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BM 043854 + BM 043938 (P461216)

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DesignationBM 043854 + BM 043938
IDP461216
Museum no.BM 043854 + BM 043938
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
GenreCommentary
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English translation

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Obverse [0:1] 1'1'–1'1'[...] “continually pursues him” (= Sagig III 40) [...]
Obverse [1:2] 2'2'–2'2'[...] ... “secondly, a woman on account of [ari and bowl” (= Sagig III 40)] —
Obverse [2:3] 3'3'–3'3'ari (= Sagig III 40) means “staff,” ari means “weapon,” (i.e.), “bow and mace,” ...
Obverse [3:4] 4'4'–4'4'(as in) “... the flute, the twig of the hands of the goddess Aḫlamītu” (= quotation from unknown literary text).
Obverse [4:5] 5'5'–5'5'[kisi]kilbanda (= Sagig III 40) means “nubile girl.” kigullu (ibid.) means “slave,” (i.e.,) rich (?).
Obverse [5:6] 6'6'–6'6'[aštam]mi (ibid.) means “prostitute.” “Fever UŠ₁₁-su (?) all over” (= Sagig III 43) – UŠ₁₁-su (?) means “to ch[ew.”]
Obverse [6:7] 7'7'–7'7'“Will have níg.nigin towards him, until his níg.lá” — níg.nigin means “mer[cy,”]
Obverse [7:8] 8'8'–8'8'[níg.lá means ...] ..., níg.lá means “terror.” urappad (“to keep moving”) (= Sagig III 43) —
Obverse [8:9] 9'9'–9'9'[ruppu]du means “to change one’s mind,” (since) šu.dag means ra[pādu — šu means “mind,”]
Obverse [9:10] 10'10'–10'10'[... and da]g (?) means “to destroy.” “His mouth is seized and [cannot] ta[lk]” (= Sagig III 45) —
Obverse [10:11] 11'11'–11'11'[“to talk” means] “to speak.” “He hal[ts] once and again when he speaks” (= Sagig III 46) —
Obverse [11:12] 12'12'–12'12'[“to halt”] means “to stop.” “His hands and feet shake” (= Sagig III 48) —
Obverse [12:13] 13'13'–13'13'[“to shake”] means “to jerk.” “His mouth retains saliva when he talks” (= Sagig III 48) —
Obverse [13:14] 14'14'–14'14'[“to talk”] means “to speak” (and) “saliva” means “spittle.” “He has been fed debility” (= Sagig III 48?) —
Obverse [14:15] 15'15'–15'15'[“debili]ty” means “sorcery.” “His belly rises up (buru₈) once and again to vomit” (= Sagig III 49) —
Obverse [15:16] 16'16'–16'16'[buru₈ means “to vomi]t,” buru₈ means “to throw up.” ... [...]

Transliteration (ATF)

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1'[...] UŠ-ME-⸢šu₂⸣ x [...]
2'[...] ⸢x x (x) pu-x-ti⸣ ša₂-niš MUNUS ⸢MU⸣ [a-ri u sa-ma-li]
3'[a]-⸢ri⸣ haṭ⸣-ṭu a-ri kak-ku {⸢giš⸣}RU u me-ṭu a-tu-⸢x x (x)-zi⸣-i
4'⸢x⸣ ma-li-la a-ru-u₂ ša₂ ŠU-MIN {d}⸢a⸣-ha-la-mi-ti
5'[KI].⸢SIKIL⸣.BAN₃.DA ba-⸢tul⸣-ti KI.⸢GUL⸣{li₃(ME)} ke-ze-ri NIG₂.TUK
6'[aš₂-ta/tam]-⸢mi⸣ ha-ri-im-ti KUM₂ TEŠ₂.BI TUKUR₂-⸢su⸣ ⸢TUKUR₂ ka-sa⸣-[su]
7'[NIG₂.NIGIN] ⸢TUKU⸣-šum-ma U₄{ma} NIG₂.LA₂-šu₂ NIG₂.NIGIN ta-a-a-⸢ru⸣
8'[NIG₂.LA₂ x x]-u₂ NIG₂.LA₂ ha-a-a-at-ti u₂-rap-[pa-du
9'[ru-up-pu]-⸢du⸣ ša₂-ne₂-e ṭe₃-me ŠU.DAG ra-[pa-du ŠU ṭe₃-me]
10'[x x x (x)] ⸢DAG⸣ ha-la-qa KA-šu₂ DAB-ma ⸢at⸣-[ma-a NU ZU{e]}
11'[at-mu-u₂ ⸢da⸣-ba-bi ina DU₁₁.DU₁₁-šu₂{da-ba-bi-šu₂} it-te-ne₂-⸢ep⸣-[rik-ku₈(GU)
12'[ne₂-per-ku-u₂] ba-ṭa-lu ŠU-MIN-šu₂ u GIR₃-MIN-šu₂ i-ra-ʾu-bu
13'[ra-ʾa-bu] sa-la-hu KA-šu₂ ana at-me-e il-la-ti u₂-⸢kal⸣
14'[at-mu-u₂] da-ba-bi il-la-ti ru-ʾu-tu lu-ʾa-a-ti ⸢šu-kul⸣
15'[lu-ʾa-(a)]-⸢ti⸣ kiš-pi ŠA₃-šu₂ ana BURU₈{a-re-e}e i-te-ne₂-el-la-⸢a⸣-[ma (x x)]
16'[BURU₈ a-ru]-⸢u₂ BURU₈ pa⸣-ru-u₂ šu-rat-⸢tu-x⸣ [...]
17'[...] ⸢x⸣ [...]

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