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MC 25, 406 (P556449)

CANONICAL > Literature > Taboo Text (CBS 16 and duplicates), Neo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationMC 25, 406
IDP556449
Museum no.BM 041288
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Literature > Taboo Text (CBS 16 and duplicates)

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 17... great..., king of the gods, said and
obverse 8'(If) he sees a fowler: Aala will name Enlil and Aala.
obverse 4'(If) a enenmau bird and the name of Enlil is named by Enlil to Anar and he will recover.
reverse 20of the people(?)
reverse 14...... Enlil
obverse 24'... they smote him and... they did not come out.
reverse 11......... from the lord
reverse 1...... the lady......
reverse 18...... in all the gods...
reverse 2... the chariot(?)... new break
reverse 16... he named it.
reverse 22............
obverse 21'... of the god Enlil, who goes at the side of the gods,
obverse 9'(If) the Capricorn (is) the name of Enki, the name of Enki (is) the name of Enlil and Enlil.
reverse 5... Ningublaga(?)
reverse 6... a musukkannu-tree...... he conquered, his extispicy
obverse 5'The eebû-bird (is) Kiar.
obverse 17'... you see and speak to him.
reverse 19...............
obverse 13'... their... I returned them. I did not abandon them.
obverse 1'... the land/mountain
reverse 7to the chariot of the lady... and
reverse 21..................
obverse 23'... of the god Enlil, who goes at the horn of the name of the lords,
reverse 9... tamarisk... with him... he will not die.
obverse 22'... the name of the god Enlil he smote them (and) they smote them.
reverse 8... his...... to...
obverse 11'(If) a fish: (If) the name of the gods (= EAE 24(25) I 20) (means): he will die.
obverse 12'...... and does not come out
reverse 4.... you are..., you speak...
reverse 13.......
reverse 15... above(?)
obverse 20'... of Nippur with the sword of women.
obverse 3'(If) a bird and the Old Man - the name of the Enlil of the Old Man is pronounced and its appearance does not exist
obverse 6'(If) a pigeon (is) an amursikku-bird: Enlil, son of the sons of the gods, who swore and swore before him:
obverse 7'(If) a pigeon, named Ea, son of Ea, descendant of the gods, and their horns kill
obverse 15'...... which... wide... and its base in front of it
obverse 16'...... my brother...
obverse 18'... they will die...: the god Enlil will go and
obverse 19'... will not live. The god Enlil, his sage, will come out from his mouth.
obverse 10'(If) he is a fisherman (or a fisherman) (or) a fisherman (or) a fisherman (or) a fisherman (or) a fisherman (or) a fisherman (or) one of the gods:
reverse 3... they will smite him and they will smite him.
reverse 23... he/they(?)
obverse 14'...... to the steppe Ea and that
obverse 2'(If) a TU bird and Nergal go to Nippur: he will place (it) with a woman to the evil weapon of her head.
reverse 10... new..... EnTAR and

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