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RINAP 3/2 Sennacherib 222 composite (P467236)

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

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DesignationRINAP 3/2 Sennacherib 222 composite
IDP467236
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotuncertain (mod. Judi Dagh)
Coordinates37.3838, 42.3668

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{d}asz-szur {d}sin {d}utu {d}iszkurthe gods Aššīr, Sîn, Utu, Adad,
2{d}masz u3 {d}inanna _dingir-mesz gal-mesz_Ninurta and Ištar, the great gods,
3sza i-di _lugal_ mi3-ig-ri-szu2-unwho by the side of the king their tribute
4i-za-zu-ma _ugu_ kul-lat na-ki-rihe stands, and over all enemies
5u2-szam-ra-ru _{gesz}tukul-mesz_-szu2they made his weapons shine forth.
6{disz}{d}sin-pap-mesz-su _man gal man_ dan-nuSennacherib, great king, strong king
7_man szu2 man kur_ asz-szur{ki} _nun_ na-a'-duking of the world, king [of Assyria, exalted prince],
8ti-ri-is, _szu-min_-ku-un sza2 i-nayour hands, which in
9an-ni-ku-un ke-nim i-tal-la-ku-ma“Truly they have come here, and
10_kur-mesz_ la ma-gi-ri _erin2-mesz_ hur-sza2-nithe unsubmissive lands, the troops of the mountains
11la kan-szu-ti u2-szak-ni-szu sze-pu-usz-szu2They made him unreliable, they made him weak.
12ina u4-me-szu2-ma {iri}tu-mur-raAt that time, Tumurru
13{iri}sza2-ri-im {iri}hal-bu-daŠarim, Ḫalbuda
14{iri}ki-ib-sza2 {iri}e-za-a-ma {iri}qu-u-aKibša, Ezāma, Qûa,
15{iri}qa-na sza mi3-s,ir {kur}kat-mu-hiQana, in the territory of the land Katmuḫu.
16sza _gin7_ qin-ni _ti8{muszen}_ s,e-erwho like a flock of eagles
17_szu-si-mesz_ {kur}ni-pur szad-di-ithe horns of Mount Nipur,
18szit-ku-na-at szu-bat-su-un“Because of their dwelling,
19sza ul-tu2 ul-la ina _lugal-mesz ad-mesz_-ia2which since time immemorial among the kings, my ancestors
20szep-s,u mit-ru la i-du-u2They did not know the šepṣu and mitru.
21pa-lah be-lu-ti ina _bala en_-ti-ia2in my lordly reign
22_dingir-mesz_-szu2-un i-zi-bu-szu2-nu-ti-ma u2-szab-szu2-utheir gods stood by them and made them dwell,
24ri-qu2-ut-su-un [...](Sum) Their fearsomeness ... (Akk) Their terror ...
25sze x x x bal x x? x x? x kibarley ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
26x x ul-tu2 re-sze[... fr]om the beginning(low confidence: few signs survive)
27x-u2 {i7}idignathe Tigris(low confidence: few signs survive)
28u2-x [...] a?-na bal-til{ki}... to Baltil(lower confidence: line is broken)
29x x x [...] szap?-la?-ni?... below(low confidence: few signs survive)
30x-u2 _dumu-mesz_ [...]-u2 _dumu_-szu2 x? x-x?-pu-su x x-risons ... his son ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
31u2-t,a-bu-u2 ina {i7}hal-hal? x x x x x x? x x x?-x-ia[they s]poke in the canal [......] my
32s,e-ru-usz-szu2-un al-lik i-na _giri3-min_ {kur}ni-pur _kur_-i ka-ra-sziI marched against them (and) at the foot of Mount Nipur, the mountain of Karši,
33u2-sza2-asz2-kin-ma u2-x-x-x _erin2-mesz_ i-pisz _me3_-ahe caused to be established and ... troops. After my death
34git2-ma-lu-ti {kur}ni-pur a-na gi-ni-xthe totality of the land Nippur for ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
35x x x? x x? x-ti al-me hur-ri na-at-ba-ki _kur-mesz_... I surrounded, conquered, and plundered the lands.
36u2-x x x x? x s,e-er _szu-si-mesz_ sza2-qa-ti... the lower horns(lower confidence: line is broken)
37x x _id_ x x-ti _mul-mesz an_ x x... the river ... stars ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
38a-na x x x x i-na _{gesz}gu-za_ x x [...] x re-sza2-szu2-un?to ... on the throne ... their heads(lower confidence: line is broken)
39[...] a-na-ku _gin7 {gu4}am_ pa-nu-usz-szun as,-bat a-szar ina _{gesz}gu-za_... I, like an ox, seized their face. Where on the throne
40szup-szu-qu ina _giri3-min_-ia asz2-tah-hi-it,I smashed with my feet,
41ki-ma ar-me a-szar bir-ka-a-alike a stag at the place of my crossing,
42ir-ma-a i-sza2-a ma-na-ah-tu2 s,e-er _na4 kur_-e u2-szib-mahe became frightened, he sat on a mountain stone throne and
43_a-mesz_ {kusz}na-a-di ka-s,u-ti a-na s,u-um-me-ia lu asz2-tiwater (and) a nadītu-garment for my ears may I drink.
44x x x x x _x?-mesz_ sza2-a-tu-nu al-me _kur_-ud aq-qu2-urI surrounded, conquered, and plundered those s.
45x x x la x ina la ra? x x x x[......] not(very low confidence: a guess)
46mul-tah-t,i-szu2-nu (x x) s,e-er _szu-si-mesz_ {kur}ni-pur[(As for) the people of] the land Nippur, who had slain them,
47x x x x-li-szu2-nu s,e-er zuq-ti _kur_-e... their ..., the foot of the mountain,(lower confidence: line is broken)
48ar-de-ma x x _{na4}na-ru2-a_ u2-sze-pisz-maI had a stele made and(lower confidence: line is broken)
49li-i-tu da-na-nu sza2 asz-szur _en_-ia u2-sza2-asz2-t,irI wrote a valid omen for Ashur, my lord.
50_ugu_ zuq-ti {kur}ni-pur a-szar x x ti ra aszConcerning the fall of Nippur, where ...
51ul-ziz ah-ra-tasz mu-nak-kir szi-t,ir-iaI erected (it) anew. Who erases my inscribed object,
52asz-szur _dingir-mesz gal-mesz_ ag-gesz lik-kil-mu-szu2 lis-ki-pu-szu2May Ashur, the great gods, look upon him favorably and overthrow him.

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