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RINAP 4 Esarhaddon 130, ex. 001 (P450553)

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

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DesignationRINAP 4 Esarhaddon 130, ex. 001
IDP450553
Museum no.Anonymous 450553
Collectionanonymous, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotuncertain (mod. uncertain)

Transliteration (ATF)

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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.

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1[ana {d}en-lil2] _lugal dingir-mesz_ qar-du sza2? sa?-kip? nak?-ri? tam-ha-ra sza2 it?-tak?-[...]To the god Enlil, king of the gods, hero who crushes enemies (and) destroys enemies, who ...
2[...] s,i-i-ru a-lik i-di _lugal_ mi-ig-ri-szu2 ka-szid a#-a#-[bi ...]... exalted ..., who goes at the side of the king, conqueror of enemies, ...
3[...]-si-sa2 sza2 qe2-reb _dur-an{ki} en gal_-i [_en_-szu2]... which is inside Duran, the great lord, his master
4[{disz}an-szar2-szesz-szum2]-na# _lugal gal_-u2 _lugal_ dan-nu _lugal szu2 lugal kur_ asz-szur{ki} _lugal_ kib-rat er-bet-[ti]Esarhaddon, great king strong king, king of the world, kin[g of Assyria], king [of the four quarters]
5[_szagina_] babilax(|DIN.TIR|){ki} _lugal kur_ szu-me-ri u uri{ki} i-tu-ut kun lib3-bi {d}en-[lil2]governor-general of Babylon, king of the land of Sumer and Akkad, the one chosen by the heart of the god Enlil.
6[sza2 ul-tu] s,e-eh-ri-szu2 ana _an-szar2_ {d}en-lil2 {d}3(u) {d}utu {d}iszkur {d}marduk {d}ag {d}u-gur u _dingir-mesz gal-mesz en-mesz_-[szu2]who from his childhood to the deities Aššar, Enlil, Sîn, Šamānu, Adad, Marduk, Nabûir, Nergal, and the great gods, his lords,
7[it-tak]-lu-ma ni-iz-mat-su u2-szak-szid-usz i-mu-ru da-na-an-szu2-unThey stood up and made his destinies greater than (those of) the gods. They saw their strength.
8[a-na nu-uh-hu] lib3#-bi _dingir_-ti-szu2-nu u nu-up-pu-usz ka-bat-ti-szu2-nu _gissu_-szu2-nu da-ru-u2 it-ru-s,u _ugu_-[szu2]For the well-being of their divinity and the well being of their mood, their eternal yoke stretched over him.
9[ina e-muq _an-szar2_] {d}en-lil2 {d}en u _dumu_ {d}en _dingir-mesz_ ti-ik-li-szu2 kul-lat _kur-kur_ i-be2-lu-maBy the strength of the deities Aššar, Enlil, Bel, and the son of Bel, the gods, all of the lands, ruled and
10[gi-mir ma]-li-ku u2-szak-ni-szu sze-pu-usz-szuAll the cult centers I had established for him, (and) I had them built.
11[ba-nu-u _e2 an]-szar2_ mu-ud-disz _e2-kur_ e-pisz e2-sag-il2 u babilax(|DIN.TIR|){ki#}creator of the temple of the god Aššar, renovator of the Ekur, builder of Esagil and Babylon,
12[mu-szak]-lil# esz-re-e-ti u ma-ha-zu mu-kin sat-tuk-[ku]I completed shrines and cult centers, I established sattukku-offerings.
13[_lugal_ sza2 ina _u4-mesz bala_]-szu2 _en gal_-u2 {d}marduk a-na babilax(|DIN.TIR|){ki} sa-li-mu ir-szu-[u]king who in the days of his reign the great lord Marduk granted peace to Babylon.
14[ina e2-sag-il2 _e2-gal_]-szu2 ir-mu-u2 szu-bat-[su]in Esagil, his palace, he built, and his dwelling
15[{d}a-num _gal_-u2 ana _iri_-szu2 bad3{ki} u _e2_-szu2 e2-dim]-gal-kalam-ma u2-sze-rib-u2-ma u2-sze-szi-bu pa-rak [da-ra-a-ti]The great god Anu brought into his city, his city wall, and his house, the Edimgalkalama, and made (them) dwell on their eternal daises.
16[...] qe2#-reb [...]... inside ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
1'[...] x x [...]
2'[...]-ma _mu_-szu2 _numun_-szu2 ina [nap-har _kur-kur_ li-hal-liq]... and make his name and his seed disappear from the mouth of the lands.

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