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Nebuchadnezzar II 032 (Q005503)

Royal Inscription, Neo-Babylonian, Babylon · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationNebuchadnezzar II 032
IDQ005503
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreRoyal Inscription
Find spotBabylon
Coordinates32.5434, 44.4222

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Obverse Column i [0:7] i 1i 1–i 77Nebuchadnezzar (II), king of Babylon, true shepherd, favorite of the god Marduk, exalted ruler who is the beloved of the god Nabû, the prince who is very attentive to the will of the gods Šamaš and Adad and who travels the road to well-being, the exalted leader who is always submissive to the god Erra, the majestic one, and (thereby) cuts down his adversaries, the one who knows good judgment, the one who constantly seeks out the sanctuaries of the god Zababa and the goddess Ištar, the pious (and) devout one selected by the steadfast heart(s) of the great gods
Obverse Column i [7:14] i 88–i 1414the indefatigable governor who provides for Esagil and Ezida, (the one who has) generously providing hands who brings great gifts into Esagil, the valiant canal inspector who irrigates the fields, the true farmer who heaps up enormous piles of grain, the powerful (and) capable one who lavishly provides for the sanctuaries of the gods (and) firmly establishes sattukku-offering(s), the king who regularly ascends distant mountains and crosses high mountainous terrain with broad counsel, foremost heir of Nabopolassar, king of Babylon, am I.
Obverse Column i [14:24] i 1515–i 2424When the god Marduk, the great lord, the Enlil of the gods, the most exalted (and) proud one, steadfastly named me and magnificently commissioned me to shepherd a widespread people, provide for the cult centers, (and) renovate sanctuaries, and the god Nabû, overseer of the totality of heaven and earth, his (Marduk’s) first-born son, the beloved of his heart, the one who loves my royal majesty (and) makes my reign firm, made his mighty weapons, which cannot be withstood, march at my side in order to cut down my enemies and to conquer my foes, I marched through the vast extent of mountains and lands from the Upper Sea to the Lower Sea and reckoned all of the lands (therein) as my own.
Obverse Column i [24:29] i 2525–i 2929I brought silver, gold, precious (and) valuable stone(s), thick (beams of) cedar, substantial tribute, lavish gifts, produce of all of the lands, (and) yield of the all of the inhabited settlements into the presence of the god Marduk, the great lord, the god who created me, and the god Nabû, his exalted heir, the beloved of my royal majesty, and I made (all of this) enter Esagil and Ezida.
Obverse Column i [29:34] i 3030–i 3434In Esagil, like ..., the palace of heaven and earth, the inner sanctum of kingship, I clad Eumuša, the cella of the Enlil of the gods, the god Marduk, Kaḫilisu, the cella of the goddess Zarpanītu, (and) Ezida, the residence of the god Lugaldimmerankia (and) the cella of the Nabû of the forecourt, with bright gold as if (it was) šallaru-plaster and made (them) shine like daylight.
Obverse Column i [34:35] i 3535–i 3535(As for) Etemenanki, the ziqqurrat of Babylon, I built (it) anew, more than my father had built.
Obverse Column i [35:47] i 3636–i 4747(As for) Ezida, the true house, the beloved of the god Marduk, I built (it) anew in Borsippa for the god Nabû, the august heir. I plated tall cedars with bronze and installed (them) as its šīpus. I installed musukkannu-wood, a durable wood, thick cedars, (and) bright copper, more than can be admired, inside its foundation(s). I secured bright cedars for its architrave(s) and reinforced their structure with reddish bronze. I clad thick (beams of) cedar that (had grown tall) in Lebanon, (in) their forest, (and that) I had cut down with my pure hands with reddish gold, decorated (them) with precious stone(s), and had (them) stretched out three deep as the roof of Emaḫtila, the cella of the god Nabû. Above those (beams of) cedar, I put bright copper as if (it was) šallaru-plaster. Above the copper, I put wax over them as a (protective) casing in order to prevent (damage caused by) rain and downpour(s), shower(s) of rain above them.
Obverse Column i [47:54] i 4848–i 5454For a second time, I built a roof above them with hard cedar. I decorated the cedar roof of six rooms (and) dalbānus of the cella of the god Nabû with shiny silver. I had thick (beams of) cedar stretched out as the roof of all of those rooms. I plated musukkannu-wood with bronze and set (them) up as stairs for its ascent. I fashioned fierce wild bulls with cast copper, clad (them) with an overlay of gold, decorated (them) with precious stone(s), and stationed (them) at the door-jamb(s) of the gate of the cella. I clad the door-jamb(s), door bolt(s), bolt(s), door(s), crossbeam(s), architrave(s), (and) giššakanakkus of the gate of the cella with reddish gold.
Obverse Column i [54:59] i 5555–With bricks of shiny silver, I made the access way of the cella and the course to the temple shine. I inlaid doors of musukkannu-wood and cedar with shiny silver. I installed bright alabaster as their pivot-stones and fixed (them) in all of their gates. I made throne platform(s), daises, threshold(s), and nukuššû-fittings with shiny zaḫalû-metal and made the forecourt of Ezida shine like daylight.
Obverse Column ii [3:8] ii 44–ii 88I clad the cedar roof of Kaumuša, the exit (and) entry of the son of the lord of the gods, with shiny silver. I clad its door-jamb(s), door bolt(s), crossbeam(s), architrave(s), giššakanakkus, arch(es), and vaults with shiny silver and stationed fierce wild bulls of silver at its door-jamb(s). I made that gate, (which is used) as the exit (and) entry of the son of the lord of the gods, the god Nabû, who goes in procession to the interior of Šuanna (Babylon), shine like daylight.
Obverse Column ii [8:11] ii 99–ii 1111(As for) the Dais of Destinies, the seat of the god Nabû, the valiant son of the prince, on which the god Nabû — the triumphant heir — takes up residence during the New Year’s festival, (at) the beginning of the year, (on) the fifth day (and on) the eleventh day, when going to and returning from Babylon, I fashioned (it) with a casting of shiny silver and had it fir[ml]y placed in front of that gate (Kaumuša). I installed (it) as decoration.
Obverse Column ii [11:19] ii 1212–ii 1919I stationed bright wild bulls of silver in the door-jamb(s) of the gates of Ezida. With all of my faithful heart, I constantly sought out the inscription(s) of that temple and I decorated its structure with gold, silver, precious stone(s), copper, musukkannu-wood and cedar. I made the structure of Ezida shine like the stars (lit. “writings”) of the [hea]vens. None of the kings of the past had made its structure radiant as me. I magnificently did something for the god Nabû, my lord, that no king among the (former) king(s) had built. During joyous celebrations, I made the god Nabû and the goddess Nanāya, my lord, reside inside it (on) a seat of happiness.
Obverse Column ii [19:21] ii 2020–ii 2121Nebuchadnezzar (II), king of Babylon, the one who constantly seeks out the sanctuaries of the gods Nabû and Marduk, am I.
Obverse Column ii [21:26] ii 2222–ii 2626(As for) Babylon, the cult center of the great lord, the god Marduk: (as for) Imgur-Enlil and Nēmetti-Enlil, its great walls, whose foundations Nabopolassar, the king of Babylon, the father who engendered me, had built, which he had surrounded twice with embankment(s) of bitumen and baked brick, but whose construction he had not finished, as for me, his first-born son, the beloved of his heart, I raised the superstructures of those walls and completed their construction. I stationed fierce wild bulls of copper and raging mušḫuššu-dragons at their door-jamb(s).
Obverse Column ii [26:29] ii 2727–ii 2929I built a third embankment with high-rising towers. I went lower than the ancient foundation(s) and firmly placed its foundation(s) on the surface (lit. “breast”) of the netherworld. I adjoined that embankment to the embankment that my father had constructed and I raised its superstructure as high as a mountain.
Obverse Column ii [29:33] ii 3030–ii 3333(As for) the embankment of the Araḫtu (River) on the eastern bank from the gate of the goddess Ištar to the gate of the <god> Uraš, the piers of baked brick on the other side of the Euphrates (River), and outer moat embankment on the other, western bank that the father who had engendered me had built and installed as protection, I had the embankment of the Araḫtu (River) on the eastern bank and the moat embankment on other, western bank built and I adjoined (them) to the embankment(s) that my father had built. I installed their foundation(s) on the surface (lit. “breast”) of the netherworld and raised their superstructure(s) as high as mountain(s).
Obverse Column ii [33:36] ii 3434–ii 3636(As for) Maumuša, the barge of the god Marduk for going in procession (on) the Euphrates (River) and (on) the way to the akītu(-house), in which the prince, [the god Marduk], goes in procession at the beginning of the year, I cla[d] its rigging fore and aft with reddish gold and decorated it with precious stone(s).
Obverse Column ii [36:40] ii 3737–ii 4040(As for) Maiddaḫedu, the barge of the god Nabû, I decorated the zāratu-feature(s) and both of its karûs with bright pašallu-gold and precious (and) bright stones. For going to Šuanna (Babylon) and returning to Borsippa (during the festival) of the New Year, I indeed firmly established (it) for the son of the lord of the gods.
Obverse Column ii [40:44] ii 4141–ii 4444(As for) Emaḫ, the temple of the goddess Ninmaḫ, Eniggidrukalamasuma, the temple of the god Nabû of the ḫarû, Eḫursagsikilla, the temple of the goddess Ninkarrak, Egišnugal, the temple of the god Sîn on the eastern bank, Enamḫe, the temple of the god Adad, Edikukalama, the temple of the god Šamaš, Ekitušgarza, the temple of the goddess Nineanna on the western bank, I built (them) anew in Babylon and raised up their superstructure(s).
Obverse Column ii [44:54] ii 4545–ii 5454To strengthen the protection of Babylon, (I did something) that no one from the past had done: 4,000 cubits distance outside the city, I had a fortified wall erec[ted] and built, and (thereby) surrounded the eastern bank of Babylon. I dug out its moat and reached the water table. Inside it, (as for) the thick embankments that the father who had engendered (me) had built twice with bitumen and baked brick, but the rest (of which) he did not complete, as for me, I built with bitumen and baked brick a strong embankment with high-rising towers and I adjoined (it) to the embankment(s) that my father had built, thereby broadening (the width of) the embankments, (all) three of them, to twenty-five cubits. I heaped (them) up (with earthen dikes) like the base of a mountain and (then) raised up their superstructure(s).
Obverse Column ii [54:60] ii 5555–ii 6060(As for) Ṭābi-supūršu, the wall of Borsippa, whose foundation(s) the father who engendered me had firmly established, which he had surrounded with an embankment of bitumen and baked brick, and whose structure he had reinforced, I raised the superstructure of that wall (and) completed its construction. I dug out its moat and had it surrounded with far-reaching water. I built the embankment (and) its embankment(s) with bitumen and baked brick and (then) ... with the embankment that my father had built. I firmly placed its foundation on the surface (lit. “breast”) of the netherworld.
Obverse Column ii [60:62] ii 6161–ii 6262For the Son-of-Bēl, the lord who marches before me, the one who breaks the weapon(s) of my enemies, I built his temple anew in Borsippa.
Obverse Column ii [62:64] ii 6363–ii 6464For the goddess Ninkarrak, the lady of life who spares my life, the one who resides in Etila, I built Etila, her temple, anew in Borsippa.
Obverse Column ii [64:66] ii 6565–ii 6666For the goddess Ninkarrak, the exalted queen who makes the fame of my royal majesty surpassing, the one who resides in Egula, I built Egula, her temple, anew in Borsippa.
Obverse Column ii [66:68] ii 6767–ii 6868For the goddess Ninkarrak, the great lady who preserves my life, the one who resides in Ezibatila, I built Ezibatila, her temple, anew in Borsippa.
Obverse Column ii [68:74] ii 6969–As for the god Nergal, the lord who binds the arms of my enemies, I decorated the doors of the gates of his temple, Emeslam, with shiny silver. I fashioned the threshold(s), nukuššû-fittings, (and) lower doors with a casting of shiny silver [and] I installed [... as (it) r]oof. [To strengthen] the protection of Emes[lam] I built [the walls surround]ding Emeslam and its buildings, which are in front of [the forecourt], anew [as (it had been) in ancient tim]es
Obverse Column iii [3:4] iii 44–iii 44(As for) the moat embankment(s) of Cutha, [I] had the city surrounded on the outside [with bitum]en and baked brick.
Obverse Column iii [4:14] iii 55–iii 1414(As for) Ebabbar, the temple of the god Šamaš of Sippar, Eulla, the temple of the goddess Nin[karr]ak of Sippar, Edurgina, the temple of [the god Bēl]-ṣarbi, which is in Bāṣ, E-ibbi-Anum, [the temple of the god Uraš] of Dilbat, [E]igikalama, the temple of the god Lugal-Marda of Marad, Ean[na], the temple of the goddess [Iš]tar of Uruk, Ebabbar, the temple the god Šamaš of Larsa, (and) Egišnu[gal], the temple of the god Sîn of Ur, the sanctuaries of the great gods, I steadfastly sought (them) out. I removed the surface of the earth and (then) I examined (and) [checked] their original foundation(s). I completed th[eir] construction on their (original) foundation(s), which king(s) of the past had previously firmly established. During joyous celebrations, I made the great gods who reside inside them take up residence inside them, (in) their [exalted] seat(s).
Obverse Column iii [14:24] iii 1515–iii 2424I paid reverent attention to the god Marduk, my lord. (As for his) great cities, Babylon, a city worthy of his praise, and Borsippa, a city of his ..., I reinforced their foundation and ... (to) strength[en the protec]tion of Esagil and Ezida. I made (them) bigger than before. I established (them) for the beginning of the year. I did the utmost regarding the provisioning of Esagil and Ezida (and) the renovation of Babylon and Bor[si]ppa, which [I had] done to surpass (all) that (had been done) in the past. (With regard to) providing for the sanctuaries of the great gods, more than the kings, my ancestors, had written about, I wrote down all of my splendid [d]eeds on [foundation docume]nt(s) and I deposited (them) for ever after.
Obverse Column iii [24:31] iii 2525–iii 3131(As for) all of my deeds that I had written do[wn] on foundation document(s), that ... of the god Marduk, my lord, and the god Nabû, his true heir, ... I always follow after them, the great gods ace[pted] them with pleasure [and ...] ... [...] ... By their [exalted] command, (as for) the far-off lands, the father who en[gendered me ...] ... [...] their [...] may the learned [repeatedly re]ad (them) and always re[me]mber [the praise of the gods].
Obverse Column iii [31:34] iii 3232–iii 3434(As for) the construction in the cult centers of the gods and goddesses [that the gr]eat [lord], the god Marduk, had [comm]issioned and (my) heart prompted me (to do), reverent[ly, I worked on it without inte]rr[uption (and) I comple[ted] its [wor]k.
Obverse Column iii [34:41] iii 3535–iii 4141At that time, [... i]n the vicinity of ..., the temple of [the god Nabû] of the forecourt, [...] ... inside it, which a king of the p[as]t [...] its [foundati]on(s) had buckled, the awning that [...] had become old, I [str]ove [to stre]ngthen [its] protect[ion] and ... [...] its wall(s) [...] its wall(s) I set (my mind) and I restored its dilapidated walls and ... its walls. I deposited (them) [for ever] af[ter].
Obverse Column iii [41:49] iii 4242–iii 4949[I wrote] do[wn all] of my splendid deeds [on foundation document(s)] and for ... the god Muṣibbasâ [...] ... [...], the strong (and) magnificent one, the valiant one who [...] my splendid handiwork for [...] ... may everything that I have built endure and not ... so that I always walk about in Esagil and Ezida in fav[or].
Obverse Column iii [49:55] iii 5050–iii 5555Upon your reliable writing board, the one that determines the destinies of the gods, give me as a gift a life of long days, the attainment of very old age, years of happiness, a prosper[ous] reign, a firmly secured throne, everlast[ing] kingship, (and) exercisi[ng] dominion over all of the black-headed (people) so that I may endure for ever.
Obverse Column iii [55:63] iii 5656–iii 6363Make propitious (and) just words, which are pleasing to you, be present in [my] heart. Whatever you make appear in my heart, whenever [my] heart sings about (it), may my hand perform (it). In the presence of the god Marduk, the father who engendered you, and the goddess Erua, the queen, your birth mother, spe[ak] with favor about my precious deeds. May my days be long and [my] reign stable so that I may shepherd the black-head[ed (people)] (and) rule over all of [the peo]ple.

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1{d}na-bi-um-ku-du-ur₂-ri-u₂-ṣu-ur₂ šar ba-bi-i-li{ki}
2RE.E₂.UM ki-i-nim mi-gi-ir₄ {d}AMAR.UTU
3iš-ša-ak-ka ṣi-i-ri na-ra-am {d}na-bi-um
4ru-bu-um ša a-na ṭe₃-e-mu {d}UTU u₃ {d}IŠKUR pi-tu-qu-ma il-la-ka u₂-ru-uh šu-ul-mi
5mas-su-um ṣi-i-ri ša a-na {d}er₃-ra ša-ga-pu-ru ki-it-nu-šu-ma u₂-ša-am-qa-tu ga-ri-ša
6mu-du-um ta-šim-tim mu-uš-te-eʾ-u₃ aš₂-ra-a-ti₃ {d}za-ba₄-ba₄ u₃ {d}iš-tar
7na-a-dam mu-uš-te-mi-qu i-tu-ut ku-un lib₃-⸢bi DINGIR.DINGIR GAL.GAL⸣
8GIR₃.NITA₂ la a-ne-ha-am za-ni-in e₂-sag-il₂ u₃ e₂-zi-da
9i-da-an za-ni-na-a-tim ba-bi-il i-gi-se-e ra-bi₂-u₃-tim a-na e₂-sag-il₂
10GU₂.GAL-lam qa₂-ar-dam mu-ma-ak-ki-ri-im qa₂-ar-ba-a-tim
11ik-ka-ru ki-i-nim mu-qa₂-ri-ni₇ ka-re-e bi-it-ru-u₃-tim
12le-eʾ-um it-pe-šu mu-ṭa-ah-hi-da₄ e-eš-re-e-ti DINGIR.DINGIR mu-ki-ni₇ sa-at-tu-uk-ka
13LUGAL ša i-na mi-il-ki ša-ad-li i-te-el-lu-u₃ ša-di-i-im be₂-ru-u₃-tim it-ta-ba-la-ak-ka-tu hur-sa-a-ni za-aq-ru-u₃-tim
14IBILA a-ša-re-du ša {d}na-bi-um-IBILA-u₂-ṣu-ur₂ šar ba-bi-i-li{ki} a-na-ku
15i₃-nu-um {d}AMAR.UTU be-lam ra-bi₂-u₃ {d}EN.LIL₂ DINGIR.DINGIR ša-qu-um muš-tar-ha
16ki-ni-iš ib-ba-an-ni-ma a-na re-e₂-u₂-ti₃ ni-šim ra-ap-ša-a-tim
17za-na-na₇ ma-ha-zi u₃ ud-du-šu e-eš-re-e-ti ra-bi-iš u₂-ma-ʾe-er-an-ni
18u₃ {d}na-bi-um pa-qi₂-id ki-iš-ša-ti₃ ša-me₂-e u₃ er-ṣe-tim
19IBILA-šu re-eš-ta-am na-ra-am li-ib-bi-ša
20ra-aʾ-im šar-ru-u₂-ti-ia mu-ki-ni₇ pa-le-e-a
21{giš}TUKUL.{giš}TUKUL-šu da-nu₄-tim ša la im-ma-ah-ha-ru a-na šu-um-qu₃-tu a-a-bi-ia
22u₃ ka-ša-da₄ za-ʾi-i-ri-ia u₂-ša-li-ka i-da-a-a
23iš-tu ti-a-am-tim e-li-tim a-di ti-a-am-tim ša-ap-li-tim
24se-he-ep ša-di-i-im u₃ ma-ti-ta-an at-ta-al-la-ak-ma MA.DA.MA.DA ka-la-ši-na a-na i-di-ia am-na-am
25KU₃.GI KU₃.BABBAR ni-si₃-iq-ti₃ NA₄.NA₄ šu-qu-⸢ru⸣-u₃-tim {giš}EREN.{giš}EREN pa-ag-lu-tu
26bi-il-tim ka-bi-it-tim i-gi-se-e šu-um-mu-⸢hu bi⸣-ši-im-ti₃ ma-ti-ta-an ⸢hi-ṣi⸣-ib ka-al da-ad₂-mi
27a-na ma-ha-ar {d}AMAR.UTU be-lam ra-bi₂-u₃ i-li ba-nu-u₂-a
28u₃ {d}na-bi-um IBILA-šu ṣi-i-ri na-ra-am šar-⸢ru-u₂-ti⸣-ia
29u₂-bi-lam-ma a-na e₂-sag-il₂ u₃ e₂-zi-da u₂-še-ri-ba-am
30i-na e₂-sag-il₂ ⸢ki-ma ṣe-ra-aš₂-še E₂.GAL ša-me₂-e⸣ u₃ er-ṣe-tim at-ma-ni₇ šar-ru-u₃-tim
31e₂-umuš-a pa-pa-hi {d}EN.LIL₂ DINGIR.DINGIR {d}AMAR.UTU
32ka₂-hi-li-su₃ pa-pa-hi {d}zar-pa-ni-tum
33e₂-zi-da šu-ba-at {d}lugal-dim₃-me-er-an-ki-a pa-pa-hi {d}na-bi-um ša ki-sa-al-lam
34KU₃.GI ša-al-la-ri-iš u₂-ša-al-bi-iš-ma u₂-ša-an-bi-ṭu ki-ma u₄-um
35e₂-temen-an-ki zi-iq-<qu>-ra-ti₃ ba-bi-i-li{ki} e-li ša a-bi i-pu₂-šu-um e-eš-ši-iš e-pu₂-uš
36e₂-zi-da E₂ ki-i-nim na-ra-am {d}AMAR.UTU a-na {d}na-bi-um IBILA ti-iz-qa-ru i-na ba-ar-si₂-pa₃{ki} e-eš-ši-iš e-pu₂-uš
37{giš}EREN.{giš}EREN ši-hu-u₃-tim ZABAR u₂-ha-al-li-ip-ma a-na ši-pi-i-ša a₃-aš₂-ta-ak-ka-an
38{giš}MES.MA₂.KAN.NA iṣ-ṣi da-ra-a {giš}EREN.{giš}EREN pa-ag-lu-u₃-tim e-ra-am na-am-ra
39e-li ša in-na-aṭ-ṭa-lu a₃-aš₂-ta-ak-ka-an qe₂-er-ba uš-šu-šu
40a-na {giš}GAN.DU₇-šu {giš}EREN.{giš}EREN el-lu-u₃-tim u₂-ša-ar-ši-id-ma
41i-na ZABAR hu-uš-ša-am u₂-da-an-ni-nim ri-ik-si-šu-un
42{giš}EREN.{giš}EREN pa-ag-lu-u₃-tim ša i-na {kur}la-ab-na-nam qi₂-iš-ti-šu-nu
43i-na qa-ti-ia el-le-e-tim ak-ki-sa-am KU₃.GI ru-uš-ša-am u₂-ša-al-bi-iš-ma NA₄.NA₄ ni-si₃-iq-tim u₂-za-ʾi-in-ma
44a-na ṣu-lu-lu e₂-mah-ti-la pa-pa-hi {d}na-bi-um pa-ni še-la-al-ti-šu-nu u₂-ša-at-⸢ri-iṣ⸣
45e-la-nim {giš}EREN.{giš}EREN šu-nu-tim e-ra-am nam-ra ša-al-la-ri-iš a₃-aš₂-ta-ak-ka-an
46e-la-nim e-ri-i DUH.LAL₃ ki-ma up-pi u₂-ki-in ṣe-ru-uš-šu-un
47aš₂-šu-um zu-un-nim u₃ ra-a-du ti-ik AN-e e-li-šu-nu la šu-ub-ši-i
48aš₂-ni-ma i-na {giš}EREN.{giš}EREN da-nu₄-tim e-li-šu-nu ṣu-lu-lu ab-nim
49ša 6 bi-ta-a-ti₃ da-al-ba-na-a-ti₃ pa-pa-hi {d}na-bi-um {giš}EREN.{giš}EREN ṣu-lu-lu-ši-na KU₃.BABBAR eb-bi u₂-za-ʾi-in
50a-na ṣu-lu-lu bi-ta-a-tim ka-la-ši-na {giš}EREN.{giš}EREN pa-ag-lu-u₃-tim u₂-ša-at-ri-iṣ
51{giš}MES.MA₂.KAN.NA ZABAR u₂-ha-al-li-ip-ma a-na {giš}KUN₄.MEŠ me₂-li-šu u₂-ki-in
52AM.AM ek-du-tim pi₂-ti-iq URUDU.HI.A e-ep-ti-iq-ma
53ti-i-ru KU₃.GI u₂-la-ab-bi-iš-ma NA₄.NA₄ ni-si₃-iq-tim u₂-za-ʾi-in-ma i-na si-ip-pe₂-e KA₂ pa-pa-hi uš-zi-iz
54ZAG.DU₈ ši-ga-ri me₂-de-lu {giš}IG {giš}IG {giš}tal-lu {giš}GAN.DU₇ giš-ša₃-ka₂-na-ku ša KA₂ pa-pa-hi KU₃.GI hu-uš-ša-am u₂-ša-al-bi-iš
55i-na a₃-gu-ur₂-ru KU₃.BABBAR eb-bi ta-al-la-ak-ti₃ pa-pa-hi u₃ ma-la-ak E₂ u₂-nam-mir
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1{giš}IG.{giš}IG {giš}MES.MA₂.KAN.NA u₃ {giš}EREN.{giš}EREN KU₃.BABBAR eb-bi uh-hi-iz-ma
2{na₄}GIŠ.NU₁₁.GAL-lum na-am-ru-u₃-tim a-na bur-ṣi-ma-a-ti₃-ši-na a₃-aš₂-ta-ak-ka-an-ma e-ma KA₂.KA₂ ka-la-ši-na u₂-ra-at-ta
3du-u₂-um BARA₂.BARA₂ as-ku-up-pa-a-tim u₃ nu-ku-uš-še-e i-na za-ha-le-e el-lam ab-ni-ma ki-sa-al-la₄ e₂-zi-da ki-ma u₄-um u₂-na-am-mi-ir
4{giš}EREN.{giš}EREN ṣu-lu-lu ka₂-umuš-a mu-ṣe-e ne₂-re-bu ma-ru be-lam DINGIR.DINGIR KU₃.BABBAR eb-bi u₂-ša-al-bi-iš
5ZAG.DU₈.MEŠ-šu ši-ga-ru-šu {giš}tal-lu {giš}GAN.DU₇ giš-ša₃-ka₂-na-ku si-il-lu u₃ SIG₇.IGI.KU₃
6KU₃.BABBAR eb-bi u₂-ša-al-bi-iš-ma AM.AM KU₃.BABBAR ek-du-tim i-na si-ip-pe₂-e-šu uš-zi-iz
7KA₂ šu-a-tim a-na a-ṣe-e u₃ e-re-bu ša ma-ru be-lam DINGIR.DINGIR {d}na-bi-um
8ša i-ša-ad-di-hu-um a-na qe₂-er-bu-um šu-an-na{ki} u₂-na-am-mi-ir ki-ma u₄-um
9BARA₂ ši-ma-a-tim šu-ba-at {d}na-bi-um qar-du ma-ru ru-be₂-e ša i-na ZAG.MUK re-⸢eš ša-at⸣-[tim] UD.5.KAM UD.11.KAM i-na a-la-ku u₃ ta-a-ru ša ba-bi-⸢i-li⸣{[ki]}
10{d}na-bi-um IBILA šit-lu-ṭu i-ra-am-mu-u₂ ṣe-⸢ru-uš⸣-[šu]
11pi₂-ti-iq KU₃.BABBAR eb-bi e-ep-ti-iq-ma i-na me₂-he-er₄ KA₂ šu-a-⸢tim⸣ u₂-⸢ki⸣-[in]-⸢šu⸣ a₃-aš₂-ta-ak-ka-an a-na ⸢si-ma-a-tim⸣
12AM.AM KU₃.BABBAR nam-ru-u₃-tu i-na si-ip-pe₂-e KA₂.KA₂ e₂-zi-da uš-zi-iz
13i-na gi-mi-ir li-ib-bi-ia ki-i-nim ši-ṭe₃-er₄ E₂ ⸢šu-a⸣-tim aš₂-te-⸢eʾ⸣-e-ma
14i-na KU₃.GI KU₃.BABBAR NA₄.NA₄ ni-si₃-iq-tim e-ra-am {giš}MES.⸢MA₂.KAN.NA u₃⸣ {giš}EREN.{giš}EREN u₂-za-ʾi-⸢in ši-ki-in⸣-ša
15ši-ki-it-ti₃ e₂-zi-da ki-ma ši-ṭe-er-⸢ti₃⸣ [ša]-⸢ma⸣-mi u₂-ba-an-ni-⸢ma⸣
16ma-na-ma LUGAL ša ma-ah-ru ki-ma ia-a-ti-ma la ⸢u₂-ša₂⸣-an-bi-ṭu ši-ki-⸢in-ša⸣
17ša ma-na-ma LUGAL i-na LUGAL la ib-nu-u₃ a-na {d}AG be-li-ia ra-bi-iš e-pu₂-uš
18{d}na-bi-um u₃ {d}na-na-a be-le-e-a i-na hi-da-a-tim u₃ ri-ša-a-tim
19šu-ba-at ṭu-ub li-ib-bi qe₂-er-ba-šu u₂-še-ši-ib
20{d}na-bi-um-ku-du-ur₂-ri-u₂-ṣu-ur₂ šar ba-bi-i-li{ki}
21mu-uš-te-eʾ-u₃ aš₂-ra-a-ti₃ {d}na-bi-um u₃ {d}AMAR.UTU be-le-e-a a-na-ku
22ba-bi-i-li{ki} ma-ha-zi be-lam ra-bi₂-u₃ {d}AMAR.UTU im-gu-ur₂-{d}50 u₃ ne₂-me₂-et-ti₃-{d}50 BAD₃.BAD₃-šu ra-bi₂-u₃-tim
23ša {d}na-bi-um-IBILA-u₂-ṣu-⸢ur₂⸣ šar ba-bi-⸢i-li{ki⸣} a-bi ba-nu-u₃-a ib-nu-u₃ uš-šu-šu-⸢un⸣
24ka-a-ru ESIR.UD.<DU>.A u₃ a₃-gu-ur₂-ru a-⸢di⸣ ši-ni-ša u₂-ša-al-mi-šu-nu-⸢ti-ma⸣ la u₂-ša-ak-li-⸢lam⸣ ši-pi₅-ir₄-šu-⸢un⸣
25ia-a-tim IBILA-šu re-eš-ta-am na-ra-am li-ib-bi-ša BAD₃.BAD₃ šu-nu-⸢tim⸣ u₂-ša-aq-qa-am re-ša-a-šu₂-un u₂-ša-⸢ak⸣-li-lam ši-pi₅-ir₄-⸢šu⸣-un
26i-na ZAG.DU₈.MEŠ KA₂.GAL.MEŠ-ša AM.AM URUDU.HI.A ek-du-tim u₃ muš-huš-šu še-zu-zu-u₃-tim uš-zi-⸢iz⸣
27ab-ni-ma ka-a-ru ša-al-šu di-ma-a-tim a-ṣa-a-tim e-li te-me-en-nim ma-ah-ra-am
28u₂-ša-ap-pi₂-il-ma i-na i-ra-ti₃ ki-gal-lam u₂-ki-in uš-šu-šu-um
29ka-a-ru šu-a-tim it-ti ka-a-ru a-bi i-pu₂-šu a₃-sa-ni-iq-ma re-ši-šu ša-da-ni-iš u₂-za-⸢aq⸣-qi₂-ir
30ka-a-ru a-ra-ah-tim BAL.RI {d}UTU.E₃.A {d}UTU.E₃.A iš-tu KA₂.GAL-{d}iš-tar a-di KA₂.GAL-{<d>}u₂-ra-aš₂
31ma-ka-a-tim a-gur-ru e-be₂-er-ti₃ pu-ra-at-tim u₃ ka-a-ru hi-ri-tim ki-da-nim BAL.RI {d}UTU.ŠU₂.A {d}UTU.ŠU₂.A ša a-bi ba-nu-u₃-a i-pu₂-šu-ma iš-ku-num a-na ma-aṣ-ṣa-ar-tim
32u₂-še-pi₂-iš-ma ka-a-ru a-ra-ah-tim BAL.RI {d}UTU.E₃.A {d}UTU.E₃.A u₃ ka-a-ru hi-ri-tim ki-da-nim BAL.RI {d}UTU.ŠU₂.A {d}UTU.ŠU₂.A
33it-ti ka-a-ru a-bi i-pu₂-šu a₃-sa-ni-iq-ma i-ši-id-su-un i-na i-ra-ti₃ er-ṣe-tim u₂-ša-ar-mi-ma re-ša-a-šu-nu ki-ma ša-di-i-im lu u₂-ul-la
34{giš}ma₂-umuš-a e-lep {d}AMAR.UTU a-na ši-ta-ad-du-hi-im pu-ra-at-tim u₃ u₂-ru-uh a-⸢ki-tum⸣
35ša i-na re-eš ša-at-tim i-na qe₂-er-bi-ša i-⸢ša⸣-ad-⸢di-ha⸣-am ru-⸢bu-um⸣ {[d}AMAR.UTU]
36bi-na-tu-šu pa-na u₃ ar₂-ki-im KU₃.GI ru-uš-ša-am u₂-⸢ša⸣-al-⸢bi-iš-ma NA₄⸣.NA₄ ni-si₃-iq-tim u₂-za-⸢ʾi-in-šu⸣
37{giš}ma₂-id₂-⸢da-he₂⸣-du₇ e-lep {d}na-bi-um i-na pa-ša-al-⸢li⸣ na-am-ra
38u₃ ni-si₃-iq-ti₃ NA₄.NA₄ el-lu-u₃-tim {giš}za-ra-tim u₃ {giš}⸢GUR₇⸣.MEŠ-šu ki-la-al-la-an u₂-za-ʾi-⸢in⸣-ma
39a-na a-la-ku šu-an-na{ki} u₃ ta-a-ru bar₂-sipa{ki} ša ⸢ZAG.MUK⸣
40a-na ma-ru be-lam DINGIR.DINGIR lu u₂-ki-⸢in⸣
41e₂-mah E₂ {d}nin-mah e₂-{giš}nig₂-gidru-kalam-ma-sum-mu E₂ {d}na-bi-um ša ha-re-⸢e⸣
42e₂-hur-sag-sikil-la E₂ {d}nin-kar-ra-ak-a e₂-giš-nu₁₁-gal E₂ {d}30 BAL.RI {d}UTU.E₃.A {d}UTU.E₃.A
43e₂-nam-he₂ E₂ {d}IŠKUR e₂-di-ku₅-kalam-ma E₂ {d}UTU e₂-ki-tuš-garza E₂ {d}NIN-e₂-an-na BAL.RI {d}UTU.ŠU₂.A {d}UTU.ŠU₂.A
44i-na TIN.TIR{ki} e-eš-ši-iš ab-ni-ma ⸢ul⸣-la-a-am re-ša-a-ši-in
45a-na ma-aṣ-ṣa-ar-ti₃ TIN.TIR{ki} du-un-nu-nim ša ul-tu pa-nim ma-am-ma-an la ⸢i-pu₂-šu⸣-um
464 LIM KUŠ₃ qa₂-qa₂-ru i-ta-a-ti₃ a-lam u₂-ša-az-⸢zi⸣-[iz]-⸢ma⸣
47ab-ni-ma BAD₃ da-num₂ BAL.RI {d}UTU.E₃.A {d}UTU.E₃.A TIN.TIR{ki} u₂-ša-⸢as⸣-hi-⸢ir₄⸣
48hi-ri-is-su ah-ru-uṣ-ma šu-pu-ul me-e ak-⸢šu⸣-ud
49i-na ki-ib-ri-ša ka-a-ru pa-ag-lu-u₃-tim i-na ku-up-ru u₃ a-gur-ru
50ša a-di ši-ni-ša a-bi a-li-dam i-pu₂-šu-ma la u₂-ša-ak-li-lam si-it-ta-a-tim
51ia-a-tim ka-a-ru da-num₂ di-ma-a-tim a-ṣa-a-tim i-na ku-up-ru u₃ a-gur-ru ab-ni-ma
52it-ti ka-a-ru a-bi i-pu₂-šu a₃-sa-ni-iq-ma ka-a-ru še-la-al-ti-šu-nu
5324 KUŠ₃ u₂-ša-an-di-il-ma ki-ma ši-pi-ik ša-di-i-im
54a₃-aš₂-ta-ap-pa-ak-ma u₂-ša-qa-am re-ša-a-šu-un
55ṭa-a-bi-su-pu₂-ur₂-šu BAD₃ ba-ar-si₂-pa₃{ki} ša a-bi ba-nu-u₃-a u₂-ki-in-nim uš-šu-šu-um
56ka-a-ru ESIR.UD.<DU>.A u₃ a₃-gu-ur₂-ru u₂-ša-al-mu-šu-ma u₂-da-an-ni-nam ri-ik-su-šu
57BAD₃ šu-a-tim u₂-ša-qa-am re-ša-a-ša u₂-ša-ak-li-lam ši-pi₅-ir₄-šu
58hi-ri-is-su ah-ru-uṣ-ma me-e da-nu₄-tim u₂-ša-al-mi-iš
59ka-a-ru ki-ib-ri-ša i-na ku-up-ru u₃ a₃-gu-ur₂-ru ab-ni-ma
60it-ti ka-a-ru a-bi i-pu₂-šu u₂-ša₂-la-hi-ma i-ši-id-su i-na i-ra-ti₃ ki-gal-lam u₂-ki-in te-me-en-ša
61a-na {d}DUMU-E₂ be-lam a-li-ku ma-ah-ri-ia mu-ša-ab-bi-ir ka-ak-ku na-ak-ri-ia
62E₂-su i-na ba-ar-si₂-pa₃{ki} e-eš-ši-iš e-pu₂-uš
63a-na {d}nin-kar-ra-ak-a šu-e-ti ba-la-ṭu ga-mi-la-at na-pi₂-iš-ti-ia
64a-ši-ba-at e₂-ti-la e₂-ti-la E₂-su i-na ba-ar-si₂-pa₃{ki} e-eš-ši-iš e-pu₂-uš
65a-na {d}nin-kar-ra-ak-a ru-ba-at ṣi-ir-tim mu-ša-ar-ba-ta zi-ik-ru šar-ru-u₂-ti-ia
66a-ši-ba-at e₂-gu-la e₂-gu-la E₂-su i-na ba-ar-si₂-pa₃{ki} e-eš-ši-iš e-pu₂-uš
67a-na {d}nin-kar-ra-ak-a be-el-tim ra-bi₂-tim mu-ba-al-li-ṭa₂-at na-piš-ti-ia
68a-ši-ba-at e₂-zi-ba-ti-la e₂-zi-ba-ti-la E₂-su i-na ba-ar-si₂-pa₃{ki} e-eš-ši-iš e-pu₂-uš
69ša {d}NE₃.ERI₁₁.GAL be-lam ka-su-u₂ i-di za-ʾi-i-ri-ia {giš}IG.{giš}IG KA₂.KA₂ E₂-šu e₂-mes-lam KU₃.BABBAR eb-bi u₂-za-ʾi-in
70as-ku-up-pi u₃ nu-ku-uš-še-e {giš}IG.{giš}IG ša-ap-lu-u₃-tim
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1pi₂-ti-iq KU₃.BABBAR eb-bi e-ep-⸢ti-iq⸣-[ma (...) a-na ṣu]-⸢lu-li⸣ a₃-aš₂-ta-⸢ak-ka-an⸣
2ma-aṣ-ṣa-ar-ti₃ e₂-⸢mes⸣-[lam a-na du-un-nu-nim i-ga-ri si-hi]-⸢ir⸣-ti₃ e₂-mes-lam
3u₃ E₂.MEŠ-ša ⸢ša pa-ni KISAL⸣ [ki-ma la-bi₂-ri-im]-⸢ma⸣ e-eš-ši-iš e-pu₂-uš
4ka-a-ru hi-ri-ti₃ GU₂.⸢DU₈.A{ki⸣} [i-na ku-up]-ru ⸢u₃ a₃⸣-gu-ur₂-⸢ru⸣ a-⸢lam a⸣-na ⸢ki⸣-da-nim [u₂]-⸢ša⸣-as-hi-⸢ir⸣
5e₂-babbar-ra E₂ {d}UTU ša ⸢ZIMBIR{ki⸣} e₂-ul-la E₂ {d}nin-[kar-ra]-⸢ak⸣-a ⸢ša⸣ ZIMBIR{[ki]}
6⸢e₂-dur₂⸣-gi-na ⸢E₂⸣ {[d}LUGAL]-⸢ASAL₂ ša⸣ [i]-⸢na ba-aṣ{ki⸣}
7⸢e₂⸣-i-bi₂-{d}a-⸢nu⸣ [E₂ {d}uraš] ⸢ša dil⸣-bat{⸢ki⸣} [e₂]-igi-kalam-ma E₂ {⸢d}lugal⸣-mar₂-da ⸢ša mar₂-da{ki⸣}
8⸢e₂-an⸣-[na] ⸢E₂ {d⸣}[iš-tar] ⸢ša⸣ [UNUG]{⸢ki⸣} e₂-babbar-ra E₂ {⸢d⸣}UTU ša ⸢larsa⸣{[ki]}
9e₂-giš-⸢nu₁₁⸣-[gal] ⸢E₂ {d}30 ša uri₂{[ki]}
10e-eš-⸢re-e⸣-ti DINGIR.DINGIR ⸢GAL.GAL⸣ ki-ni-iš a₃-aš₂-te-eʾ-e-[ma]
11pa-⸢ni qa₂⸣-qa₂-ru u₂-ša-ap-pi₂-il-⸢ma⸣ te-me-en-ši-na la-bi₂-ri ⸢a-hi-iṭ⸣ [ah-re-e-ma]
12e-⸢li te-me-en⸣-ni-ši-na ša LUGAL pa-nim ma-ah-⸢ra⸣-a u₂-⸢ki-in⸣-[nu] u₂-⸢ša⸣-ak-li-⸢lam⸣ ši-⸢pi₅-ir₄-<<x>>-ši⸣-[in]
13DINGIR.DINGIR GAL.GAL a-ši-ib ⸢li⸣-ib-bi-ši-⸢in i-na hi⸣-da-a-tim ⸢u₃⸣ [ri-ša]-⸢a-tim⸣
14qe₂-er-⸢ba⸣-šu-un u₂-ša-ar-ma-a ⸢šu-ba-at-su-un⸣ [ṣi-ir]-⸢tim⸣
15a-na {d}AMAR.UTU be-li-ia pa-al-hi-iš u₂-⸢ta-qu⸣ [URU].⸢URU GAL.GAL⸣
16ba-bi-i-li{ki} a-lam ta-⸢na-da-a-ti-ša u₃ ba-ar-si₂-pa₃⸣{ki} a-lam x x x-ti-ša
17u₂-⸢da⸣-an-ni-⸢in⸣-ma ⸢SUHUŠ⸣-šu ⸢du-un-nu⸣-[nim] ⸢ma-aṣ-ṣa⸣-ar-ti₃
18⸢e₂-sag-il₂⸣ u₃ ⸢e₂⸣-zi-⸢da⸣ x x x-ti₃-ma
19⸢e-li ša u₄-um pa-nim u₂-ša-ti-ru a-na re-eš šat⸣-tim a₃-aš₂-ta-ak-ka-an
20⸢zi-in-na-a⸣-ti₃ e₂-sag-⸢il₂⸣ u₃ e₂-⸢zi-da te⸣-di-iš-ti₃ ba-bi-⸢i-li{ki} u₃⸣ ba-ar-[si₂]-pa₃{ki}
21⸢ša e-li ša mah-ri⸣ [u₂]-⸢ša⸣-ti-qu-ma aš₂-ku-nim a-na re-še-e-tim
22za-⸢na-an⸣ e-eš-re-⸢e-ti₃ DINGIR.DINGIR ra-bi₂-u₂-<ti> ša LUGAL.MEŠ ab⸣-be₂-e-a u₂-ša-ṭi₃-ru
23⸢ka-la⸣ [e]-ep-⸢še-tu-u₂-a⸣ šu-qu-⸢ra-a-tim⸣ i-⸢na⸣ [NA₄].⸢RU₂.A⸣ a₃-aš₂-ṭu-⸢ur₂-ma⸣
24u₂-⸢ki-in ah⸣-ra-⸢ta-aš₂⸣
25⸢ka-la e-ep-še-tu⸣-u₂-a ša i-na NA₄.RU₂.A a₃-aš₂-ṭu-[ru]
26⸢ša⸣ x x x ⸢tim {d}AMAR.UTU⸣ be-li-ia u₃ {d}na-bi-um ⸢IBILA⸣-šu ⸢ki⸣-[(i)]-⸢nim⸣
27[x] ⸢AM GU MA at-ta⸣-al-la-⸢ka⸣-am ⸢a₃⸣-ar-⸢ki-šu-un⸣
28šu-nu-ma DINGIR.DINGIR ⸢GAL⸣.GAL ha-di-iš im-⸢gu⸣-[ru-ma x x] x ⸢ri ik u₃⸣ na [x x] ⸢az⸣ a-na [...] ⸢hu/ri šu un⸣ [(x)]
29i-na qi₂-bi-ti-šu-⸢nu⸣ [ṣi-ir-ti MA.DA.MA].⸢DA⸣ ru-⸢qa⸣-a-⸢tim⸣
30a-bi ba-[nu-u₂-a x x] x x x [...]-⸢si⸣-in
31mu-⸢da-am li⸣-[ta-am-ma]-⸢ar⸣-ma [ta-nit-ti DINGIR.MEŠ] ⸢li-ih-ta-as⸣-sa-as
32e-pe-šu ma-ha-⸢zi DINGIR.DINGIR⸣ u₃ {d}IŠ.⸢TAR⸣ [ša] ⸢EN⸣ [ra-bi₂]-⸢u₃ {d}AMAR.UTU⸣
33⸢u₂⸣-[ma]-⸢a⸣-ar-an-ni-ma u₂-ša-⸢ad⸣-ka-an-nim ⸢li-ib-ba-am⸣
34pa-al-⸢hi⸣-[iš la a-ba]-⸢aṭ⸣-ṭi-⸢il-šu u₂⸣-ša-al-⸢la⸣-[am ši]-⸢pi₅⸣-ir₄-⸢šu⸣
35i₃-nu-⸢mi⸣-šu [i]-⸢na li⸣-mi-ti₃ x x [(x)] x E₂ {[d}AG] ⸢ša ki⸣-sa-al-lam
36[...] x x x [x x] na ⸢an an i-na qe₂-er⸣-bi-ša
37ša ⸢LUGAL ma⸣-[ah-ri ... te-me-en]-ni-⸢ša i-qu⸣-pu-um
38⸢si-ru ša⸣ [...] ⸢il⸣-li-ki-im ⸢la-ba⸣-ri-iš
39ma-⸢aṣ-ṣa-ar⸣-[ti-šu a-na du]-⸢un-nu-nim a₃⸣-[aš₂]-⸢te-eʾ⸣-e-ma
40i-ga-⸢ru-ša mi/di⸣ ti [x x] x [... i]-⸢ga-ru-ša ub⸣-la-am-ma
41i-ga-⸢ru-šu⸣ an-hu-tu u₂-⸢pa₃-aš₂-ši-hu-ma⸣ x ⸢i⸣-<<ga>>-ga-⸢ru⸣-<<x>>-⸢ša u₂⸣-bi-il-ma
42u₂-⸢ki-in⸣ [ah-ra]-⸢ta⸣-[aš ka]-⸢la⸣
43e-ep-⸢še-tu⸣-u₂-a šu-qu-ra-a-⸢tim⸣ [i-na {na₄}NA.RU₂.A a₃-aš₂]-⸢ṭu⸣-[ur₂]-⸢ma⸣
44⸢a-na⸣ x [x x] x {d}mu-ṣi-ib-ba-⸢sa₄⸣-[a ...] x x [...] x x x [(x)]
45ga-aš₂-ru ⸢ši-it⸣-ra-hu qar-du ša ⸢a₃⸣-[...] x [x x]
46li-pi₂-it qa₂-ti-ia šu-qu-ru ⸢a-na da⸣-[x x] x [...] x ⸢ri⸣
47mi-im-me₂-e e-te-ep-pu-ša li-ku-un-⸢šu-ma la⸣ ma-qu₂-⸢tum₃⸣ x (x) ⸢am⸣
48i-na qe₂-re-eb e₂-sag-il₂ u₃ e₂-zi-⸢da⸣
49lu-ut-ta-al-la-ak i-na dam-qa-a-[tim]
50i-na {giš}LE.U₅.UM-ka ki-i-nim mu-ši-im ši-ma-a-ti₃ DINGIR.DINGIR [GAL.GAL]
51ba-la-ṭa₄ UD.MEŠ ru-qu-u₂-tu še-be₂-e li-it-tu-u₂-⸢tu⸣
52MU.AN.NA.MEŠ hu-ud li-ib-bi pa-le-e bu-ʾa-a-[ri]
53ku-un-ni₇ {giš}GU.ZA LUGAL-u₂-tu du-⸢ra⸣ da-[ri]
54be-lu-tu ṣa-al-ma-at qa₂-qa₂-di ka-la-ši-na e-pe-[šu]
55a-na ši-ri-ik-tim šu-ur₂-ka-am-ma lu-ku-un a-na du-ur₂ UD.[MEŠ]
56a-ma-at du-um-qi₂ i-ša-ar-tim ša e-li-ka ṭa-a-bi šu-ub-ša-⸢am⸣ i-na li-ib-bi-[ia]
57mi-im-mu-u₂ i-na li-ib-bi-ia tu-ša-⸢ab⸣-šu-u₂ e-ma li-⸢ib-bi⸣-[x (x)] u₂-za-am-ma-ru li-pu-ša qa-⸢ta-a⸣-a
58i-na ma-ha-ar {d}AMAR.UTU a-bi ba-⸢ni-ka⸣
59u₃ {d}e₄-ru₆-u₂-a šar-ra-tum um-ma a-li-it-ti-⸢ka⸣
60e-ep-še-tu-u₂-a šu-qu-ra-a-tim a-na da-mi-iq-tim ti-iz-[ka-ar]
61li-ri-ku UD.MEŠ-u₂-a li-ku-nim pa-⸢lu⸣-u₃-[a]
62lu-pu-uš-ma re-e₂-⸢u₂-ti₃ ṣa-al⸣-ma-at qa₂-qa₂-di-[im]
63lu-be₂-lam ka-⸢al⸣ [ni]-⸢ši⸣

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