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BM 038280 (P563716)

Prayer, Neo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationBM 038280
IDP563716
Museum no.BM 038280
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenrePrayer

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 3May my great princess, Nanaya, give you the divine powers and divine powers.
obverse 18'May he bring the divine powers to the house of the first-born son Ura.
obverse 8'May youth Utu, the child of Ningal, be praised in his divine powers for you.
reverse 6May the lord of..., who dwells in the Anunnaki, speak to you:
reverse 13May An be sated with the radiance of the Ekur temple.
obverse 2'May the princess of the city, the great mother Ninlil, and the divine powers and divine powers be brought to you.
obverse 7'May Sin, the hero of heaven and underworld, speak to you
reverse 10May Adad, beloved of Anu, speak to you about the land!
reverse 2May the true prince, Tashmetu, speak truth to you.
reverse 7May Babu, the good woman, give you the divine powers and divine powers.
obverse 19'May the foremost of the Amorite people, Ura, speak to you
reverse 18May your city Nippur not be forgotten! May the lord speak evil of you!
reverse 20[...]... [...]...,
obverse 15'May Zarpanitu, the lady of the Apsu, speak to you about this.
obverse 6'May Nanna, the storm of heaven and earth, bring forth the divine powers for you
reverse 15May the lamentation priests, the lamentation priests, and the lamentation priests of the universe rejoice over you.
obverse 9'May ama, guardian of the son of Ningal, speak to you about the lands.
edge 1... 22
obverse 3'May the city and the house of the great mother, Mullissu, and all the lands speak to you.
reverse 5May the Anuna gods give you the divine powers and divine powers.
obverse 11'May Ea, king of the Apsu, speak to you about the abundance of the land.
obverse 16'May the minister Muebbasa give you the divine powers and divine powers.
obverse 5'May Ninurta, the foremost one of Enlil, the exalted army of Anu, speak to you (about it).
reverse 14May the lord of the most exalted, who dwells in Ekur, rejoice over your Anuti!
reverse 12May (this query) go to your great divinity.
reverse 9May Ikur, the beloved son of An, give you the divine powers.
obverse 10'May Engur, the lord of the divine powers, be present for you
reverse 8May Babu, the sin-disease of the land, speak to you.
obverse 17'May the righteous vizier of Nabû speak to you
reverse 1May the righteous princess, the lady of the divine powers, be praised for you.
reverse 16May the gods, the gods of heaven and earth, rejoice over you.
obverse 14'May the Eginugal temple, the storehouse of the divine powers, be praised for you.
reverse 4May the great prince, the great lady, Nanaya, speak to you (about it).
obverse 1'May the great lord, the father of ditto, speak to you:
reverse 21May you not abandon Babylon, your joyous city!
reverse 19May you not abandon Sippar!
reverse 17May you not abandon your city Nippur, may you praise my lord!
obverse 13'May Damkina, lady of the Apsu, speak to you about the lands.
obverse 4'For the young man, the first-born son of Enlil, the great one of An, may he bring the divine powers to you
reverse 11May ala, the great lady, give you the divine powers and divine powers.
obverse 12'May Damgalnuna, the lady of the Abzu, give you the divine powers and divine powers.

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