130 | {d}nanna e2-temen-ni2-guru3-na mu-na-da-an-ku4-ku4-u3 | |
| 131 | e2 nam-lugal e2 he2-du7-ba ki-lugal-gub ki ku3-ba sag bi2-in-il2 | |
| 132 | lugal-a-ni {d}asz-im2-babbar2-re igi hul2-hul2-la-ni mu-szi-bar-ba-re | |
| 133 | szul-gi sipa zi ki-en-gi-ra-ra nam mu-ni-ib2-tar-re | |
| 134 | ur-sag en gaba-gal2 kur-kur-ra a2 zi-da kalam-ma | |
| 135 | u3-ma gub-ba-mu-u3 sa2 bi2-du11 inim mu-du11-ga im-ma-ni-gar | |
| 136 | ki-bala nam ba-da-ku5-ra2-ga2 e2-bi du6-du6-ra2 mi-ni-gar-gar | |
| 137 | iti u4-sakar me szu du7-du7-ga2 na-ba-an-kusz2-u3-de3-e | |
| 138 | {d}asznan2-gin7 mu-zu ka kalam-ma-ka ka kur-kur-ra-ka du10-ge-esz2 he2-eb?-gal2? | |
| 139 | ku3 {d}nin-gal nin e2-nun-na-ke4 gesz-{kusz}ummu3-da-gin7 ur2 hu-mu-ri2-in-PI-PI | |
| 140 | {d}suen-e nam du10 mu-ni-in-tar{ar} | |
| 141 | e2-gal-mah {d}nin-e2-gal-la?-kam bara2 ku3-ga-a dur2 ba-a-gar | |
| 142 | {d}isztaran ki-en-gi-ra sza3-ta nig2-nam zu-u3 | |
| 143 | di kalam-ma ki-bi-sze3 i3-ku5-re6 | |
| 144 | ga-esz8 kalam-ma ki-bi-sze3 i3-ba-re | |
| 145 | a2-tuku si-ga sza-ga2-asz-sze3 la-ba-an-gur4-e | |
| 146 | ama dumu-ni-ir sa6-ga mu-na-ab-be2 | |
| 147 | dumu a-a-ni-ir nig2-gi-na mu-na-ni-ib2-gi4-gi4 | |
| 148 | ki-en-gi-re he2-gal2 mu-da-ab-si? | |
| 149 | uri2{ki}-e giri17-zal mu-da-ab-su13 | |
| 150 | SZID-ni-sze3 ga-ki-tir-da mu-da-a-ga2-ga2 | |
| 151 | lugal-e kur silim-e-esz2 du11-ga-a nam-kal-ga-ne-e dalla bi2-in-e3-a | |
| 152 | nam-ur-sag-ga2-ni szu zi bi2-in-ga2-ra | |
| 153 | ki-bala-e gu2 ki-sze3 bi2-in-la2-a | |
| 154 | iri-me uri2{ki}-e he2-gal2-la gu2-bi mi-ni-ib2-zi-ga-a | |
| 155 | lugal suhx(MUSZ) za-gin3-na gun3-a dumu {d}en-lil2-la2 | |
| 156 | men dagal-la sag an-sze3 il2-il2 | |
| 157 | an-da ki mah-ha-na sza3 kusz2-u3 ur5-ra-asz-da bara2 gal-e si-a | |
| 158 | i3-ti u4 zal-la kalam-e kur-kur-re a-ne hul2-la du11?-du11 | |
| 159 | en {d}asz-im2-babbar2 za3-mu10 | |
| 160 | {d}nisaba za3-mu10 | |
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