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BM 038298 (P563722)

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

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DesignationBM 038298
IDP563722
Museum no.BM 038298
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreOmens

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 6'... Ur
obverse 5a bow that has no truth was placed
reverse 5'The land will be destroyed.
obverse 26x... each other...
reverse 18'May Ashur not approach his treasury.
obverse 8(If) a pregnant woman does not place an adolescent child
obverse 22of my city, the Bb-ilk-gave it to him.
reverse 21'... together all the way up?
obverse 29his own... in the... of his own
obverse 21... I said and not...
reverse 7'... all together...
obverse 9(If) a daughter to the mother of a pregnant woman does not place a claim
obverse 16My lord, Adad-umu-uur, who (is) a elqama(?) I established for him.
obverse 34.........
obverse 14To Katilia I shall say to him, but he did not do (this).
obverse 11Because his father’s son he had done,
obverse 20my work in...
reverse 12'I seized the abigalbatû-vessel in the wood of the big chariot.
reverse 24'Written and checked according to the original.
obverse 13Because he (= the king) has done his work in a idalatu-house,
obverse 31... Kar-Dunia
obverse 27... the king, all the horses, the land or the king, the master...
obverse 33......
obverse 18and on account of the word of truth... all
reverse 17'May the 20 kings of Hatti come to an end and may the throne rise with him.
obverse 1This supplication...
obverse 23... house...... grain? seed...
obverse 24... let me bring... seed, and... to..., my lady(?)
obverse 32May... Elam...
reverse 22'... the throne of the king will acquire. Kurigalzu will see.
obverse 6[1 mina of] unfavorable [silver]
reverse 8'he... his supplication.
reverse 13'May my ewes haunt the city and the house of rejoicing,
obverse 30... may he... to the ruler of Babylon.
reverse 25'Tablet of ab-il-Marduk, son of Nadinu.
obverse 35... his brother...
reverse 15'... his... will have mercy.
obverse 12The woman whose limbs are strong, either a second one,
reverse 23'May the king of the gods, Marduk, rejoice over you!
obverse 17I shall say to him a statue of himself...
reverse 10'his penalty he shall set for him.
obverse 19The work of the flesh in...
reverse 1'.........
obverse 3When the people in the city...... he brought...
reverse 4'... he will make... flow in the land. The river(s)... together
obverse 28his... may he...
obverse 10(If) the head of the seed of a man is split in front of his tongue:
obverse 2Babylon,..., plant of yours
obverse 7The holy shrine(?), the holy shrine(?), the holy shrine(?), does not smite truth
obverse 4he placed a zibntu-tree in his... not of truth.
reverse 3'.................
reverse 9'The king should see the king's name.
obverse 25... let me set out and...
reverse 26'son of Suhaya
reverse 20'May the land be smitten, may the land be destroyed.
reverse 11'The throne of the small throne of Assyria to its (own) habitation was removed.
reverse 16'40 kings of Elam may he provide for him, and the throne may he rejoice with him.
reverse 14'May the king of the gods, Marduk, rejoice over you!
reverse 19'May he bring about the defeat of his land. May he bring about a defeat.
obverse 15as long as his troops I gave him
reverse 2'...... the lord...

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