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RINBE 2, Neriglissar 03, ex. 06 (P518477)

Official or display, Neo-Babylonian, Babylon · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationRINBE 2, Neriglissar 03, ex. 06
IDP518477
Museum no.VA Bab — ?
CollectionVorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreOfficial or display
Find spotBabylon (mod. Bābil)
Coordinates32.5350, 44.4258

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)
surface a col 1
1[...]{ki}...,
2[...]-dawith ...
3[...]-ti#...-ti
4[...]-uk-ti...-ukti
5[...]-im# szi-ma-a-ti... the fates
6[...] e-pe2-e-szu... to do
7[...]-ma#-at-su... his ...
8[...]-al-ma-at _sag-du_ e-pe-szu... the head of the work to be done
9[...]-nim# _{gesz}nig2-gidri_ i-sza-ar-tim... a scepter of abundance
10[...]-hu qa2-tu-usz-szu... his hand
11[...] ni#-szim ga-ma-lu _ma-da_... of the people, full of loveliness,
12[...]-pu2#-ru# _dingir-dingir_ id-di-nu-szu ka-ak-ku-szu... the gods gave to him, his weapon
13[...]{ki#} a-na-ku... I
14[...]-ul#-lu-u2... are ...,
surface a col 2
1{i7#}buranun{ki} _i7 he2-gal2_-lam sza isz-tu bi-na-a-ti-szuthe Euphrates, the canal of abundance which from its banks
2i-te-e e2-sag-il2 szu-te-szu-ru mu-u2-szu ga-ap-szu-tim(Sum) At the edge of the Esaŋil temple, a šutēru-demon, whose name is broad,
3i-na pa-le-e _lugal_ ma-ah-ri mu-u2-szu a-na i-te-e e2-sag-il2in the reign of a previous king his name to the side of Esagil
4is-su-u2 i-re-qu a-na sa-a-buhe took, and to Sa-abu
5ia-ti a-sza-ar-szu la-bi-ri asz-te-e'-e-ma(As for) me, I have sought out his old inscription and
6ma-la-ak me2-e-szu ki-ma la-bi-[x x]-mahis battle like a ...
7a-na i-te-e e2-sag-il2 usz-te-te-szi-ir(Sum) He set up the Esagil temple (Akk) I set it up at the side of the Esagal temple
8_pa5 {d}utu-e3_ sza _lugal_ ma-ah-ri u2-sza-ah-ru-mathe shrine of Šamaš-ēṭer, which a previous king had made and
9la ib-na-a su-uk-ki-szuhe did not establish his shrine,
10_pa5_ u2-sza-ah-ri-ma i-na ku-up-ri u3 a-gur-ria canal he removed and with bitumen and baked bricks
11ab-na-a su-uk-ki-szu“I have slain his body’s
12me2-e nu-uh-szu la na-pa-ar-ku-tim(Sum) My water, whose radiance is unrivaled (Akk) The water of the pure water is not unrivalled
13u2-ki-in a-na _ma-da_to the land
14a-na e2-sag-il2 u3 e2-zi-dato Esagila and Ezida
15la ba-at,-la-ak sa-at-ta-kamIt is a sattāmu-container.
16ka-al ma#-ha#-zi# _dingir-dingir_ a-na zi-in-na-a-[x]the gate of the cult centers of the gods to ...
17asz-te-ne2-'a-a ka-a-a-[x]I constantly seek out

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