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CDLI Literary 002718.01, ex. 008 (P479341)

Literary, Neo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationCDLI Literary 002718.01, ex. 008
IDP479341
Museum no.BM 045528 + BM 046614 + BM 047173 + BM 047190 + BM 047197
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreLiterary

Transliteration (ATF)

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Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
obverse
1[...]
2[...]
3[...]
4[...] x [...]
5[...]-u2#-[...]... ...
6[...] x x [...]
7[...]-na#-ma#... to her
8[...] szi#-i-mu... fate
9[...]-szu2#-un#... their
10[...]-iz-zak#-ru#... he smote
11[...]-szi#-hu#...-šihu
12[...] at#-ru#… atru
13[...] _mu#-an-na#-mesz#_... years
14[...] ab-be2-e#-szu... his fathers
15[...]-masz#-szi-il#-ma...-maššil, and
16[...] nu#-dim2#-mud... did not build
17[...]-ma#... and
18'[...]-ih#...-ih
19'[...]-ni#... his
20'[...]-i#-sza#...-iša
21'[...]-me#-sza#... her
22'[...]-szi... her
23'[...]-szi-sza3#... ... her
24'[...]-usz-hal-laq-ma... destroyed, and
25'[...] t,a#-bi-isz... is sweet
26'[...]-ma#-al-lik...-mallik
27'[...] x [...]-um#-mi-szu... his ...
28'[...] x [...] e#-szi-tum... ešitum
29'[...] lu#-u# s,al#-la-at... may ... be black.
30'[...]-ru pa#-nu-szu... his face
31'[...] _dingir#-mesz_ ma#-re#-e#-szu#... of the gods, his audience gift
32'[...]-szad-[...]...-šad-
33'[...]-asz-saq# sza#-[...]... he heaped up
34'mim-mu-u2 ik-pu-du pu-uh-ru-usz-szun#all that he had accomplished, their reward
35'[...]-nu# [...]...-nu ...
36'[...]-ul-[...]...-ul-...
37'[...] sza#-qu#-[...]... high
reverse
1'[...]-qi2#-qu# [...]...-qiqu ...
2'[...]-tum# i#-t,ib# [...]... he will recover.
3'[...]-ad#-di#-na [...]... gave to me
4'[pah]-ru-nim#-ma _dingir_ qi2#-rib#-szu#-un#They approached me, and the gods in their midst
5'[...]-zu# a-na _dingir-mesz_ ba-ni#-szu-un... to the gods who created them
6'[...]-du#-usz ti-amat ti-bu-ni... Tiamat he built.
7'[...]-pu mu-sza u im-mu... night and day
8'[...]-ra# na-zar-bu-bu la-ab-bi#... is a narbubu-demon
9'[...]-ma# i-ban-nu-u2 s,u-la-a#-ti#… and they swore an oath.
10'[...] pa#-ti#-qat# ka#-la#-mu#... is the guardian of all
11'[...] _musz#-husz#_-szu2#... his mushhush
12'[...]-ta#-'i#-i...-ta'î
13'[...]-ma-al-li#... is present
14'[...] u2#-sal-bisz#-ma#... he smote her
15'[...]-tasz#-szi-il#... he has raised
16'[...]-mi#-im#It is ...-mim
17'[...]-rat#-su#-un#... their ...
18'[...]-mu#...-mu
19'[...]-lu#...-lu
20'[...]-ka#... your
21'[...]-qu#-u2# e-nu-tu2“...-qû, the dead,
22[...]-x isz#-ti-ma... together
23'[...]-ni#-x-ha...-ni-x-ha
24'[...]-sza-ru# lisz#-rab-bi-ib... may ... enlarge.
25'[...]-tum pi#-ti-iq-sza#… is her release.
26'[...]
27'[...]
28'[...]
29'[...]

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