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RIME 3/1.01.07, St B composite (P431884)

Official or display, Lagash II, Girsu · c. 2200 BCE–2100 BCE

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DesignationRIME 3/1.01.07, St B composite
IDP431884
LanguageSumerian
PeriodLagash II · c. 2200 BCE–2100 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotGirsu (mod. Tello)
Coordinates31.5591, 46.1776

English translation

By Foxvog, Daniel A. · Via Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI (reuse with citation)

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surface a 1Within the temple of Ningirsu
surface a 2his master-
surface a 3for the statue of Gudea,
surface a 4the ruler
surface a 5of Lagash,
surface a 6the man by whom the Eninnu temple
surface a 7was built,
surface a 8one sila3 of beer,
surface a 9one sila3 of bread,
surface a 10one half sila3 of heaping-flour
surface a 11and one half sila3 of emmer groats,
surface a 12being the regular offering existing for it,
surface a 13a (future) ruler
surface a 14who shall revoke it
surface a 15and who the divine power of Ningirsu
surface a 16shall thereby diminish,
surface a 17may his regular offerings
surface a 18within the temple of Ningirsu
surface a 19be revoked
surface a 20and all his pronouncements be blocked!
surface a 21For Ningirsu,
surface a 22strong hero
surface a 23of Enlil,
surface a 24Gudea,
surface a 25he of lasting fame,
surface a 26ruler
surface a 27of Lagash,
surface a 28the shepherd chosen by the heart
surface a 29of Ningirsu,
surface a 30regarded favorably
surface a 31by Nanše,
surface a 32given might
surface a 33by Nindara,
surface a 34a person subject to the word
surface a 35of Baba,
surface a 36child born
surface a 37by Gatumdug,
surface a 38given authority and a great scepter
surface a 39by Igalima,
surface a 40richly provided with encouragement
surface a 41by Šulšaga,
surface a 42rightful head of the assembly come forth in splendor
surface a 43of Ningešzida
surface a 44his (personal) god,
surface a 45when Ningirsu
surface a 46had directed his righteous gaze towards his city,
surface a 47and Gudea
surface a 48he had chosen as the rightful shepherd in the nation,
surface a 49and out of 36,000 people
surface a 50had taken him by the hand,
surface a 51he (Gudea) sanctified the city and refined it with fire.
surface a 52He set up the brick mold,
surface a 53and chose the (first) brick by kid-omen.
surface a 54The sexually impure persons who inspire fear,
surface a 55the [...] man,
surface a 56he with a shriveled(?) penis,
surface a 57and the woman who had been in labor(?),
surface a 58he sent out of the city.
surface a 59Women did not carry the earth baskets for it,
surface a 60(only) the chief warriors did the building for him.
surface a 61The temple of Ningirsu
surface a 62like (the city) Eridu
surface a 63in a clean place he built.
surface a 64There was no beating with whips
surface a 65nor beating with leather straps.
surface a 66No mother hit her child with anything.
surface a 67The military governors,
surface a 68overseers,
surface a 69foremen,
surface a 70those who performed worker levies,
surface a 71while stationed at the work
surface a 72(as light as) wool under the carding comb
surface a 73was the disciplining he put into their hands.
surface a 74No pickax was used in the cemetery of the city,
surface a 75no corpse was buried.
surface a 76The lamentation singer did not play the harp or bring forth laments,
surface a 77The wailing women did not perform wailing.
surface a 78Within the territory
surface a 79of Lagash,
surface a 80a person having a lawsuit
surface a 81to the place of oath-taking
surface a 82did not make another person go,
surface a 83and a creditor
surface a 84did not enter another person's house.
surface a 85For Ningirsu
surface a 86his master
surface a 87he (Gudea) made a fitting thing come forth resplendently,
surface a 88(namely) his temple Eninnu with a white thunderbird
surface a 89he built for him
surface a 90and restored for him.
surface a 91In the center of it his beloved high terrace
surface a 92with aromatic cedar
surface a 93he built for him.
surface a 94When the temple of Ningirsu
surface a 95he built,
surface a 96Ningirsu,
surface a 97his master who loved him,
surface a 98from the Upper Sea
surface a 99to the Lower Sea
surface a 100opened up the roads for him.
surface a 101From the Amanus, the mountain range of cedar,
surface a 102cedars
surface a 103whose length was sixty cubits,
surface a 104cedars
surface a 105whose length was fifty cubits,
surface a 106and boxwood
surface a 107whose length was twenty-five cubits,
surface a 108he made into planks
surface a 109and brought them down from their mountains.
surface a 110Levels the Multitudes, his storm of battle,
surface a 111he constructed for him,
surface a 112and Slaughters the Multitudes, his copper seven-faced peg,
surface a 113he constructed for him.
surface a 114His copper peg of a side-ax
surface a 115he constructed for him,
surface a 116and his copper peg of an allul-ax
surface a 117he constructed for him.
surface a 118Those cedars
surface a 119into big doors
surface a 120he fashioned,
surface a 121decorated them with sacred flowers,
surface a 122and into the Eninnu
surface a 123he had them brought for him.
surface a 124In his lofty temple where cold water would be poured,
surface a 125he (also) set them as roof-beams for him.
surface a 126From the city of Ursu
surface a 127and the mountain range of Ebla
surface a 128juniper,
surface a 129big firs,
surface a 130and plane trees, mountain trees,
surface a 131he made into planks,
surface a 132and in the Eninnu
surface a 133he set them as roof-beams for him.
surface a 134From Umanum,
surface a 135the mountain range of Menua,
surface a 136and from Busala,
surface a 137the mountain range of the Martu,
surface a 138big stones
surface a 139he brought down.
surface a 140Into steles
surface a 141he fashioned them,
surface a 142and in the courtyard of the Eninnu
surface a 143he erected them for him.
surface a 144From Tidanum,
surface a 145the mountain range of the Martu,
surface a 146alabaster in blocks
surface a 147he brought in,
surface a 148and into destroying lions
surface a 149he fashioned them,
surface a 150and as gate bolts
surface a 151he mounted them in the temple.
surface a 152In Abullat,
surface a 153the mountain range of Kimaš,
surface a 154he mined copper,
surface a 155and into the Mace Which the World Quarters Cannot Bear
surface a 156he fashioned it for him.
surface a 157From the land of Meluhha
surface a 158he brought down ebony,
surface a 159and erected(?) it for him.
surface a 160A block of nir-stone
surface a 161he brought down,
surface a 162and into a mace with three lion heads
surface a 163he fashioned it for him.
surface a 164Gold in its ore
surface a 165from the mountain range of Hahum
surface a 166he brought down,
surface a 167and onto the mace with three lion heads
surface a 168he overlaid it for him.
surface a 169Gold in its ore
surface a 170from the land of Meluhha
surface a 171he brought down,
surface a 172and into a quiver
surface a 173he fashioned it for him.
surface a 174Zebus
surface a 175he brought down.
surface a 176From Gubin
surface a 177the land of oak(?) trees,
surface a 178oak(?)
surface a 179he brought down,
surface a 180and into the bird (named) Levels the Multitudes
surface a 181he fashioned it.
surface a 182From Madga,
surface a 183the mountain range of the ordeal river,
surface a 184a myriad of talents of bitumen
surface a 185he brought down,
surface a 186and in the platform of the Eninnu
surface a 187he used it for construction.
surface a 188Ha'um-clay
surface a 189be brought down.
surface a 190From the mountain range of Barme
surface a 191many stones
surface a 192into big boats
surface a 193he loaded,
surface a 194and he placed them around the base of the Eninnu.
surface a 195The cities of Anšan and Elam with weapons
surface a 196he smote,
surface a 197and the booty from them
surface a 198to Ningirsu
surface a 199into the Eninnu
surface a 200he had brought in.
surface a 201Gudea,
surface a 202the ruler
surface a 203of Lagash,
surface a 204when the Eninnu
surface a 205he had built for Ningirsu,
surface a 206he made it as a (lasting) treasure.
surface a 207A temple fashioned like this
surface a 208not a single ruler
surface a 209for Ningirsu
surface a 210had ever built.
surface a 211But he (Gudea) did indeed build it.
surface a 212He inscribed (his) name,
surface a 213and made (this) fitting thing come forth resplendently.
surface a 214To the commands
surface a 215of Ningirsu
surface a 216he set forth a faithful hand.
surface a 217From the land of Magan
surface a 218he brought down diorite
surface a 219and into (this) stone figure
surface a 220he formed it.
surface a 221For my master
surface a 222his temple
surface a 223I built,
surface a 224(so) life is my reward,
surface a 225(was how) he named it for him,
surface a 226and into the Eninnu
surface a 227he had it brought to him.
surface a 228Gudea
surface a 229to the statue
surface a 230gives (these) words:
surface a 231Statue, to my master
surface a 232do say thus:
surface a 233When the Eninnu,
surface a 234his beloved temple,
surface a 235I built for him,
surface a 236I had debts remitted and I washed all hands.
surface a 237For seven days no barley was ground.
surface a 238The slave woman was made equal with her mistress,
surface a 239and by the slave
surface a 240his master stood side by side.
surface a 241In my city the sexually impure with respect to him (Ningirsu)
surface a 242I made to go out to sleep at the edge of it.
surface a 243Evil to its house
surface a 244I made go back.
surface a 245To the laws
surface a 246of Nanše
surface a 247and Ningirsu
surface a 248I attended.
surface a 249An orphan I did not let be put under the control of a rich person.
surface a 250and a widow I did not let be put under the control of a powerful person.
surface a 251For an estate not having a son,
surface a 252a daughter of it its heir
surface a 253I made become.
surface a 254The stone statue
surface a 255he made receptive to messages.
surface a 256This statue
surface a 257is neither of silver, nor is it of lapis lazuli.
surface a 258It is neither of copper nor of tin,
surface a 259nor is it of bronze.
surface a 260No one must put it to any other use,
surface a 261and so it is (made only of) diorite.
surface a 262Let it stand at the place of libations.
surface a 263By an act of force
surface a 264let no one destroy it.
surface a 265O statue, before you
surface a 266is (standing a statue) of Ningirsu!
surface a 267The statue
surface a 268of Gudea,
surface a 269the ruler
surface a 270of Lagash,
surface a 271the man by whom the Eninnu
surface a 272of Ningirsu
surface a 273was built-
surface a 274any person who from the Eninnu
surface a 275shall remove it,
surface a 276or its inscription
surface a 277shall erase from it,
surface a 278or any person who shall destroy it;
surface a 279at the beginning of a good year,
surface a 280a (future) person whom, as did my god,
surface a 281his (own) god
surface a 282Ningirsu,
surface a 283my master,
surface a 284has called to from among all the people,
surface a 285who (then) my judgments
surface a 286shall overturn,
surface a 287my gifts
surface a 288would revoke,
surface a 289and from my collected songs
surface a 290having displaced my name
surface a 291shall set his own name on them;
surface a 292who in the courtyard of Ningirsu my master
surface a 293shall abandon its established shrines,
surface a 294without having kept before his eyes
surface a 295that since days of old,
surface a 296since the seed (first) emerged,
surface a 297when a ruler
surface a 298of Lagash,
surface a 299the Eninnu
surface a 300for Ningirsu
surface a 301my master
surface a 302had built-
surface a 303being a person who had made a fitting thing come forth resplendently-
surface a 304his words
surface a 305no one shall ever alter,
surface a 306nor ever overturn his judgments.
surface a 307Therefore regarding Gudea,
surface a 308the ruler
surface a 309of Lagash,
surface a 310anyone who shall alter his word,
surface a 311or shall overturn his judgments,
surface a 312may An,
surface a 313Enlil,
surface a 314Ninhursaga,
surface a 315Enki, he of the righteous utterance,
surface a 316Suen, whose name no one can explain,
surface a 317Ningirsu,
surface a 318the king of weaponry,
surface a 319Nanše,
surface a 320the mistress of the boundary marker,
surface a 321Nindara,
surface a 322the king and warrior,
surface a 323the mother of Lagash
surface a 324the holy Gatumdu,
surface a 325Baba,
surface a 326the lady, the eldest daughter of An,
surface a 327Inanna,
surface a 328the lady of battle,
surface a 329Utu,
surface a 330the king of greenery,
surface a 331Hendursag,
surface a 332the herald of the nation,
surface a 333Igalima
surface a 334and Šulšagana,
surface a 335Ninmar,
surface a 336the eldest daughter of Nanše,
surface a 337Dumuzi'abzu,
surface a 338the mistress of Kinunir,
surface a 339and my (personal) god Ningešzida,
surface a 340may they all change his fate.
surface a 341Like an ox
surface a 342may he be slaughtered in his noonday (prime).
surface a 343Like an aurochs
surface a 344may he be seized by his fierce horns.
surface a 345May his throne which people had set up for him
surface a 346be made to sit out in the dust.
surface a 347If
surface a 348to erasing this inscription
surface a 349he should set his mind,
surface a 350let his own name in the house of his god
surface a 351from the tablets be removed.
surface a 352May his own god
surface a 353not look upon the settled(?) people.
surface a 354May he hold back the rain in the sky
surface a 355and hold back the waters upon the earth.
surface a 356May years of dearth stretch out for him,
surface a 357and may there be famine during his reign.
surface a 358That person,
surface a 359like a man who does evil to a righteous person,
surface a 360may that one’s end produce a shutting(?) in heaven,
surface a 361and may it not be released.
surface a 362Of the most forceful of all the gods,
surface a 363of lord Ningirsu,
surface a 364may his greatness
surface a 365be known by the nation.

Transliteration (ATF)

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

LineATFMachine English (draft)
surface a
1e2 {d}nin-gir2-su
2lugal-na-ta
3alan gu3-de2-a
4ensi2
5lagasz{ki}
6lu2 e2-ninnu
7in-du3-a-ke4
81(asz@c) sila3 kasz
91(asz@c) sila3 ninda
101/2(asz@c) sila3 zi3-dub-dub
111/2(asz@c) sila3 nig2-ar3-ra imgaga3
12sa2-du11-ba gal2-la-am3
13ensi2
14inim bi2-ib2-gi4-gi4-a
15me {d}nin-gir2-su-ka
16ba-ni-ib2-la2-a
17sa2-du11-na
18e2 {d}nin-gir2-su-ka-ta
19inim he2-eb2-gi4
20du11-du11-ni he2-kesz2
21{d}nin-gir2-su
22ur-sag kal-ga
23{d}en-lil2-la2-ra
24gu3-de2-a
25mu gil-sa
26ensi2
27lagasz{ki}
28sipa sza3-ge pa3-da
29{d}nin-gir2-su-ka-ke4
30igi zi bar-ra
31{d}nansze-ke4
32a2 szum2-ma
33{d}nin-dar-a-ke4
34lu2 inim-ma se3-ga
35{d}ba-ba6-ke4
36dumu tu-da
37{d}ga2-tum3-du10-ke4
38nam-nir-gal2 gidri mah szum2-ma
39{d}ig-alim-ka-ke4
40zi-sza3-gal2-la szu dagal du11-ga
41{d}szul-sza3-ga-ka-ke4
42sag zi ukken-na pa e3-a
43{d}nin-gesz-zi-da
44dingir-ra-na-ke4
45u4 {d}nin-gir2-su-ke4
46iri-ni-sze3 igi zi im-szi-bar-ra
47gu3-de2-a
48sipa zi-sze3 kalam-ma ba-ni-pa3-da
49sza3 lu2 1(szar'u@v)-ta
50szu-ni ba-ta-an-dab5-ba-a
51iri mu-ku3 izi im-ma-ta-la2
52{gesz}u3-szub mu-gar
53sig4 masz-e bi2-pa3
54lu2 uzug5-ga ni2 gal2
55lu2 si gi4-a
56gesz3 bir2
57munus kin du11-ga
58iri im-ta-e3
59dusu-bi munus-e nu-il2
60sag-ur-sag-e mu-na-du3
61e2 {d}nin-gir2-su-ka
62eridu{ki}-gin7
63ki sikil-la bi2-du3
64usan3 la-ba-sag3
65{kusz}a2-si la-ba-sag3
66ama dumu-ne2 nig2 nu ma-ni-ra
67szagina
68nu-banda3
69ugula
70lu2-zi-ga
71kin-a gub-ba-ba
72siki {gesz}garig2-ak
73nam-sag3 szu-ba mu-gal2-am3
74ki-mah iri-ka al nu-gar
75ad8 ki nu-tum2
76gala-e balag nu-du er2 nu-ta-e3
77ama-er2-ke4 er2 nu-bi2-du11
78ki-sur-ra
79lagasz{ki}-ka
80lu2 di tuku
81ki nam-erim2-sze3
82lu2 nu-gen
83lu2 ur5-ra
84e2 lu2-ka nu-kux(KWU634)
85{d}nin-gir2-su
86lugal-a-ni
87nig2-du7-e pa mu-na-e3
88e2-ninnu anzu2{muszen}-babbar2-ra-ni
89mu-na-du3
90ki-bi mu-na-gi4
91sza3-ba gi-gun4 ki-ag2-ni
92szim erin-na
93mu-na-ni-du3
94u4 e2 {d}nin-gir2-su-ka
95mu-du3-a
96{d}nin-gir2-su
97lugal ki-ag2-ni-e
98a-ab-ba igi-nim-ta
99a-ab-ba sig-ga-sze3
100giri3-bi gal2 mu-na-tak4
101ama-a-num2 hur-sag erin-ta
102{gesz}erin
103gid2-bi 1(gesz2) kusz3
104{gesz}erin
105gid2-bi 5(u) kusz3
106{gesz}taskarin
107gid2-bi 2(u) 5(disz) kusz3
108ad-sze3 mu-ak-ak
109kur-bi im-ta-e11
110szar2-ur3 a-ma-ru me3-ka-ni
111mu-na-du3
112szar2-gaz {uruda}gag igi-imin
113mu-na-du3
114{uruda}gag dur10-da-ka-ni
115mu-na-du3
116{uruda}gag dur10 al-lu5-ni
117mu-na-du3
118{gesz}erin-bi
119ig gal-sze3
120mu-dim2
121ul ku3-ga mi-ni-gun3
122e2-ninnu-a
123mu-na-lah4
124e2-mah ki a-sig de2-da-na
125gesz-ur3-sze3 mu-na-gar
126iri ur-su{ki}
127hur-sag eb-la-ta
128{gesz}za-ba-lum
129{gesz}u3-suh5 gal-gal
130{gesz}tu-lu-bu-um gesz kur
131ad-sze3 mu-ak-ak
132e2-ninnu-a
133gesz-ur3-sze3 mu-na-gar
134u3-ma-num2
135hur-sag me-nu-a-ta
136bu3-sal-la
137hur-sag mar-tu-ta
138{na4}na gal
139im-ta-e11
140na-ru2-a-sze3
141mu-dim2
142kisal e2-ninnu-ka
143mu-na-ni-du3
144ti-da-num2
145hur-sag mar-tu-ta
146gesznux(SZIR)-gal lagab-bi-a
147mi-ni-de6
148ur-pad-da-sze3
149mu-na-dim2-dim2
150sag-gul-sze3
151e2-a mi-ni-si-si
152abul-at{ki}
153hur-sag ki-masz-ka
154uruda mu-ni-ba-al
155szita2 ub-e nu-il2-sze3
156mu-na-dim2
157kur me-luh-ha
158{gesz}esi im-ta-e11
159mu-na-du3
160lagab nir3
161im-ta-e11
162szita2 ur sag esz8-sze3
163mu-na-dim2
164ku3-sig17 sahar-ba
165hur-sag ha-hu-um-ta
166im-ta-e11
167szita2 ur sag esz8-a
168mu-na-gar
169ku3-sig17 sahar-ba
170kur me-luh-ha-ta
171im-ta-e11
172e2-mar-uru5-sze3
173mu-na-dim2
174ab2-RI
175im-ta-e11
176gu-bi-in{ki}
177kur {gesz}ha-lu-ub2-ta
178{gesz}ha-lu-ub2
179im-ta-e11
180muszen szar2-ur3-sze3
181mu-na-dim2
182ma-ad-ga{ki}
183hur-sag i7 lu2-ru-da-ta
184esir2 gu2 1(szar'u@v)
185im-ta-e11
186ki-sa2 e2-ninnu-ka
187mu-ni-du3
188{im}ha-um
189im-ta-e11
190hur-sag bar-me-ta
191{na4}na lu-a
192ma2 gal-gal-a
193im-mi-si-si
194ur2 e2-ninnu-ka mu-na-ni-gur
195{gesz}tukul iri an-sza-an elam{ki}
196mu-sag3
197nam-ra-ak-bi
198{d}nin-gir2-su-ra
199e2-ninnu-a
200mu-na-ni-kux(KWU634)
201gu3-de2-a
202ensi2
203lagasz{ki}-ke4
204u4 e2-ninnu
205{d}nin-gir2-su-ra mu-na-du3-a
206gil-sa im-mi-ak
207e2 ur5-gin7 dim2-ma
208ensi2 asz-e
209{d}nin-gir2-su-ra
210nu-na-du3
211na-mu-du3
212mu mu-sar
213nig2-du7 pa bi2-e3
214du11-du11-ga
215{d}nin-gir2-su-ka-ke4
216szu zi im-mi-gar
217kur ma2-gan{ki}-ta
218{na4}esi im-ta-e11
219alan-na-sze3
220mu-du2
221lugal-mu
222e2-a-ni
223mu-na-du3
224nam-ti nig2-ba-mu
225mu-sze3 mu-na-sa4
226e2-ninnu-a
227mu-na-ni-kux(KWU634)
228gu3-de2-a
229alan-e
230inim im-ma-szum2-mu
231alan lugal-mu
232u3-na-du11
233u4 e2-ninnu
234e2 ki-ag2-ga2-ni
235mu-na-du3-a
236ur5 mu-du8 szu szu mu-luh
237u4 7(asz@c)-am3 sze la-ba-ar3
238geme2 nin-a-ni mu-da-sa2-am3
239ARAD2-de3
240lugal-ni za3 mu-da-gub-am3
241iri-ga2 u2-sig-ni
242za3-ba mu-da-nu2-am3
243nig2-erim2 e2-bi-a
244im-mi-gi4
245nig2-gi-gi-na
246{d}nansze
247{d}nin-gir2-su-ka-sze3
248en3 im-ma-szi-tar
249nu-siki lu2 nig2-tuku nu-mu-na-gar
250na-ma-su lu2 a2-tuku nu-mu-na-gar
251e2 dumu-nita2 nu-tuku
252dumu-munus-bi i3-bi2-la-ba
253mi-ni-kux(KWU634)
254alan-na
255inim-sze3 im-ma-dab5
256alan-e
257u3 ku3 nu za-gin3 nu-ga-am3
258u3 uruda nu u3 nagga nu
259zabar nu
260kin-ga2 lu2 nu-ba-ga2-ga2
261{na4}esi-am3
262ki-a-nag-e ha-ba-gub
263nig2 a2 zi-ga-ka
264lu2 nam-mi-gul-e
265alan igi-zu
266{d}nin-gir2-su-ka-kam
267alan
268gu3-de2-a
269ensi2
270lagasz{ki}-ka
271lu2 e2-ninnu
272{d}nin-gir2-su-ka
273in-du3-a
274lu2 e2-ninnu-ta
275im-ta-ab-e3-e3-a
276mu-sar-ra-bi
277szu ib2-ta-ab-ur3-a
278lu2 ib2-ze-re-a
279za3-mu du10-ka
280lu2 dingir-mu-gin7
281dingir-ra-ni
282{d}nin-gir2-su
283lugal-mu
284ug3-ga2 gu3 u3-na-de2-a
285di ku5-a-ga2
286szu i3-ib2-bala-e-a
287nig2-ba-ga2
288ba-a-gi4-gi4-da
289en3-du ka kesz2-ra2-mu
290mu-mu u3-ta-gar
291mu-ni ba-ga2-ga2
292kisal {d}nin-gir2-su lugal-ga2-ka
293esz3 gar-ra-bi bi2-ib2-tak4-tak4-a
294igi-ni-sze3 nu-tuku-a
295u4 ul-li2-ta
296numun i-a-ta
297ensi2
298lagasz{ki}
299e2-ninnu
300{d}nin-gir2-su
301lugal-mu
302u3-na-du3-a
303lu2 nig2-du7-e pa e3-a-am3
304inim-inim-ni
305lu2 nu-u3-kur2-e
306di ku5-a-na szu nu-bala-e
307gu3-de2-a
308ensi2
309lagasz{ki}-ka
310lu2 inim-ni ib2-kur2-a
311di ku5-a-na szu i3-ib2-bala-e-a
312an-e
313{d}en-lil2-e
314{d}nin-hur-sag-ke4
315{d}en-ki du11-ga zi-da-ke4
316{d}suen mu-ni lu2 nu-du8-de3
317{d}nin-gir2-su
318lugal {gesz}tukul-ke4
319{d}nansze
320nin in-dub-ba-ke4
321{d}nin-dar-a
322lugal ur-sag-e
323ama lagasz{ki}
324ku3 {d}ga2-tum3-du10-e
325{d}ba-ba6
326nin dumu-sag an-na-ke4
327{d}inanna
328nin me3-ke4
329{d}utu
330lugal ni-se3-ga-ke4
331{d}hendur-sag
332nimgir kalam-ma-ke4
333{d}ig-alim-ke4
334{d}szul-sza3-ga-na-ke4
335{d}nin-mar{ki}
336dumu-sag {d}nansze-ke4
337{d}dumu-zi-abzu
338nin ki-nu-nir{ki}-ke4
339dingir-mu {d}nin-gesz-zi-da-ke4
340nam-tar-ra-ni he2-dab6-kur2-ne
341gu4-gin7
342u4-bar7-na he2-gaz
343am-gin7
344a2 husz-na he2-dab5
345{gesz}dur2-gar lu2 mu-na-gub-a-ni
346sahar-ra he2-em-ta-tusz
347tukumx(|SZU.TUR|)-bi
348mu-bi szu ur3-de3
349gesztu2 he2-em-szi-gub
350mu-ni e2 dingir-ra-na-ta
351dub-ta he2-em-ta-gar
352dingir-ra-ne2
353ug3 ga2-ra-a igi na-szi-bar-re
354szeg7 an-na he2-da-a-gi4
355a ki-a he2-da-a-gi4
356mu nu-gal2-la ha-mu-na-ta-e3
357bala-a-na sze-gar he2-gal2
358lu2-bi
359lu2 lu2 si-sa2-ra nig2-erim2 ak-gin7
360til-bi an-na ur3-ru14 he2-mi-gal2
361szu na-ni-ba-re
362gaba-gal2 dingir-re-ne-ka
363en {d}nin-gir2-su-ka
364nam-mah-a-ni
365kalam-e he2-zu-zu

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