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KUB 32, 133 (P445348)

CTH 482, Middle Hittite, Ḫattusa · c. 1500 BCE–1180 BCE

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DesignationKUB 32, 133
IDP445348
Museum no.44/a
CollectionAnadolu Medeniyetleri Müzesi, Ankara, Turkey
LanguageHittite
PeriodMiddle Hittite · c. 1500 BCE–1180 BCE
GenreCTH 482
Find spotḪattusa (mod. Boğazkale)
Coordinates40.0144, 34.6164

Transliteration (ATF)

From Thesaurus Linguarum Hethaeorum digitalis (TLHdig) Beta 0.3 · CC BY 4.0

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-H, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
Vs. I
1[U]M-MA {D}⸢UTU⸣-ŠI {m}mur-ši-DINGIR-LIM LUGAL GAL DUMU {m}šu-⸢up⸣-pí-lu-li-u-ma LUGAL GAL UR.SAGNow, the Sun-deity, Murši-ilum, the great king, son of Šuppiluluma, the Great King, warrior
2AB.BA-IA-za-kán ku-wa-pí {m}du-ut-ḫa-li-ia-aš LUGAL GAL DINGIR GE₆ IŠ-TUÉ DINGIR GE₆Abba-ia-za-ka, Kuwapi, Dutḫaliya, the great king, the god of the night, from the god
3{URU}ki-iz-zu-wa-at-ni ar-ḫa šar-ri-i-e-et na-an-za-an I-NA{URU}ša-mu-ḫaIn Kizzuwatni, he takes the šarru-vessel and places it in Šamuḫa.
4É DINGIR-LIM ḫa-an-ti-i i-ia-at nu-za ḫa-az-zi-wi₅-ta iš-ḫi-ú-li{ḪI.A}-ia ku-eThe temple of the god is surrounded by a halo, and in the ḫazziwīta-vessel he places it.
5I-NAÉ DINGIR GE₆ kat-ta-an ḫa-ma-an-kat-ta ú-e-er-ma-at-kán {LÚ.MEŠ}DUB.SAR.GIŠIn the house of the god, in the evening, the scribes ...
6LÚ{MEŠ} É DINGIR-LIM-ia wa-aḫ-nu-uš-ke-wa-an da-a-er na-at {m}mur-ši-DINGIR-LIM-*iš*The men of the temple of my god stand before him, and Murši-ilāni
7LUGAL GAL tup-pí-ia-az EGIR-pa a-ni-ia-nu-un nu *〈〈ŠÚ〉〉* zi-la-du-wa ku-wa-píThe great king breaks the tablet. Afterwards, Aniyanun and Ziladuwa ...
8I-NAÉ DINGIR GE₆ {URU}ša-mu-ḫa ma-a-an LUGAL na-aš-ma MUNUS.LUGAL na-aš-šu DUMU.LUGALIn the temple of the night, in Šamuḫa, when the king comes, the queen comes, and the prince
9na-aš-ma DUMU.MUNUS LUGAL I-NAÉ DINGIR GE₆ {URU}ša-mu-ḫa ú-ez-zi nu ke-eAnd the daughter of the king goes to the house of the god at night in Šamuḫa, and how
10ḫa-az-zi-wi₅-ta e-eš-ša-an-duhe pours a libation.
11[ḫa-a]n-te-ez-zi UD-ti SISKUR du-up-ša-ḫi-ia-aš nu ki-i da-an-zi 1 tar-pa-la-aš SÍG ZA.G[ÌN]He takes the day for the offering, and when they take one tarpala-vessel of blue wool
12[1 tar-pa]-la-a-aš {SÍG}ḪA-ṢAR-TI 1 tar-pa-la-aš SÍG SA₅ 1 pít-tu-la-aš e-eš-ri-iš[1] tarpala-vessel of red wool, 1 tarpana-vat, red wool. 1 pattišu-votary of the eshri-festival.
13[1 {GADA}k]az-za-ar-nu-ul 4 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR 4 {TÚG}ku-re-eš-šar BABBAR ŠÀ.BA 1 {TÚG}ku-re-eš-šar Š[A?]1 kazarnul-garment, 4 shekels of silver, 4 kurreš-garments, white, of the hand, 1 kurrišar-cloth, of
14[ša-ra-a? ḫ]u-it-ti-ia-wa-aš 4 {SÍG}ki-iš-ri-iš BABBAR Ì.DU₁₀.GA na-aḫ-ši-iš... in the ḫittiya-vessel, four white woolen garments, fine oil,
15[n wa-a]k-šur Ì.NUN 20 NINDA.SIG 6 NINDA.GUR₄.RA tar-na-aš 3 {DUG}ḫa-ni-iš-ša-a-aš KA[Š]... oil, 20 fine breads, 6 loaves of bread, 3 ḫanišša-vessels, the door
16[3 {GI]}*kur-ši*-iš AD.KID 6 {DUG}PUR-SÍ-TUM 3 {DUG}ḪAL-TI-KU-TUM še-ḫe-el-l[i-ia-aš A-te-na-aš]3 kurši-vessels of adku-beer, 6 ursitu-bowls, 3 ḫalti-kutum-bowlings of purified oil,
17[nu ma-aḫ-ḫ]a-[a]n ŠU.TI ḫa-an-ta-ez-zi nam-ma-kán ku-it-ma-an {D}[UTU-uš ]And he takes the hand, and then the Sun-deity ...
18[nu-u-wa še-er n]u-za {MUNUS}kat-ri-iš šu-up-pí-in DUG A KÙ.BABBAR da-a-i n[u-uš-ši-kán?]And he places the katriš-priestess in a vessel of water of silver. And ...
19[1 tar-pa-la-an ZA.GÌ]N 1 tar-pa-la-an {SÍG}ḪA-ṢAR-TI *1 tar*-pa-l[a-an SÍG SA₅][1] tuft of lapis lazuli, 1 [tuft of ḫaššartu-wool], 1 red wool tuft
20[1 {GADA}kaz-za-ar-nu-ul] an-da ḫa-ma-an-ki nam-ma-za 3 [{DUG}ḪAL-TI-KU-TUM n NINDA.SIG]One linen kašarnul-garment for the ḫamanki-offering, and three haltikutu-vessels, n fine breads
21G[EŠTIN Ì.DU₁₀.GA da-a-i n]a-aš še-ḫe-el-li-ia-aš A-t[e-na-aš ḫa-nu-wa-an-zi pa-iz-zi]He places the wine and sweet oil. They go to the šeḫelliya-vessel.
22na-aš-ká[n ma-aḫ-ḫa-an A-NAP]Ú pa-ra-a a-ri nu [NINDA.SIG ar-ḫa pár-ši-ia-az-zi ]And he goes before the shepherd, and he breaks the fine bread.
23na-at-k[án A-NAPÚ kat-ta-a]n-⸢ta⸣ pí-iš-[ši-ia-az-zi GEŠTIN-ia-kán kat-ta-an-ta ]And he pours wine into the well below.
24ši-pa-an-[ti Ì.DU₁₀.GA-ia-kán kat-ta-an-ta za-ap-nu-uz-zi nu wa-a-tar ḫa-a-ni ]... he libates, and he pours a libation of sweet oil below, and the hearth ...
25nam-ma x[ ]and ...(very low confidence: a guess)
26ša-ra-a [ú-da-i ]... he brings ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
27še-ḫe-el-l[i-ia-aš A-te-na-aš ]... the šeḫeliya-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
28ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-m[a MUL-aš wa-at-ku-uz-zi ]Afterwards, the star ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
29na-at IŠ-T[UGADA an-da ka-ri-ia-az-zi ]And he places it on the linen cloth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
30{NA₄}ki-ri-i[n-ni-in an-da ḫa-ma-an-ki ]... the kirinni-stone ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
31⸢nam⸣-ma {GI}k[ur-ši-in AD.KID da-a-i ]And he places a reed mat on the altar ...
32⸢ḫa-an-ta-ez?⸣-[zi ]... they take ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
Rs. IV
1′[nu-za] ⸢EN SISKUR⸣ ar-ḫa x[ ]x a-pé-e-da-ni GE₆-an-ti... the lord of the sacrifice, after ..., he goes to the night ...
2′ša-ak-nu-wa-an-za {LÚ}ša-an-ku-un-⸢ni-iš⸣-ša ku-i-e-eš {MUNUS}kat-ri-iš-šaThe šankunniša-priest, the katrissu-priestess,
3′A-NAEN SÍSKUR an-da ú-e-ri-ia-an-te-eš e-šer nu-za a-pé-e-iaTo the lord of the sacrifice, he brings it up, and he places it before me.
4′I-NAÉ{MEŠ}-ŠU-NU ar-ḫa pa-a-an-ziThey go into their houses.
Rs. IV...
5′DUB 1{KAM} ŠADINGIR GE₆ Ú-UL QA-TI ma-a-[an LUGAL na-aš-ma MUNUS.LUGAL]Tablet 1: The god of the night is not finished; when the king comes, the queen
6′na-aš-šu DUMU.LUGAL na-aš-ma DUMU.MUNUS LUGAL [I-NAÉ DINGIR GE₆ {URU}ša-mu-ḫa ú-ez-zi]And the crown prince, and the queen, in the house of the god, comes to Šamuḫa.
Rs. IV...
7′ŠU {m}an-gul-li ⸢{LÚ⸣}DUB.SAR DUMU! {m}pal-la-aHand of Angulli, scribe, son of Pallâ
8′PA-NI⸢{m}a-nu-wa⸣-[a]n-za ŠA{LÚ}SAG IŠ-ṬURBefore Anuwanza, the eunuch of the courtyard.
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