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AfO 38/39, 073 fig. 6 + (P461223)

Commentary, Neo-Babylonian, Babylon · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationAfO 38/39, 073 fig. 6 +
IDP461223
Museum no.BM 042961 + BM 042964 + BM 045821 + BM 046215
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreCommentary
Find spotBabylon (mod. Bābil)
Coordinates32.5350, 44.4258

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 1948 times 15 : 12 : 12 times 3 : 36.
reverse 1'If on the 17th day it stands 2 36. 5 stu : 6 U.
top 1By the command of Bl and Bltiya may it go well.
obverse 15Alternatively, 8 times the length is 1 36, and 12 times the length is 1 : 24.
obverse 20whose second front is 4 : 4 times 12 : 48 : 48 times 15 : 12 :
obverse 516 times 12 3 12 : 3 12 times 3 45
obverse 3(If) it is bright and 3 12 : 3 12 times 3 45, and 12
reverse 5'If on the 21st day it stands 1 48. 3 double-hours.
reverse 2'If on the 18th day it thunders 2 24 times 4: a shriek.
obverse 93 minas. The black watch is 4 (times).
reverse 10'If on the 26th day it stands 3 oxen: 1 blackANN.
reverse 15'The atu-disease and the wording of the mouth of the 3rd day are 3 45.
reverse 16'Tablet 14, eyes of the moon...
reverse 12'If on the 28th day it stands 7 30': he will stand 7 30' and stand 7 30': black. : 2 55 is black. : 5
reverse 6'If on the 22nd day it stands 1 36. 3 dru 6 U.
obverse 2112 times 3 36 : 0;03 00 00.
reverse 4'If on the 20th day it stands 2 oxen: 4 jugs.
obverse 7On the 1st day: he will stand 12 times on his left.
reverse 8'[If on the 24th day] it stands 1 12 (times) 2 double-hours.
reverse 14'5 double-hours, 18° per day ditto.
obverse 412 times the 1st (of which followed the 30th of the preceding month), 12 days.
obverse 8(Problem 4:) The reciprocal of 3 45 is 16. The reciprocal of 15 is 4.
obverse 2[4] omens, first-fruits offerings of 30 shekels, and
obverse 104 times 3 : 12 : 12 times 0;01
obverse 17From the 8th to the 30th, a field of 2 shekels is the length.
obverse 1If the Moon stands on the 1st day: 3 45. Whoever sees it will be 3 45.
reverse 11'If on the 27th day the moon stands 1 5 (times): the 'increment' of the 'increment' of the 'increment' is black. : 'The 'increment' is 2 45. : The 'increment' is black.
obverse 23(If) the moon stands on the fourth day: the moon will stand there. 30 : 2....
reverse 7'If on the 23rd day it stands 1 24. 2 tables: a jug of 4 U.
obverse 6The 1st day is 12°; alternatively, the 16th day is favourable.
reverse 17'If the Moon rejoices and becomes dark: eclipse of the king of Akkad.
reverse 13'(If) on the 29th day it stands 3 45°: black.
reverse 9'If on the 25th day one stands there: 2 reeds will stand there. : 2 reeds.
obverse 11the second day stands 7 30. : reciprocal 7 30
obverse 22it rises and rises 12 : 12 times 24.
obverse 18The 3rd day stands on the 15th : first appearance on the 15th. 4 : 4 times 4 : 16 : 16 times 3 48.
obverse 1232 times 3 : 1 36
obverse 13The second day is favourable. The moon stands 4 U. That which is 2 : 7 30. 8 : 8 times 12 1 36.
obverse 141 36 times 7 30 : 12 : 12 times 2 24.
obverse 16The second day is a libation ritual. It stands 4 U.
reverse 3'If on the 19th day it stands 2 12 fingers : 4 dru 12 U : 48 is black.

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