CDLI Literary 002718 (enuma elish) composite (P480701)
Literary, Neo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
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| Designation | CDLI Literary 002718 (enuma elish) composite |
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| ID | P480701 |
| Language | Akkadian |
| Period | Neo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE |
| Genre | Literary |
English translation
By McAllister, Ray · Via Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative · CDLI (reuse with citation)
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| tablet 1 1 | When on high the heaven had not been named, |
| tablet 1 2 | Firm ground below had not been called by name, |
| tablet 1 3 | When primordial Apsu, their begetter, |
| tablet 1 4 | And Mummu-Tiamat, she who bore them all, |
| tablet 1 5 | Their waters mingled as a single body, |
| tablet 1 6 | No reed hut had sprung forth, no marshland had appeared, |
| tablet 1 7 | None of the gods had been brought into being, |
| tablet 1 8 | And none bore a name, and no destinies determined-- |
| tablet 1 9 | Then it was that the gods were formed in the midst of heaven. |
| tablet 1 10 | Lahmu and Lahamu were brought forth, by name they were called. (10) |
| tablet 1 11 | Before they had grown in age and stature, |
| tablet 1 12 | Anshar and Kishar were formed, surpassing the others. |
| tablet 1 13 | Long were the days, then there came forth..... |
| tablet 1 14 | Anu was their heir, of his fathers the rival; |
| tablet 1 15 | Yes, Anshar’s first-born, Anu, was his equal. |
| tablet 1 16 | Anu begot in his image Nudimmud. |
| tablet 1 17 | This Nudimmud was of his fathers the master; |
| tablet 1 18 | Of broad wisdom, understanding, mighty in strength, |
| tablet 1 19 | Mightier by far than his grandfather, Anshar. |
| tablet 1 20 | He had no rival among the gods, his brothers. (20) |
| tablet 1 21 | Thus were established and were... the great gods. |
| tablet 1 22 | They disturbed Tiamat as they surged back and forth, |
| tablet 1 23 | Yes, they troubled the mood of Tiamat |
| tablet 1 24 | By their hilarity in the Abode of Heaven. |
| tablet 1 25 | Apsu could not lessen their clamor |
| tablet 1 26 | And Tiamat was speechless at their ways. |
| tablet 1 27 | Their doings were loathsome unto ... . |
| tablet 1 28 | Thier way was evil; they were overbearing. |
| tablet 1 29 | Then Apsu, the begetter of the great gods, |
| tablet 1 30 | Cried out, addressing Mummu, his minister: (30) |
| tablet 1 31 | “O Mummu, my vizier, who rejoices my spirit, |
| tablet 1 32 | Come here and let us go to Tiamat!” |
| tablet 1 33 | They went and sat down before Tiamat, |
| tablet 1 34 | Exchanging counsel about the gods, their first-born. |
| tablet 1 35 | Apsu, opening his mouth, |
| tablet 1 36 | Said to resplendent Tiamat: |
| tablet 1 37 | “Their ways are truly loathsome to me. |
| tablet 1 38 | By day I find no relief, nor repose by night. |
| tablet 1 39 | I will destroy, I will wreck their ways, |
| tablet 1 40 | That quiet may be restored. Let us have rest!” (40) |
| tablet 1 41 | As soon as Tiamat heard this, |
| tablet 1 42 | She was furious and called out to her husband. |
| tablet 1 43 | She cried out aggrieved, as she raged all alone, |
| tablet 1 44 | She uttered a curse, and unto Apsu she spoke: |
| tablet 1 45 | “What? Should we destroy that which we have built? |
| tablet 1 46 | Their ways indeed are most troublesome, but let us attend kindly!” |
| tablet 1 47 | Then Mummu answered, giving counsel to Apsu; |
| tablet 1 48 | Ill-wishing and ungracious was Mummu’s advice: |
| tablet 1 49 | “Do destroy, my father, the mutinous ways. |
| tablet 1 50 | Then you will have relief by day and rest by night!” (50) |
| tablet 1 51 | When Apsu heard this, his face grew radiant |
| tablet 1 52 | Because of the evil he planned against the gods, his sons. |
| tablet 1 53 | As for Mummu, he embraced him by the neck |
| tablet 1 54 | As that one sat down on his knees to kiss him. |
| tablet 1 55 | Now whatever they had plotted between them, |
| tablet 1 56 | Was repeated unto the gods, their first-born. |
| tablet 1 57 | When the gods heard this, they were astir, |
| tablet 1 58 | Then lapsed into silence and remained speechless. |
| tablet 1 59 | Surpassing in wisdom, accomplished, resourceful, |
| tablet 1 60 | Ea, the all-wise, saw through their scheme. (60) |
| tablet 1 61 | A master design against it he devised and set up, |
| tablet 1 62 | Made artful his spell against it, surpassing and holy. |
| tablet 1 63 | He recited it and made it subsist in the deep, |
| tablet 1 64 | As he poured sleep upon him. Sound asleep he lay. |
| tablet 1 65 | When he had made Apsu prone, drenched with sleep, |
| tablet 1 66 | Mummu, the adviser, was powerless to stir. |
| tablet 1 67 | He loosened his band, tore off his tiara, |
| tablet 1 68 | Removed his halo and put it on himself. |
| tablet 1 69 | Having fettered Apsu, he slew him. |
| tablet 1 70 | Mummu he bound and left behind lock. (70) |
| tablet 1 71 | Having thus established his dwelling upon Apsu, |
| tablet 1 72 | He laid hold of Mummu, holding him by the nose-rope. |
| tablet 1 73 | After Ea had vanquished and trodden down his foes, |
| tablet 1 74 | Had secured his triumph over his enemies, |
| tablet 1 75 | In his sacred chamber in profound peace had rested, |
| tablet 1 76 | He named it “Apsu,” for shrines he assigned it. |
| tablet 1 77 | In that same place his cult hut he founded. |
| tablet 1 78 | Ea and Damkina, his wife, dwelled there in splendor. |
| tablet 1 79 | The Birth of Marduk In the chamber of fates, the abode of destinies, |
| tablet 1 80 | A god was engendered, most able and wisest of gods. (80) |
| tablet 1 81 | In the heart of Apsu was Marduk created, |
| tablet 1 82 | In the heart of holy Apsu was Marduk created. |
| tablet 1 83 | He who begot him was Ea, his father; |
| tablet 1 84 | She who bore him was Damkina, his mother. |
| tablet 1 85 | The breast of goddesses he did suck. |
| tablet 1 86 | The nurse that nursed him filled him with awesomeness. |
| tablet 1 87 | Alluring was his figure, sparkling the lift of his eyes. |
| tablet 1 88 | Lordly was his gait, commanding from of old. |
| tablet 1 89 | When Ea saw him, the father who begot him, |
| tablet 1 90 | He exulted and glowed, his heart filled with gladness. (90) |
| tablet 1 91 | He rendered him perfect and endowed him with a double godhead. |
| tablet 1 92 | Greatly exalted was he above them, exceeding throughout. |
| tablet 1 93 | Perfect were his members beyond comprehension, |
| tablet 1 94 | Unsuited for understanding, difficult to perceive. |
| tablet 1 95 | Four were his eyes, four were his ears; |
| tablet 1 96 | When he moved his lips, fire blazed forth. |
| tablet 1 97 | Large were all four hearing organs, |
| tablet 1 98 | And the eyes, in like number, scanned all things. |
| tablet 1 99 | He was the loftiest of the gods, surpassing was his stature; |
| tablet 1 100 | His members were enormous, he was exceeding tall. (100) |
| tablet 1 101 | “My little son, my little son!” |
| tablet 1 102 | My son, the Sun! Sun of the heavens!” |
| tablet 1 103 | Clothed with the halo of ten gods, he was strong to the utmost, |
| tablet 1 104 | As their awesome flashes were heaped upon him. |
| tablet 1 105 | Anu brought forth and begot the fourfold wind |
| tablet 1 106 | Consigning to its power the leader of the host. |
| tablet 1 107 | He fashioned ..., stationed the whirlwind, |
| tablet 1 108 | He produced streams to roil Tiamat. |
| tablet 1 109 | Roiled was Tiamat, and day and night dulled. |
| tablet 1 110 | The gods, given no rest, suffer in the storm. |
| tablet 1 111 | Their hearts having plotted evil, (110) |
| tablet 1 112 | To Tiamat, their mother, said: |
| tablet 1 113 | “When they slew Apsu, your consort, |
| tablet 1 114 | You did not aid him but remained still. |
| tablet 1 115 | When he created the dread fourfold wind, |
| tablet 1 116 | Your vitals were diluted and so we can have no rest. |
| tablet 1 117 | Let Apsu, your consort, be in your mind |
| tablet 1 118 | And Mummu, who has been vanquished! You are left alone! |
| tablet 1 119 | ... you pace about distraught, |
| tablet 1 120 | ... without cease. You do not love us! |
| tablet 1 121 | ... our eyes are pinched, (120) |
| tablet 1 122 | ... without cease. Let us have rest! |
| tablet 1 123 | ... to battle. Avenge them! |
| tablet 1 124 | ... and render them as the wind!” |
| tablet 1 125 | When Tiamat heard these words, she was pleased: |
| tablet 1 126 | “... you have given. Let us make monsters, |
| tablet 1 127 | ... and the gods in the midst ... . |
| tablet 1 128 | ... let us do battle and against the gods ... !” |
| tablet 1 129 | They banded themselves together and marched at the side of Tiamat. |
| tablet 1 130 | Enraged, they plot without cease night and day, |
| tablet 1 131 | They are set for combat, growling, raging, (130) |
| tablet 1 132 | They form a council to prepare for the fight. |
| tablet 1 133 | Mother Hubur, she who fashions all things, |
| tablet 1 134 | Added matchless weapons, bore monster-serpents, |
| tablet 1 135 | Sharp of tooth, unsparing of fang. |
| tablet 1 136 | With venom for blood she has filled their bodies. |
| tablet 1 137 | Roaring dragons she has clothed with terror, |
| tablet 1 138 | Has crowned them with haloes, making them like gods, |
| tablet 1 139 | Whoever beheld them, terror overcame him, |
| tablet 1 140 | And that, with their bodies reared up, none might turn them back. |
| tablet 1 141 | She set up the Viper, the Dragon, and the monster Lahamu, (140) |
| tablet 1 142 | The Great-Lion, the Mad-Dog, and the Scorpion-Man, |
| tablet 1 143 | Mighty lion-demons, the Dragon-Fly, the Centaur-- |
| tablet 1 144 | Bearing weapons that do not spare, fearless in battle. |
| tablet 1 145 | Her decrees were firm, they were beyond resisting. |
| tablet 1 146 | All together eleven of this kind she brought forth. |
| tablet 1 147 | From among the gods, her first-born, who formed her Assembly, |
| tablet 1 148 | She elevated Kingu, made him chief among them. |
| tablet 1 149 | The leading of the ranks, command of the Assembly, |
| tablet 1 150 | The raising of weapons for the encounter, advancing to combat, |
| tablet 1 151 | To direct the battle, to control the fight, (150) |
| tablet 1 152 | These she entrusted to his hand as she seated him in the Council: |
| tablet 1 153 | “I have cast for you the spell, exalting you in the Assembly of the gods. |
| tablet 1 154 | To counsel all the gods I have given you full power. |
| tablet 1 155 | Truly, you are supreme, you are my only consort! |
| tablet 1 156 | Your utterance shall prevail over all the Anunnaki!” |
| tablet 1 157 | She gave him the Tablet of Destinies, fastened on his breast: |
| tablet 1 158 | “As for you, your command shall be unchangeable, your word shall endure!” |
| tablet 1 159 | As soon as Kingu was elevated, possessed of the rank of Anu, |
| tablet 1 160 | they decreed the fate for the gods, his sons: |
| tablet 1 161 | “Your word shall make the first subside, (160) |
| tablet 1 162 | Shall humble the ‘Power-Weapon,’ so potent in its sweep!” |
Transliteration (ATF)
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| 1 | e-nu-ma e-lisz la na-bu-u2 sza2-ma-mu | |
| 2 | szap-lisz am-ma-tum szu-ma la zak-rat | |
| 3 | _abzu_-u-ma resz-tu-u2 za-ru-szu-un | |
| 4 | mu-um-mu ti-amat mu-al-li-da-at gim-ri-szu2-un | |
| 5 | _me-mesz_-szu2-nu isz-te-nisz i-hi-qu-u2-ma | |
| 6 | gi-pa-ra la ki-is,-s,u-ru s,u-s,a-a la sze-'-u2 | |
| 7 | e-nu-ma _dingir_ la szu-pu-u ma-na-ma | |
| 8 | szu-ma la zuk-ku-ru szi-ma-tu2 la szi-i-mu | |
| 9 | ib-ba-nu-u2-ma _dingir_ qi2-rib-szu2-un | |
| 10 | {d}lah-mu {d}la-ha-mu usz-ta-pu-u2 szu-mi-iz-zak-ru | |
| 11 | a-di ir-bu-u2 i-szi-hu | |
| 12 | an-szar2 {d}ki-szar2 ib-ba-nu-u e-li-szu-nu at-ru | |
| 13 | ur-ri-ku _u4-mesz_ us,-s,i-bu _mu-an-na-mesz_ | |
| 14 | {d}a-num a-pil-szu-nu sza2-nin _ad_-szu2 | |
| 15 | an-szar2 {d}a-num bu-uk-ra-szu u2-masz-szil-ma | |
| 16 | u3 {d}a-num tam-szi-la-szu2 u2-lid {d}nu-dim2-mud | |
| 17 | {d}nu-dim2-mud sza2 _ad-mesz_-szu sza2-lit,-su-nu szu-ma | |
| 18 | pal-ka uz-nu ha-sis e-mu-qan pu-un-gul | |
| 19 | gu-usz-szu ma-'-disz a-na a-lid _ad_-szu2 an-szar2 | |
| 20 | la i-szi sza-ni-na i-na _dingir-mesz_ at-he-e-szu2 | |
| 21 | in-nen-du-ma at-hu-u2 _dingir-mesz_-ni | |
| 22 | e-szu-u2 ti-amat-ma na-s,ir-szu2-nu isz-tab-bu | |
| 23 | dal-hu-nim-ma sza2 ti-amat ka-ras-sa | |
| 24 | i-na szu-'-a-ri szu-'-du-ru qi2-rib an-duru2-na | |
| 25 | la na-szi-ir _abzu_-u ri-gim-szu-un | |
| 26 | u3 ti-amat szu-qam2-mu-mat i-na _igi_-szu-un | |
| 27 | im-tar-s,a-am-ma ep-szi-ta-szu-un e-li-sza | |
| 28 | la t,a-bat al-kat2-su-nu szu-nu-ti i-ga-me-la | |
| 29 | i-nu-szu _abzu_-u za-ri _dingir_ ra-bi2-u3-tim | |
| 30 | is-si-ma {d}mu-um-mu suk-kal-la-szu i-zak-kar-szu | |
| 31 | {d}mu-um-mu suk-kal-lu mu-t,ib-ba ka-bat-ti-ia | |
| 32 | al-kam2-ma s,i-ri-isz ti-amat i ni-il-li-ik | |
| 33 | il-li-ku-ma qu-ud-mi-isz ta-ma-tum u2-szi-bu | |
| 34 | a-ma-a-ti im-tal-li-ku asz-szum _dingir_ bu-uk-ri-szu-un | |
| 35 | _abzu_-u pa-a-szu i-pu-szam-ma | |
| 36 | a-na ti-amat el-le-tam-ma i-zak-kar-szi | |
| 37 | im-tar-s,a-am-ma al-kat3-su-nu e-li-ia | |
| 38 | ur-ri-isz la szu-up-szu-ha-ku mu-szi-isz la s,a-al-la-ku | |
| 39 | lu-usz-hal-liq-ma al-kat3-su-nu lu-sa-ap-pi-ih | |
| 40 | qu-lu lisz-sza2-kin-ma i ni-is,-lal ni-i-ni | |
| 41 | ti-amat an-ni-ta i-na sze-me-e-sza | |
| 42 | i-zu-uz-ma il-ta-si e-lu har-me-sza | |
| 43 | is-si-ma mar-s,i-isz ug-gu-gat e-disz-szi-sza | |
| 44 | le-mut-ta it-ta-di a-na kar-szi-sza | |
| 45 | mi-na-a ni-i-nu sza2 ni-ib-nu-u2 nu-usz-hal-laq-ma | |
| 46 | al-kat3-su-nu lu szum-ru-s,a-at-ma i ni-isz-du-ud t,a-bisz | |
| 47 | i-pul-ma {d}mu-um-mu _abzu_-a i-ma-al-lik | |
| 48 | suk-kal-lum la ma-gi-ru mi-lik mu-um-mi-szu | |
| 49 | hul-li-qam-ma a-bi al-ka-ta e-szi-ta | |
| 50 | ur-ri-isz lu-u2 szup-szu-ha-at mu-szisz lu-u2 s,al-la-at | |
| 51 | ih-du-szum-ma _abzu_-u im-me-ru pa-nu-szu | |
| 52 | asz-szum lem-ne2-e-ti ik-pu-du a-na _dingir_ ma-re-e-szu | |
| 53 | {d}mu-um-mu i-te-dir ki-szad-su | |
| 54 | usz-ba-am bir-ka-a-szu2 u2-na-asz2-saq sza-a-szu | |
| 55 | mim-mu-u2 ik-pu-du pu-uh-ru-usz-szun | |
| 56 | a-na _dingir_ bu-uk-ri-szu-nu usz-tan-nu-ni | |
| 57 | isz-mu-nim-ma _dingir_ i-dul-lu | |
| 58 | qu-lu is,-ba-tu sza2-qu-um-mesz usz-bu | |
| 59 | szu-tur uz-na et-pe-szu te-le-u2 | |
| 60 | {d}e2-a ha-sis mi-im-ma-ma i-sze-'-a szib-qi2-szu-un | |
| 61 | ib-szim-szum-ma us,-rat ka-li u2-kin-szu | |
| 62 | u2-nak-kil-szu szu-tu-ra ta-a-szu el-lum | |
| 63 | im-nu-szum-ma ina _me-mesz_ u2-szap-szi-ih | |
| 64 | szit-tu ir-te-hi-szu s,a-lil t,u-ba-tisz | |
| 65 | u2-sza2-as,-lil-ma _abzu_-a re-hi szit-tum | |
| 66 | {d}mu-um-mu tam-la-ku da-la-pisz ku-u2-ru | |
| 67 | ip-t,ur rik-si-szu isz-ta-hat, a-ga-szu2 | |
| 68 | me-lam-mi-szu it-ba-la szu-u2 u2-ta-di-iq | |
| 69 | ik-mi-szu-ma _abzu_-a i-na-ra-asz2-szu | |
| 70 | {d}mu-um-mu i-ta-sir3 eli-szu2 ip-tar-ka | |
| 71 | u2-kin-ma eli _abzu_-i szu-bat-su | |
| 72 | {d}mu-um-mu it-ta-mah u2-kal s,er-ret-su | |
| 73 | ul-tu lem-ne2-e-szu2 ik-mu-u2 i-sa-a-du | |
| 74 | {d}e2-a usz-ziz-zu ir-nit-ta-szu2 eli ga-ri-szu2 | |
| 75 | qir-bisz ku-um-mi-szu2 szup-szu-hi-isz i-nu-uh2-ma | |
| 76 | im-bi-szum-ma _abzu_-a u2-ad-du-u2 esz-re-e-ti | |
| 77 | asz2-ru-usz-szu gi-pa-ra-szu2 u2-szar-szid-ma | |
| 78 | {d}e2-a {d}dam-ki-na hi-ra-tusz ina rab-ba-a-te usz-bu | |
| 79 | ina ki-is,-s,i _nam-tar-mesz_ at-ma-an _gesz-hur-mesz_ | |
| 80 | le-'-u2 le-'-u2-ti _abgal dingir-mesz_ {d}en usz-tar-hi | |
| 81 | ina qi2-ri _abzu_-i ib-ba-ni {d}marduk | |
| 82 | ina qi2-rib _ku3 abzu_-i ib-ba-ni {d}marduk | |
| 83 | ib-ni-isz-ma {d}e2-a a-ba-szu | |
| 84 | {d}dam-ki-na umma-szu har-sza2-as-szu | |
| 85 | i-ti-niq-ma s,er-ret _{d}esz18-dar-mesz_ | |
| 86 | ta-ri-tu it-tar-ru-szu pul-ha-a-ta usz-ma-al-li | |
| 87 | szam-hat nab-nit-su s,a-ri-ir ni-szi i-ni-szu | |
| 88 | ut,-t,u-lat s,i-ta-szu ga-szir3 ul-tu ul-la | |
| 89 | i-mur-szu-ma {d}a-num ba-nu-u a-bi-szu | |
| 90 | i-risz im-mir lib3-ba-su hi-du-ta im-la | |
| 91 | usz-ta-as,-bi-szum-ma szu-un-na-at _dingir_-us-su | |
| 92 | szu-usz-qu ma-'-disz eli-szu2-nu a-tar mim-mu-szu | |
| 93 | la lam-da-ma nu-uk-ku-la mi-na-tu-szu | |
| 94 | ha-sa-sisz la na-t,a-a a-ma-risz pa-asz2-qa | |
| 95 | 4(disz) _igi_-szu2 _4(disz) gesztu_-szu2 | |
| 96 | szap-ti-szu2 ina szu-ta-bu-li _{d}gesz-bar_ it-tan-pah | |
| 97 | ir-ti-bu-u2 _4(disz)-ta-am3_ ha-si-sa | |
| 98 | u3 _igi 2(disz)_ ki-ma szu-a-tu i-bar-ra-a gim-re-e-ti | |
| 99 | ul-lu-ma ina _dingir_ szu-tur la-an-szu | |
| 100 | mesz-re-tu-szu szu-ut-tu-ha i-lit-ta szu-tur | |
| 101 | ma-ri-u2-tu ma-ri-u2-tu | |
| 102 | ma-ri {d}utu-szi-{d}utu-szi sza2 _dingir_ | |
| 103 | la-bisz mi-lam-mi esz-ret _dingir-mesz_ sza2-qisz it-bur | |
| 104 | pul-ha-a-tu ha-szat-si-na e-li-szu2 kam2-ra | |
| 105 | ib-ni-ma sza2-ar er-bit-ta u2-al-lid {d}a-num | |
| 106 | qa-tusz-szu2 u2-ma-al-la-a ma-ri lim-mel-li | |
| 107 | ib-szim ep-ra me-ha-a u2-sza-az-bal | |
| 108 | u2-szab-szi a-ga-am-ma u2-dal-lah3 ti-amat | |
| 109 | dal-hat ti-amat-ma ur-ra u mu-sza i-dul-lu | |
| 110 | _dingir_ la szup-szu-ha i-za-ab-bi-lu sza2-ri-sza2 | |
| 111 | ik-tap-du-ma kar-szu-us-su2-nu le-mut-ta | |
| 112 | a-na ti-amat um-mi-szu-nu szu-nu iz-zak-ru | |
| 113 | e-nu-ma _abzu_-a ha-ram-ki i-na-ru-ma | |
| 114 | i-du-usz-szu la tal-li-ki-ma qa-lisz tusz-bi | |
| 115 | ib-ni-ma sza2-ar er-bet-ti sza2 pu-luh-ti | |
| 116 | szu-ud-lu-hu kar-sza-ki-ma ul ni-s,al-lal ni-i-nu | |
| 117 | ul ib-szi lib-bu-uk-ki _abzu_-u ha-ram-ki | |
| 118 | u3 {d}mu-um-mu sza2 ik-ka-mu-u2 e-disz asz2-ba-ti | |
| 119 | isz-tu _u4_-mu at-ti dul-lu-hisz ta-dul-li | |
| 120 | u3 ni-i-ni sza2 la ni-sak-ki-pu ul ta-ra-am-mi-na-szi | |
| 121 | am-ra sar-ma-'u-ni hu-um-mu-ra i-na-tu-ni | |
| 122 | hu-us,-bi ab-sza2-na la sa-ki-pi i ni-is,-lal ni-i-ni | |
| 123 | ep-szi ta-ha-zi gi-mil-la-szu-nu tir-ri | |
| 124 | x-x-ru-u2-szu-nu ep-szi-ma a-na za-qi2-qu szu-uk-ni | |
| 125 | isz-me-ma ti-amat a-ma-tum i-t,ib el-sza | |
| 126 | mim-mu-u2 at-tu-nu tusz-ta-ad-di-nu i ni-pu-usz _u4_-mu | |
| 127 | pah-ru-nim-ma _dingir_ qi2-rib-sza2 | |
| 128 | lem-ne2-ti usz-tah-ha-zu an _dingir_ ba-ni-szu2-un | |
| 129 | im-ma-as-ru-nim-ma i-du-usz ti-amat ti-bu-ni | |
| 130 | ez-zu kap-du la sa-ki-pu mu-sza2 u im-ma | |
| 131 | na-szu-u2 tam-ha-ri na-zar-bu-bu lab-bu | |
| 132 | _ukken_-na szit-ku-nu-ma i-ban-nu-u2 s,u-la-a-ti | |
| 133 | um-ma hu-bur pa-ti-qat ka-la-mu | |
| 134 | usz-rad-di kak-ku la mah-ri it-ta-lad _musz-mah-mesz_ | |
| 135 | zaq-tu-ma szin-ni la pa-du-u at-ta-'-i | |
| 136 | im-tu ki-ma da-mu zu-mur-szu-nu usz-ma-al-li | |
| 137 | _uszumgal-mesz_ na-ad-ru-ti pul-ha-ta u2-sal-bisz-ma | |
| 138 | me-lam-mi usz-tasz-sza-a i-li-isz um-tasz-szi-il | |
| 139 | a-mi-ir-szu2-nu szar-ba-bi-isz li-ih-har-mi-im | |
| 140 | zu-mur-szu2-nu lisz-tah-hi-t,am-ma la i-ne2-'u i-rat-su-un | |
| 141 | usz-zi-iz ba-asz-mu _musz-husz_ u {d}la-ha-mu | |
| 142 | u4-gal-la ur-idim-me u3 gir2-tab-lu2-u18-lu | |
| 143 | _u4_-me da-ab-ru-te ku6-lu2-u18-lu u3 ku-sa-rik-ku | |
| 144 | na-szi kak-ku la pa-du-u2 la a-di-ru ta-ha-zi | |
| 145 | gap-sza te-re-tu-sza2 la mah-ra szi-na-ma | |
| 146 | ap-pu-na-ma is-ten esz-ret _gin7_ szu-a-ti usz-tab-szi | |
| 147 | i-na _dingir_ bu-uk-ri-sza szu-ut isz-ku-nu-szi pu-uh-ra | |
| 148 | u2-sza2-asz2-qa {d}qin-gu ina bi-ri-szu-nu sza2-a-szu2 usz-rab-bi-szu | |
| 149 | a-li-kut mah-ri pa-an um-ma-ni mu-'-ir-ru-tu pu-uh2-ru | |
| 150 | na-sze-e _{gesz}pa_ ti-is,-bu-tu de-ku-u a-na-an-ta | |
| 151 | szu-ut tam-ha-ru ra-ab sik-kat2-tu-tu | |
| 152 | ip-qid-ma qa-tusz-szu2 u2-sze-szi-ba-asz2-szu2 ina kar-ri | |
| 153 | ad-di ta-a-ka ina _ukken dingir_ u2-szar-bi-ka | |
| 154 | ma-li-ku-ut _dingir-mesz_ gim-ra-at-szu-nu qa-tuk-ka usz-mal-li | |
| 155 | lu-u2 szur-ba-ta-ma ha-'-i-ri e-du-u2 at-ta | |
| 156 | li-ir-tab-bu-u2 zik-ru-ka _ugu du3_-szu2-nu {d}a-nu-uk-ka | |
| 157 | id-din-szum-ma _dub nam-tar-mesz_ i-ra-tusz u2-szat-mi-ih | |
| 158 | ka-ta _du10-ga_-ka la in-nen-na-a li-kun s,i-it pi-i-ka | |
| 159 | in-na-nu {d}qin-gu szu-usz-qu-u2 le-qu-u2 e-nu-tu2 | |
| 160 | an _dingir dumu-mesz_-szu szi-ma-ta isz-ti-ma | |
| 161 | ep-sza pi-i-ku-nu {d}girra li-ni-ha | |
| 162 | im-tuk-nu kit-mu-ru ma-ag-sza-ru lisz-rab-bi-ib | |
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