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CM 01, fig. 15-16 (P480128)

Prayer, Neo-Babylonian, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationCM 01, fig. 15-16
IDP480128
Museum no.BM 064517
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenrePrayer
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

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)
reverse col 4 10.... his furious
obverse col 2' 7'(Ditto:) You recite the incantation 'Utu-ama'.
obverse col 2' 18'My and my house...
reverse col 3 6You take one sadiru-vessel to the right of the house, in front of....
reverse col 4 11... may they enter into his heart.
obverse col 1' 6'... you have made....
obverse col 1' 2'......
reverse col 3 7After it, a censer of omens...
obverse col 2' 14'Let him guard your right and left.
obverse col 1' 8'... you release.
reverse col 4 7... that I may build a house.
obverse col 2' 9'You turn to the gate(?) (and) do not see a date palm
obverse col 2' 16'who are present in my house,
obverse col 2' 19'Father
reverse col 3 5You libate oil in it, make a libation...
reverse col 4 9... wherever he wishes, may I achieve.
obverse col 1' 4'... tamarisk and locust of the land
obverse col 1' 14'... his.......
obverse col 2' 2'.........
obverse col 1' 16'... in the courtyard
reverse col 3 9After that, the goat, the fire,... a leather bag
obverse col 1' 12'... a wooden measuring vessel... in their arms
reverse col 3 11After him(?)... flour
reverse col 4 3ama and Asalluhi have given him instructions.
obverse col 2' 15'or an ecstatic, or a ghost or anything evil,
reverse col 3 3... pots, wherever the gates
obverse col 2' 8'You libate honey, butter, wine, oil and barley.
obverse col 1' 11'...... you see....
obverse col 2' 13'You stand in front of Ea.
reverse col 4 8On account of joy and rejoicing, daily
obverse col 1' 10'... red... at the gate of the riverbank
reverse col 4 2You speak thus before Ea.
reverse col 3 8The man whose garment is red and a leather strap(?)
obverse col 2' 4'... for Ea, ama and Asalluhi
reverse col 3 1(If) his (own) ditto and his (own) ditto is good and that one does not return....
reverse col 4 5... for eternity
reverse col 3 2You recite the incantations that...
obverse col 1' 5'... in the halo
reverse col 4 6......... the land
obverse col 2' 5'(As for) the...s, the... of the tamarisk, the lion of the udu tree
obverse col 2' 11'strong, strong, perfect one among the gods
obverse col 2' 6'(Ditto:) Ur-idims of cedar.
obverse col 1' 7'... of the mountain in the gate of the river
reverse col 4 1... good... in his heart
obverse col 1' 15'... oil in their arms.
obverse col 2' 10'Incantation: You are a black-headed, ecstatic, ecstatic, and hostile enemy,
reverse col 4 12... in his heart
obverse col 1' 13'Will he who can see, see it? Will he who can hear, hear it?
obverse col 1' 9'... they enter... their..., they will be at peace.
obverse col 2' 12'strong one, whose radiance is supreme,
reverse col 3 4(If) ditto a fire flashes on top of a man: cedar, juniper,
reverse col 3 10The nigkalga stone, the nigkalga stone, is the seed of the seed
reverse col 4 4Incantation:... good... you set up for me.
obverse col 2' 17'by the command of Ea and Marduk

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