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RINAP 5/2 Ashurbanipal 185 composite (P516956)
Official or display, Neo-Assyrian, Nineveh · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
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| Designation | RINAP 5/2 Ashurbanipal 185 composite |
|---|---|
| ID | P516956 |
| Language | Akkadian |
| Period | Neo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE |
| Genre | Official or display |
| Find spot | Nineveh (mod. Kuyunjik) |
| Coordinates | 36.3582, 43.1621 |
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 | a-na-ku {disz}an-szar2-du3-a _lugal gal lugal_ dan-nu _lugal szu2 lugal kur_ asz-szur _lugal_ kib-rat _limmu2_-tim | I, Ashurbanipal great king strong king king of the world, kin[g of Assyria, king] of the four quarters (of the world), |
| 2' | _szagina_ babila2{ki} _lugal kur eme-gi7_ u uri{ki} | general of Babylon, king of the land of Sumer and Akkad. |
| 3' | _dumu dumu_ {disz}{d}sin-pap-mesz-su _lugal gal lugal_ dan-nu _lugal szu2 lugal kur_ asz-szur | son of Sennacherib, great king, strong king king of the world, king [of Assyria], |
| 4' | li-ib-li-bi {disz}lugal-gi-na _lugal gal lugal_ dan-nu _lugal szu2 lugal kur_ asz-szur | may it flourish. Sargon (II) great king strong king king of the world, king [of Assyria] |
| 5' | _szagina_ babila2{ki} _lugal kur eme-gi7_ u uri{ki} | general of Babylon, king of the land of Sumer and Akkad. |
| 6' | an-szar2 _ad dingir-mesz_ ina lib3-bi _ama_-ia szi-mat _lugal_-u-ti i-szim? szim-ti? | Ashur, father of the gods, in my mother’s heart a destiny of kingship determined a fate |
| 7' | {d}nin-lil2 _ama gal_-tu a-na be-lut _kalam_ u _ug3-mesz_ taz-ku-ra szu-mi3? | O Ninlil, great mother, for the lordship of the land and the people you have chosen my name. |
| 8' | {d}e2-a _dingir-mah alam-dim2_-me-e _en_-u-ti u2-s,ab-bu-u nak-lisz | Ea, the great god, the creator of lords, seized me fiercely. |
| 9' | {d}sin _dingir_ el-lu asz2-szu2 e-pesz _lugal_-ti-ia usz-tak-li-ma _munus saga_ it-tum | O Shamash, holy god, because of the exercise of my royal majesty I set up and a good woman with |
| 10' | {d}utu {d}iszkur ba-ru-tu2 szi-pir la in-nen-nu-u2 u2-mal-lu-u _szu-min_-u-a | the gods Šamaš and Adad, who have made my hands full of incantations that cannot be changed, |
| 11' | {d}marduk _abgal dingir-mesz_ uz-nu ra-pa-asz2-tu ha-si-su pal-ku-u isz-ru-ka szi-rik-te | Marduk, the sage of the gods, the wide-spread one, the one who reveres you, gave you a firm positive answer. |
| 12' | {d}ag _dub-sar_ gim-ri ih-ze ne2-me-qi-szu2 i-qi2-sza2-an-ni a-na qisz-ti | Nabû, the scribe of all who reveres his wisdom, gave me to life. |
| 13' | {d}nin-urta {d}u-gur dun-ni zik-ru-te e-mu-qi2 la sza2-na-an u2-szar-szu-u gat-ti | (With regard to) Ninurta (and) Ugur, the gods who give pious words, I had unrivalled strength and a supremely strong army. |
| 14' | szi-pir ap-kal-li a-da-pa3 a-hu-uz ni-s,ir-tu2 ka-tim-tu2 kul-lat t,up-szar-ru-tu2 | I grasped the craft of the apkallu-priest, the Adapa-priestess, the guardian of all the scribal lore, |
| 15' | _geszkim-mesz an_-e u _ki_-tim am-ra-ku szu-ta-du-na-ku ina _ukken_ um-ma-a-ni | I am adorned with the signs of heaven and earth, I am constantly adorned in the assembly of the elders. |
| 16' | szu-ta-bu-la-ku 1(disz) _ba3_-ut ma-at,-lat _an_-e it-ti _abgal i3-mesz_ le-'u-u-ti | I have poured out one libation vessel of the land of the heavens with the apkallu-vessel of refined oil. |
| 17' | u2-pa-t,ar _i-gi-a-ra2_-e et-gu-ru-ti sza2 la i-szu-u pi-it pa-ni | “I have removed the old reed fences, which had no access, |
| 18' | asz2-ta-si kam-mu nak-lu sza2 _eme-gi7_ s,u-ul-lu-lu ak-ka-du-u ana szu-te-szu-ri asz2-t,u | I sat down. The enemy of the Sumerian was enraged, I was frightened. I wrote to you in order to save. |
| 19' | hi-t,a-a-ku _gu3-sum_ ab-ni sza2 la-am a-bu-bi sza2 kak-ku sa-ak-ku bal-lu | I am guilty of adversity. I have sworn by the life of the mother who bore me, who is bound by a sealed document. |
| 20' | it-ti il-li na-as-qi2 an-na-a sza2 ep-pu-sza2 gi-mir u4-me-ia | Together with this stele, which I have made for all of my days, |
| 21' | szi-tah-hu-t,a-ku mur-ni-is-qi2 rak-pa-ak hi-isz-sza2-me-e szit-ma-ru-ti | “I am frightened, I am afflicted with awe-inspiring radiance, i.e., fearsomeness, |
| 22' | tam-ha-ak til-pa-na u2-s,u u2-szap-ra-asz2 si-mat qar-ra-du-ti | “The tamḫak-demon, the tilpana-disease, I sent out, the emblem of warriors, |
| 23' | a-szal-lu ki-ma szil-ta-hi az-ma-ra-ne2-e nu-ur-ru-t,u-u-ti | (Sum) The ašallu-demon, like a šiltaḫḥu-disease, is bright (Akk) I am bright as a torch, my light is bright |
| 24' | s,ab-ta-ku {kusz}a-sa-a-ti ki-ma as-sa-ri u2-sza2-as-har se-he-er {gesz}ma-gar-ri | I seized the sandals like a lion. I gathered the bolts of the chariot. |
| 25' | usz-ta-na-as,-bar ki-ma kisz-kat3-te-e {gesz}a-ra-a-te {gesz}ka-ba-ba-te | I keep watch over him like a rope of a chariot, a ladder, and a bolt. |
| 26' | le-'a-a-ku sza gi-mir um-ma-ni ka-li-szu2-nu i-nu-szu2-nu ra-bu-u | I am able to serve all the army, all of them. At that time, they were great. |
| 27' | isz-te-nisz a-lam-mad si-mat _en_-u-ti al-ka-ka-te at-ta-na-lak sza2 _lugal_-te | Moreover, I saw the omens of my lordly majesty and went to the kingship. |
| 28' | u2-szu-za-ku ma-har _lugal_ ba-ni-ia t,e3-e-me asz-ta-nak-kan a-na _gal-mesz_ | before the king who had engendered me I gave orders to the great |
| 29' | ba-lu-u-a _{lu2}nam_ ul ip-pa-qid _{lu2}gar_-nu ul isz-sza2-kan ul-la-nu-u-a | without my permission a governor did not appoint, a prefect did not place, and without my consent |
| 30' | it-ta-nap-la-as _ad_ ba-nu-u-a qar-ra-du-tu2 sza2 i-szi-mu-in-ni _dingir-mesz gal-mesz_ | The father who had engendered me, the hero who had heard of me, (and) the great gods |
| 31' | ina qi2-bit _dingir-mesz gal-mesz ukken szesz-mesz_-ia ma-a'-disz i-ra-man-ni | By the command of the great gods, the assembly of my brothers greatly loves me, |
| 32' | asz2-szu2 e-pesz _lugal_-ti-ia im-hur an-szar2 _lugal dingir-mesz en_ gim-ri | As for the exercise of my kingship, he received from Anshar, king of the gods, lord of everything. |
| 33' | u2-s,al-li {d}nin-lil2 {d}sze-ru-u-a ru-bat i-la-a-ti be-let _gaszan-mesz_ | The goddesses Ninlil and Šerūa, the queens of the gods, mistress of the ladies, |
| 34' | u2-sa-ap-pi {d}utu {d}iszkur ba-re-e sza2-ma-me qaq-qar _di-ku5_ kib-ra-a-te | the gods Šamaš (and) Adad, the creators of heaven and earth, the judges of the world quarters |
| 35' | usz-te-mi3-iq {d}ag {d}marduk na-di-nu-te _{gesz}gidri {gesz}gu-za_ mu-kin-nu _lugal_-u-ti | Nabû and Marduk, the givers of scepter and throne, who establishes kingship |
| 36' | um-ma ina ukken-ni-ku-nu ib-ba-a ina _dumu-mesz_-ia te-nu-u2-a | Thus (says) the one who was born in your assembly, my sons, my acquaintances: |
| 37' | [...] x [...] | |
| 38' | [...] | |
| 39' | ina _igi dingir-mesz gal-mesz_ sza2 _an_-e u _ki_-tim | before the great gods of heaven and netherworld |
| 40' | u2-dan-nin isz-t,ur isz-kun a-de-e a-na u4-me s,a-a-ti | He wrote (and) confirmed the treaty in perpetuity. |
| 41' | ina _{iti}gu4 iti_ {d}e2-a _en_ te-ne2-sze-e-ti pa-ti-qu nab-nit _lugal_-ti-ia | In the month Ayyāru (II), month of Ea, the lord of humanity, the one who makes decisions, the creator of my royal majesty, |
| 42' | e-ru-um-ma ina _e2_ ri-du-u-ti a-szar t,e3-e-me u mil-ki | entered, and in the ridūtu-house, where orders and advice |
| 43' | ina qi2-bit an-szar2 _ad dingir-mesz_ {d}marduk _en en-en lugal dingir-mesz_ | By the command of Ashur, father of the gods, Marduk, lord, en-priestess, king of all gods |
| 44' | u2-sza2-qa-an-ni _ugu dumu-mesz lugal_ szu-mi3 iz-kur ana _lugal_-u-ti | to the sons of the king my name he cursed for kingship |
| 45' | _e2-gal_ ina e-re-bi-ia i-ra-asz2 gi-mir _karasz_ ma-li ni-gu-tu | The palace, when I entered, was overwhelmed by all the quays, all of them, |
| 46' | ha-du-u2 _nun-mesz_ {lu2}szu-ut _sag_ u2-pa-qu zi-kir szap-ti-ia | The princes, the eunuchs, took away the word of my lips. |
| 47' | ma-har _lugal ad_ ba-ni-ia s,ab-tak ab-bu-su-nu pu-su-sak hi-t,i-szu2-nu? | in the presence of the king, the father who had engendered me, I captured. I imposed upon them a penalty for their crime. |
| 48' | _dingir-mesz gal-mesz_ ep-sze-te-ia _saga-mesz_ ha-disz ip-pal-su-ma | the great gods looked with pleasure upon my good deeds and |
| 49' | ina qi2-bi-ti-szu2-nu s,ir-ti u2-szib t,a-a-bisz ina _{gesz}gu-za ad du3_-ia | By their exalted command I sat happily on my throne. |
| 50' | ru-be2-e {lu2}szu-ut _sag en_-u-ti ih-szu-hu i-ra-mu e-pesz _lugal_-ti-ia | The princes, the eunuchs of my lordly majesty, rejoiced and rejoiced over my kingship. |
| 51' | ina zi-kir _mu_-ia kab-ti ha-du-u2 i-ri-szu2 kib-rat _limmu2_-tim | By the command of my exalted name, his beloved wife, the four quarters |
| 52' | _lugal-mesz_ sza2 ti-amti e-liti szap-liti _ARAD-mesz_ da-gil2 pa-ni _ad_ ba-ni-ia | the kings of the Upper Sea, subordinates, servants who are worthy before the father who created me |
| 53' | asz2-szu2 e-pesz _lugal_-ti-ia pu-su-rat ha-de-e isz-tap-pa-ru ana a-a-szi | Concerning the exercise of my kingship, they have sent to me a good message: |
| 54' | _{gesz}tukul-mesz_ na-ki-ri ti-bu-te ir-tab-s,u rak-su ip-t,u-ru ta-ha-za-szu2-un | the weapons of the enemy fought with each other, they cut off their weapons and battled with them. |
| 55' | i-nu-hu ul-me-szu2-un sze-lu-u-ti u2-szap-szi-hu _{gesz}pan_-szu2-un ma-la-ti | (As for) the one who removes (them) from the shrines, (and) makes the šelūtu-priestess tremble, their large bows |
| 56' | ir-bu-bu ak-s,u-ti a-na la ma-gi-re-szu2-un tu-qu-un-tu2 hasz-hu | “They have seized the captives in order not to be forgotten, they have slain the captive. |
| 57' | bi-rit _iri_ u _e2_ a-me-lu mim-mu-u tap-pe-e-szu2 ul e-kim ina da-na-ni | between the city and the house of a man anything of his companions did not take away by force |
| 58' | se-he-ep _kur_ ka-la-ma et,-lu e-du hi-bil-tu ul e-pu-usz | I did not do justice to the totality of the land, the young man, the old woman, and the criminals. |
| 59' | a-lik ur-hi e-disz-szi-szu2 ina szul-me ib-'a har-ra-nu ru-qe2-e-ti | (As for) the one who goes on campaign, (as for the one) who abandons him in peace, (and) makes the treacherous routes pass by, |
| 60' | ul ib-szi szar-ra-qu ta-bik da-me ul ip-pa-rik pi-rik-tu2 | He does not have a stag, he does not eat food, (or) a dog. |
| 61' | asz2-ba _kur-kur_ szub-tu ne2-eh-tu2 ki-ma u2-lu szam-ni taq-na kib-rat _limmu2_-tim | As for me, the lands were dwellings of silence. Like oil you poured out over the four quarters (of the world). |
| 62' | {lu2}e-la-mu-u szip-ra-a-ti a-na sza2-'a-al szul-mi3-ia isz-pu-ru-nim-ma na-szu2-u? | The Elamite messengers wrote to me to inquire about my well-being and brought (it). |
| 63' | ina qi2-bit {d}marduk _en gal?_-e? ul ar-szi sza2-ni-na ul ib-szi ge-ra-a-a | By the command of the god Marduk, the great lord, I did not take (it) away, nor did I make any changes. |
| 64' | ina mah-re-e _bala_-ia sza2 {d}marduk _lugal_ gim-ri _en_-ut x x? x u2-mal-lu-u2 _szu-min_-u-a | In my first regnal year, when Marduk, the king of all lords, filled my hands |
| 65' | _{tug2}sig2 dingir_-ti-szu2 _gal_-ti as,-bat asz2-te-'a-a asz2-ra-te-e-szu2 | I seized the hem of his great divinity, (and) sought out its sanctuaries. |
| 66' | sza a-lak _dingir_-ti-szu2 kak-da3-a u2-sa-al-la u2-sa-ap-pa _gal_-tu2 _dingir_-u-su | who on his way to his divinity he smote, and whose great divinity |
| 67' | hu-su-us babila{ki} sza ina ug-gat lib3-bi-ka ta-bu-tu-szu2 at-ta | You are the herdsman of Babylon, whose battle-array is destroyed by your angry heart. |
| 68' | a-na e2-sag-gil _e2-gal en_-ti-ka ki-szad-ka ter-ra su-uh-hi-ra pa-an-ka | to Esagil, the palace of your lordly majesty, your steadfast support, a resplendent face, |
| 69' | ma-s,i _iri_-ka te-e-zib a-szar la si-ma-te-ka ra-ma-ta szub-tu2 | Disregard that you have abandoned your city, (or) abandoned your beloved place. |
| 70' | at-ta-ma {d}en-lil2-la2 _dingir-mesz_ {d}marduk qi2-bi a-lak szu-an-na{ki} | You, O Enlil of the gods, Marduk, command that I go to Shuanna! |
| 71' | ina pi-i-ka el-li sza2 la szu-un-ne2-e lisz-sza2-kin e-reb e2-sag-gil | By your pure command, which cannot be changed, may it be established in Esagil. |
| 72' | man-nu [...] | Who ...?(low confidence: few signs survive) |
| 73' | 5(disz)? ia-a-ti [...] | |
| 74' | 9(disz) _{lu2}ka-pirig_ x x [...] | 9 brewers ...(lower confidence: line is broken) |
| 75' | 1(u) _{lu2}gala-mesz_ ina man-zi-i hal-hal-la-ti [...] | 10 lamentation priests at the disposal of the cult centers |
| 76' | 1(u) 1(disz) _{lu2}nar-mesz_ ina _{gesz}za3?-mi2_ ta?-nit?-ti _en_-ti-szu2 i-za-am-mu-ru? | 11 singers in his lordly majesty sing |
| 77' | 7(disz) {disz}{d}gesz-nu11-mu-gi-na _szesz_ ta-li-me-ia sza2 asz2-ru-ku a-na {d}marduk | 7 (mana wool for) Ĝeš-nūmu-gina, the brother of Talimmeya, who was given to Marduk. |
| 78' | 8(disz) _szu-min dingir_-ti-szu2 _gal_-ti s,a-bit-ma i-szad-di-ha ma-har-szu2 | 8 hands of his great divinity he took, and he smote before him. |
| 79' | 1(u) 3(disz) ul-tu _kar_ bal-til{ki} a-di _kar_ babila{ki} a-szar i-szak-ka-nu nu-bat-tu2 | 13 from the quay of Baltil (Assur) to the city wall of Babylon, where they set, night |
| 80' | as-li t,u-ub-bu-hu le-e pu-ul-lu-ku ar-man-ni sur-ru-qu e-x x? _x-ga-mesz_ | I am a liar, a capable one, able to carry out extispicy, ... ...s, |
| 81' | mim-ma szum-szu2 nap-tan sze-e-ri li-la-a-ti u2-t,ah-hu-u-ma ma-har-szu2 | “Anything of his, the meal of the morning (and) the evening meal, he will enjoy, and before him, |
| 82' | ab-ri nu-up-pu-hu di-pa-ri qe2-e-du a-na 1(disz) _danna-am3_ na-mir-tu2 szak-nat | “The abru-demon, the nuppuḫu-disease, (and) the diparu-deity are entrusted. For one shekel of silver is placed. |
| 83' | gi-mir _erin2_-ni-ia ki-ma {d}tir-an-na szu-tas-hu-ru u4-mu u _ge6_ szit-ku-nu nin-gu-tu2 | all of my troops like Tirana have been dispatched, your days and nights have been short. |
| 84' | {d}gaszan sza2 a-ga-de3{ki} {d}na-na-a {d}u2-s,ur-a-mat-sa {d}ha-ni-bi-ia {d}a-da-pa3? | the Lady of Agade, Nanaya, Uṣur-amassa, Hanibaya, Adapa |
| 85' | ina kib-ri _i7_ szub-tu szit-ku-na-ma u2-qa-'u-u2 _lugal dingir-mesz en en-en_ | The king of the gods, my lord, |
| 86' | {d}u-gur dan-dan-ni _dingir-mesz_ it-ta-s,a-a ul-tu e2-mes-lam szu-bat ru-bu-ti-szu2 | The god Nergal, the mighty one of the gods, came out from Emeslam, his royal residence. |
| 87' | ina ul-s,i ri-sza2-a-ti ina _kar_ babila{ki} iq-rib-ma i-t,e-ha-a ina szul-me | In the distant future, at the quay of Babylon, he approached and approached me. In peace |
| 88' | {d}ag _ibila_ szit-lu-t,u ul-tu qe2-reb bar2-sipa{ki} usz-te-esz-sze-ra _kaskal_ | Nabopolassar, exalted heir, from Borsippa made the road straight. |
| 89' | {d}utu ul-tu si-par{ki} i-hi-szam-ma a-na babila{ki} um-dasz2-szi-ra sza2-ru-ri | Šamaš came out of Sippar and entrusted (it) to Babylon. |
| 90' | _dingir-mesz kur eme-gi7_ u uri{ki} ki-ma mu-re-e an-hu-te pa-nu-usz-szu2 it-ta-nak-ka-ru | The gods of the land of Sumer and Akkad kept looking at him with fear. |
| 91' | ina s,ip-pat mu-sza2-re-e ku-uz-bi sza2 kar-za-gin3-na asz2-ri el-li | (Sum) In the ṣippat mušarû-vessel, the pure abode of lapis lazuli, |
| 92' | ma-har _mul-mesz_ sza2-ma-mi {d}e2-a {d}utu {d}asal-lu2-hi _dingir-mah_ {d}ku3-su3 {d}nin-a-ha-kud-du | before the stars of the heavens: Ea, Šamaš, Asalluhi, Great God, Kusu, Ninaḫakuddu, |
| 93' | ina szi-pir _abgal ka-luh-u3-da ka-du8-u3-da_ rim-ki te-lil-te | By the craft of the sage, the kaluḫada-demon (and) the kaduŋda-deity, the roof-beams of purification, |
| 94' | e-ru-um-ma qe2-reb-szu2 ir-ma-a pa-rak da-ra-a-ti | entered and entered inside it, and a forever-lasting path |
| 95' | _gu4-mah_-hi bit-ru-te szu-'e-e ma-ru-ti aq-qa-a ma-har-szu2 | I sat before him oxen, ploughs, (and) šuʾû-vessels of old. |
| 96' | _ku6_ u _muszen he2-gal2 zu-ab_ u2-t,ah-ha-a pa-nu-usz-szu2 | a fish and a bird, abundant abundance, his face |
| 97' | [...] _lal3 i3-mesz_ u2-sza2-az-ni-na ki-ma ra-a-di | ... honey and oil I made shine like a rainbow. |
| 98' | [...] _igi-sa2_-e szad-lu-u-ti u2-szam-hi-ra kad3-ra-a | ... he made the highs and lows shine forth. |
| 99' | {lu2}ra-am-ki {lu2}pa-szi-szu2 _{lu2}an-gub-ba-mesz_ ma-har-szu2 ul-ziz | The ramki-official, the pašišu-official (and) the standing-officials stood before him. |
| 100' | _ka-pirig-mesz gala-mesz nar-mesz_ sza2 ga-mir um-ma-nu-ti ha-am-mu ul-ziz ma-har-szu2 x x | The pirīgu-priests, the lamentation singers, (and) the singers of all the cult centers stood before him. |
| 101' | [...]-un-nu ip-par-di [...] | ... he split ...(low confidence: few signs survive) |
| 102' | [...] x ki-ma x [...] | ... like(low confidence: few signs survive) |
| 103' | ina u4-me-szu-ma u2-sze-pisz-ma _{na4}na-ru2-a_ szi-t,ir _mu_-ia | At that time, I had a stele written in my name |
| 104' | s,a-lam _dingir-mesz gal-mesz en-mesz_-ia e-si-qa s,e-ru-usz-szu2 | I made a statue of the great gods, my lords, surpassing; |
| 105' | s,a-lam _lugal_-ti-ia mu-sa-ap-pu-u _dingir_-ti-szu2-un ma-har-szu2-un ul-ziz | I placed before them the statue of my royal majesty, the one who makes their divinity resplendent, |
| 106' | ta-nit-ti {d}marduk _en_-ia ep-sze-ti-ia _saga-mesz_ | The praise of Marduk, my lord, my good deeds |
| 107' | s,e-ru-usz-szu2 u2-sza2-asz2-t,ir-ma a-na ar2-kat3 u4-me e-zib | I wrote its foundations and deposited (them) in the future. |
| 108' | ia-a-ti {disz}an-szar2-du3-a szi-mat _saga_-tim? x i-szim szim-ti | For me, Ashurbanipal, the one who determines a good fate, ..., ordained a fate. |
| 109' | x x [...] | |
| 110' | _ta_ e2-hur-sag-gal-kur-kur-ra | from Eḫursaggalkurkurra |
| 111' | re-ha-a-ti x [...] | The leftovers(low confidence: few signs survive) |
| 112' | _dingir-mesz kur eme-gi7_ u uri{ki} | the gods of Sumer and Akkad |
| 113' | ki-sza2-di-szu2 | his territory |
| 114' | ia-a-ti {disz}asz-du3-a | For me, Ashurbanipal, |
| 115' | ik-ru-ub | he sang. |
| 116' | {disz}{d}gesz-nu11-mu-gi | Gešnu-mugi |
| 117' | _szu-min dingir_-ti-szu2 | the hand of his divinity |
| 118' | _{lu2}ka-pirig_ | the cupbearer |
| 119' | _{lu2}gala-mesz_ | the lamentation priests |
| 120' | _{lu2}nar-mesz_ | the singers |
| 121' | [...] {gesz}ma2-umusz-a | ... the boat(low confidence: few signs survive) |
| 122' | ul-tu? _kar?_ bal-til{ki} | from the quay of Baltil |
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