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CDLI Literary 000381 (Lament for Nippur) composite (P469683)

Literary, Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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Designation	CDLI Literary 000381 (Lament for Nippur) composite
ID	P469683
Language	Sumerian
Period	Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
Genre	Literary

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surface a 1	After the cattle pen had been built for the foremost divine powers -
surface a 2	- how did it become a haunted place? When will it be restored?
surface a 3	Where once the brick of fate had been laid -
surface a 4	- who scattered its divine powers? The lamentation is reprised:
surface a 5	how did the storeroom of Nibru, the shrine Dur-an-ki,
surface a 6	become a haunted place? When will it be restored?
surface a 7	After Ki-ur, the great place, had been built,
surface a 8	after the brickwork of E-kur had been built
surface a 9	after Ubšu-ukkena had been built,
surface a 10	after the shrine Egal-maḫ had been built -
surface a 11	- how did they become haunted? When will they be restored?
surface a 12	How did the true city become empty?
surface a 13	Its precious designs have been defiled!
surface a 14	How were the city's festivals neglected?
surface a 15	Its magnificent rites have been thrown into disorder!
surface a 16	In the heart of Nibru, where the divine powers were allotted
surface a 17	and the black-headed people prolificly multiplied,
surface a 18	the city's heart no longer revealed any sign of intelligence -
surface a 19	- there where the Anuna used to give advice!
surface a 20	In Ubšu-ukkena, the place for making great judgments,
surface a 21	they no longer impart decisions or justice!
surface a 22	Where its gods had established their dwellings,
surface a 23	where their daily rations were offered, their daises erected,
surface a 24	where the sacred royal offering (?) and the evening meal in their great banquet hall
surface a 25	were destined for the pouring out of choice beer and syrup -
surface a 26	- Nibru, the city where, in its spreading shade,
surface a 27	the black-headed people used to cool themselves -
surface a 28	- in their dwellings Enlil fell upon them as if they were criminals.
surface a 29	It was he who sent them scattering, like a scattered herd of cattle.
surface a 30	The inner city, whose bitter tears were overwhelming,
surface a 31	How long until its lady, the goddess Ninlil, would ask after it?
surface a 32	That great temple whose bustle of activity was famous,
surface a 33	as though it were empty wasteland, no one enters it.
surface a 34	As for all the great rulers who increased the wealth of the city of Nibru - why did they disappear?
surface a 35	Where the black-headed people ate rich grass like sheep,
surface a 36	For how long would Enlil neglect that Land? ears, lamentation, depression and despair!
surface a 37	How long would his spirit burn and his heart not be placated?
surface a 38	Why were those who once played the šem and ala drums
surface a 39	spending their time in bitter lamenting?
surface a 40	Why were the lamenters sitting in its brick buildings?
surface a 41	They were bewailing the hardship which beset them.
surface a 42	The men whose wives had fallen, whose children had fallen,
surface a 43	were singing “Oh our destroyed city!.”
surface a 44	Their city gone, their homes abandoned -
surface a 45	- as those who were singing for the brick buildings of the good city,
surface a 46	as the lamenters of wailing,
surface a 47	like the foster-children of an ecstatic no longer knowing their own intelligence,
surface a 48	the people were smitten, their minds thrown into disorder.
surface a 49	The true temple wails bitterly.
surface a 50	1st kirugu
surface a 51	...built the temple, Ninlil...
surface a 52	Its gišgigal
surface a 53	The true temple gave you only tears and lamentation -
surface a 54	- it sings a bitter song of the proper cleansing-rites that are forgotten!
surface a 55	The brickwork of E-kur gave you only tears and lamentation -
surface a 56	- it sings a bitter song of the proper cleansing-rites that are forgotten!
surface a 57	It weeps bitter tears over the splendid rites and most precious plans which are desecrated -
surface a 58	- its most sacred food rations neglected and ... into funeral offerings, it cries “Alas!.”
surface a 59	The temple despairs of its divine powers, utterly cleansed, pure, hallowed, which are now defiled!
surface a 60	The true temple, which it is bitter to enter on one's own,
surface a 61	passes the time renewing its tears.
surface a 62	Because the sealings of the abundant materials stored in the temple have been broken open, they have placed the loads on the ground.
surface a 63	Because the property in its well-tended storehouses has been sent back, it says “What will they weigh out for me now?";
surface a 64	because the enemies who do not know good from evil have cut off all good things, it sings a bitter dirge;
surface a 65	because they have finished off its populace there like animals, it cries “Oh my Land!.”
surface a 66	Because they have piled up the young women, young men and their little children like heaps of grain, it cries “Woe!” for them.
surface a 67	Because they have splashed their blood on the ground like a rain-storm, there is no restraint to its crying.
surface a 68	The temple, like a cow whose calf is cut off, groans bitterly to itself;
surface a 69	it is grief-stricken, and the sweet-voiced lamenters, like nursemaids singing a lullaby, respond tearfully with its name.
surface a 70	In anguish they bewail the fact that the city's lord has smashed heads there,
surface a 71	that he has looked away from it and toward a foreign land instead.
surface a 72	The true temple of all the countries, which had come before him -
surface a 73	the black-headed people, who had taken a true path,
surface a 74	what have they done regarding what have they forsaken,
surface a 75	that their lord has become enraged with them and walks in anger?
surface a 76	2nd kirugu
surface a 77	It voices bitter cries because he has removed the great divine powers from within it.
surface a 78	Its gišgigal.
surface a 79	The city's lord who became angry with it,
surface a 80	How long will he not turn to it, not say “Alas!” for it?
surface a 81	Why did he cut off the road to its brickwork?
surface a 82	He made the noisy pigeons fly away from their windows.
surface a 83	Why did he transform the appearance of the temple which knew voices, where they used to while away the days in sweet playing of tigi drums in the brick buildings?
surface a 84	The temple, once a place to offer salutations in humility,
surface a 85	is now as deathly silent as a temple which no one reveres!
surface a 86	As though its purification priest's equipment were not utterly sacred,
surface a 87	as though its cleansing-rites did not bring calm in all countries,
surface a 88	he has abandoned it, turned his breast away from it,
surface a 89	among dejection and lamentation he has made it a sacrilege.
surface a 90	After its fate, how long till his face would be streaked with teardrops?
surface a 91	He rejected it thus as though it were a blasphemy!
surface a 92	Why has joy left its brickwork?
surface a 93	Night and day he has filled its heart with tears!
surface a 94	Even now, he has made it foreign and a sacrilege!
surface a 95	Its lord, who has despoiled it like an evil wind,
surface a 96	has destroyed that city and its temples!
surface a 97	He has ripped out their foundations, struck them with the adze,
surface a 98	killed wives and their children within it,
surface a 99	he has turned that city into a deserted city -
surface a 100	- when would he restore its ancient property?
surface a 101	Its possessions have been carried off by the wind!
surface a 102	Enlil turned the city which used to be there into a city no longer!
surface a 103	He made its mind wander!
surface a 104	He threw its intelligence into disorder and made it haunted!
surface a 105	He took away its food and its water!
surface a 106	He brought to an end its days of familiarity with milk and with beer!
surface a 107	The temple which he has made a sacrilege utters bitter lamentations;
surface a 108	he has made its eyes blurred with tears.
surface a 109	The lamenters who perform the dirges
surface a 110	respond to it sorrowfully.
surface a 111	The city's lord who has removed its divine powers -
surface a 112	no one touches his arm, no one intercedes!
surface a 113	3rd kirugu
surface a 114	How did Enlil make all his greatest divine powers fly away!
surface a 115	No one ever touches his arm! No one ever intercedes!
surface a 116	Its gišgigal
surface a 117	To my dirge singer of bitter fates
surface a 118	I am going down and I shall weep tearfully to him.
surface a 119	Even now the lamenters who are expert in song
surface a 120	make ululating wails over me!
surface a 121	Now my people who are overcome by hardship
surface a 122	voice laments for me one by one!
surface a 123	Even now the places of refuge of my people whose hearts are burning in dark distress
surface a 124	have been made known to me!
surface a 125	My people whose hearts have been broken on the bitter way
surface a 126	perform the lullabies of my young ones for me in tears!
surface a 127	The well-built houses, ladies' dwellings,
surface a 128	were falsely founded, and they have been eroded by the winds!
surface a 129	Of how the foe has finished off my Land
surface a 130	They are making a lament!
surface a 131	They are addressing the cries of my heart, overwhelmed with bitterness, in order to soothe it!
surface a 132	They are beginning their laments about my lord!
surface a 133	He will have mercy and compassion on me -
surface a 134	Enlil, father of the black-headed people,
surface a 135	he who will give the order to restore me!
surface a 136	4th kirugu
surface a 137	My heart is dark, I am destroyed, I am in chaos, I have been devastated!
surface a 138	Its gišgigal
surface a 139	In the foremost brick buildings they sing that your fate is bitter!
surface a 140	Even now, to Enlil who will accept your tears for you,
surface a 141	weeping bitter tears of your own accord,
surface a 142	speak supplications to your lord himself concerning what he did to you, concerning that fate!
surface a 143	“My lord, how long? Look upon me with favour, my lord!"
surface a 144	Say “Why ...?”
surface a 145	Say “May your heart be soothed for me - overturn this sacrilege for your own good! The day is ...!"
surface a 146	Say “Re-enter for me your dwelling in my darkened shrines!"
surface a 147	Say “Like a bright, cleansed, sacred day, give ... for your own good!"
surface a 148	Say “...!"
surface a 149	Say “Your misfortunes ... will rebuild it!"
surface a 150	Perhaps by this means I can make him have compassion and mercy for you.
surface a 151	Depression has weakened your heart, but I am the one who has established good cheer for you.
surface a 152	He will fix it forever as your lot that you shall lift your head high,
surface a 153	he will make good again the hostilities he is directing against you.
surface a 154	5th kirugu
surface a 155	In the city which does not know freedom he struck them down thus.
surface a 156	Its gišgigal
surface a 157	Even now your lord has smitten the enemy fury for you!
surface a 158	He has had mercy on you and decreed your fate!
surface a 159	He has said “Enough", so that he has removed lamentation from your brick buildings!
surface a 160	In good mood and with a joyful heart he has entered in there again for you!
surface a 161	Ninurta, the mighty commissioner, has looked after things!
surface a 162	He stood there before the hero,
surface a 163	his provider Išme-Dagan, and issued the command to him to completely rebuild the E-kur, the most precious shrine!
surface a 164	He has restored its ancient property!
surface a 165	to restore its ziggurat temple, to make it shine like the day,
surface a 166	to make fitting the dais upon its platform!
surface a 167	He has put back in their place the rites which the enemy disordered and desecrated,
surface a 168	along with the scattered divine powers!
surface a 169	The cleansing-rites which the enemy had put a stop to,
surface a 170	so that they should sanctify and purify again,
surface a 171	he has given him his sacred unchangeable decision.
surface a 172	He has told Išme-Dagan, his beloved shepherd,
surface a 173	that faultless bulls and faultless bucks should be slaughtered!
surface a 174	When decrees the fate of the sacred royal offering place (?), he will offer salutations
surface a 175	and stand there daily in supplication and prayer.
surface a 177	Your bitter tears...
surface a 178	6th kirugu
surface a 179	How long before you will rest at ease?
surface a 180	Its gišgigal
surface a 181	How long will the brickwork strain its eyes upwards in tears and lamentations?
surface a 182	Even now your lord, the Great Mountain Enlil, supreme in the universe,
surface a 183	has removed lamentation from your brick buildings and made favourable your humour!
surface a 184	Now, city, your lord who has had compassion and mercy for you,
surface a 185	Father Enlil, lord of all countries, who has commanded that you be restored,
surface a 186	and the great mother Ninlil, who entreated him in prayer there,
surface a 187	and the brickwork itself which said to him “Steady the trembling of Nibru!"
surface a 188	and said to him “Rebuild my women's quarters for me! Re-establish my temples for me!” -
surface a 189	- he who mulled things over so that he came to a decision about them,
surface a 190	Enlil, who found agreeable his command of true words,
surface a 191	who beneficently entered the true temple which had suffered destruction -
surface a 192	- he himself is removing what he turned upon you in distress.
surface a 193	Just as he silenced you, when he made joy enter again
surface a 194	he decreed as your fate the sound of choice beer and syrup being poured out to overflowing.
surface a 195	“Enough! It is time to stifle the lament” he said to you himself.
surface a 196	Because you have been living in a state of neglect, Enlil who has decreed your fate
surface a 197	has said “My city, you have placated my sacred heart towards you.” He has returned to you!
surface a 198	“Nibru, you have placated my sacred heart towards you.” He has returned to you!
surface a 199	True city, he has decreed your great fate and made your reign long!
surface a 200	Nibru, he has decreed your great fate and made your reign long!
surface a 201	Enlil himself has commanded Išme-Dagan that the E-kur should shine like the day!
surface a 202	Steady sunlight shines into the Ki-ur; he has brought daylight in there again for you!
surface a 203	Ninlil has decreed your fate in the Ĝagiššua!
surface a 204	Enlil and Ninlil together founded daises in the E-kur!
surface a 205	They dined there and enjoyed choice beer!
surface a 206	They deliberated how to make the black-headed people secure in their dwellings!
surface a 207	They have brought back to you the people who had been completely devastated!
surface a 208	They have gathered back together the children whom they turned away from their mothers!
surface a 209	The populace goes with you in their strongholds!
surface a 210	Shrine Nibru, the Great Mountain Enlil has returned to you!
surface a 211	7th kirugu
surface a 212	How you suffer! How depression exhausts you!
surface a 213	Its gišgigal
surface a 214	Even now, they command Išme-Dagan that Sumer and Akkad should be restored at your feet,
surface a 215	that their scattered people should be returned to their nests!
surface a 216	They have brought the news that the magnificent rites of Eridug would not be forgotten,
surface a 217	its heart sending forth wisdom, so that good sense should be allotted!
surface a 218	Adab, the city whose lady fashions living things, who promotes birthing,
surface a 219	The Anuna, the lords who decree fates, order that it should be rebuilt,
surface a 220	Ur founded in a pasture, its divine powers distinct from the rest,
surface a 221	An and Enlil have advised that it should be restored,
surface a 222	The prince of the city Larsam, the herald of the universe, the judge of the numerous people,
surface a 223	They command him to secure its foundations, to follow the proper path!
surface a 224	Uruk-Kulaba, the sacred city, the handiwork of the gods,
surface a 225	They have taken a decision concerning it and restored it.
surface a 226	from the region of zabala, the city where the mistress of heaven concentrated her forces,
surface a 227	they have brought news of the removal of all foes and enemies.
surface a 228	On Lagaš, the mooring-pole of heaven, and the shrine Ĝirsu, established long ago.
surface a 229	An and Enlil have looked with their beneficent gaze
surface a 230	From that temple in Umma, Šeg-kuršaga, which had been ill treated,
surface a 231	they have removed the treacherous Tidnum.
surface a 232	Kiš, at the edge of Sumer and Akkad, its dominion superlative,
surface a 233	It is the great gods who have commanded that its foundations should be secured,
surface a 234	Marda, the city in whose river water flows, in whose fields is fine grain -
surface a 235	- the Anuna who took those things away from it returned them to it again!
surface a 236	Isin, the provisioner of the Anuna, rising high since times of old -
surface a 237	- An, Enlil, Enki and Ninmaḫ have made its reign long!
surface a 238	By their command they have handed it over and expressed their approval!
surface a 239	They have entrusted it to Ninurta, the champion, the strong hero!
surface a 240	Ninisina, the exalted child of An, the incantation priest of the Land
surface a 241	they have told to rest calmly in her sacred dwelling, Egal-maḫ!
surface a 242	Damu, the chief barber of Nunamnir, healer of the living,
surface a 243	they have told to make the foreign countries bow at the feet of his father and mother!
surface a 244	8th kirugu
surface a 245	An, Enlil, Enki and Ninmaḫ have given their orders!
surface a 246	Its gišgigal
surface a 247	Now see! Enlil has fixed a good day in the land!
surface a 248	He has even now ordered the day for Nibru to raise its neck to heaven!
surface a 249	He himself has provided a good day for the E-kur to shine!
surface a 250	He himself has raised up the day for the Ki-ur's magnificent manifestation!
surface a 251	He himself has restored the day for Sumer and Akkad to expand!
surface a 252	He himself has set aside the day for houses to be built and storerooms to be enclosed!
surface a 253	He himself has brought out the day for seeds to sprout and living things to be born!
surface a 254	He has brought out the day for building cattle pens and founding sheepfolds!
surface a 255	he ewes which bore lambs have filled the pens!
surface a 255a	Ewes have given birth in the folds, their lambs have filled the pens!
surface a 256	The goats which bore kids have filled the folds!
surface a 257	The ewes which flocked with their lambs have swelled the sheepfold!
surface a 258	The goats which flocked with their kids have caused the pens to be widened!
surface a 259	He himself has set the day for turning destruction to the good!
surface a 260	He has ... the day ... evil!
surface a 261	He has brought in Išme-Dagan as assistance for the day for establishing justice in the land!
surface a 262	9th kirugu
surface a 263	Although Sumer and Akkad had been desecrated by the foe,
surface a 264	afterwards hearts were appeased, spirits soothed!
surface a 265	All the great gods thus had compassion!
surface a 266	They looked upon those sunk in exhaustion and brought them up out of it!
surface a 267	They restored your city which had been razed to ruins!
surface a 268	Its shining property which had been scattered, which had been devastated,
surface a 269	Enlil, king of all countries, restored it!
surface a 270	There where the populace rested in the cool after building their nests,
surface a 271	in Nibru, the mountain of the greatest divine powers, from where they had taken an unfamiliar path -
surface a 272	at Enlil's word the Anuna, those very lords who determine the fates, ordered that the temples which they had forsaken
surface a 273	and the jewels, put there long ago, which had been carried off by the wind
surface a 274	should all be restored!
surface a 275	He has established there dining in joy within!
surface a 276	To Išme-Dagan, his joyous, reverent sacral officiant,
surface a 277	to sanctify its food, to purify its water Enlil has given the command to him.
surface a 278	He has commanded him to purify its defiled divine powers!
surface a 279	He has put in order its disordered and scattered rites,
surface a 280	he has put back in their place the most sacred things, neglected and defiled.
surface a 281	He decrees as a fate the offering of daily rations and the grinding up of fine meal and flour.
surface a 282	He has decided to make bread plentiful on the table, to make loaves numerous!
surface a 283	10th kirugu
surface a 284	A time when no one is to speak hostile words to another, when a son is to respect his father,
surface a 285	a time to establish humility in the Land, for the inferior to be as important as the mighty,
surface a 286	a time when the younger brother, fearing his big brother, is to show humility,
surface a 287	a time when the elder child is to treat the younger child reasonably and to pay heed to his words,
surface a 288	a time to take neither weak nor strong away into captivity, but to serve with great acts of good,
surface a 289	time to travel the disordered roadways, to extirpate evil growths,
surface a 290	{a time when anyone is to go where they will, to hurl no insults at one's fellow,}
surface a 291	{a time no one is to speak hostile words to another, to perform no sacrilege,}
surface a 292	a time to remove bitterness from the Land, to establish light therein,
surface a 293	a time when darkness is to be lifted in the Land, so that living things should rejoice.
surface a 294	Father Enlil, the lord whose command cannot be altered, prince of all countries,
surface a 295	has fixed it among the black-headed people, and commanded for their benefit.
surface a 296	11th kirugu
surface a 297	Now, see! After that time, Enlil, the prince who is full of pity,
surface a 298	has been beneficent to his hero who had laid the ... brick!
surface a 299	He put in order again for him the divine powers which had been desecrated by the enemy!
surface a 300	He sanctified again the defiled rites for him!
surface a 301	He purified its ziggurat temple and made it resplendent for him!
surface a 302	Within he made abundance plentiful, he filled it with choice beer and syrup!
surface a 303	He established there at that time the pleasing of hearts, the appeasing of spirits, the ameliorating of moods!
surface a 304	Išme-Dagan himself stood in prayer to Enlil and offered salutations!
surface a 305	When he had begun the lament and spoken the supplication,
surface a 306	the prince of all countries treated his body with oil of abundance as if it were the sweetest syrup!
surface a 307	And his prayer was heard - Enlil looked upon him with favour,
surface a 308	Išme-Dagan whose words bring Enlil pleasure!
surface a 309	Enlil's constant attendant, with whose thoughts he agrees!
surface a 310	Because the humble one prostrated himself in his devotions and served there,
surface a 311	because he will entreat him in supplication and will do obeisance,
surface a 312	because he will complete and honour the royal offering and will return
surface a 313	because he will keep watch over everything and will not be negligent,
surface a 314	Enlil has promised to Išme-Dagan his dominion of extended years!
surface a 315	He promised him that he will be a man of pre-eminent kingship!
surface a 316	He promised him that he will be a king whose reign is good!
surface a 317	He promised him that he shall have the people inhabit safe dwellings!
surface a 318	Enlil found agreement in what he had said to the numerous people!
surface a 319	On the day for decreeing fates, every part of Sumer and Akkad,
surface a 320	mong the black-headed people flocking like sheep, among their well-tended people,
surface a 321	will praise forever the majesty of the Great Mountain Nunamnir, enkar weapon of the universe!
surface a 322	It is his awe-inspiring way!
surface a 323	12th kirugu

Transliteration (ATF)

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Line	ATF	Machine English (draft)
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1	tur3 me nun-e ba-du3-a-bi
2	lil2-e a-gin7 ib2-sag3 ki-bi me-na gi4-gi4
3	sze-eb na-ag2-tar-ra ba-mar-ra re
4	me-bi a-ba-a in-bir-re a-sze-er ba-da-tab
5	szudum nibru{ki} esz3 {d}ur-an-ki-a
6	lil2-e a-gin7 ib2-sag3 ki-bi me-na gi4-gi4
7	ki-ur3 ki gal ba-du3-a-bi
8	sze-eb e2-kur-ra ba-du3-a-bi
9	ub-szu-ukken-na ba-du3-a-bi
10	esz3 e2-gal-mah ba-du3-a-bi
11	lil2-e a-gin7 ib2-sag3 ki-bi me-na gi4-gi4
12	uru2 zi sza3-su3-ga a-gin7 ba-an-du3
13	gesz-hur kal-la-bi szu pe-el-la ba-ab-du11
14	uru2-a i3-zi-ig3-bi a-gin7 ba-an-szub
15	garza mah-bi szu suh3-a ba-ab-du11
16	nibru{ki} sza3-ba me hal-hal-a
17	ug3 sag-ge6-ga numun zi ib2-i-i-a
18	uru2 sza3-bi umusz ba-ra-pa3-da
19	{d}a-nun-na-ke4-ne na ba-an-de5-ge-esz-am3
20	ub-szu-ukken-na ki di gal ku5-ru
21	esz-bar-e si sa2 ba-ra-an-zu-usz-am3
22	dingir-be2-ne ki-tusz ba-ab-gar-ra
23	szuku-u4-bi im-szub-ba bara2-bi im-ri-a
24	\|KI.LUGAL.GUB\| ku3 kin-sig7 unu2 gal-ba
25	din lal3 bala-bala-e nam-sze3 bi2-ib2-tar-ra
26	nibru{ki} uru2 gissu dagal-la-bi-sze3
27	ug3 sag-ge6-ga ni2 im-szi-ib2-te-en-na
28	ki-tusz-ba gu2-zal-a-gin7 ba-ra-an-szub
29	ab2 sag2 du11-ga-gin7 e-ne sag2 ba-ra-an-du11
30	uru2 sza3-bi er2 gig diri-ga
31	en-na-me-sze3 dingir ga-sza-an-bi en3-bi nu-tar-re
32	e2 gu-la za-pa-ag2 ib2-zu-a-bi
33	e2-ri-a su3-gin7 lu2 nu-un-ku4-ku4
34	nibru{ki} iri{ki} bara2-bara2 gal-gal-e-ne szu im-ma-an-pesz11-esz-a-asz a-na-asz u2-gu i3-ni-in-de2-esz
35	ug3 sag-ge6-ga u2 hi-a udu-gin7 bi2-ib2-gu7-a
36	u4 en-sze3 i3-szub er2 a-nir sza3 sag3 ur5 usz2-a
37	en-sze3 bar bi2-ib-tab2 sza3 nu-ub-szi-hug-e
38	{kusz}szem5 {kusz}a2-la2 mu-un-du12-a re
39	i-lu gig-ga-a a-na-sze3 u4 mi-ni-ib2-zal
40	balag di sig4-ba e-ne ba-dur2-ru-ne-esz
41	kusz2-a gar-ra-bi er2-sze3 ba-ab-be2-ne
42	lu2 dam szub-ba dumu szub-ba-ne
43	a uru2 hul-a-me szer3-re-esz ba-ab-be2-ne
44	uru2-bi e3-a ki-tusz-bi kar-ra
45	sig4 uru2 ze2-ba-sze3 im-szi-szer3-szer3-e-ne-esz
46	er2 du11-ga balag di-ne-ne-esz2
47	a2-e3 lu2-e11-da umusz-bi nu-zu-gin7
48	ug3 ba-sag3 dim2-ma-bi ba-suh3
49	e2 zi-de3 er2 gig-ga-bi im-me
50	ki-ru-gu2 1(disz)-a-kam
51	[...] x e2? mu-un-du3 {d}nin-lil2 NA
52	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
53	e2 zi-de3 er2 a-sze-er ma-ra-ba
54	szer3 gig-ga im-me szu-luh zi ha-lam-ma-sze3
55	sze-eb e2-kur-ra-ke4 er2 a-sze-er ma-ra-ba
56	szer3 gig-ga im-me szu-luh zi ha-lam-ma-sze3
57	garza mah gesz-hur kal-kal szu hul du11-ga er2 gig i3-sze22-sze22
58	szuku szub-szub-ba ku3-ku3-ga-bi ki-se3-ga x-ba musz2-am3-bi im-me
59	me luh-luh-ha sikil szen-na-bi szu pel-la2-ke4-esz e2-e ur5 ib2-usz2
60	e2 zi-de3 ni2-bi sun5-sun5 gig-ga-a
61	u4 mi-ni-ib2-zal-zal-e er2 im-gibil-gibil
62	e2-a nig2 gar-ra nig2 diri-bi kiszib-bi ib2-du8-a-asz gun2 ki mu-ni-ib2-gal2
63	nig2-gur11 \|URUxGAR\| sag se3-ga-ba szu gi4 ba-ab-du11-a-asz a-na ma-la2 im-me
64	lu2-kur2-ra sa6 hul nu-zu-ne nig2 du10 bi2-ib-ku5-ru-usz-a-asz i-lu gig im-me
65	nam-lu2-ulu3-bi masz2-ansze-gin7 sza3-ba mi-ni-ib-til-la-asz a ka-na-ag2-gu10 im-me
66	ki-sikil gurusz di4-di4-la2-be2-ne zar-re-esz mi-ni-ib-sal-la-asz u8-a-bi im-me
67	uri3-bi muru9 szeg3-ga2-gin7 ki-e bi2-ib-su3-a-asz er2-sze3 nu-gul-e
68	e2-e ab2 amar-bi ku5-ra2-gin7 ni2-bi-sze3 mur gig-ga im-sza4 szex(SIG7)-szex(SIG7) i3-ga2-ga2
69	balag di lu2 ad du10-ga-ke4-ne \|UM.ME\|{da} u5-a di-gin7 mu-bi er2-ra mi-ni-ib-bala-bala-e-ne
70	uru2 u3-mu-un-bi sag ib2-ta-an-dub2-ba-asz
71	i-bi2-ni ki kur2-ra ib2-ta-an-gar-ra ad-e-esz ba-an-sza4-asz
72	e2 zi kur-kur-ra i-bi2-sze3 ba-gen-na
73	ug3 sag-ge6-ga us2 zi bi2-ib-dab5-ba
74	a-na ib2-ak a-na im-ha-lam-ma-bi-sze3
75	u3-mu-un-bi ib2-ta-ib2 sag-ki-a mu-un-DU
76	ki-ru-gu2 2(disz)-kam-ma-am3
77	me gal sza3-bi ba-ra-an-e3-a-asz gu3 gig-ga im-me
78	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
79	uru2 u3-mu-un-bi sza3 ba-da-an-dab-ba
80	en-sze3 la-ba-szi-gur-ru musz3-am3-bi nu-um-me
81	sig4-bi a-na-sze3 giri3 ib2-ta-an-gar
82	tu{muszen} za-pa-ag2 ga2-ga2-bi ab-ta ib2-ta-an-dal
83	e2 ad zu sig4 tigi ag2 ze2-ba u4 mi-ni-ib-zal-zal-la ta-asz igi bi2-in-gi4
84	e2 sun5-na giri17 szu gal2-la re
85	e2 ni2 nu-tuku-gin7 si-ga-bi ba-du3
86	ag2 iszib-bi nu-ku3-ku3-ga-gin7
87	szu-luh-bi kur-kur-ra nu-ub-ta-sed6-a-gin7
88	szu bi2-in-dag gaba-ni ib2-ta-an-zi
89	ag2-gig ur5-ra-a a-sze-er-ra mu-un-du3
90	ta-sze egir na-ag2-bi i-bi2-ni-a la-ba-an-bara3
91	ag2 sikil du3-a-gin7 ur5-re za3 bi2-in-tag
92	sig4-bi hul2-e a-na-asz ib2-ta-an-e3
93	ge6 an-bar7-ba sza3-ba er2 bi2-in-si
94	a2-sze kur2 ag2-gig bi2-ib-ak-a
95	u3-mu-un-bi im-hul-am3 szu-bi bi2-in-gi4-am3
96	uru2-bi e2-bi in-gul-gul-am3
97	ur2-bi in-bu-ra-am3 al-e bi2-in-ra-am3
98	dam dumu-bi sza3-ba mi-ni-in-ug5-ga-am3
99	uru2-bi uru2 szub-ba im-ma-ni-in-ku4-ra-am3
100	ag2 ul-bi ki-bi bi2-in-gi4-am3
101	mu-un-gur11-bi tu15-e ba-ab-ir-ra-am3
102	uru2 gal2-la-bi nu-gal2-la mi-ni-in-ku4-ra-am3
103	dim2-ma-bi giri3 ib2-ta-an-kur2-ra-am3
104	umusz-bi in-suh3-am3 lil2-e bi2-in-sag3-ga-am3
105	u2-bi a-bi ib2-ta-an-kar-ra-am3
106	ga zu kasz zu-a u4-bi mi-ni-ib-til-la-am3
107	e2-e ag2-gig bi2-ib-ak-a
108	a-sze-er gig im-me er2 bi2-ib-lu3-lu3
109	balag di lu2 i-lu ba-ab-be2-a
110	sza3 nu-ze2-ba-bi mu-na-ni-ib-gi4-gi4
111	u3-mu-un-bi me-bi ba-ra-an-e3-a
112	a2-bi nu-mu-un-tag-ga-am3 en3-bi nu-tar-ra-am3
113	ki-ru-gu2 3(disz)-kam-ma-am3
114	me gal-gal-la-ni a-gin7 ba-ra-an-dal
115	a2-bi la-ba-an-tag-ga-am3 en3-bi nu-tar-ra-am3
116	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
117	mu-lu szer3-ra na-ag2-tar gig-ga-gu10-usz
118	me-e ib2-szi-e11-de3-en er2 im-szi-sze22-sze22-en
119	a2-sze balag di szer3 zu-ne
120	mur-ma-ra-gu10 ma-a-ar ma-ab-be2-ne-am3
121	i3-ne-esz2 kusz2-a im-ma-diri-ga-gu10
122	dili-dili-bi er2-ra ma-an-ga2-ga2-ne-am3
123	a2-sze sza3 su-mu-ug tab2-tab2-ba-gu10
124	ki ku4-ra-bi ma-a-ar lu2 mu-da-an-zu-am3
125	a-ra2 gig-ga sza3 bu-ra-gu10
126	u5-a tur-ra-gu10 er2-ra ma-an-du12-am3
127	nin e2 du3-a ki-tusz-a-ne-ne
128	lul-e-esz ba-ab-gar-ra tu15-e ba-ab-tur-ra-am3
129	lu2-erim2-e ka-na-ag2-gu10 ib2-til-la
130	er2-ra ma-a-ar ma-an-ga2-ga2-ne-am3
131	sza3 ag2-gig-ga ib2-diri-gu10 ad-bi-sze3 ba-ab-be2-ne ib2-sze17-de3-ne-am3
132	er2-bi u3-mu-un-ga2 mu-un-ga2-ga2-dam
133	\|E2xSAL\| sza3-ne-sza4 ma-ar ma-an-tuku-tuku-am3
134	{d}mu-ul-lil2 a-a sag-ge6-ga-ke4
135	ki-gu10 gi4-gi4-gu10 a2-bi i3-ag2-ga2-a-ke4
136	ki-ru-gu2 4(disz)-kam-ma-am3
137	sza3-gu10 mud-a ba-ni-ge16-le-eg3-gen ba-bir-bir-en sug-ge4 ba-ab-gu7
138	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
139	sze-eb sag-a na-ag2-tar-zu gig-ga-am3 ib-szi-szer3-szer3-am3
140	a2-sze {d}mu-ul-lil2 a i-bi2-za szu ba-e-szi-in-ti-a
141	za-e ni2-za er2 gig-ga szesz4-a ba-i-ri-ib?-ak?-esz
142	na-ag2-bi-sze3 u3-mu-un-zu-ur2 siskur e-ne du11-mu-na-ab
143	u3-mu-un-gu10 en3-sze3 i-bi2 bar-mu-szi-ib u3-mu-un-gu10 e-ne du11-mu-na-ab
144	ta-asz ag2 pe-el-la? x nu-mu-un-zi-zi-i nu-mu-un-da?-x x du11-mu-na-ab
145	sza3-zu ha-ma-sze17-de3 ag2-gig gi-mu-ra-ab u4 x-ra du11-mu-na-ab
146	esz3-esz3-a ge6-ge6-ga-gu10 ki-tusz ku4-ma-ni-ib du11-mu-na-ab
147	u4 babbar-ra su-ub-ba dadag-ga-gin7 x x szum2-mu-ra-ab du11-mu-na-ab
148	u4 nu-x x x x x A x x ak-a-gu10 x x x x x x du11-mu-na-ab
149	ag2 nu-sa6?-ge?-zu? x x-ma IGI x x-zal-la bi2?-ib-du3-e du11-mu-na-ab
150	i-gi4-in-zu ur5-ra-ke4-esz sza-ne-sza4 \|E2xSAL\| ma-ra-tuku-tuku
151	sza3-zu sza3 sag3 ib2-ta-be4-e sza3 zalag ma-ra-an-gar-ra-me
152	sag-zu zi-zi-i gesz-szub-ba-za ul-sze3 ma-ra-an-ga2-ga2
153	ag2 kur2-re za-a-ar i-ri-ib-ak-e szu-bi bi2-ib-gi4-gi4-e
154	ki-ru-gu2 5(disz)-kam-ma-am3
155	iri{ki}-a szu bar-re nu-zu-a ur5-re bi2-ib-se3-ge
156	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
157	a2-sze u3-mu-un-zu gu2 szub-ba kur2 me-e-szi-in-ra-am3
158	\|E2xSAL\| ma-ra-an-tuku-am3 na-ag2-zu in-tar-ra-am3
159	sig4-zu a-sze-er ib2-ta-an-e3-a ib2-si bi2-in-du11-ga-am3
160	ur5 sa6-ge sza3 hul2-la ma-ra-ni-in-ku4-ra-am3
161	{d}nin-urta maszkim kal-ga sag-ba bi2-in-tuku-am3
162	szul u2-a-ni-sze3 ib2-szi-in-gub-ba-am3
163	e2-kur esz3 kal-kal du3-du3-u3-dam a2 mu-un-da-ag2-am3
164	ag2 ul-bi ki-bi bi2-in-gi4-am3
165	gi-gun4-na-bi ki-bi gi4-gi4-bi u4-gin7 kar2-kar2-bi
166	musz3-ba bara2 tum2-tum2-mu in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
167	garza kur2-re ib2-suh3-a szu hul bi2-ib2-du11-ga-am3
168	me ib2-bir-a-bi ki-bi-sze3 in-gar-ra-am3
169	szu-luh erim2-e szu bi2-in-la2-a-ba
170	ku3-ge sikil-e-bi
171	inim ku3 nu-kur2-ru-da-ni in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
172	{d}isz-me-{d}da-gan sipa ki ag2-ga2-ni-ir
173	gu4 du7 masz2 du7 szar2-szar2-re-da in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
174	\|KI.LUGAL.GUB\| ku3 nam tar-re-da-ni giri17 szu mu-ni-gal2-la-am3
175	siskur a-ra-zu-a u4 bi2-in-gub-ba-am3
176	x x-le?-da ag2 ze2-ba x x x x sza3-zu? a-sze-er bi2-in-du11
177	er2? gig-zu x mah x x x [...]
178	ki-ru-gu2 6(disz)-kam-ma-am3
179	u4? en3-sze3 i3-kusz2-u3-de3-en
180	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
181	sze-eb en3-sze3 er2-ra a-sze-er-ra i-bi2 mi-ni-ib-zi-zi-zi
182	a2-sze u3-mu-un-zu kur gal {d}mu-ul-lil2-le an ki-a diri-ga
183	sze-eb-zu a-sze-er ib2-ta-an-e3 ur5-zu in-sa6-ga
184	i3-ne-esz2 uru2 u3-mu-un-zu sza3-ne-sza4 \|E2xSAL\| ma-ra-an-tuku-a
185	a-a {d}mu-ul-lil2 u3-mu-un kur-kur-ra-ke4 gur-ru-za bi2-in-du11-ga
186	ama gal {d}nin-lil2-le a-ra-zu-a u3-gul mu-ni-in-gar-ra
187	nibru{ki} sag sag3-ge-bi gar-ra-ab sze-eb in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
188	ama5-gu10 du3-ma-ab e2-gu10 si-ma-ab in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
189	sza3-ba-ni-a ad i-ni-in-gi4-esz-am3 e-ne-eg3-bi bi2-in-du11-ga
190	{d}mu-ul-lil2 e-ne-eg3 zi du11-ga-ni in-de3-a-gen-na
191	e2 zi ag2 ha-lam-ma ba-ab-ak sa6-ga-asz i-ni-in-ku4-ra
192	ag2 ur5-ra-ra e-ra-ni-ib-gi4-a e-ne ib2-ta-an-e11-de3
193	si-ga-bi mu-un-du3-un-na-gin7 hul2 u4 mi-ni-in-ku4-ra
194	za-pa-ag2 din lal3 diri-sze3 bala-bala-e na-ag2-sze3 bi2-ib-tar-re
195	ib2-si u4 en3-sze3 er2 gul-la e-ne e-ra-an-du11-ga
196	ag2 mu nu-tuku-gin7 ba-ti-le-na-asz na-ag2-zu in-tar-ra
197	uru2-gu10 sza3 ku3-gu10 mu-e-szi-hug za-a-ar ma-ra-an-gur-ra-am3
198	nibru{ki} sza3 ku3-gu10 mu-e-szi-hug za-a-ar ma-ra-an-gur-ra-am3
199	uru2 zi na-ag2 gal-zu in-tar-ra-am3 bala-zu in-su3-u4-dam
200	nibru{ki} na-ag2 gal-zu in-tar-ra-am3 bala-zu in-su3-u4-dam
201	e2-kur-ra u4-gin7 kar2-kar2-ka e-ne in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
202	ki-ur3-ra u4 zi ba-an-e3-am3 u4 ma-ra-ni-in-ku4-ra-am3
203	{d}nin-lil2-le ga2-gesz-szu2-a-ka na-ag2-zu in-tar-ra-am3
204	{d}en-lil2 {d}nin-lil2-bi e2-kur-ra bara2 mu-ni-in-ri-esz-am3
205	sza3-bi-a u2 mi-ni-in-su3-su3-ge-esz-am3 din mi-ni-in-du10-ge-esz-am3
206	sag-ge6 ki-tusz-ba ge-ne2-de3 ad-bi mu-un-gi4-esz-am3
207	ug3 sug-za3-ge ba-ab-gu7-a-asz za-a-ar ma-ra-an-lah4-e-esz-am3
208	dumu ama-ni ba-da-an-gur-re-esz-am3 gu2 mu-un-gar-re-esz-am3
209	nam-lu2-ulu3 ki-sag-gal2-la-ba mu-e-de3-re7-esz-am3
210	esz3 nibru{ki} kur gal {d}mu-ul-lil2-le za-a-ar ma-ra-an-gur-ra-am3
211	ki-ru-gu2 7(disz)-kam-ma-am3
212	ur5-zu a-gin7 i3-tab sza3 sag3 a-gin7 i3-kusz2-u3-de3
213	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
214	a2-sze me-ri-zu-a ki-en-gi ki-uri ki-bi gi4-gi4-da
215	ug3 bir-a-bi gud3-bi-sze3 gur-ru-dam e-ne-esz im-mi-in-esz-am3
216	eridu{ki} sza3-bi gesztu2 i-i umusz zi hal-ha-la-da
217	garza mah-bi nu-ha-lam-me-da inim-bi im-de6-am3
218	adab(\|U4.NUN\|) ki iri nin-bi nig2-zi-gal2 dim2-e u3-tu mu2-mu2-da
219	{d}a-nun-na en nam tar-re-da du3-u3-bi bi2-in-ne-esz-am3
220	uri2{ki} sza3-tum2-ma ki gar-ra me-bi me-ta suh
221	an-ne2 {d}en-lil2-le ki-bi gi4-gi4-da ad-bi bi2-in-gi4-esz-am3
222	larsa{ki} iri nun-bi nimgir an ki di-ku5 ug3 szar2-ra-ke4
223	suhusz-bi ge-ne2-de3 us2 zi dab5-be2-da e-ne bi2-in-esz-am3
224	unu{ki} kul-aba4{ki} iri ku3 gesz-kin-ti dingir-re-e-ne-ke4
225	esz-bar kin-bi im-mi-in-esz-am3 ki-bi bi2-in-gi4-esz-am3
226	ki zabala{ki} iri nu-gig an-na-ke4 usu-ni mu-un-til-la
227	lu2-erim2 lu2-kur2-ra-da kar-re-bi inim-bi im-de6-a
228	lagasz{ki} dim gal an-na esz3 gir2-su{ki} ul-ta gar-ra-ba
229	an-ne2 {d}en-lil2-le igi sa6-ga-ne-ne im-szi-in-bar-re-esz-am3
230	e2-bi umma{ki}-a sig4-kur-sza3-ga hul-bi ba-ab-ak-a
231	ugu-bi-ta ti-id-nu-um nu-gar-ra ib2-ta-an-zi-ge4-esz-am3
232	kisz{ki} za3 dab5 ki-en-gi ki-uri nam-nun-bi diri-ga
233	suhusz-bi ge-ne2-de3 bi2-in-esz-am3 dingir gal-gal-e-ne
234	mar2-da{ki} iri i7-bi a zal-le a-sza3-ga sze gu-nu
235	{d}a-nun-na-ke4-ne ib2-ta-an-kar-re-esz-a ib2-szi-in-gur-re-esz-am3
236	i3-si-in{ki} u2-a {d}a-nun-na-ke4-ne ul-ta ni2 il2-la-a
237	an {d}en-lil2 {d}en-ki {d}nin-mah-a bala-bi in-su3-u4-da-am3
238	du11-ga-ba szu zi bi2-in-gar-re-esz-am3 he2-am3-bi bi2-in-esz-am3
239	{d}nin-urta szul ur-sag kal-ga szu-ni ba-an-szum2-mu-usz-am3
240	{d}nin-isin2{si}-na dumu mah an-na szim-mu2 kalam-ma-ka
241	ki-tusz ku3 e2-gal-mah-ni-a ni2 dub2-bu in-na-an-ne-esz-am3
242	{d}da-mu kindagal2 {d}nu-nam-nir-ra a-zu zi-gal2-la-ka
243	giri3 ama-na-sze3 a-a-na-sze3 kur gam-gam-e in-na-an-ne-esz-am3
244	ki-ru-gu2 8(disz)-kam-ma-am3
245	an {d}en-lil2 {d}en-ki {d}nin-mah-bi a2-bi ha-ba-an-ag2-esz-am3
246	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
247	i3-ne-esz2 a2-sze {d}en-lil2-le u4 zi kalam-ma bi2-in-gub-ba-am3
248	u4 nibru{ki} gu2 an-sze3 zi-zi i3-ne-esz2 im-mi-in-du11-ga
249	u4 zi e2-kur-ra sag mu2-mu2 e-ne im-mi-in-tuku-a
250	u4 ki-ur3-ra dalla mah e3-a e-ne im-mi-in-zi-ga
251	u4 ki-en-gi ki-uri dagal-e e-ne im-mi-in-gi4-a
252	u4 e2 du3-du3 ga2-nun nigin2-e e-ne ib2-ta-an-mar-ra
253	u4 numun i-i nig2-zi-gal2 u3-tu e-ne ib2-ta-an-e3-a
254	u4 tur3 du3-du3 amasz ki ga2-ga2 e-ne ib2-ta-an-e3-a
255	u8-e sila4-a im-mi-ib-tu-u4-da tur3-e bi2-ib-si-a
255a	u8 amasz-bi im-mi-ib2-u3-tu sila4-bi tur3-e bi2-ib-si-si
256	ud5-de3 masz2-bi im-mi-ib-tu-u4-da amasz-a bi2-ib-si-a
257	u8 sila4-bi im-da-ab-lu-a {e2}tur3 im-pesz11-am3
258	ud5-e masz2-bi im-da-ab-lu-a amasz dagal bi2-ib-tag-ga
259	u4 nig2 ha-lam-ma sa6-ga ku4-ku4 e-ne ib2-ta-an-gar-ra
260	u4 nig2-erim2 [...]
261	u4 nig2-si-sa2 kalam-ma ga2-ga2 a2-tah-a mi-ni-in-ku4-ra
262	ki-ru-gu2 9(disz)-kam-ma-am3
263	u4 ki-en-gi ki-uri lu2-erim2-e szu hul bi2-in-du11-ga
264	u4-da-ta sza3 ba-szi-hug-ga2-am3 bar ba-szi-im-sze17-da-am3
265	dingir gal-gal-e-ne sza3-ne-sza4 ur5-re ba-an-tuku-usz-am3
266	a2 kusz2-a igi bi2-in-du8-usz-am3 ib2-ta-an-e11-de3-esz-am3
267	iri du6-du6-da ba-gar-ra-za ki-bi-sze3 in-gar-re-esz-am3
268	nig2 babbar-bi sag2 ba-ab-du11-ga-ba sug-ge4 ba-ab-gu7-a
269	{d}en-lil2 lugal kur-kur-ra-ke4 ki-bi-sze3 in-gar-ra-am3
270	nam-lu2-ulu3 gud3 us2-sa-ta? ni2 im-szi-ib-te-na
271	nibru{ki} kur me gal-gal-la-ka giri3 kur2? ba-ra-an-dab5?-be2-esz-a
272	{d}a-nun-na inim {d}en-lil2-la2-ta e2 bi2-in-szub-bu-usz-a
273	gil-sa ul-ta gar-gar-ra-ba tu15-e ba-ab-de6-a
274	ki-bi-sze3 ku4-ku4-da bi2-in-esz-am3 en nam tar-re-ne
275	sza3-bi-a u2 su3-su3 sza3 hul2-la sza3-ba mi-ni-in-gar-ra-am3
276	{d}isz-me-{d}da-gan szita u4-da gub hul2 ni2-tuku-ni-ra
277	u2-bi ku3-ge a-bi sikil-e in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
278	me szu pel2-la2-bi sikil-e in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
279	garza suh3-a bir-a-bi si bi2-in-sa2
280	ku3-ku3-ga szub-ba szu pel2-la2-a-ke4 ki-bi-sze3 in-gar-ra
281	szuku-u4 szub-ba esza zi3 dub-dub-bu na-ag2-sze3 bi2-ib-tar-re
282	{gesz}banszur ninda lu ninda szar2-re-da sza3-ga-ni im-de6-a
283	ki-ru-gu2 1(u)-kam-ma-am3
284	u4 lu2-u3 lu2-ra inim kur2 nu-di dumu a-a-ni-ir ni2 te-ge26-e
285	u4 nig2-sun5-na kalam-ma ga2-ga2 tur-re mah dugud-da
286	u4 szesz-banda3{da} szesz-gal-la-ni hu-luh-ha ni2 sun5-e
287	u4 dumu gal-la dumu banda3{da} umun2 ak inim-ma-ni-sze3 tusz-u3
288	u4 si-ga kal-ga sze29-esz2 nu-di nig2 sa6-ga gal gub-bu
289	u4 kaskal suh3-a giri3 ga2-ga2 hul mu2-a bu-re
290	u4 lu2-u3 ki sza3-ga-ni-sze3 du-u3 gaba-ri-ni-sze3 in nu-dub2
290A	u4 lu2-u3 ki sza3-ga-ni-sze3 du-u3 edin-na ni2 sun5-ni nig2-gig-ga nu-ak
291	u4 lu2-u8 lu2-ra inim kur2 nu-di nig2-gig-ga nu-ak
291A	u4 iri-ta iri kur2-sze3 du-u3 edin-na ni2 nu-te-ge26-e nig2-gig nu-ak
292	u4 kalam-ma nig2-gig-ga e3-a sza3-ba u4 ga2-ga2
293	u4 nig2 ge6-ge6 kalam-ma zi-zi nig2-zi-gal2 hul2-le
294	a-a {d}en-lil2 en du11-ga-ni nu-kur2-ru nun kur-kur-ra-ke4
295	ug3 sag-ge6-ga bi2-in-gub-ba-am3 sa6-ge-ba bi2-in-du11-ga
296	ki-ru-gu2 1(u) 1(disz)-kam-ma-am3
297	i3-ne-esz2 a2-sze u4-da-ta {d}en-lil2 nun sza3-la2 su3-ga-am3
298	szul sig4 TU-ra gar-ra-ni-ir in-na-an-sa6-am3
299	me erim2-e szu hul bi2-in-du11-ga si in-na-an-sa2-am3
300	garza szu pel2-la2 mu-un-na-an-ku3-ku3-ga-am3
301	gi-gun4-bi mu-na-an-sikil-am3 dalla mu-un-na-an-e3-am3
302	sza3-ba he2-gal2 mi-ni-in-szar2-szar2-ra-am3 kurun lal3 bi2-ib-si-am3
303	u4 ne sza3 du10-ge bar hug-e ur5 sa6-ge mi-ni-in-gar-ra-am3
304	e-ne a-ra-zu-a mu-na-an-gub-ba-am3 giri17 szu mi-ni-gal2-la-am3
305	er2 gar-ra nam-szita du11-ga-ni nun kur-kur-ra-ke4
306	i3-he-nun-na lal3 ku7-ku7-da-gin7 su-ni bi2-ib2-ak-am3
307	szu12-da-ni gesz ba-an-tuku-am3 igi in-szi-in-bar-ra-am3
308	{d}isz-me-{d}da-gan-na inim-ma-ni su-a-na ba-du10-ga-am3
309	sag us2-a-ni sza3-ga du11-ga-ni in-de3-gen-na-am3
310	sun5-na szita-ba ki la2-a-ne2-esz2 giri3-ba se3-ga-ne2-esz2
311	siskur-ra u3-gul ga2-ga2-da-ne2-esz2 giri17 ki su-bu-da-ne2-esz2
312	\|KI.LUGAL.GUB\| ti-le-da ni2 te-ge26-da-ne2-esz2 gur-gur-re-da-ne2-esz2
313	nig2-nam-ma-ni en-nu-ug3 ak-da-ne2-esz2 ga2-la nu-dag-ge-da-ne2-esz2
314	nam-nun-na mu su3-su3-ra2-ni e-ne-er in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
315	lu2 nam-lugal?-la sag-bi-sze3 e3-a e-ne-er in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
316	lugal bala sa6-ga-ke4 e-ne-er in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
317	ug3 ki-tusz ne-ha bi2-in-dur2-ru-na e-ne-er in-na-an-du11-ga-am3
318	ug3 szar2-ra nig2 bi2-in-du11-ga-a in-de3-a-gen-na-am3
319	ki-en-gi ki-uri a-na me-a u4 nam tar-ra-sze3
320	ug3 sag-ge6-ga u8-gin7 lu-a ug3 sag se3-ga-ba
321	nam-mah kur gal {d}nu-nam-nir-ra enkar an ki-ke4
322	du-ri2-sze3 me-tesz2 am3-i-i-ne a-ra2 ni2-gal2-la-ni-im
323	ki-ru-gu2 12(disz)-kam-ma-am3

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