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BTT pl. 05, Ashm 1924-0849 (P450798)

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DesignationBTT pl. 05, Ashm 1924-0849
IDP450798
Museum no.Ashm 1924-0849
CollectionAshmolean Museum, Oxford, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodFirst Millennium
GenreLexical
Find spotKish (mod. Tell Uhaimir)
Coordinates32.5520, 44.5853

Transliteration (ATF)

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

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1[x]-⸢tir⸣{ki} ba-bi-lu ša₂ ta-⸢na⸣-[x-x-x ...]Xerxes, the city that was plundered
2[x]-⸢tir⸣{ki} KI.MIN šu-bat nu-[x-x]x-etir, ditto, the hand of ...
3⸢tin-tir⸣{ki} KI.MIN šu-bat ⸢ba⸣-[x-x]The temple of Babylon, ditto, the residence of the temple
4šu-an-na{ki} KI.MIN e-⸢muq⸣ [x-x]Šuanna, ditto, Emuqe
5si-an-na{ki} KI.MIN ⸢nu-ur⸣ AN-⸢e⸣Sîna, ditto, ēnūru-plant, ‘Earth-plant.’
6sa-an-na{ki} [x.x x]-⸢kas₂⸣ AN-eSanna, the ... of heaven
7sa₄-an-na-[x] [x.x x]-bit AN-e... of heaven
8uru-⸢sig₄-bi⸣-[x-x-x-x] [x].⸢MIN URU⸣ ša₂ li-bit-ta-šu₂ <ma>-aḫ-ra-taUru-sigbi-
9uru-[x-x-x] ⸢KI⸣.MIN URU ri-ša₂-a-ti“Uru-..., ditto, the city of rejoicing
10⸢uru⸣-[x-x-x-x-x] ⸢KI⸣.MIN URU ša₂ par-ṣu-šu₂ šu-qu-($erasure$)-ruThe city ..., the ditto temple, the city that is to be plundered
11uru-⸢billuda⸣-[x-x]-⸢suḫ⸣{ki} KI.MIN URU ša₂ pel-lu-du-šu₂ na-as-quUru-billuda-e...-esuḫ
12uru-lugal-[x-x-x]-⸢ne⸣{ki} KI.MIN URU LUGAL DINGIR.MEŠ(In) Lugal-...-ene, ditto, the city of the king of the gods
13uru-⸢gu₃-de₂-{d⸣}asar-re{ki} KI.MIN URU ni-bit {d}AMAR.UTUUru’egude-Asarre, ditto, the city chosen by Marduk.
14uru-⸢la-bi⸣-nu-gi₄-a{ki} KI.MIN URU ša₂ la-lu-šu₂ la iš-šeb-bu-u₂(In) the city Elabi-Enugia, ditto, the city whose charms cannot be altered
15uru-guruš-ni₂-dub₂{ki} KI.MIN URU mu-šap-šiḫ eṭ-lu-ti-šu₂Urugurušnidub
16uru-nig₂-gi-na-ki-ag₂-ga₂{ki} KI.MIN URU na-ram <ki>-na-a-tumUrukīna-kiaĝa, ditto, the city beloved of the lands
17uru-nig₂-gi-na-si-sa₂{ki} KI.MIN URU kit-ti u mi-ša₂-riUrukīnasisa, ditto, city of truth and justice,
18⸢uru⸣-nig₂-erim₂-ḫul-gig{ki} KI.MIN URU ze-⸢eʾ⸣-ir rag-gu(In) the city Eniĝarimḫulgig, ditto, the city that is to be destroyed, destroyed.
19uru-lu₂-kur-ra{ki} KI.MIN URU kab-⸢tu⸣-tuUrulukurra, ditto, the city Kab-etu
20dim₃-me-⸢ku₃⸣-sig₁₇{ki} KI.MIN ma-ku-ut ḫu-ra-ṣuDitto by Dimme-ekuna-esig!
21⸢eri-du₁₀⸣{ki} KI.MIN URU ṭa-a-bi(In) Eridu, ditto, the city of Ṭabi
22[x]-⸢dingir-ra⸣{ki} KI.MIN ne₂-⸢reb mas-naq⸣-ti DINGIR.MEŠ...-dingira’e, ditto, the sanctuaries of the gods
23[x-x-x]-⸢an-ki⸣ ⸢KI.MIN⸣ [...] ⸢ṣer⸣-ret AN-e u KI-tim...-anki-e3 ditto e3 ... ṣeret of heaven and earth
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2'[x-x-x]-⸢ku₃-zu{ki⸣} [x].⸢MIN ša₂⸣ x-⸢qu-tu₂⸣ šu-⸢tam⸣-ra-x-[(x)]...-kuzu
3'⸢muš₃⸣-lipiš-be₂-SAG-nun-de₂-a{⸢ki⸣} KI.MIN ša₂ ana ⸢ŠA₃⸣-[x] ⸢ḫa-bi⸣-bi KUR.KUR i-⸢kun⸣-[x]“Emuš-lipis-ašarēd-nundea, ditto, which to the E-Ša-e-x and the Eḫ-Babi’e-bi, all the lands,
4'⸢tu₆-il₂-lu⸣-ši-ma-al-⸢la{ki⸣} KI.MIN ša₂ ana šik-na-at ZI-tim ta-aʾ-u₂ na-šu-u₂Tiglath-pileser (I), ditto, who is dedicated to the protection of life,
5'⸢dim-mud-zi⸣{ki} KI.MIN bi-nu-tu {d}EN.LIL₂E’edimmudzib temple, ditto, the shrine of Enlil
6'mu-lu-gub-ši-ma-da{ki} KI.MIN mu-kin na-piš-ti ma-a-tiMulugubšimada, ditto, the one who establishes the life of the land
7'uru-nig₂-tuku{ki} KI.MIN URU ša₂-ru-tuUrukītuku, ditto, the holy city
8'uru-ug₃-bi-tuk-tuk-gar-ra{ki} KI.MIN URU ša₂ ni-ša₂-a-šu₂ meš-ra-a kit-mu-ruUrugbi-tuktukgarra, ditto, the city whose people are informed (of this)
9'uru-⸢ḫul₂⸣-ezen-gu₄-ud-gu₄-ud{ki} KI.MIN URU i-sin-nu ḫi-du-tu₂ u me₂-lul-tiUruḫul-eezengudgud, ditto, the city of Isinnu, joy and terror
10'uru-⸢ug₃⸣-bi-ezen-zal-zal{ki} KI.MIN URU ša₂ ni-ša₂-a-šu₂ uš-tab-ra-a i-sin-nuUrug-eeziezenzalzal, ditto, the city whose name is called, has been plundered.
11'uru-ubara-si-⸢il⸣-la₂-duḫ-a{ki} KI.MIN URU ki-di-nu pa-ṭe-ri ka-si-i(The town of) Ubarasi-eladuḫ, ditto, a fortified city, surrounded by a moat.
12'uru-ku₃-ga{ki} KI.MIN URU el-luUrukuga, ditto, the pure city
13'uru-nig₂-gal₂-la-nig₂-⸢ga⸣{ki} KI.MIN URU bu-še-e u ma-ak-ku-ru“Urukigal-la-nig-ega-e23, ditto, the town of būšê and makkuru
14'dim-kur-kur-ra{⸢ki⸣} KI.MIN ri-kis ma-ta-a-taDitto by Dimkur-kurra, ditto from the reedbed of the land!
15'ti-amat šu-bat {d}EN ša₂ {d}EN ina ⸢muḫ-ḫi⸣ aš₂-buTiamat, the residence of Bel, which Bel in the E-muḫ-i-e-23
16'IM 1.KAM nis-ḫu TIN.TIR{⸢ki} MU.ŠID⸣.[x x x]1st tablet, eponymy of Babylon.
17'gaba-re-e TIN.TIR{ki} ki-⸢ma⸣ [...]Copy from Babylon, the place of ...
18'IGI.TAB ŠU.II {m}ki-din-{d}AMAR.⸢UTU⸣ [...]Witness: Kidin-Marduk-e23

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