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LB 1822 (unpublished) (P543940)

Canonical lamentation, Old Babylonian, Babylonia · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationLB 1822 (unpublished)
IDP543940
Museum no.LB 1822
Collectionde Liagre Böhl Collection, Netherlands Institute for the Near East, Leiden, The Netherlands
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreCanonical lamentation
Find spotBabylonia

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 15'He decorated his body with an u-lu priestess and son of his divinity
obverse 2'They brought him to the... of heaven.
obverse 4'... your
reverse 35'to the Ki'ur, to the Kukkuzu, to the Kukkuzu
reverse 12'He touched the cedar, he touched the aur tree
obverse 10'... set
reverse 14'Enki, the master of the pure apsû
reverse 31'that you should not stand in peace :
reverse 9'I am the one who purifies the pure water of the Euphrates
reverse 36'I went to his aid in the underworld.
reverse 29'the libation vessel of the ghost :
reverse 34'You should not bring him to the border of the city
obverse 11'... in its
reverse 13'He touched heaven and earth, he touched earth.
reverse 24'May your rations be carried out properly.
reverse 25'May your agala garment be adorned with: may it be taken away from you.
reverse 38'May the great gods bless you!
reverse 4'For the life of Antagal, the place of life, may mankind come forth.
reverse 33'so that they should not enter the city in order to enter.
reverse 30'lu-ulu, son of his god :
obverse 8'evil
reverse 20'to the evildoer of your plain
reverse 22'to the office of the evil enforcer of the plain
obverse 6'... he will remove
reverse 16'May he set up the scepter of scepter for him.
obverse 18'...-la
reverse 21'to the house of the evil god of the plain
reverse 28'Your food, the ug plant of the ghost (means) : the makalu-flour, the reed of the ghost.
reverse 8'Incantation: I am the water of the lord, from the Great Mountain
reverse 10'suited for the iib priesthood from the Abzu
obverse 5'he raised up.
obverse 7'... (means) : he will make the foundations of the nether world wide.
reverse 18'to the city where the evil alû-demon rises,
reverse 32'you will be able to sit down at night.
obverse 16'....
reverse 7'May Gibil make its tongue grow, may its evil tongue stand outside.
reverse 26'your standing place where ama does not come out
obverse 9'... evil
reverse 37'May the life of the great gods be known for you
reverse 17'Incantation: To your evil ug creature in the plain
reverse 6'May Gibil bring out its tongue, may Gibil bring out its tongue from its tongue
reverse 19'to the scepter of the evil of your plain
obverse 15'......
reverse 1'shining female lamb
reverse 11'He destroyed the ruin mound of Eridu.
reverse 27'the abode of ama was not present
obverse 3'who established
reverse 5'... evildoer
reverse 23'May your skin be shaved off.
reverse 2'The people of heaven who came out in heaven
reverse 3'May he bring his pure horns to you.

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