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Inana and Enki (Q000338)
Literary, Old Babylonian, Nippur · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
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| Designation | Inana and Enki |
|---|---|
| ID | Q000338 |
| Language | Sumerian |
| Period | Old Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE |
| Genre | Literary |
| Find spot | Nippur |
| Coordinates | 32.1271, 45.2300 |
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.
| Line | ATF | Machine English (draft) |
|---|---|---|
| Seg.A, | ||
| 1 | x X-dam edin-na na-mu-X-x | ... in the steppe ... |
| 2 | tug₂-šu-gur-ra men edin-na saŋ-ŋa₂ mu-ni-in-ŋal₂ | He carried off the šugur-garment, the crown of the steppe, |
| 3 | x X sipad-ra ŋa₂ udu-še₃ an-na-ra-e₃ | ... came forth for him from the sheep pen. |
| 4 | x gam-e-dam gal₄-la-ni u₆ di-dam | ... his vagina is to be marveled at. |
| 5 | x zid-de₃-eš gam-e-dam gal₄-la-ni u₆ di-dam | The true ... is to be admired, his vagina to be marvelled at |
| 6 | x gal₄-la-ni-še₃ hul₂-la-e ni₂-te-ni mi₂ zid iri in-ga-am₃-me | ... rejoices over her vagina, she loves her own skin, the city is indeed in tears. |
| 7 | x gal₄-la-ni-še₃ hul₂-la-e ni₂-te-ni mi₂ zid iri in-ga-am₃-me | ... rejoices over her vagina, she loves her own skin, the city is indeed in tears. |
| 8 | x igi nam-ši-in-bar | ... should not look |
| 9 | x igi nam-da-ra-ši-in-bar | ... should not look at him |
| 10 | x X igi nam-ši-in-bar | ... should not look |
| 11 | x me-e en sag₉-ga-ŋu₁₀-ne | ... I, the good lord |
| 12 | x X me-e mul-la-ŋu₁₀-ne | ... I, when they ... |
| 13 | x X sig₇-ga-ŋu₁₀-ne | ... of yellow-green |
| 14 | x X sag₉-ga-ŋu₁₀-ne | when they are good ... |
| 15 | x X TUR-TUR la₂-ŋu₁₀-ne | ... when they are small. |
| 16 | x šu du₇-a-ŋu₁₀-ne | ... good ... |
| 17 | x X lum-ma-ŋu₁₀-ne | ... of Lumma. |
| 18 | x X lam-ma-ŋu₁₀-ne | When they speak ..., |
| 19 | x-ma za-ha-am-ma-ŋu₁₀-ne | ... the zaḫama priests |
| 20 | x gur-gur-ra-ŋu₁₀-ne | when they bring ... |
| 21 | x en-TUM mul-la-ŋu₁₀-ne | ... when they say "EnTUM" |
| 22 | x en-TUM mul-mul-la-ŋu₁₀-ne | ... when they ... |
| 23 | abzu uru₂-ze₂-eb{ki}-še₃ ŋiri₃ u₃-da-an-ši-gub | In the Abzu of Eridu I set up a fortress. |
| 24 | {d}am-an-ki-ra abzu uru₂-ze₂-eb{ki}-še₃ ŋiri₃ u₃-da-an-ši-gub | For Enki in the Abzu of Uruzeb I set up a fortress. |
| 25 | abzu uru₂-ze₂-eb{ki}-še₃ me-e mi₂ du₅-mu-na-ab-dug₄ | I will praise him in the Abzu of Eridu. |
| 26 | {d}am-an-ki-ra abzu uru₂-ze₂-eb{ki}-še₃ me-e mi₂ du₅-mu-na-ab-dug₄ | For Enki, in the Abzu of Eridu I will treat him well. |
| 27 | x-a ba-an-e₃ | ... came out. |
| Seg.B, | ||
| 1 | ga-ša-an-an-na x me-e x-ŋen | Gašanana, I ... |
| ga-ša-an-an-na-ŋen me-e ga-ŋen abzu-še₃ uru₂-ze₂-eb-še₃ da-ab-ŋen | I, Gašanana, I want to go to the Abzu, to Uruzeb, I will go! | |
| 3 | u₃-mu-un {d}am-an-ki-ra a-ra-zu du₅-mu-na-ab-be₂ | To the lord, Enki, utter an arazu prayer |
| 4 | {ŋiš}erin i₃ ze₂-ba-gin₇ ir RU kug-ŋu₁₀ a-ba MA BI x | Like sweet-scented cedar oil, who ... gold? |
| 5 | lu₂ ŋiš₃ dug₄-ga-ni ki taka₄-a-ŋu₁₀ muš₃ nam-ba-an-tum₂-mu | The one whose tongue is swollen should not touch the ground |
| 6 | ud-bi-a ki-sikil {d}inana | At that time, the maiden Inana |
| 7 | abzu eridug{ki}-ga {d}en-ki-ka₃-še₃ | To the Abzu of Eridug, Enki |
| 8 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ ŋiri₃-ni dili mu-un-gub | The silver of Inana stood alone in her pure lap. |
| 9 | ud-ba ŋeštug₂ dirig me zu an ki-a | At that time, the supreme garment, the wisdom of heaven and earth |
| 10 | ki-tuš-a-ni-ta šag₄ diŋir-re-e-ne-ke₄ ši-in-ga-zu-a | From his dwelling, the midst of the intertwined fields |
| kug {d}inana-ke₄ abzu eridug{ki}-ga-še₃ danna nu-ub-te-a-aš e₂ | Holy Inana, in the Abzu of Eridug no one approached the house | |
| 12 | {d}en-ki lugal abzu-ke₄ niŋ₂-nam-e zu-a | Enki, the king of the Abzu, knows this by himself |
| 13 | {d}en-ki lu₂ gu₃ mu-un-de₂ a₂ im-ma-an-aŋ₂ | Enki spoke to the man, and he gave orders. |
| 14 | ŋa₂-nu lu₂ inim-ŋu₁₀-še₃ ŋeštug₂-zu | The man who utters a word, your garment |
| 15 | x X IR x | ...; |
| Seg.C, | ||
| 1 | x naŋ-e | ... to be sung. |
| 2 | x-gu₇-e | to eat |
| 3 | ŋa₂-nu x X KU | (If) ... . |
| 4 | lu₂ ga-ra-ab-x x-ib-ši-ak | I want to ... for you |
| 5 | {lu₂}ki-sikil abzu eridug{ki}-še₃ x NI X | Maiden of the Abzu of Eridug |
| 6 | {d}inana abzu eridug{ki}-še₃ X-x-ni-X | Inana, in the Abzu of Eridug |
| 7 | {lu₂}ki-sikil abzu eridug{ki}-še₃ um-ma-kur₉-ra-ta | After the maidens of the Abzu of Eridug had been brought in, |
| 8 | {d}inana abzu eridug{ki}-še₃ um-ma-kur₉-ra-ta | After Inana had entered the Abzu of Eridug, |
| 9 | gug₂ i₃-nun-ta he₂-em-da-gu₇-e | May he eat the meat from the butter oil. |
| 10 | a sed niŋ₂ šag₄ te-en de₂-mu-na-ni | He who bathes himself in cool water, may he pacify his heart |
| 11 | igi piriŋ-ŋa₂-ka kaš hu-mu-na-na₈-na₈ | In front of Piriba may he drink beer for him |
| 12 | ŋa₂ ma-la-še₃ hu-mu-na-sig₉-ge nam-gi₄-me-eš₃ hu-mu-na-ak-e | May he set up for him a throne of abundance, may he act as a substitute for him |
| 13 | {ŋiš}banšur kug {ŋiš}banšur an-na-ke₄ | The holy table, the table of heaven |
| 14 | kug {d}inana-ra niŋ₂-silim hu-mu-na-e | May he sanctify the pure heart of Inana |
| 15 | ur₅-gin₇ hu-mu-na-ab-be₂-a-ka | May he say to him "like a dog" |
| 16 | sukkal {d}isimud-de₃ inim lugal-la-na-še₃ saŋ keše₂ ba-ši-in-ak | The vizier Isimud to his king’s words he bound together. |
| 17 | {lu₂}ki-sikil abzu eridug{ki}-še₃ im-ma-ni-in-ku₄-ku₄ | The maiden entered the Abzu of Eridug. |
| 18 | {d}inana abzu eridug{ki}-še₃ im-ma-ni-in-ku₄-ku₄ | Inana entered the Abzu of Eridug. |
| 19 | {lu₂}ki-sikil abzu eridug{ki}-še₃ um-ma-kur₉-ra-ta | After the maidens of the Abzu of Eridug had been brought in, |
| 20 | {d}inana abzu eridug{ki}-še₃ um-ma-kur₉-ra-ta | After Inana had entered the Abzu of Eridug, |
| 21 | gug₂ i₃-nun-ta im-da-gu₇-e | he eats from a bowl of butter. |
| 22 | a sed niŋ₂ šag₄ ten mu-na-de₂-e-ne | They poured water and relaxation into ten vessels for him |
| 23 | igi piriŋ-ŋa₂-ka kaš mu-na-na₈-na₈ | In front of Piriba he drinks beer for him |
| 24 | ŋa₂ ma-la-še₃ mu-na-sig₉-ge nam-gi₄-me-eš₃ mu-na-ak-e | He sat down for him on a throne, he made them return to him. |
| 25 | {ŋiš}banšur kug {ŋiš}banšur an-na-ka | The holy table, the table of heaven |
| 26 | kug {d}inana-ra niŋ₂-silim mu-na-e | For silver Inana he fashioned a statue of himself. |
| 27 | {d}en-ki {d}inana e-en-bi-ta | Enki and Inana, by means of this |
| 28 | abzu-a kaš im-na₈-na₈-ne kurun₂ im-dug₃-ge-ne | In the Abzu they drink beer, they libate sweet beer |
| 29 | {zabar}aga im-gur₄-gur₄-e-ne | they were making the sabar nets bend over |
| 30 | zabar {d}uraš-a a-da-min₃ mu-un-ak-ne | The bronze of Uraš they used as a substitute. |
| Seg.D, | ||
| 1 | kug {d}inana-ra dumu-ŋu₁₀-ur₂ ga-na-ab-šum₂ ba-ra-X | I want to ... for Inana, my child. |
| 2 | nam-ur-saŋ nam-kalag-ga nam-niŋ₂-erim₂ nam-niŋ₂-si-sa₂ iri lah₅ i-si-iš ŋa₂-ŋa₂ šag₄ hul₂-la | The heroism, the mighty one, the enemy, the insubmissive city, the laḫ-demon, the one who makes the heart rejoice |
| 3 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ šu ba-ti | The silver of Inana received |
| 4 | mu a₂-ŋa₂ mu abzu-ŋa₂ | year: “Adjacent to Abzu,’ |
| 5 | kug {d}inana-ra dumu-ŋu₁₀-ur₂ ga-na-ab-šum₂ ba-ra-X | I want to ... for Inana, my child. |
| 6 | lul-da kur ki-bal nam-dug₃-ge kaš₄ di-di ki-tuš gen₆-na | To lie falsely in the land of the rebel land, to run, to sit on a comfortable throne |
| 7 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ šu ba-ti | The silver of Inana received |
| 8 | mu a₂-ŋa₂ mu abzu-ŋa₂ | year: “Adjacent to Abzu,’ |
| 9 | kug {d}inana-ra dumu-ŋu₁₀-ur₂ ga-na-ab-šum₂ ba-ra-X | I want to ... for Inana, my child. |
| 10 | nam-nagar nam-tibira nam-dub-sar nam-simug nam-ašgab nam-azlag₂ nam-šidim nam-ad-KID | The carpenter, the weaver, the scribe, the miller, the ašgab-priest, the bronzesmith, the jeweler, (and) the ... |
| 11 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ šu ba-ti | The silver of Inana received |
| 12 | mu a₂-ŋa₂ mu abzu-ŋa₂ | year: “Adjacent to Abzu,’ |
| 13 | kug {d}inana-ra dumu-ŋu₁₀-ur₂ ga-na-ab-šum₂ ba-ra-X | I want to ... for Inana, my child. |
| 14 | ŋeštug₂ ŋizzal šu-luh kug-ga e₂-|DAG.KISIM₅×X|-ra ne-mur dub ŋa₂ udu ni₂ teŋ₃-ŋe₂₆ niŋ₂-me-ŋar kur-ku | “The garment, the pure šu’uḫa prayer of the E-DAG.KISIM×-x, the nemur prayer, the tablet of the sheep's fearsomeness (and) the kurku prayer |
| 15 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ šu ba-ti | The silver of Inana received |
| 16 | mu a₂-ŋa₂ mu abzu-ŋa₂ | year: “Adjacent to Abzu,’ |
| 17 | kug {d}inana-ra dumu-ŋu₁₀-ur₂ ga-na-ab-šum₂ ba-ra-X | I want to ... for Inana, my child. |
| 18 | LUL zu₂ sis izi mu₂-mu₂ izi ten-ten a₂ kuš₂-u₃ |KA.GAN₂|-ge im-ri-a gu₂ ŋar-ra lu-lu-bu-na | The evildoer, the horns of the fire, ten-fold the fire(?), the one who wears a leather belt on his shoulder, the one whose neck is swollen by the wind |
| 19 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ šu ba-ti | The silver of Inana received |
| 20 | mu a₂-ŋa₂ mu abzu-ŋa₂ | year: “Adjacent to Abzu,’ |
| 21 | kug {d}inana-ra dumu-ŋu₁₀-ur₂ ga-na-ab-šum₂ ba-ra-X | I want to ... for Inana, my child. |
| 22 | du₁₄ mu₂-mu₂ u₃-ma ad gi₄-gi₄ šag₄ kuš₂-u₃ di kud ka-aš bar | (Sum) The word of the lord is a storm, a roaring storm (Akk) The words of the storm are a thundering storm, an angry storm (is) a fierce storm |
| 23 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ šu ba-ti | The silver of Inana received |
| 24 | mu a₂-ŋa₂ mu abzu-ŋa₂ | year: “Adjacent to Abzu,’ |
| 25 | kug {d}inana-ra dumu-ŋu₁₀-ur₂ ga-na-ab-šum₂ ba-ra-x | I want to ... for Inana, my child. |
| 26 | AMA x x-ni nin KA X x | Mother ... lady ... |
| 27 | X x X dab₅-be₂ X x | ... seized ... |
| Seg.E, | ||
| 1 | nam-niŋ₂-si-sa₂ ma-an-šum₂ | he gave me as a gift. |
| 2 | iri lah₅ ma-an-šum₂ | The city has been plundered. |
| 3 | i-si-iš ŋa₂-ŋa₂ ma-an-šum₂ | Isis, he is indeed a king |
| 4 | šag₄ hul₂-la ma-an-šum₂ | There is a joyful heart for me |
| 5 | lul-da ma-an-šum₂ | lie to me |
| 6 | kur ki-bal ma-an-šum₂ | The land of the rebel land is mine |
| 7 | nam-dug₃-ge ma-an-šum₂ | He is indeed a good one |
| 8 | kaš₄ di-di ma-an-šum₂ | The one who goes to the threshing floor is there for me |
| 9 | ki-tuš gen₆-na ma-an-šum₂ | There is a good dwelling place for me |
| 10 | nam-nagar ma-an-šum₂ | He is indeed a carpenter |
| 11 | nam-tibira ma-an-šum₂ | There is no reopening (of the case) |
| 12 | nam-dub-sar ma-an-šum₂ | The scribal art is for me |
| 13 | nam-simug ma-an-šum₂ | He is indeed a smith |
| 14 | nam-ašgab ma-an-šum₂ | He is indeed a herdsman |
| 15 | nam-azlag₂ ma-an-šum₂ | he has given me strength |
| 16 | nam-šidim ma-an-šum₂ | there is no shepherdship |
| 17 | nam-ad-KID ma-an-šum₂ | There is no šangû-priest |
| 18 | ŋeštug₂ ma-an-šum₂ | a garment for him |
| 19 | ŋizzal ma-an-šum₂ | he is a thief |
| 20 | šu-luh kug-ge ma-an-šum₂ | The pure šuluh prayer is given to me |
| 21 | e₂-|DAG.KISIM₅×X|-ra ma-an-šum₂ | to the E-DAG.KISIM-x he gave it to me. |
| 22 | ne-mur dub ma-an-šum₂ | The nēmur of the tablet is there for me |
| 23 | ŋa₂ udu ma-an-šum₂ | a small sheep |
| 24 | ni₂ teŋ₃-ŋe₂₆ ma-an-šum₂ | Fear is upon him. |
| 25 | niŋ₂-me-ŋar ma-an-šum₂ | He is indeed a lord |
| 26 | kur-ku ma-an-šum₂ | He is indeed a mountain |
| 27 | LUL zu₂ sis ma-an-šum₂ | The evildoer ... |
| 28 | izi mu₂-mu₂ ma-an-šum₂ | There is a fire that burns me. |
| 29 | izi ten-ten ma-an-šum₂ | He is a ten-year-old dragon |
| 30 | a₂ kuš₂-u₃ ma-an-šum₂ | he is a stiff arm |
| 31 | |KA.GAN₂|-ge ma-an-šum₂ | he has given to me. |
| 32 | im-ri-a gu₂ ŋar-ra ma-an-šum₂ | In the steppe he was able to raise his neck. |
| 33 | lu-lu-bu-na ma-an-šum₂ | There is no lullubuna |
| 34 | du₁₄ mu₂-mu₂ ma-an-šum₂ | There is a lamentation for me |
| 35 | u₃-ma ma-an-šum₂ | Now, nobody |
| 36 | ad gi₄-gi₄ ma-an-šum₂ | He is the one who gives advice |
| Seg.F, | ||
| 1 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ sukkal {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | Enki spoke to the vizier Isimud |
| 2 | sukkal {d}isimud-ŋu₁₀ mu dug₃ an-na-ŋu₁₀ | vizier of Isimud-būšu, whose name is good, |
| 3 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-ki i₃-gub-be-en ud-ul a-ra-zu | I am Lugalbu and Enki, the one who prays daily. |
| 4 | a-da-al unug{ki} kul-aba₄{ki}-še₃ na-ma-ra-an-e₃-a | The border of Uruk and Kulaba did not come forth for you |
| 5 | ki {d}utu x NE-še₃ na-ma-ra-an-e₃-a | The place of Utu ... should not come out for you |
| 6 | im-mi-in-dug₄-ga-ka sa₂ ba-ni-ib₂-be₂-en | When he gave me orders, I will make it right. |
| 7 | kug {d}inana me mu-un-ur₄-ur₄ ma₂ an-na bi₂-in-u₅ | The holy Inana gathered the divine powers, the boat moored in the sky. |
| 8 | ma₂ an-na kar-ra zag bi₂-in-tag | The boat of heaven hitched up the quay. |
| 9 | kaš naŋ-ŋa₂-ra kaš naŋ-ŋa₂-ra kaš mu-un-ta-ed₃-da | The one who pours out beer, the one who poured out beer - if only he could drink it! |
| 10 | a-a {d}en-ki kaš naŋ-ŋa₂-ra kaš mu-un-ta-ed₃-da | Father Enki, for the one who pours out beer, he pours beer. |
| 11 | en gal {d}en-ki-ke₄ e₂ x-ga-ni ŋiš mu-un-ši-kar₂-kar₂ | The great lord Enki makes his ... house sparkle. |
| 12 | en-e abzu-še₃ igi mi-ni-ib₂-il₂-il₂-e | The lord looks at the Abzu |
| 13 | lugal {d}en-ki-ke₄ eridug{ki}-še₃ ŋiš mu-un-ši-kar₂-kar₂ | The king, Enki, adorned Eridug with splendor. |
| 14 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ sukkal {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | Enki spoke to the vizier Isimud |
| 15 | sukkal {d}isimud-ŋu₁₀ mu dug₃ an-na-ŋu₁₀ | vizier of Isimud-būšu, whose name is good, |
| 16 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-ki i₃-gub-be₂-en ud-ul a-ra-zu | Lugalbu and Enki stand by you, a supplication |
| 17 | nam-en nam-lagar nam-diŋir aga zid mah {ŋiš}gu-za nam-lugal me-a | The lordship, the lagar-office, the šandibir-offering, the supreme crown and the throne, where is the kingship? |
| 18 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ dumu-ni-ir ba-an-na-šum₂ | did Lugal-bum, her son, bring to her. |
| 19 | ŋidru mah ešgiri₂ šibir tug₂ mah nam-sipad nam-lugal me-a | The supreme scepter, the footstool, the supreme garment, where is the shepherdship and kingship? |
| 20 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ dumu-ni-ir ba-an-na-šum₂ | did Lugal-bum, her son, bring to her. |
| 21 | nam-egir₃-zid nam-nin-diŋir nam-išib nam-lu₂-mah nam-gudug me-a | The girzid-priesthood, the nindibir-priestessship, the išib-office, the great lumaḫ priesthood, where is the gudug-office? |
| 22 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ dumu-ni-ir ba-an-na-šum₂ | did Lugal-bum, her son, bring to her. |
| 23 | niŋ₂-gen₆-na SI TUR SI e₃ kur ed₃-de₃ kur ed₃-da kur-ŋar-ra me-a | The one who comes out by himself, the horns are small. The mountain to be conquered, the mountain with the steppe, the netherworld, where is it? |
| 24 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ dumu-ni-ir ba-an-na-šum₂ | did Lugal-bum, her son, bring to her. |
| 25 | ŋiri₂ ba-da-ra saŋ-ur-saŋ tug₂ gig₂ tug₂ gun₃-a gu₂-bar gu₂-X me-a | “If he slips through the thresholds, he is covered in a weeping garment, a speckled garment, and a neck-rope, where is he? |
| 26 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ dumu-ni-ir ba-an-na-šum₂ | did Lugal-bum, her son, bring to her. |
| 27 | ŋiš x me-a | Where ...? |
| 28 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ dumu-ni-ir ba-an-na-šum₂ | did Lugal-bum, her son, bring to her. |
| 29 | {ŋiš}šu-nir mar-uru₅ ŋiš₃ dug₄-dug₄ ŋiš₃ ki su-ub nam-kar-ke₄ nam-hub₂-dar me-a | The šunir-demon, the marsh-goat, the mighty one, the distant place, the place of the scepter of extispicy, where is the nadītum? |
| 30 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ dumu-ni-ir ba-an-na-šum₂ | did Lugal-bum, her son, bring to her. |
| 31 | nam-eme-di nam-eme-sig nam-še-er-ka-an X-a amalu eš₂-dam kug me-a | (Sum) The lord, the enchanter, the hero, ... (Akk) The amalu priestess, the holy shrine, where is the silver? |
| 32 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ dumu-ni-ir ba-an-na-šum₂ | did Lugal-bum, her son, bring to her. |
| 33 | niŋin₃-ŋar kug X AN nu-gig an-na ŋiš-gu₃-di nam-nar nam-ab-ba me-a | The pure ..., the nugig priestess of heaven, the ... of the scribal art, where is the musician and the scribe? |
| 34 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ dumu-ni-ir ba-an-na-šum₂ | did Lugal-bum, her son, bring to her. |
| Seg.G, | ||
| 1 | x X lugal X x | the king |
| 2 | e₂ {d}en-ki-ke₄ inim nu-ha-lam-e-dam | Enki’s temple will not raise a claim |
| 3 | X x na degₓ(RI)-ga gu₃ di gal-zu-a | ... when you speak great words. |
| 4 | {ŋiš}saŋ-kul {ŋiš}ig e₂-e-ka bi₂-za-za bi₂-in-dug₄ bi₂-in-eš | The sakul-vessel and the door of the house were set up, they were satisfied, |
| 5 | ki e-ne-er mu-na-an-pad₃ | he chose him as a place of reconciliation. |
| 6 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ bi₂-za-za-X kišib-la₂ zid-da-ni im-ma-an-dab₅ | Enki ... and took his right hand. |
| 7 | x kug-ga-na im-ma-ni-in-ku₄-ku₄ | ... entered with his silver. |
| 8 | x {ŋiš}ha-lu-ub₂ {ŋiš}taškarin-na-ni šu im-ma-an-ti | he took the hand of the ḫalub and the taškarinnu. |
| 9 | x X mušen an-na-še₃ ba-an-šum₂ | ... to the snake of heaven ... |
| 10 | x X ku₆ engur-ra-še₃ ba-an-šum₂ | ... fish was brought to the deep |
| 11 | x mun mu-ni-in-ra | ... he sprinkled with salt. |
| 12 | x im-ma-ni-in-ra | ... he placed there. |
| 13 | x-ib-sud | ...-ibsud |
| 14 | x nam-ba-da-ha-lam-e | ... should not be destroyed. |
| 15 | x suhuš he₂-a | may there be a foundation |
| 16 | x X he₂-a | ... may it be |
| 17 | x kar-ra | ... at the quay |
| 18 | x sag₉-sag₉-še₃ | to the beautiful |
| 19 | x tag | ... tag |
| 20 | x X-a | ...; |
| 21 | x-e | ..., |
| Seg.H, | ||
| 1 | nun-e sukkal-a-ni {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The prince said to his minister Isimud: |
| 2 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ mu dug₃ an-na-ra inim mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | Enki replied to the good name of An: |
| 3 | sukkal {d}isimud-ŋu₁₀ mu dug₃ an-na-ŋu₁₀ | vizier of Isimud-būšu, whose name is good, |
| 4 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-ki i₃-gub-be₂-en ud-ul a-ra-zu | Lugalbu and Enki stand by you, a supplication |
| 5 | ma₂ an-na me-a sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | The boat of heaven, where will it go? |
| 6 | i-da-al kar X x sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | He ... the quay ... |
| 7 | ŋen-na ma₂ an-na enkum-e-ne he₂-em-da-ab-kar-re-ne | They shall seize him in the boat of heaven. |
| 8 | sukkal {d}isimud-de₃ kug {d}inana-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The vizier Isimud spoke to silver Inana: |
| 9 | nin-ŋu₁₀ a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | My mistress, your father has turned to you |
| 10 | {d}inana a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | Inana, your father has turned to you |
| 11 | a-a-zu dug₄-ga-ni mah-am₃ | Your father, whose command is supreme, |
| 12 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ tah-a-ni mah-am₃ | Enki, whose strength is great, |
| 13 | inim gal-gal-a-ni sag₂ nu-di | whose great words cannot be changed, |
| 14 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | The silver of Inana replied to him: |
| 15 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-dug₄ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-tah | What did the father say to you, what did he add to it? |
| 16 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ta-am₃ sag₂ nu-di | What does his great word not scatter? |
| 17 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-dug₄ | For Lugal-ba’ara, he gave it to me. |
| 18 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-tah | Enki has sworn it by the sea. |
| 19 | {d}inana unug{ki}-še₃ he₂-du za-e ma₂ an-na eridug{ki}-še₃ dib-ma-ab | May Inana go to Uruk! You, the boat of An and Eridug, pass by. |
| 20 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The silver of Inana spoke to the minister Isimud: |
| 21 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ gu₃ ba-an-kur₂ | What did the father say to the ...? |
| 22 | dug₄-ga zid-da-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ šu i-ni-ib-bal | His righteous utterance, what does he carry? |
| 23 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ mu-un-pe-el | What did the great one defile for me? |
| 24 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ lul-da ma-an-dug₄ lul-da ma-an-tah | My father, lying to me is good; he lies to me. |
| 25 | lul-da mu a₂-na mu abzu-na in-pad₃ | He has sworn by the name of his arm that he will never abandon the Abzu. |
| 26 | lul-da ŋa₂-a-ra za-a lu₂ mu-un-gi₄ | For you, the one who is lying lies. |
| 27 | inim-bi ka-ga₁₄-na nam-ma-da-ŋal₂-la | Its words should not be carried off in his mouth. |
| 28 | enkum-e-ne ma₂ an-na im-ma-ni-in-dab₅-be₂-ne | The enkum-officials seized the boat of heaven. |
| 29 | kug {d}inana sukkal-a-ni {d}nin-šubur-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | He spoke to Inana, his minister Ninšubur: |
| 30 | ŋa₂-nu sukkal zid e₂-an-na-ŋu₁₀ | Banu, the faithful minister of Eanna-bu |
| 31 | sukkal e-ne-eŋ₃ sag₉-sag₉-ga-ŋu₁₀ | the vizier, the one who makes good things good, |
| 32 | ra-gaba e-ne-eŋ₃ ge-en-gen₆-na-ŋu₁₀ | I am the courier, I will bring it to you. |
| 33 | a šu-zu nu-tag a me-ri-zu nu-tag | Woe your hand, woe your feet! |
| 34 | {d}inana me saŋ rig₇-ga-ni ma₂ an-na um-ma-da-an-kar | Inana, whose divine powers are perfect, has turned the boat of heaven into a wreck. |
| 35 | 2-kam-ma-še₃ nun-e sukkal-a-ni {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The second prince spoke to his minister Isimud: |
| 36 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ mu dug₃ an-na-ra inim mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | Enki replied to the good name of An: |
| 37 | sukkal {d}isimud-ŋu₁₀ mu dug₃ an-na-ŋu₁₀ | vizier of Isimud-būšu, whose name is good, |
| 38 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-ki i₃-gub-be₂-en ud-ul a-ra-zu | Lugalbu and Enki stand by you, a supplication |
| 39 | ma₂ an-na me-a sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | The boat of heaven, where will it go? |
| 40 | HU x kug-ga sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | ... he made good. |
| 41 | ŋen-na u₁₈-ru eridug{ki}-ga 50-bi ma₂ an-na he₂-em-da-ab-kar-re-ne | The lord and the herald of Eridug will seize its 50 boats from heaven. |
| 42 | sukkal {d}isimud-de₃ kug {d}inana-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The vizier Isimud spoke to silver Inana: |
| 43 | nin-ŋu₁₀ a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | My mistress, your father has turned to you |
| 44 | {d}inana a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | Inana, your father has turned to you |
| 45 | a-a-zu dug₄-ga-ni mah-am₃ | Your father, whose command is supreme, |
| 46 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ tah-a-ni mah-am₃ | Enki, whose strength is great, |
| 47 | inim gal-gal-a-ni sag₂ nu-di | whose great words cannot be changed, |
| 48 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | The silver of Inana replied to him: |
| 49 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-dug₄ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-tah | What did the father say to you, what did he add to it? |
| 50 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ta-am₃ sag₂ nu-di | What does his great word not scatter? |
| 51 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-dug₄ | For Lugal-ba’ara, he gave it to me. |
| 52 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-tah | Enki has sworn it by the sea. |
| 53 | {d}inana unug{ki}-še₃ he₂-du za-e ma₂ an-na eridug{ki}-še₃ dib-ma-ab | May Inana go to Uruk! You, the boat of An and Eridug, pass by. |
| 54 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The silver of Inana spoke to the minister Isimud: |
| 55 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-ra ta-am₃ gu₃ ba-an-kur₂ | What did the father say at the threshing floor? |
| 56 | dug₄-ga zid-da-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ šu i-ni-ib-bal | His righteous utterance, what does he carry? |
| 57 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ mu-un-pe-el | What did the great one defile for me? |
| 58 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ lul-da ma-an-dug₄ lul-da ma-an-tah | My father, lying to me is good; he lies to me. |
| 59 | lul-da mu a₂-na mu abzu-na in-pad₃ | He has sworn by the name of his arm that he will never abandon the Abzu. |
| 60 | lul-da ŋa₂-a-ra za-a lu₂ mu-un-gi₄ | For you, the one who is lying lies. |
| 61 | inim-bi ka-ga₁₄-na nam-ma-da-ŋal₂-la | Its words should not be carried off in his mouth. |
| 62 | u₁₈-ru eridug{ki}-ga 50-bi ma₂ an-na im-ma-ni-in-dab₅-e-ne | The lords of Eridug seized the 50 boats of heaven. |
| 63 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal-a-ni {d}nin-šubur-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | Holy Inana spoke to his minister Ninšubur: |
| 64 | ŋa₂-nu sukkal zid e₂-an-na-ŋu₁₀ | Banu, the faithful minister of Eanna-bu |
| 65 | sukkal e-ne-eŋ₃ sag₉-sag₉-ga-ŋu₁₀ | the vizier, the one who makes good things good, |
| 66 | ra-gaba e-ne-eŋ₃ ge-en-gen₆-na-ŋu₁₀ | I am the courier, I will bring it to you. |
| 67 | a šu-zu nu-tag a me-ri-zu nu-tag | Woe your hand, woe your feet! |
| 68 | {d}inana me saŋ rig₇-ga-ni ma₂ an-na um-ma-da-an-kar | Inana, whose divine powers are perfect, has turned the boat of heaven into a wreck. |
| 69 | 3-kam-ma-aš nun-e sukkal-a-ni {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The ruler spoke to his minister Isimud: |
| 70 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ mu dug₃ an-na-ra inim mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | Enki replied to the good name of An: |
| 71 | sukkal {d}isimud-ŋu₁₀ mu dug₃ an-na-ŋu₁₀ | vizier of Isimud-būšu, whose name is good, |
| 72 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-ki i₃-gub-be₂-en ud-ul a-ra-zu | Lugalbu and Enki stand by you, a supplication |
| 73 | ma₂ an-na me-a sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | The boat of heaven, where will it go? |
| 74 | du₆ |UL.MA| sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | he conquered the Dug-ulma. |
| 75 | ŋen-na la-ha-ma engur-ra 50-bi ma₂ an-na he₂-em-da-ab-kar-re-ne | “If he slips through the cracks of the engur, they will seize its 50 boats of heaven. |
| 76 | sukkal {d}isimud-de₃ kug {d}inana-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The vizier Isimud spoke to silver Inana: |
| 77 | nin-ŋu₁₀ a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | My mistress, your father has turned to you |
| 78 | {d}inana a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | Inana, your father has turned to you |
| 79 | a-a-zu dug₄-ga-ni mah-am₃ | Your father, whose command is supreme, |
| 80 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ tah-a-ni mah-am₃ | Enki, whose strength is great, |
| 81 | inim gal-gal-a-ni sag₂ nu-di | whose great words cannot be changed, |
| 82 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | The silver of Inana replied to him: |
| 83 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-dug₄ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-tah | What did the father say to you, what did he add to it? |
| 84 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ta-am₃ sag₂ nu-di | What does his great word not scatter? |
| 85 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-dug₄ | For Lugal-ba’ara, he gave it to me. |
| 86 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-tah | Enki has sworn it by the sea. |
| 87 | {d}inana unug{ki}-še₃ he₂-du za-e ma₂ an-na eridug{ki}-še₃ dib-ma-ab | May Inana go to Uruk! You, the boat of An and Eridug, pass by. |
| 88 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The silver of Inana spoke to the minister Isimud: |
| 89 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ gu₃ ba-an-kur₂ | What did the father say to the ...? |
| 90 | dug₄-ga zid-da-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ šu i-ni-ib-bal | His righteous utterance, what does he carry? |
| 91 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ mu-un-pe-el | What did the great one defile for me? |
| 92 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ lul-da ma-an-dug₄ lul-da ma-an-tah | My father, lying to me is good; he lies to me. |
| 93 | lul-da mu a₂-na mu abzu-na in-pad₃ | He has sworn by the name of his arm that he will never abandon the Abzu. |
| 94 | lul-da ŋa₂-a-ra za-a lu₂ mu-un-gi₄ | For you, the one who is lying lies. |
| 95 | inim-bi ka-ga₁₄-na nam-ma-da-ŋal₂-la | Its words should not be carried off in his mouth. |
| 96 | la-ha-ma engur-ra 50-bi ma₂ an-na im-ma-ni-in-dab₅-be₂-ne | They seized the lahama of the deep, its 50 boats of An. |
| 97 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal-a-ni {d}nin-šubur-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | Holy Inana spoke to his minister Ninšubur: |
| 98 | ŋa₂-nu sukkal zid e₂-an-na-ŋu₁₀ | Banu, the faithful minister of Eanna-bu |
| 99 | sukkal e-ne-eŋ₃ sag₉-sag₉-ga-ŋu₁₀ | the vizier, the one who makes good things good, |
| 100 | ra-gaba e-ne-eŋ₃ ge-en-gen₆-na-ŋu₁₀ | I am the courier, I will bring it to you. |
| 101 | a šu-zu nu-tag a me-ri-zu nu-tag | Woe your hand, woe your feet! |
| 102 | {d}inana me saŋ rig₇-ga-ni ma₂ an-na um-ma-da-an-kar | Inana, whose divine powers are perfect, has turned the boat of heaven into a wreck. |
| 103 | 4-kam-ma-aš nun-e sukkal-a-ni {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The fourth prince spoke to his minister Isimud: |
| 104 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ mu dug₃ an-na-ra inim mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | Enki replied to the good name of An: |
| 105 | sukkal {d}isimud-ŋu₁₀ mu dug₃ an-na-ŋu₁₀ | vizier of Isimud-būšu, whose name is good, |
| 106 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-ki i₃-gub-be₂-en ud-ul a-ra-zu | Lugalbu and Enki stand by you, a supplication |
| 107 | ma₂ an-na me-a sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | The boat of heaven, where will it go? |
| 108 | du₆ a-šag₄-ga sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | The moat of the field was made perfect for you |
| 109 | ŋen-na ku₆ gal-gal teš₂-bi NI KA DA ma₂ an-na he₂-em-da-ab-kar-re-ne | “O lord, the great fish, together they shall seize him by the boat of heaven. |
| 110 | sukkal {d}isimud-de₃ kug {d}inana-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The vizier Isimud spoke to silver Inana: |
| 111 | nin-ŋu₁₀ a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | My mistress, your father has turned to you |
| 112 | {d}inana a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | Inana, your father has turned to you |
| 113 | a-a-zu dug₄-ga-ni mah-am₃ | Your father, whose command is supreme, |
| 114 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ tah-a-ni mah-am₃ | Enki, whose strength is great, |
| 115 | inim gal-gal-a-ni sag₂ nu-di | whose great words cannot be changed, |
| 116 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | The silver of Inana replied to him: |
| 117 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-dug₄ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-tah | What did the father say to you, what did he add to it? |
| 118 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ta-am₃ sag₂ nu-di | What does his great word not scatter? |
| 119 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-dug₄ | For Lugal-ba’ara, he gave it to me. |
| 120 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-tah | Enki has sworn it by the sea. |
| 121 | {d}inana unug{ki}-še₃ he₂-du za-e ma₂ an-na eridug{ki}-še₃ dib-ma-ab | May Inana go to Uruk! You, the boat of An and Eridug, pass by. |
| 122 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The silver of Inana spoke to the minister Isimud: |
| 123 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ gu₃ ba-an-kur₂ | What did the father say to the ...? |
| 124 | dug₄-ga zid-da-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ šu i-ni-ib-bal | His righteous utterance, what does he carry? |
| 125 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ mu-un-pe-el | What did the great one defile for me? |
| 126 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ lul-da ma-an-dug₄ lul-da ma-an-tah | My father, lying to me is good; he lies to me. |
| 127 | lul-da mu a₂-na mu abzu-na in-pad₃ | He has sworn by the name of his arm that he will never abandon the Abzu. |
| 128 | lul-da ŋa₂-a-ra za-a lu₂ mu-un-gi₄ | For you, the one who is lying lies. |
| 129 | inim-bi ka-ga₁₄-na nam-ma-da-ŋal₂-la | Its words should not be carried off in his mouth. |
| 130 | ku₆ gal-gal teš₂-bi NI KA DA ma₂ an-na im-ma-ni-in-dab₅-be₂-ne | They seized the great fish together ... |
| 131 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal-a-ni {d}nin-šubur-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | Holy Inana spoke to his minister Ninšubur: |
| 132 | ŋa₂-nu sukkal zid e₂-an-na-ŋu₁₀ | Banu, the faithful minister of Eanna-bu |
| 133 | sukkal e-ne-eŋ₃ sag₉-sag₉-ga-ŋu₁₀ | the vizier, the one who makes good things good, |
| 134 | ra-gaba e-ne-eŋ₃ ge-en-gen₆-na-ŋu₁₀ | I am the courier, I will bring it to you. |
| 135 | a šu-zu nu-tag a me-ri-zu nu-tag | Woe your hand, woe your feet! |
| 136 | {d}inana me saŋ rig₇-ga-ni ma₂ an-na um-ma-da-an-kar | Inana, whose divine powers are perfect, has turned the boat of heaven into a wreck. |
| 137 | 5-kam-ma-aš nun-e sukkal-a-ni {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The fifth prince said to his minister Isimud: |
| 138 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ mu dug₃ an-na-ra inim mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | Enki replied to the good name of An: |
| 139 | sukkal {d}isimud-ŋu₁₀ mu dug₃ an-na-ŋu₁₀ | vizier of Isimud-būšu, whose name is good, |
| 140 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-ki i₃-gub-be₂-en ud-ul a-ra-zu | Lugalbu and Enki stand by you, a supplication |
| 141 | ma₂ an-na me-a sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | The boat of heaven, where will it go? |
| 142 | x sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | ... he made perfect. |
| 143 | ŋen-na x en-nu-uŋ₃ unug{ki}-ga ma₂ an-na he₂-em-da-ab-kar-re-ne | The guards of Uruk shall seize the boat of heaven. |
| 144 | sukkal {d}isimud-de₃ kug {d}inana-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The vizier Isimud spoke to silver Inana: |
| 145 | nin-ŋu₁₀ a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | My mistress, your father has turned to you |
| 146 | {d}inana a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | Inana, your father has turned to you |
| 147 | a-a-zu dug₄-ga-ni mah-am₃ | Your father, whose command is supreme, |
| 148 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ tah-a-ni mah-am₃ | Enki, whose strength is great, |
| 149 | inim gal-gal-a-ni sag₂ nu-di | whose great words cannot be changed, |
| 150 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | The silver of Inana replied to him: |
| 151 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-dug₄ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-tah | What did the father say to you, what did he add to it? |
| 152 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ta-am₃ sag₂ nu-di | What does his great word not scatter? |
| 153 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-dug₄ | For Lugal-ba’ara, he gave it to me. |
| 154 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-tah | Enki has sworn it by the sea. |
| 155 | {d}inana unug{ki}-še₃ he₂-du za-e ma₂ an-na eridug{ki}-še₃ dib-ma-ab | May Inana go to Uruk! You, the boat of An and Eridug, pass by. |
| 156 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The silver of Inana spoke to the minister Isimud: |
| 157 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ gu₃ ba-an-kur₂ | What did the father say to the ...? |
| 158 | dug₄-ga zid-da-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ šu i-ni-ib-bal | His righteous utterance, what does he carry? |
| 159 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ mu-un-pe-el | What did the great one defile for me? |
| 160 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ lul-da ma-an-dug₄ lul-da ma-an-tah | My father, lying to me is good; he lies to me. |
| 161 | lul-da mu a₂-na mu abzu-na in-pad₃ | He has sworn by the name of his arm that he will never abandon the Abzu. |
| 162 | lul-da ŋa₂-a-ra za-a lu₂ mu-un-gi₄ | For you, the one who is lying lies. |
| 163 | inim-bi ka-ga₁₄-na nam-ma-da-ŋal₂-la | Its words should not be carried off in his mouth. |
| 164 | x en-nu-uŋ₃ unug{ki}-ga ma₂ an-na im-ma-ni-in-dab₅-be₂-ne | The guards of Uruk seized the boat of heaven. |
| 165 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal-a-ni {d}nin-šubur-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | Holy Inana spoke to his minister Ninšubur: |
| 166 | ŋa₂-nu sukkal zid e₂-an-na-ŋu₁₀ | Banu, the faithful minister of Eanna-bu |
| 167 | sukkal e-ne-eŋ₃ sag₉-sag₉-ga-ŋu₁₀ | the vizier, the one who makes good things good, |
| 168 | ra-gaba e-ne-eŋ₃ ge-en-gen₆-na-ŋu₁₀ | I am the courier, I will bring it to you. |
| 169 | a šu-zu nu-tag a me-ri-zu nu-tag | Woe your hand, woe your feet! |
| 170 | {d}inana me saŋ rig₇-ga-ni ma₂ an-na um-ma-da-an-kar | Inana, whose divine powers are perfect, has turned the boat of heaven into a wreck. |
| 171 | 6-kam-ma-aš nun-e sukkal-a-ni {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The sixth prince spoke to his minister Isimud: |
| 172 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ mu dug₃ an-na-ra inim mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | Enki replied to the good name of An: |
| 173 | sukkal {d}isimud-ŋu₁₀ mu dug₃ an-na-ŋu₁₀ | vizier of Isimud-būšu, whose name is good, |
| 174 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-ki i₃-gub-be₂-en ud-ul a-ra-zu | Lugalbu and Enki stand by you, a supplication |
| 175 | ma₂ an-na me-a sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | The boat of heaven, where will it go? |
| 176 | {id₂}surungal X X sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | The Surungal canal was irrigated. |
| 177 | ŋen-na {id₂}surungal x ma₂ an-na he₂-em-da-ab-kar-re-ne | They shall seize him on the Surun canal, the boat of heaven. |
| 178 | kug {d}inana-ra x | for the silver of Inana |
| 179 | sukkal {d}isimud-de₃ kug {d}inana-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The vizier Isimud spoke to silver Inana: |
| 180 | nin-ŋu₁₀ a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | My mistress, your father has turned to you |
| 181 | {d}inana a-a-zu za-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-in-gi₄-in-nam | Inana, your father has turned to you |
| 182 | a-a-zu dug₄-ga-ni mah-am₃ | Your father, whose command is supreme, |
| 183 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ tah-a-ni mah-am₃ | Enki, whose strength is great, |
| 184 | inim gal-gal-a-ni sag₂ nu-di | whose great words cannot be changed, |
| 185 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | The silver of Inana replied to him: |
| 186 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-dug₄ ta-am₃ e-ra-an-tah | What did the father say to you, what did he add to it? |
| 187 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ta-am₃ sag₂ nu-di | What does his great word not scatter? |
| 188 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-dug₄ | For Lugal-ba’ara, he gave it to me. |
| 189 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ ŋa₂-a-ra ma-an-tah | Enki has sworn it by the sea. |
| 190 | {d}inana unug{ki}-še₃ he₂-du za-e ma₂ an-na eridug{ki}-še₃ dib-ma-ab | May Inana go to Uruk! You, the boat of An and Eridug, pass by. |
| 191 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The silver of Inana spoke to the minister Isimud: |
| 192 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ gu₃ ba-an-kur₂ | What did the father say to the ...? |
| 193 | dug₄-ga zid-da-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ šu i-ni-ib-bal | His righteous utterance, what does he carry? |
| 194 | e-ne-eŋ₃ gal-gal-a-ni ŋa₂-a-ra ta-am₃ mu-un-pe-el | What did the great one defile for me? |
| 195 | a-a-ŋu₁₀ lul-da ma-an-dug₄ lul-da ma-an-tah | My father, lying to me is good; he lies to me. |
| 196 | lul-da mu a₂-na mu abzu-na in-pad₃ | He has sworn by the name of his arm that he will never abandon the Abzu. |
| 197 | lul-da ŋa₂-a-ra za-a lu₂ mu-un-gi₄ | For you, the one who is lying lies. |
| 198 | inim-bi ka-ga₁₄-na nam-ma-da-ŋal₂-la | Its words should not be carried off in his mouth. |
| 199 | {id₂}surungal x ma₂ an-na im-ma-ni-in-dab₅-be₂-ne | The Šurungal canal, the boat of heaven, they seized. |
| 200 | kug {d}inana-ra x | for the silver of Inana |
| 201 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ sukkal-a-ni {d}nin-šubur-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | Holy Inana spoke to his minister Ninšubur: |
| 202 | ŋa₂-nu sukkal zid e₂-an-na-ŋu₁₀ | Banu, the faithful minister of Eanna-bu |
| 203 | sukkal e-ne-eŋ₃ sag₉-sag₉-ga-ŋu₁₀ | the vizier, the one who makes good things good, |
| 204 | ra-gaba e-ne-eŋ₃ ge-en-gen₆-na-ŋu₁₀ | I am the courier, I will bring it to you. |
| 205 | a šu-zu nu-tag a me-ri-zu nu-tag | Woe your hand, woe your feet! |
| 206 | {d}inana me saŋ rig₇-ga-ni ma₂ an-na um-ma-da-an-kar | Inana, whose divine powers are perfect, has turned the boat of heaven into a wreck. |
| 207 | X x | |
| 208 | unug{ki} x | Uruk |
| 209 | niŋ₂ x | |
| 210 | KU ma₂ an-na x | ... boat of heaven ... |
| 211 | {d}nin-šubur x | Ninšubur |
| 212 | ma₂ an-na ŋiri₃ X x | The boat of heaven ... |
| 213 | 7-kam-ma-aš ŋiri₃-da ak x | 7th extispicy. |
| 214 | šag₄-zu NIM-NIM-ma A DU x | (If) your face is bright and ... . |
| 215 | dumu nun gal kug {d}nin-x | the great princely son, holy Nin- |
| 216 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ ma₂ an-na im-x | The silver of Inana ... the boat of heaven |
| 217 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ ud-ba mu-du₇-du₇ X x | The silver of Inana ... at that time. |
| 218 | sukkal-a-ni {d}nin-šubur-ra-ke₄ | his minister Ninšubur |
| 219 | kug {d}inana-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | he spoke to silver Inana: |
| 220 | nin-ŋu₁₀ ud-da ma₂ an-na abula niŋ₂-ul-la unug{ki} kul-aba₄{ki}-še₃ | Lady of the storm, the boat of heaven, the gate of joy of Uruk and Kulaba |
| 221 | iri-me-a he₂-ŋal₂ x | In our city ... |
| 222 | x-me-a he₂-ŋal₂ x | ... may he carry ... |
| 223 | id₂ x-me-a ma₂-gur₈ x BI X x | ... barge ... |
| 224 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | The silver of Inana replied to him: |
| 225 | ŋe₂₆-e ud-da ma₂ an-na | Today, the boat of An |
| 226 | abula niŋ₂-ul-la unug{ki} kul-aba₄{ki}-še₃ X x | At the gate of happiness, in Uruk and Kulaba |
| 227 | sila-a mah hu-mu-un-dib x | In the great street he passed ... |
| 228 | x sila-a mah he₂-em-da-sug₂-sug₂-ge-eš | May they stand with you in the supreme street |
| 229 | x TUN₃-na he₂-em-ta-x | ... may he ... his ... |
| 230 | x hul₂-la šu-ta x | ... joyfully |
| 231 | ab-ba iri šag₄ kuš₂-u₃ x | The elders of the city ... |
| 232 | bur-šu-ma ad gi₄-gi₄ x | The buršuma priestess, the counsellor |
| 233 | ŋuruš-e a₂ {ŋiš}tukul-la x | The young man, with the weapon |
| 234 | di₄-di₄-la₂ šag₄ hul₂-la x | The little ones ... joyfully |
| 235 | unug{ki} x | Uruk |
| 236 | X x | |
| 237 | x | |
| 238 | x X X X x | |
| 239 | x X GI dumu PA x | ..., son of ...; |
| 240 | x us₂-sa-bi A HI x | ... its base ... |
| 241 | X-ta ma₂ an-na ezen X x | ... the boat of heaven, the festival ... |
| 242 | sizkur₂ gal-gal hu-mu-un-X-e | May he ... great offerings. |
| 243 | lugal-e gud he₂-em-ma-ab-gaz-e udu he₂-em-ma-ab-šar₂-re | The king should kill the ox and slaughter the sheep. |
| 244 | kaš bur-ra he₂-em-de₂-e | may he pour beer into a bowl |
| 245 | šem₃ {kuš}a₂-la₂-e šeg₁₁ ha-ba-gi₄-gi₄ | May the šem and ala prayers be uttered |
| 246 | tigi niŋ₂ dug₃-ge si he₂-em-mi-ib-sa₂-sa₂ | May he make the tigi bow down with a good voice. |
| 247 | kur-kur-re nam-mah-ŋu₁₀ he₂-em-pad₃-de₃ | May the lands find greatness in me. |
| 248 | uŋ₃-ŋu₁₀ ka tar-ŋu₁₀ he₂-si-il-le | “May the storm cover the mouth of the storm! |
| 249 | ud-da ma₂ an-na abula niŋ₂-ul-la unug{ki} kul-aba₄{ki}-še₃ x | At that time, the boat of heaven, the gate of supremacy, to Uruk and Kulaba |
| 250 | sila-a mah mu-un-dib x | He passed in the great street ... |
| 251 | e₂ ki-sikil-še₃ sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ tuš-bi x | The house of the maiden was made good, its dwelling ... |
| 252 | tul₂ luh tul₂ saŋ-ŋa₂-na mu-ni-X-x | He ... the well, the well of his regular offerings. |
| 253 | {d}inana me saŋ rig₇-ga-ni ma₂ an-na | Inana, whose divine powers are perfected, the boat of An |
| 254 | kan₄ ŋi₆-par₃-ra-še₃ i-ni-ib-x | to the gate of the Ipar |
| 255 | dag agrun-na-ka mu-ni-in-x | He ... the door of the cella. |
| 256 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ ki ma₂ an-na ŊIR₂-ŊIR₂ x | The silver of Inana at the place of the boat of An |
| 257 | nun-e sukkal-a-ni {d}isimud-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | The prince said to his minister Isimud: |
| 258 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ mu dug₃ an-na-ra inim mu-na-ni-ib-gi₄-gi₄ | Enki replied to the good name of An: |
| 259 | sukkal {d}isimud-ŋu₁₀ mu dug₃ an-na-ŋu₁₀ | vizier of Isimud-būšu, whose name is good, |
| 260 | lugal-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-ki i₃-gub-be₂-en ud-ul a-ra-zu | Lugalbu and Enki stand by you, a supplication |
| 261 | ma₂ an-na me-a sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | The boat of heaven, where will it go? |
| 262 | kar babbar-ra sa₂ ba-an-dug₄ | The white quay he conquered. |
| 263 | ŋen-na u₃ di ba-ni-ib-X-x | The lord and the judge ... |
| 264 | u₃ di ma₂ an-na-ka x | and the judgments of this boat ... |
| 265 | kug {d}inana-ke₄ x | the silver of Inana |
| 266 | u₃ di x | and ... |
| Seg.I, | ||
| 1 | {d}inana nam-en ba-e-de₆ | Inana took the lordship away |
| 2 | nam-lagar ba-e-de₆ | he brought in the namlaŋar-offering. |
| 3 | nam-diŋir ba-e-de₆ | he brought forth the scepter. |
| 4 | aga zid mah ba-e-de₆ | he brought the supreme crown, |
| 5 | {ŋiš}gu-za nam-lugal ba-e-de₆ | The throne of kingship was carried off. |
| 6 | ŋidru mah ba-e-de₆ | He brought the supreme scepter. |
| 7 | ešgiri₂ šibir ba-e-de₆ | The ešgiri and svibir routes were carried away |
| 8 | tug₂ mah ba-e-de₆ | he brought a great garment. |
| 9 | nam-sipad ba-e-de₆ | the shepherdship was carried off. |
| 10 | nam-lugal ba-e-de₆ | the kingship was carried off |
| 11 | nam-egir₃-zid ba-e-de₆ | the office of ziggurat driver was carried off. |
| 12 | nam-nin-diŋir ba-e-de₆ | he brought out the nindibir ritual |
| 13 | nam-išib ba-e-de₆ | he took away the oath |
| 14 | nam-lu₂-mah ba-e-de₆ | he brought the greatness. |
| 15 | nam-gudug ba-e-de₆ | the office of gudug-priest was carried off |
| 16 | niŋ₂-gen₆-na ba-e-de₆ | he brought it to him by himself. |
| 17 | |ŊA₂.GAN| ba-e-de₆ | he brought (them). |
| 18 | SI X ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 19 | kur ed₃-de₃ ba-e-de₆ | The mountain was brought down to the steppe. |
| 20 | kur ed₃-da ba-e-de₆ | the mountain of the steppe was carried away. |
| 21 | kur-ŋar-ra ba-e-de₆ | he brought to the netherworld. |
| 22 | ŋiri₂ ba-da-ra ba-e-de₆ | “The city was taken away, it was carried away. |
| 23 | saŋ-ur-saŋ ba-e-de₆ | he brought down the saŋursa. |
| 24 | tug₂ gig₂ ba-e-de₆ | he brought a wet cloth. |
| 25 | tug₂ gun₃-a ba-e-de₆ | he brought a speckled garment. |
| 26 | gu₂-bar ba-e-de₆ | he brought the gubar-vessel |
| 27 | gu₂-X ba-e-de₆ | ... was carried off. |
| 28 | ŋiš x ba-e-de₆ | ... carried away |
| 29 | x ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 30 | x ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 31 | x ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 32 | x X ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 33 | x X ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 34 | x ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 35 | {ŋiš}šu-nir ba-e-de₆ | he brought down his goat |
| 36 | mar-uru₅ ba-e-de₆ | he brought the wagons. |
| 37 | ŋiš₃ dug₄-dug₄ ba-e-de₆ | “It is enough, you brought out the good ones.‽ |
| 38 | ŋiš₃ ki su-ub ba-e-de₆ | “It was brought to a place of rest,’ |
| 39 | nam-kar-ke₄ ba-e-de₆ | he brought to the quay. |
| 40 | nam-hub₂-dar ba-e-de₆ | he brought out the namḫība-demon. |
| 41 | nam-eme-di ba-e-de₆ | he brought the rites. |
| 42 | nam-eme-sig ba-e-de₆ | he brought the scepter. |
| 43 | nam-še-er-ka-an ba-e-de₆ | he brought forth a scepter |
| 44 | X-a ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 45 | amalu ba-e-de₆ | The amalu priestess brought it. |
| 46 | eš₂-dam kug ba-e-de₆ | The ešdam rites were carried off. |
| 47 | niŋin₃-ŋar kug ba-e-de₆ | He brought the silver nībi-bar. |
| 48 | X AN ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 49 | nu-gig an-na ba-e-de₆ | The nugig priestess of heaven was carried off. |
| 50 | ŋiš-gu₃-di ba-e-de₆ | he brought the oxen. |
| 51 | nam-nar ba-e-de₆ | The musician brought it. |
| 52 | nam-ab-ba ba-e-de₆ | he brought it to the sea. |
| 53 | nam-ur-saŋ ba-e-de₆ | the heroism was carried off |
| 54 | nam-kalag-ga ba-e-de₆ | he brought forth a mighty strength. |
| 55 | nam-niŋ₂-erim₂ ba-e-de₆ | he took away his wickedness |
| 56 | nam-niŋ₂-si-sa₂ ba-e-de₆ | he brought him to justice. |
| 57 | iri lah₅ ba-e-de₆ | the city was carried away. |
| 58 | i-si-iš ŋa₂-ŋa₂ ba-e-de₆ | It was brought to a standstill. |
| 59 | šag₄ hul₂-la ba-e-de₆ | You brought joy into the heart |
| 60 | lul-da ba-e-de₆ | falsehood was carried off. |
| 61 | kur ki-bal ba-e-de₆ | the rebellious land was carried off. |
| 62 | nam-dug₃-ge ba-e-de₆ | he brought good fortune. |
| 63 | kaš₄ di-di ba-e-de₆ | The one who goes to the brewery is carried off. |
| 64 | ki-tuš gen₆-na ba-e-de₆ | He brought it to the suitable dwelling place |
| 65 | nam-nagar ba-e-de₆ | the carpentership was carried off. |
| 66 | nam-tibira ba-e-de₆ | he brought in the booty. |
| 67 | nam-dub-sar ba-e-de₆ | the scribal art was carried off. |
| 68 | nam-simug ba-e-de₆ | the smithship was carried off |
| 69 | nam-ašgab ba-e-de₆ | he brought the scepter |
| 70 | nam-azlag₂ ba-e-de₆ | he brought forth the power. |
| 71 | nam-šidim ba-e-de₆ | he brought forth the scepter |
| 72 | nam-ad-KID ba-e-de₆ | The namad-kID ritual was performed. |
| 73 | ŋeštug₂ ba-e-de₆ | he brought the garment |
| 74 | ŋizzal ba-e-de₆ | “Bizal was carried away.’ |
| 75 | šu-luh kug-ga ba-e-de₆ | He brought the pure šuluh ritual |
| 76 | e₂-|DAG.KISIM₅×X|-ra ba-e-de₆ | he brought it to the E-DAG.KISIM. |
| 77 | ne-mur dub ba-e-de₆ | The nēmur-demon brought the tablet. |
| 78 | ŋa₂ udu ba-e-de₆ | the sheep were carried off. |
| 79 | ni₂ teŋ₃-ŋe₂₆ ba-e-de₆ | fear was carried off. |
| 80 | niŋ₂-me-ŋar ba-e-de₆ | he carried away with fear. |
| 81 | ku-kur ba-e-de₆ | he brought in the kukur weapon. |
| 82 | LUL zu₂ sis ba-e-de₆ | The evildoer brought out the teeth. |
| 83 | izi mu₂-mu₂ ba-e-de₆ | he ignited fire, he brought it. |
| 84 | izi ten-ten ba-e-de₆ | he brought forth ten fires. |
| 85 | a₂ kuš₂-u₃ ba-e-de₆ | he brought the heavy arms. |
| 86 | |KA.GAN₂|-ge ba-e-de₆ | he brought to the gate. |
| 87 | im-ri-a gu₂ ŋar-ra ba-e-de₆ | In the steppe he brought ... |
| 88 | lu-lu-bu-na ba-e-de₆ | Lulubuna was carried away. |
| 89 | du₁₄ mu₂-mu₂ ba-e-de₆ | he has sex with me, |
| 90 | u₃-ma ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 91 | ad gi₄-gi₄ ba-e-de₆ | he sent a message. |
| 92 | šag₄ kuš₂-u₃ ba-e-de₆ | You brought out the cold womb |
| 93 | di kud ba-e-de₆ | he took a long case. |
| 94 | ka-aš bar ba-e-de₆ | The beer was poured out |
| 95 | umuš ki ŋa₂-ŋa₂ hi-li nam-munus-e-ne ba-e-de₆ | The young woman was brought to the place of birth with allure and allure. |
| 96 | x me šu du₇ ba-e-de₆ | ... perfected divine powers carried away |
| 97 | x E tur-tur ba-e-de₆ | ... brought in small ... |
| 98 | x KU mah ba-e-de₆ | ... brought. |
| 99 | tigi kug li-li-is₃ kug ub₃ me-ze₂ {kuš}a₂-la₂ ba-e-de₆ | The holy tigi, the holy lilis, the pure ub, the meze, and ala shoes were carried away. |
| 100 | x kug an-na ba-e-de₆ | ... the silver of heaven was carried away. |
| 101 | x kug an-na ba-e-de₆ | ... the silver of heaven was carried away. |
| 102 | x kug an-na ba-e-de₆ | ... the silver of heaven was carried away. |
| 103 | x kug an-na ba-e-de₆ | ... the silver of heaven was carried away. |
| 104 | x kug an-na ba-e-de₆ | ... the silver of heaven was carried away. |
| 105 | x kug an-na ba-e-de₆ | ... the silver of heaven was carried away. |
| 106 | x mah X-ga a-na me-a-bi kaš ba-ni-sur-re ba-e-de₆ | The supreme ..., as much as there is, poured out beer and brought it to you. |
| 107 | x TAG | [x] unfavorable. |
| 108 | x X NE | Month V, |
| 115 | munus-e giri₁₇-zal ne-am₃ KA X x | The woman is indeed joyful ... |
| 116 | e₂ ga-an-ze₂-er ba-du₃ mu-še₃ ba-an-sa₄ | He built the house for me, he named it “I want to plow it!’ |
| 117 | šaŋan-la₂-am₃ 50 giŋ₄ im-mi-in-dug₄-ga-ba | 50 reed bundles, when it was good |
| 118 | mu-un-|DU.DU| mu-un-ši-ib-la₂-a-gin₇ | Like one who ..., like one who spreads out(?) |
| 119 | ki-ba šika urud gul-la mu-še₃ ba-an-sa₄ | At that place, he decorated it with a šika of destroyed copper. |
| 120 | ki ma₂ X-a ba-an-niŋin₂-na-ra | For the place where the ... boat was set, |
| 121 | šag₄ AB X du₈-du₈ mu-še₃ ba-an-sa₄ | He named it the ... field ... |
| 122 | ki ma₂ kar-ra bi₂-in-us₂-a-ba | where the boat moored at the quay |
| 123 | ki-ba kar babbar mu-še₃ ba-an-sa₄ | In that place, he decorated it with white quays. |
| 124 | ki niŋ₂ x im-ta-an-ŋar-ra-ba | When he has ... the place of ... |
| 125 | ki-ba kar za-gin₃ mu-še₃ ba-an-sa₄ | At that place, he decorated it with lapis lazuli. |
| 126 | {d}en-ki-ke₄ kug {d}inana-ra gu₃ mu-na-de₂-e | Enki spoke to holy Inana: |
| 127 | mu a₂-ŋa₂ mu abzu-ŋa₂ | year: “Adjacent to Abzu,’ |
| 128 | munus-e niŋ₂ x abzu-ŋa₂ ga-ba-na-ŋar | I want to ... the woman in the Abzu |
| 129 | a-da-al ne-e ta-am₃ mu-da-an-kur₉ | ... what did he bring? |
| 130 | MU x X šu ŋa₂-ra me dab₅ | ... hand seized by the divine powers |
| 131 | x X he₂-a | ... may it be |
| 132 | x X he₂-a | ... may it be |
| 133 | x X he₂-a | ... may it be |
| 134 | x NE X NE E mu-zu-še₃ MUNUS-la-ne-ne hu-mu-ra-ab-gaz-e-ne | May they kill their women for you ... |
| 135 | x X he₂-a | ... may it be |
| 136 | x X he₂-a | ... may it be |
| 137 | x X he₂-a | ... may it be |
| 138 | x X-a | ...; |
| 139 | x ezem-ma X x-ra he₂-a | ... festival ... may it be. |
| 140 | kan₄ ŋi₆-par₃-ra-zu A X x-ib-zal-zal-e | Your gate of the ŋipar ... |
| 141 | dumu iri-zu dumu unug{ki}-ga X x-til₃-le-ne | The citizens of your city, the citizens of Uruk ... |
| 142 | u₃ za-e iri-zu eridug{ki} x X he₂-en-tah ki-bi na-an-ni-ib-gi₄ | And you, may your city Eridug ... be restored to its place for me |
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