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BBR pl. 30 & 61, 1880-07-19, 0084 (P451969)

CANONICAL > Divination > Extispicy; CANONICAL > Technical > Ritual texts, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE

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DesignationBBR pl. 30 & 61, 1880-07-19, 0084
IDP451969
Museum no.BM —
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Divination > Extispicy; CANONICAL > Technical > Ritual texts
Find spotNineveh (mod. Kuyunjik)
Coordinates36.3582, 43.1621

Machine English (draft)

Machine draft. Machine English from montycrypto/atf-to-english (atf-en-best-v2, 2026-10-05), generated line by line from the source transliteration (not reproduced here). It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineMachine English (draft)
obverse 1'He takes (it) and takes (it) into the presence of a censer and a censer and he establishes it.
obverse 3'He places 4 jugs of first-class beer in a table and places (it) in front of a censer and pours a censer.
obverse 10'You set up a table before ama,
obverse 17'From the top of the 'finger' to the 'finger' he will enter.
reverse 4'Its ritual: He strews awe-inspiring brilliance. He binds duck-stone, agate, agate, and bread.
reverse 11'(If) his eyes are darkened: he will build a brother and a cedar tree, and he will place (it) on his neck, and he will recover.
obverse 12'He strews a censer and strews it, and he strews it
reverse 9'May he place (them) on his thigh. May he make a decision on the right of the haruspex. And may he speak as follows:
obverse 18'For the supplication of the god over him
obverse 8'You set up 4 jugs of first-class beer in a table and you libate (it) in front of a censer.
obverse 6'He takes (it) and places (it) in front of a censer. He removes a censer and recites (it).
obverse 2'The lord lifts his hand (upon him) and he firmly establishes the foundations of the table before Aya.
obverse 11'He places 4 jugs of first-class beer in a table and places (it) in front of a censer.
reverse 3'The gods ama and Nabû stand faithfully in his lawsuit and
reverse 10'(If) a haruspex is dark: he will become a haruspex.
reverse 6'You stand on the left: there will be famine.
reverse 2'(If) he is a pig, he is a lion, he is a lion, he is a lion, he is a lion, he is a lion
obverse 15'He seated her before ama and Illil in this sacrifice on the throne and
obverse 7'The lord lifts his hand (on him), and he recites the incantation.
obverse 9'He strews a censer and recites the incantation.
obverse 5'You set up the table before Marduk.
obverse 13'The akin-umi made a sacrifice and made a case.
obverse 16'His beer... upon ama and Adad, my (personal) god, may he be happy.
reverse 12'The one who raises his right hand to ama, thus says ama
reverse 5'and Nisaba, who resides in his mouth, shall have the usufruct of his feet.
obverse 14'Lord ama, lord of the ziggurrat, holder of this fingernail:
reverse 8'When a haruspex arose, may he appoint a scepter to his mouth.
obverse 4'he set out, and he performed the sheep offering, his hand lifted, and he performed the sheep offerings.
reverse 7'[May the sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial sacrificial

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