Adad-nerari II 2 (Q006021)
Royal Inscription, Neo-Assyrian, Qalat Sherqat (Assur) · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
Open in the reader & map →See it among all tablets
| Designation | Adad-nerari II 2 |
|---|---|
| ID | Q006021 |
| Collection | Vorderasiatisches Museum, Berlin, Germany |
| Language | Akkadian |
| Period | Neo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE |
| Genre | Royal Inscription |
| Find spot | Qalat Sherqat (Assur) |
| Coordinates | 35.4581, 43.2620 |
English translation
By ORACC project riao · Via Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC)
| Line | English |
|---|---|
| Obverse [0:4] 11–44 | [God Aššur, ...; god Enlil, ...]; god [Sîn, king of the lunar disk], lord of brilliance; [god Šamaš, judge of] heaven and underworld, commander of all; god Marduk, sage of the gods, lord of oracles; god Nin[urta, warrior of] the Igīgū and Anunnakū gods; god Nergal, perfect one, king of battle; god Nusku, bearer of the holy scepter, circumspect god; goddess Ninlil, spouse of the god Enlil, mother of the great gods; goddess Ištar, foremost in heaven and underworld, who is consummate in the canons of combat; |
| Obverse [4:10] 55–1010 | Great gods, who take firm decisions, who decree destinies; they properly created me, Adad-nārārī, attentive prince, [...], they altered my stature to lordly stature, they rightly made perfect my features and filled my lordly body with wisdom. After the great gods had decreed (my destiny, after) they had entrusted to me the scepter for the shepherding of the people, (after) they had raised me above crowned kings (and) placed on my head the royal splendor; they made my almighty name greater than (that of) all lords, the important name Adad-nārārī, king of Assyria, they called me. Strong king, king of Assyria, king of the four quarters, sun(god) of all people, I; |
| Obverse [10:12] 1111–1212 | son of Aššur-dān (II), appointee of the god Enlil, vice-regent of Aššur, who defeated all his enemies, son of Tiglath-pileser (II), king of [Assyria], holy offspring of Aššur-rēša-iši (II), martial sovereign, trampler of criminals; |
| Obverse [12:15] 1313–1515 | at that time, by the edict of the great gods, my sovereignty (and) dominion were decreed (and) they named me to plunder the possessions of the lands. I am king, I am lord, I am powerful, I am important, I am praiseworthy, I am magnificent, I am strong, I am mighty, I am fierce, I am enormously radiant, I am a hero, I am a warrior, I am a virile lion, I am foremost, I am exalted, I am raging; |
| Obverse [15:18] 1616–1818 | Adad-nārārī, strong king, king of Assyria, king of the four quarters, the one who defeats his enemies, I, the king capable in battle, overwhelmer of cities, the one who scorches the mountains of (foreign) lands, I, the virile warrior, the one who controls those opposed to him, who is inflamed against the evil and wicked, I, I scorch like the god Girru (fire god), I overwhelm like the deluge, [...], I have no successful opponent; |
| Obverse [18:22] 1919–2222 | I am belligerent like ..., I strike the wicked like the fierce dagger, I constantly blow like the onslaught of the wind, I rage like the gale, I uproot (people) like [hair] of the skin, I overpower like the net, I enclose like the trap, at the mention of my strong name the princes of the four quarters sway like reeds in a storm, at the onset of my campaign their weapons melt as though in a furnace; |
| Obverse [22:25] 2323–2525 | valiant man who marched with the support of the god Aššur, his lord, from the other side of the Lower Zab, the district of the Lullumu, the lands Ḫabḫu (and) Zamua, as far as the passes of the land Namru and subdued the extensive land of the Qumānu as far as the lands Meḫru, Salua, and Uraṭru, |
| Obverse [25:29] 2626–2929 | (who) became lord over the entire land Katmuḫu and brought (it) into the boundaries of his land; conqueror of the entire land Karduniaš (Babylonia); who brought about the defeat of Šamaš-mudammiq, king of Karduniaš (Babylonia), from Mount Ialman to the River Turan (Diyala?); (the region) from the city Laḫiru to Ugar-sallu was added to the boundaries of Assyria; I conquered the entire land of the city Dēr; I brought back the cities Arrapha (and) Lubdu, fortresses of Karduniaš (Babylonia), into the boundaries of Assyria; |
| Obverse [29:33] 3030–3333 | (who) yet a fourth time marched to the lands Nairi and conquered the interior of the land Ḫabḫu, the cities Naḫur (and) Ašnaku; indeed (who) was constantly traversing the mighty mountains; (who) conquered the cities of the land Natbu; indeed I (who) entirely destroyed the land Alzu (so that it looked) like ruin hills (created by) the deluge; I (who) took hostages from them (and) imposed upon them tribute and tax; (I who) brought about the defeat of the field troops of the Aḫlamû-Arameans; (I who) received the tribute of the Sūḫu; |
| Obverse [33:35] 3434–3535 | (who) brought into the boundaries of his land the cities Idu (and) Zaqqu, fortresses of Assyria; (who recaptured) the cities Arinu, Turḫu, (and) Zaduru, conquered regions which the land Šubrû had torn away from Assyria: |
| Obverse [35:38] 3636–3838 | The ancient city Apqu, which kings who preceded me had built, had become dilapidated and turned into ruin hills. I rebuilt this city, reconstructed it from top to bottom, completed (it), decorated (it) in a splendid fashion, (and) made it bigger than before. I constructed therein my enormous lordly palace. |
| Obverse [38:41] 3939–4141 | In the eponymy of Dūr-māti-Aššur I marched to the extensive land Ḫanigalbat. Nūr-Adad, the Temannu, mustered his troops (and) we drew up in battle formation at the city Pauza at the foot of Mount Kašiiari. We fought with one another; I brought about his defeat from the city Pauza to the city Naṣipinu (and) destroyed his numerous chariots. |
| Obverse [41:44] 4242–4444 | In the eponymy of Ilī-emūqāya I marched a second time to the land Ḫanigalbat. I fought with him at Naṣipanu. I dyed the countryside red with the blood of his warriors. I entered the city Iaridu. I reaped the harvest of his land. I regarded the city Saraku as mine (and) heaped up the barley and straw therein. |
| Obverse [44:48] 4545–4848 | In the eponymy of Ninuāiia I marched a third time to the land Ḫanigalbat. I captured the city Ḫuzirina. I completely surrounded the wall. The (people of) the cities at the foot of Mount Kašiiari, which Mamli the Temannu had captured, submitted to me. I regarded his palaces as mine. At that time I received a large female monkey (and) a small female monkey, a shipment from the land Bīt-Adini which lies on the bank of the Euphrates. |
| Obverse [48:60] 4949–6060 | In the eponymy of Likberu I marched a fourth time to the land Ḫanigalbat. At that time Muquru, the Temannu, broke the oath of the great gods and belligerently sought against me war and battle. Trusting in his fortified city, his strong bow, his extensive troops, and the Arameans, he rebelled against me. I mustered my chariotry (and) troops (and) marched to the city Gidara, which the Arameans call Raqammatu (and) which the Arameans had taken away by force after the time of Tiglath-pileser, son of Aššur-rēša-iši, king of Assyria, a prince who preceded me. In my cunning (55) I placed redoubts around it (the city), (a tactic) which had never been used by (lit. “did not exist among”) the kings my fathers. (Although) he had dug a moat around his city they took fright in the face of my fierce weapons, my raging battle, (and) my strong forces and I entered with force (and) violence the city Raqammatu. That fellow I brought down from his palace. I personally inspected his property, precious stone of the mountain, chariots, horses, his wives, his sons, his daughters — (all) his valuable booty. That fellow together with his brothers I fastened in bronze clasps (and) brought (them) to my city Aššur. (Thus) have I constantly established the victory and strength of Aššur, my lord, over the land Ḫanigalbat. |
| Obverse [60:62] 6161–6262 | In the eponymy of Adad-aḫa-iddina, governor of Inner City (Aššur), I marched a fifth time to the land Ḫanigalbat. I received the tribute of the lands. |
| Obverse [61:79] 6262–7979 | In the eponymy of Adad-dān, with the rage of my strong weapons I marched a sixth time to the land Ḫanigalbat. I confined Nūr-Adad, the Temannu, in the city Naṣibina (and) established seven redoubts around it. I stationed therein Aššur-dīnī-amur, the commander-in-chief. (65) He (Nūr-Adad) had dug a moat, which had not previously existed, in bedrock all around it (the city). He had made (it) nine cubits wide and had dug it down to water-level. The wall was next to the moat. I encircled his moat with my warriors like a flame (and) they (the enemy) screamed like children about it. [I laid] traps as strong as the destructive deluge for him [and] deprived him of grain. By the command of the god Aššur, the great lord, my lord, I carried off from his city his [...], his gold, his property, precious stone of the mountain, his gods, chariots with teams of [horses], ..., (70) a staff, his battle-gear, a gold throne, polished gold dishes, decorated [couches with] inlay, weapons, ... arrows, a gold tent befitting his sovereignty, [...] the weight of which I did not determine, and the extensive property of his palace. [Afterwards ...] ... ascended his lordly throne. Within his sanctum he slaughtered holy sacrifices, offered oxen, made a libation of best beer, (and) (75) completed the offering with holy sweet wine of the mountain. (Thus) he made his offerings and had himself exalted with elaborate praise: “In all lands kings are in sore distress (and) mountains shake!” The king spoke humbly to his nobles: “The young man of Aššur, praise of his warriorship is exalted; his deeds are of the god Dagan; the king who magnifies his praises!” I brought back in my presence Nūr-Adad together with his extensive troops as hostages. I granted cities with people to Assyria (and) counted them. |
| Obverse [79:90] 8080–9090 | In this same eponymy, on that campaign of mine on which I brought back in my presence Nūr-Adad, the Temannu, together with his extensive troops as captives, I brought him to my land (and) into Nineveh. I mustered chariotry (and) troops (and) marched over difficult roads and rugged mountains which were unsuitable for the passage of my chariotry (and) troops, into which none of the kings my fathers had penetrated and wherein no winged bird of the sky flew — (I marched) to the cities Sikkur (and) Sappānu which since the time of Tukultī-Ninurta (I), king of Assyria, (85) son of Shalmaneser (I) (who was) also king of Assyria, a prince who preceded me, had withheld tax (and) tribute from Aššur, my lord. I surrounded the cities Sikkur (and) Sappānu (and) fought with them. I inflicted a major defeat upon them. I brought forth their booty, possessions, property, herds, (and) flocks (and) brought (them) to my city Aššur. I conquered all the cities in the district of the cities Sikkur (and) Sappānu. The remainder of their (inhabitants, who) had fled before my strong weapons, came down (and) submitted to me. I received from them tribute (and) imposed upon them stringent taxes and dues. |
| Obverse [90:93] 9191–9393 | In the month Simānu, the fifteenth day, eponymy of Ina-ilīya-allak, I marched to the assistance of the city Kummu. I made sacrifices before the god Adad of the city Kummu, my lord. I burnt the cities of the land Ḫabḫu, enemies of the city Kummu. I reaped the harvest of his land (and) imposed upon them stringent taxes and dues. |
| Obverse [93:96] 9494–9696 | In the month Nisannu, eponymy of Šamaš-abūia, I marched a second time to the assistance of the city Kummu. I conquered, burnt, ravaged, (and) destroyed the cities Satkuru, Iasaddu, Kunnu, Tabsia, cities of the land Ḫabḫu in the environs of the city Kummu (which) had withheld my (tribute of) teams of horses. |
| Obverse [96:104] 9797–104104 | By the command of Aššur, the great lord, my lord, and the goddess Ištar, mistress of battle and strife, who goes at the head of my extensive army; in the month Simānu, in this same eponymy, I marched for a fifth time to the land Ḫanigalbat. I received the tribute of the land Ḫanigalbat above and below. (Thus) I became lord of the extensive land Ḫanigalbat to its entire extent (and) (100) brought (it) into the boundaries of my land. I brought them under one authority. I crossed the River Ḫabur (and) marched to the city Guzānu which Abi-salāmu, a man of Bīt-Baḫiāni, held. I entered the city Sikānu which lies at the source of the River Ḫabur. By the exalted strength of the god Šamaš, lord of my turban, lover of my priesthood, I received from him his numerous chariots, teams of horses, silver, gold, the property of his palace. I imposed upon him tribute. |
| Obverse [104:119] 105105–119119 | On this same campaign of mine I made my way along the banks of the River Ḫabur. I spent the night in the city Arnabānu. Moving on from the city Arnabānu I spent the night in the city Ṭabitu. Moving on from the city Ṭabitu I entered the city Šadikannu. I received tribute, tax, chariots, (and) gold. Moving on from the city Šadikannu I spent the night in the city Kisiru. Moving on from the city Kisiru I entered the city Qatnu. I allowed to remain (there) Amīl-Adad, a man of the city Qatnu, (my) vassal. (110) I received from him the property of his palace, chariots (and) horses, wagons (and) oxen. I imposed upon him tribute. Moving on from the city Qatnu I pitched camp (and) spent the night in the mountains of buṣu (which) are by the River Ḫabur. Moving on from the mountains of buṣu I entered the city Dūr-aduklimmu. I regarded the city Dūr-aduklimmu as mine. Moving on from the city Dūr-aduklimmu (115) I marched to the land Laqû, to the city Zūriḫ (which) Baratara, a man of Bīt-Ḫalupê, held. I received from him tribute and tax. I passed on to the city of the man Harānu (and) received tribute (and) tax. I marched to the city Sirqu which lies on the other bank of the Euphrates (and) which Mudadda, the Laqû, held. I received tribute, tax, the property of his palace, oxen, agālu-donkeys, tribute and tax of the land Laqû to its entire extent above and below. I received the tribute of the city Ḫindānu. I brought (this) to my city Aššur. |
| Obverse [119:121] 120120–121121 | I constructed palaces in the (various) districts of my land. I hitched up plows in the (various) districts of my land (and thereby) piled up more grain than ever before. I hitched up more teams of horses than ever before for the forces of my land. |
| Obverse [121:127] 122122–127127 | The gods Ninurta (and) Nergal, who love my priesthood, gave to me the wild beasts and commanded me to hunt. I killed 360 lions from my ... chariot, with my valorous assault, (and) on my swift feet with the spear. I killed 240 wild bulls. I captured alive nine strong wild virile bulls with horns. I killed six elephants in a conflict; I drove four elephants into an ambush and captured (them) alive. I captured five (elephants) by means of a snare. In Inner City (Aššur) I formed herds of lions, wild bulls, elephants, aialu-deer, ibex, wild asses, deer, (and) ostriches. |
| Obverse [127:130] 128128–130130 | At that time the ancient temple of the goddess Gula, my mistress, which previously Tukultī-Ninurta (I), my forefather, vice-regent of Aššur, had built — this temple had become dilapidated and I removed its debris down to the bottom of the foundation pit. I greatly enlarged this temple beyond previous extent. I completed it from top to bottom and deposited my monumental inscriptions. |
| Obverse [130:131] 131131–131131 | May a later prince restore it (and) return my inscribed name to its place. (Then) Aššur and the goddess Gula will listen to his prayers. |
| Obverse [131:133] 132132–133133 | As for the one who removes my inscriptions and my name: may Aššur and the goddess Gula overthrow his sovereignty (and) destroy his name (and) his seed from the land. |
| Obverse [133:134] 134134–134134 | Month Abu, seventeenth day, eponymy of Ilī-napištī-uṣur, eunuch of Adad-nārārī, king of Assyria. |
Transliteration (ATF)
From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)
| Line | ATF | Machine English (draft) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | [...] DINGIR (x) [...] x EN nam-ri-ri | |
| 2 | {[d}UTU DI.KU₅] ⸢AN-e u₃ KI⸣-te mu-ma-ʾe-er gim-ri {⸢d}AMAR.UTU ap⸣-kal DINGIR.⸢MEŠ⸣ EN ⸢te⸣-re-te {⸢d}nin⸣-[urta qar-rad] | |
| 3 | {⸢d}NUN⸣.GAL.MEŠ u {d}a-nun-na-ki {d}U.GUR git₂-ma-lu MAN tam-ha-ri {d}nusku na-ši {giš}GIDRU KU₃-te DINGIR mul-[ta-lu] | |
| 4 | {d}NIN.⸢LIL₂ hi-ir-ti {d}BAD⸣ AMA DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ {d}iš₈-tar₂ SAG-⸢ti⸣ AN-e ⸢u₃ KI⸣-te ša pa-ra-aṣ qar-du-ti šuk-lu-la | |
| 5 | ⸢DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ⸣ ga-me-ru-ut EŠ.BAR mu-šim-mu {d}NAM.MEŠ {m}10-ERIM.TAH₂ NUN na-a-du ke-niš ib-nu-ni [...] | |
| 6 | ⸢nab-ni-te⸣ a-na nab-ni-ti EN-ti uš-te-en₆-nu-u₂ ši-⸢kin₂ bu-na-ni⸣-ia i-še-riš u₂-šek₂-li-lu-ma | |
| 7 | zu-mur EN-ti-ia iš-pu-uk ⸢ta⸣-ši-im-⸢ta⸣ EGIR DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ i-ši-mu-ma {giš}GIDRU ⸢mur⸣-[te-ʾa-at] | |
| 8 | ⸢UN.MEŠ⸣ a-⸢na⸣ qa-ti-ia u-me-el-lu-u₂ UGU MAN.MEŠ-ni ⸢šu⸣-ut a-ge-e iš-šu-u₂-ni me-lam-me MAN-ti | |
| 9 | i-pi-ru-ni siq-ri šur-ba-a UGU nap-⸢har EN.MEŠ u₂⸣-ša₂-te-ru šu-mu kab-ta | |
| 10 | {m}10-ERIM.TAH₂ MAN KUR AŠ ib-bu-ni MAN dan-⸢nu MAN KUR AŠ⸣ MAN kib-rat 4-i {d}šam-šu kiš-šat UN.MEŠ a-na-ku | |
| 11 | ⸢DUMU⸣ {m}aš-šur-KAL-an GAR {d}BAD ŠID aš-šur ša₂ kul₂-lat za-e-ri-šu i-ne₂-ru-ma DUMU ša₂ {m}GISKIM-A-e₂-šar₂-ra ⸢MAN⸣ [KUR AŠ] | |
| 12 | lit-tu el-lu-tu ša₂ {m}aš-šur-SAG-i-ši MAN da-pi-nu mu-di-iš tar-gi₄-gi₄ | |
| 13 | ina UD.MEŠ-šu-ma ina pi-i DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ MAN-ti EN-ti ⸢lu⸣-ṣa-a a-na ša₂-la-la NIG₂.GA.MEŠ KUR.KUR.MEŠ MU ib-bu-u₂ | |
| 14 | šar-ra-ku be-la-ku geš-⸢ra-ku kab-ta-ku na-da-ku šur-ru-ha-ku⸣ dan-na-ku dan-dan-na-ku aš₂-ṭa-ku | |
| 15 | na-mur-ra-ku u₃ šur-ba-ku ⸢ur-ša⸣-na-⸢ku qar-ra-da-ku lab-ba⸣-ku u₃ zi-ka-ra-ku a-ša₂-re-da-ku ṣi-ra-⸢ku⸣ šit-mu-ra-ku | |
| 16 | {[m]}{d}IŠKUR-ERIM.TAH₂ MAN dan-nu MAN KUR aš-šur MAN kib-rat 4-i mu-ne₂-er a-ia-bi-šu ana-ku MAN le-ʾu-u₂ MURUB₄ sa-pi-in URU.⸢URU⸣ | |
| 17 | mu-šah-me-ṭi₂ KUR.MEŠ ša KUR.KUR.MEŠ ana-ku zi-ka-ru qar-du mu-la-iṭ ⸢aš₂-ṭu⸣-te-šu₂ hi-it-muṭ rag-gi u₃ ṣe-ni ana-⸢ku⸣ | |
| 18 | ⸢ki-ma⸣ {d}{giš}BAR a-ha-maṭ GIM a-bu-be a-sa-pan x x x x x (x)-⸢ša⸣-te ⸢mu⸣-ne₂-ha ul i-šu | |
| 19 | [ki]-ma šu-bu-ri da-pi-⸢na-ku⸣ GIM GIR₂ šal-ba-be u₂-ra-ṣa-pa ⸢ṣe⸣-en-ni ⸢GIM-ma⸣ ti-ib ša₂-⸢a⸣-ri ez-zi-qi | |
| 20 | [ki]-⸢ma an⸣-hu-li šit-⸢mu⸣-ra-⸢ku⸣ GIM x x x x x x ša₂ pa-a-⸢ri⸣ u₂-na-sah | |
| 21 | [ki]-⸢ma⸣ šu-uš-kal-li a-sa-hap GIM hu-ha-ri ⸢a-kat₃-tam⸣ a-⸢na⸣ za-⸢kar₃ šu⸣-mi₃-ia dan-ni mal-ki kib-rat 4-tim | |
| 22 | [ki]-⸢ma⸣ GI me-he-e i-šu-bu a-na ṣa-bat ger-ri-ia {⸢giš}TUKUL⸣-šu-nu ⸢ki-ma ki-iš-ki⸣-te-e i-ṣu-du | |
| 23 | ⸢eṭ-lu⸣ qar-du ša₂ ina {⸢giš}tukul⸣-ti {d}a-šur EN-šu iš-tu ⸢e⸣-ber-ta-an {id₂}za-be-⸢šu-pa⸣-li-i ši-di {kur}lu-lu-mi₃-⸢i⸣ | |
| 24 | {kur}hab-hi {kur}za-mu-a a-di ne₂-ri-bi ša₂ {kur}nam-ri il-li-⸢ku-ma⸣ {kur}qu-ma-ni-⸢i⸣ DAGAL-ta a-di {kur}me₂-eh-ri | |
| 25 | {kur}sa-lu-a u₃ {kur}u₂-raṭ-ri a-na ⸢GIR₃.II.MEŠ⸣-šu₂ u₂-šek₂-ni-šu | |
| 26 | {kur}kat-mu-hi a-na paṭ gim-ri-ša₂ i-pe-lu-ma a-na mi-ṣir KUR-ti-šu u₂-te-ru ka-šid {kur}kar-du-ni-aš₂ ana paṭ gim-ri-ša₂ dab₂-da-⸢šu⸣ [ša] | |
| 27 | {m}{d}ša₂-maš-mu-SIG₅ MAN {kur}kar-du-ni-aš₂ iš-tu {kur}ia-al-man a-di {id₂}tur₂-an iš-ku-nu iš-tu {uru}la-hi-ri | |
| 28 | a-di A.GAR₃.URU-sa-lum a-na mi-ṣir KUR {d}a-šur ša₂-ak-ni KUR {uru}de-e-ri a-na paṭ gim-ri-ša₂ ak-šud | |
| 29 | {uru}ar-rap-hi {uru}lu-ub-da bi-ra-a-te.MEŠ {kur}kar-du-ni-aš₂ a-na mi-ṣir KUR aš-šur u₂-⸢ter⸣ | |
| 30 | u₃ 4-te-šu₂ a-na {kur}{kur}na-i-ri il-li-ku-ma {kur}hab-hi ša be-ta-ni {uru}na-hu-<ur> {uru}aš₂-⸢na-ku⸣ qa-a-su ik-šu-du | |
| 31 | u₃ KUR.MEŠ-ni dan-nu-tu.MEŠ it-ta-ta-bal-ki-tu URU.MEŠ-ni ša₂ {kur}na-at-bi ik-šu-ud u₃ {kur}al-zi | |
| 32 | a-na si-hir₂-ti-ša₂ GIM DU₆ a-bu-be as₂-hu-pu li-ṭi₂.MEŠ-šu₂-nu aṣ-bat GUN u₃ ta-mar-ta UGU-šu-nu u₂-⸢kin₂⸣ | |
| 33 | BAD₅.BAD₅ ERIM.MEŠ EDIN {kur}ah-la-me-e-{kur}ar-ma-a-ia.MEŠ ša₂-ak-nu ma-da-tu ša {kur}su-hi ma-ha-ri | |
| 34 | {uru}i-du {uru}zaq-qu bi-ra-a-te.MEŠ ša₂ KUR {d}a-šur a-na mi-ṣir KUR-ti-šu u₂-te-⸢er⸣-ru | |
| 35 | {uru}a-ri-nu {uru}tu-ur-hu {uru}za-du-ri ⸢ki⸣-ši₂-tu ša {kur}šub-re-e iš-tu KUR aš-šur na-sa-hi | |
| 36 | {uru}ap-ku mah-ra-a ša₂ MAN.MEŠ-ni a-li-ku pa-ni-ia e-pu-uš e-na-ah-ma a-na DU₆ kar-me i-tu-ru URU šu-a-⸢tu⸣ | |
| 37 | a-na eš-šu-ut-te ab-ni iš-tu uš-še-šu a-di gaba-dib-<bi>-šu ar-ṣip u₂-šek₂-lil u₂-si-im u₂-šer₃-rih | |
| 38 | UGU mah-re-e u₂-ter E₂.GAL be-lu-ti-ia šu-tur-ta i-na qe₂-reb-šu ar-ṣip | |
| 39 | ina li-me {m}BAD₃-KUR-{d}a-šur a-na {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat DAGAL-te lu a-lik {m}nu-ur-{d}IŠKUR {kur}te-ma-na-a-a ERIM.HI.A.⸢MEŠ⸣-šu₂ ⸢id⸣-ka-a | |
| 40 | ina {uru}pa-ʾu-zi ša₂ GIR₃ {kur}kaš-ia-ri si-dir-ta lu-u₂ ni-iš-ku-nu it-ti a-ha-iš lu-u₂ ni-im-da-hi-ṣi | |
| 41 | iš-tu {uru}pa-ʾu-zi a-di {uru}na-ṣi-pi-na BAD₅.BAD₅-šu₂ aš₂-ku-nu {giš}GIGIR.MEŠ-šu₂ ma-ʾa-tu.MEŠ a-ṣe-eʾ | |
| 42 | ina li-me {m}DINGIR-e-<mu>-qa-a-ia 2-te-šu₂ a-⸢na⸣ {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat ⸢lu⸣ a-lik ina na-ṣi-pa-ni it-ti-šu₂ lu am-da-hi-ṣi | |
| 43 | UŠ₂.MEŠ qu-ra-di.MEŠ-šu₂ EDIN ⸢lu⸣ aṣ-ru-up a-⸢na⸣ {uru}ia-ri-di ⸢lu⸣ e-ru-ub ŠE.KIN.TAR.MEŠ KUR-šu₂ | |
| 44 | e-ṣi-di {uru}sa-⸢ra⸣-ku a-na ra-ma-ni-⸢ia lu⸣ am-nu ŠE.AM.MEŠ ⸢u₃ ŠE.IN⸣.NU.MEŠ ina ŠA₃ lu at-bu-ku | |
| 45 | ina li-me {m}ni-nu-a-ia 3-te-šu₂ a-na {kur}⸢ha⸣-ni-gal-bat lu a-lik {uru}hu-zi-ri-na aṣ-ba-at | |
| 46 | BAD₃ a-na na-al-ban lu al-bi-šu URU.MEŠ-ni ša₂ GIR₃ {kur}kaš-ia-ri ša₂ {m}ma-am-li {kur}te-man-na-a-a | |
| 47 | iṣ-ba-tu GIR₃.II.MEŠ-ia ⸢lu⸣ iṣ-bu-tu E₂.GAL.MEŠ-šu₂ a-na ra-ma-ni-ia ⸢lu⸣ am-nu | |
| 48 | ina u₄-me-šu-ma pa-gu-ta GAL-tu pa-gu-ta ⸢TUR-tu⸣ še-bu-ul-tu ša₂ KUR DUMU a-di-ni a-hi ša₂ {id₂}pu-rat-te GAR-⸢nu lu am-hur⸣ | |
| 49 | ina li-me {m}lik-be-ru 4-te-šu₂ a-na {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat lu a-lik e-nu-ma {m}mu-qu-ru {kur}te-man-na-a-a | |
| 50 | ma-mit DINGIR.MEŠ GAL.MEŠ e-tiq-ma a-na MURUB₄ u₃ ME₃ ig-ra-ni a-na URU dan-nu-ti-šu₂ {giš}PAN-šu₂ dan-ni-ti | |
| 51 | ERIM.HI.A.MEŠ-šu₂ DAGAL.MEŠ u₃ {kur}a-ri-me it-ti-kil-ma it-ti-ia ib-bal-kit {giš}GIGIR.MEŠ ERIM.HI.A.MEŠ-ia ad-ke | |
| 52 | a-na {uru}gi-da-ra ša₂ {kur}a-ru-mu.MEŠ {uru}ra-qa-ma-tu i-qa-bi-šu-u₂-ni ša₂ TA {m}GISKIM-A-e₂-šar₂-ra | |
| 53 | DUMU aš-šur-SAG-i-ši MAN KUR aš-šur NUN a-lik pa-ni-ia {kur}a-ru-mu ina da-na-ni e-ki-mu-ni | |
| 54 | a-lik ina hi-sa-at lib₃-bi-ia ša₂ ina MAN.MEŠ-ni AD.MEŠ-ia la ba-šu-u₂ URU.MEŠ-ni bat-tu-bat-te-šu₂ | |
| 55 | ad-di URU-šu a-na na-al-ban hi-ri-ṣa lu ih-ru-<<ṣu>>-uṣ iš-tu pa-an {giš}TUKUL.MEŠ-ia ez-zu-te | |
| 56 | ME₃-ia šit-mu-ri A₂.MEŠ-ia dan-na-te.MEŠ ip-la-hu-ma | |
| 57 | ina ši-pi-ṣi da-na-ni a-na {uru}ra-dam-ma-te e-ru-ub a-na šu-a-šu ina MURUB₄ E₂.GAL-šu₂ u₂-še-ri-su | |
| 58 | NIG₂.GA-šu₂ NA₄ KUR-i šu-qu-ru {giš}GIGIR.MEŠ ANŠE.KUR.RA.MEŠ DAM.MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU.MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU.MUNUS.MEŠ-šu₂ šal-la-su DUGUD-ta | |
| 59 | a-na pa-ni-ia lu e-šur a-na šu-a-šu a-di ŠEŠ.MEŠ-šu₂ ina bi-ri-te ZABAR lu-ra-pi-iq-šu₂-nu | |
| 60 | a-na URU-ia aš-šur ub-la li-i-ta u da-na-na ša₂ aš-šur EN-ia UGU {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat al-tak₃-kan | |
| 61 | ina li-me {m}10-PAP-AŠ ša₂-kin₃ {uru}ŠA₃-URU 5-te-šu₂ a-na {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat ⸢lu⸣ a-lik ma-da-tu ša₂ KUR.KUR.MEŠ lu am-hur x x x | |
| 62 | ina li-me {m}{d}IŠKUR-KAL-an ina šu-uš-mur {giš}TUKUL.MEŠ-ia dan-nu-te 6-te-šu₂ a-na {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat lu a-lik | |
| 63 | {m}ZALAG₂-{d}IŠKUR {kur}te-man-na-a-ia ina {uru}na-ṣi-bi-na ⸢lu⸣ e-si-ir-šu 7 URU.MEŠ-ni bat-tu-bat-te-šu₂ ⸢lu⸣ ad-di | |
| 64 | {m}aš-šur-di-ni-a-mur {lu₂}tar-ta-nu ina ŠA₃ lu-še-šib hi-ri-ṣa ša₂ ina pa-na la ba-šu ki-ṣir KUR-e | |
| 65 | dan-ni li-me-tu-šu₂ lu ih-ru-uṣ 9 ina 1.KUŠ₃ lu-ra-piš a-na šu-pa-li dan-na-su | |
| 66 | A.MEŠ lu-ši-ik-ši-di BAD₃ ina UGU hi-ri-ṣi UR.SAG.MEŠ-ia ki-ma nab-li hi-ri-ṣa-šu u₂-šal-bi | |
| 67 | i-ša-su-u₂ UGU-šu ri-ig-mu šer₃-ri GIM a-bu-bu na-as₃-pan-te dan-nu giš-par₂-ri UGU-šu₂ | |
| 68 | [...] {d}NISABA lu-za-ma-šu i-na qi₂-bit {d}a-šur EN GAL EN-ia i-na ŠA₃ URU-šu | |
| 69 | [...].⸢MEŠ⸣-šu₂ KU₃.GI-su NIG₂.GA.MEŠ-šu₂ NA₄ KUR-e šu-qu-ra DINGIR.MEŠ-ni-šu {giš}GIGIR.MEŠ ṣi-im-da-at | |
| 70 | [ni-ri-i-šu₂ ...]-ri-ia ši-bir u₂-nu-ut ME₃-šu₂ {giš}GU.ZA.MEŠ KU₃.GI {giš}BANŠUR.MEŠ KU₃.GI eb-ba-te | |
| 71 | [ne₂-mat-te ša tam-li]-ti uh-hu-za-a-te {giš}TUKUL.MEŠ uṣ-ṣi.MEŠ ma-hi-ru-tu kul₂-tar KU₃.GI si-mat MAN-ti-šu₂ | |
| 72 | [...] x-zi.MEŠ ša₂ KI.LA₂-šu₂-nu la aṣ-bat u₃ NIG₂.GA E₂.GAL-šu₂ DAGAL-⸢ta⸣ aš₂-lu-⸢la⸣ | |
| 73 | [...] x ⸢li MAN kiš⸣ x [x].MEŠ x.MEŠ-⸢šu₂⸣ x x x x x-šu₂ ina {giš}GU.ZA EN-ti-šu₂ it-ta-šab | |
| 74 | lib₃-⸢bi⸣ [ša] ⸢pa⸣-rak-⸢ki-šu₂⸣ {udu}SISKUR.MEŠ KU₃.MEŠ u₂-pa-li-ka GU₄.MEŠ ⸢i-ta⸣-na-qi ku-ru-na KAŠ.MAH u₂-šer₃-di | |
| 75 | GEŠTIN.⸢MEŠ⸣ KU₃ du-šu-pa ša₂ KUR-e u₂-šal-lim {⸢udu⸣}SISKUR.MEŠ-šu₂ iš-ku-na u iš-tu ta-na-ti šu-ta-ru-hu-ti-šu₂ | |
| 76 | ⸢uš⸣-ta-⸢rih⸣ DU₃-ši-na KUR.KUR.MEŠ MAN.MEŠ-ni uš-ta-nap-ša₂-qu KUR.MEŠ i-šub-bu MAN a-na {lu₂}GAL.MEŠ-šu₂ | |
| 77 | šu-ku-ni-iš iq-bi ⸢eṭ-lu⸣ ša₂ aš-šur ta-na-ti qar-du-ti-šu₂ šu-ta-ru-hu ep-ši-su ša₂ {d}da-gan | |
| 78 | MAN mu-šer₃-bu-u₂ ta-na-ti-šu {m}ZALAG₂-{d}IŠKUR a-di ERIM.HI.A.MEŠ-šu₂ DAGAL.MEŠ ki-ma šal-la-ti | |
| 79 | a-na pa-ni-ia u₂-te-ra-šu URU.MEŠ-ni iš-tu UN.MEŠ KUR aš-šur aš₂-ruq-šu₂-nu mi-nu-su am-nu | |
| 80 | ina li-me U₃-ma ina ger-ri-ia-ma ša₂ {m}ZALAG₂-{d}IŠKUR {kur}te-man-na-a-a a-di ERIM.HI.A.MEŠ-šu₂ DAGAL.MEŠ ki-ma šal-la-te | |
| 81 | a-na pa-ni-ia u₂-te-ra a-na KUR-ia ub-la-šu a-na {uru}ni-nu-a u₂-še-<ri>-ba-šu {giš}GIGIR.MEŠ ERIM.HI.A.MEŠ | |
| 82 | ad-ke ger-<ri> pa-aš₂-qu-te KUR.MEŠ GIG.MEŠ ša₂ a-na me-tiq {giš}GIGIR.MEŠ-ia ERIM.HI.A.MEŠ la ša₂-ak-nu | |
| 83 | ina MAN.MEŠ-ni AD.MEŠ-ia ma-am-ma a-na qe₂-reb-šu₂ la iṭ-hu-u₂ u₃ MUŠEN AN-e mut-tap-ri-ša₂ | |
| 84 | ⸢qe₂⸣-reb-šu₂ la ʾi-ru a-na {uru}si-kur {uru}sa-pa-ni ša₂ iš-tu tar-ṣi {m}GISKIM-{d}MAŠ MAN KUR aš-šur | |
| 85 | DUMU {d}sal₂-ma-nu-SAG MAN KUR aš-šur-ma NUN-u₂ a-lik pa-ni-ia GUN ma-da-tu a-na aš-šur EN-ia | |
| 86 | ik-lu-u₂ lu a-lik {uru}si-kur {uru}sa-pa-a-nu lu al-mi it-ti-šu₂-nu am-da-hi-ṣi | |
| 87 | di-ik-ta-šu₂-nu ma-ʾa-tu lu a-duk šal-la-su-nu NIG₂.ŠU.MEŠ-šu₂-nu NIG₂.GA.MEŠ-šu₂-nu GU₄.MEŠ-šu₂-nu | |
| 88 | UDU ṣe-ni-šu₂-nu u₂-še-ṣi-a a-na URU-ia aš-šur ub-la URU.MEŠ-ni ša₂ pa-ha-at {uru}si-kur | |
| 89 | {uru}sa-pa-a-ni a-na si-hir₂-ti-šu₂-nu ak-šud si-ta-te-šu₂-nu iš-tu pa-an {giš}TUKUL.MEŠ-ia dan-nu-te | |
| 90 | ⸢ip⸣-par₂-ši-du ur-du-u₂-ni GIR₃.II.MEŠ-ia iṣ-bu-tu ma-da-tu am-hur-šu₂-nu GUN u₃ ta-mar-ta u-dan-nin UGU-⸢šu₂-nu u₂-kin₂⸣ | |
| 91 | ⸢ina⸣ {iti}SIG₄ UD.15 li-me {m}i-na-DINGIR-ia-a-lak a-na ne₂-ra-ru-ut-te ša₂ {uru}ku-um-me lu a-lik {udu}SISKUR.MEŠ | |
| 92 | a-na pa-⸢an⸣ {d}IŠKUR ša₂ {uru}ku-⸢um⸣-me EN-ia lu e-pu-uš URU.MEŠ-ni ša₂ {kur}hab-hi KUR₂.MEŠ-šu₂ ša₂ {uru}ku-um-⸢me⸣ | |
| 93 | ⸢ina IZI GIBIL₂⸣ ŠE.KIN.TAR.MEŠ ⸢KUR-ti⸣-šu₂ lu e-ṣi-di GUN u₃ ta-mar-ta u₂-dan-nin UGU-šu₂-nu u₂-kin₂ | |
| 94 | ina {iti}BARA₂ li-me {m}{d}⸢UTU-AD⸣-ia 2-te-šu₂ a-na ne₂-ra-ru-tu₂ ša₂ {uru}ku-um-me lu a-lik {uru}sa-at-ku-ri | |
| 95 | {uru}⸢ia⸣-sa-⸢ad⸣-du {⸢uru}ku⸣-un-nu {uru}tap-si-a URU.MEŠ-ni ša₂ {kur}hab-hi ša₂ li-me-et {uru}ku-um-me | |
| 96 | ANŠE.KUR.RA.MEŠ ṣi-im-da-at {giš}ni-ri-ia lu ⸢ik-lu⸣-u URU.MEŠ-ni šu-a-tu-nu ak-šud ina IZI GIBIL₂ ap-pu-ul aq-qur | |
| 97 | ⸢i-na qi₂-bit⸣ aš-šur EN GAL EN-ia ⸢u₃⸣ {d}⸢iš₈-tar₂⸣ be-lit MURUB₄ ⸢u₃ ME₃⸣ a-lik-at pa-na-at ERIM.HI.A.MEŠ-ia DAGAL.MEŠ | |
| 98 | ina {iti}⸢SIG₄ i-na⸣ li-me an-ni-ma 5-te-šu₂ a-na {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat lu a-lik ma-da-tu ša₂ {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat | |
| 99 | ⸢e⸣-liš ⸢u₃ šap⸣-liš lu am-hur {kur}ha-ni-gal-bat DAGAL-tu a-na paṭ gim-ri-ša₂ lu a-pel₂ a-na mi-ṣir KUR-ia | |
| 100 | ⸢lu-te-er⸣ 1-en pa-a u₂-še-eš₁₅-⸢ki⸣-šu-nu-ti {id₂}ha-bur lu e-bir a-na {uru}gu-za-a-ni | |
| 101 | ša₂ {m}a-bi-sa-la-mu DUMU ba-hi-a-ni u₂-kal-lu-u₂-ni₂ lu a-lik ana {uru}si-ka-a-ni | |
| 102 | ša₂ ⸢ina⸣ SAG e-ni ša₂ {id₂}ha-bur GAR-nu-ni lu KU₄-ub ina e-mu-qi ṣi-ra-a-te ša₂ {d}ša₂-maš EN ku-lu-li-ia | |
| 103 | ⸢AGA₂⸣ SANGA-ti-⸢ia⸣ {giš}GIGIR.MEŠ-šu₂ ma-⸢ʾa⸣-tu ANŠE.KUR.RA.MEŠ ṣi-im-da-at {giš}ni-ri KU₂.BABBAR KU₃.GI | |
| 104 | NIG₂.GA ⸢E₂.GAL-šu₂ lu am-hur⸣-šu ma-da-tu UGU-šu₂ u₂-kin₂ | |
| 105 | i-na ger-ri-ia-ma e-⸢li⸣ ši-di {⸢id₂⸣}ha-bur ⸢lu⸣ aṣ-bat i-na {uru}ar-na-ba-ni lu be-dak₃ | |
| 106 | iš-tu {uru}ar-na-ba-ni at-tu-muš ina {uru}ṭa-bi-te be-dak₃ iš-tu {uru}ṭa-bi-te | |
| 107 | at-tu-muš a-⸢na⸣ {uru}ša₂-di-⸢kan⸣-ni lu e-KU₄-ub GUN ma-da-tu {giš}GIGIR KU₃.GI lu am-hur | |
| 108 | iš-tu {uru}ša₂-di-⸢kan⸣-ni at-tu-muš ina {uru}ki-si-ri be-dak₃ iš-tu {uru}si-ki-ri | |
| 109 | at-tu-muš a-na {uru}qa-at-ni KU₄-ub {m}LU₂-{d}IŠKUR {uru}qa-at-na-a-ia {lu₂}da-gil₂ pa-ni ⸢u₂⸣-še-ši-ib | |
| 110 | NIG₂.GA ⸢E₂⸣.GAL-li₃-šu₂ {giš}GIGIR ANŠE.KUR.RA.MEŠ {giš}MAR.GID₂.DA.MEŠ GU₄.MEŠ lu am-hur-šu ma-da-tu UGU-šu₂ u₂-kin₂ | |
| 111 | iš-tu {⸢uru⸣}qa-⸢at⸣-ni at-tu-muš ina KUR-e bu-u₂-ṣi ina UGU {id₂}ha-bur GAR-an be-dak₃ | |
| 112 | iš-tu ⸢KUR-e⸣ bu-u₂-ṣi at-tu-muš a-na {uru}BAD₃-a-duk-1.LIM KU₄-ub {uru}BAD₃-a-duk-{d}LIM | |
| 113 | a-na ra-ma-ni-ia ⸢lu⸣ am-nu TA {uru}BAD₃-a-duk-1.LIM at-tu-muš a-na {kur}la-qe-e | |
| 114 | a-na {uru}zu-u₂-ri-ih {m}ba-ar-a-ta-ra DUMU {f}ha-lu-pe₂-e u₂-kal-lu-u₂-ni | |
| 115 | lu a-lik GUN u ma-da-tu lu am-⸢hur⸣-šu a-na URU ša₂ {m}ha-ra-a-ni lu e-tiq GUN ma-da-tu ⸢am-hur⸣ | |
| 116 | a-na {uru}si-ir-⸢qi⸣ ša₂ ⸢GIR₃⸣ am-ma-te ša₂ {id₂}pu-rat-te ša₂-ak-nu-u₂-ni ša₂ {m}mu-da-ad-da | |
| 117 | {kur}la-qa-a-⸢ia⸣ u₂-kal-lu-u₂-ni ⸢lu⸣ a-lik GUN ma-da-tu NIG₂.GA E₂.GAL-šu₂ GU₄.MEŠ | |
| 118 | ANŠE a-ga-li.MEŠ ⸢GUN⸣ u₃ ma-da-tu ša₂ {kur}la-qe-e a-na paṭ gim-ri-ša₂ e-liš | |
| 119 | ⸢u₃ šap⸣-liš ⸢lu⸣ am-⸢hur⸣ ma-da-tu ša₂ {uru}hi-in-da-a-ni lu am-hur a-na URU-ia aš-šur ub-la | |
| 120 | E₂.GAL.MEŠ ina ši-di KUR-ia ar-ṣip {giš}APIN.MEŠ ina ši-di KUR-ia ar-⸢ku⸣-us₂ ŠE.UM.MEŠ tab-ka-a-ni | |
| 121 | UGU ša₂ pa-an ⸢u₂⸣-ša₂-ter at-bu-⸢uk ANŠE⸣.KUR.RA.MEŠ ṣi-im-<da>-at {giš}ni-ri ina e-⸢muq⸣ KUR-ia UGU ša₂ pa-na u₂-ša₂-⸢ter ar-ku-us₂⸣ | |
| 122 | {d}nin-urta {d}IGI.DU ša₂ SANGA-ti ⸢i-ra⸣-mu ⸢MAŠ₂.ANŠE⸣ EDIN u₂-šat-li-mu-ni-ma e-peš ba-ʾa-ri iq-bu-ni | |
| 123 | 6 šu-ši UR.MAH.MEŠ ina {⸢giš⸣}GIGIR-ia pa-at-tu-te ina ⸢qi₂⸣-it-ru-ub me-eṭ-lu-ti-ia ina GIR₃.II.MEŠ-ia | |
| 124 | ⸢la⸣-as-ma-te ina ⸢pa-aš₂⸣-hi a-duk 4 šu-ši GU₄.⸢AM⸣.MEŠ a-duk 9 GU₄.PU.HAL GU₄.AM.MEŠ dan-nu-te | |
| 125 | ⸢šu⸣-ut ⸢qar⸣-ni TI.LA.MEŠ u₂-ṣab-bi-ta 6 AM.SI.MEŠ ina mi₃-it-hu-⸢ṣi⸣ a-duk ina MUNUS šub-te | |
| 126 | ⸢lu⸣ ad-di 4 ⸢AM⸣.SI.MEŠ TI.LA.MEŠ aṣ-bat 5 ina kip-pi aṣ-bat UR.MAH.MEŠ GU₄.AM.MEŠ | |
| 127 | AM.SI.MEŠ DARA₃.MAŠ.MEŠ DARA₃.MEŠ ANŠE.EDIN.NA.MEŠ MAŠ.DA₃.MEŠ GA₂.NU₁₁.MUŠEN.MEŠ su-gul-li.DIDLI <ina> ŠA₃-URU ⸢ek-ṣur⸣ | |
| 128 | e-nu-ma E₂ {d}gu-la NIN-ia mah-ru-u₂ ša₂ i-na pa-na {m}GISKIM-{d}MAŠ a-bi ŠID aš-šur e-pu-uš | |
| 129 | E₂ šu-u₂ e-na-ah-ma an-hu-su u₂-ne₂-kir₆ dan-na-su ⸢ak⸣-šud E₂ ša₂-a-tu | |
| 130 | UGU mah-re-e ma-di-iš ut-te-er u₃ u₂-⸢šer₃⸣-be ⸢iš⸣-tu uš-še-šu a-⸢di⸣ gaba-dib-bi-šu | |
| 131 | u₂-šek₂-lil u₃ na-ri-ia aš-⸢ku⸣-un NUN-u₂ EGIR-u₂ an-hu-su ⸢lu⸣-diš MU šaṭ-ra | |
| 132 | i-na aš-ri-šu lu-te-er aš-šur u {d}gu-la ik-ri-be-šu i-še-mu-u₂ mu-ne₂-kir₆ šiṭ-ri-ia | |
| 133 | u₃ MU-ia aš-šur u {d}gu-la MAN-su lis-⸢ki⸣-pu MU-šu NUMUN-šu ina KUR lu-hal-li-⸢qu⸣ | |
| 134 | {iti}⸢NE⸣ UD.17.KAM₂ ⸢li⸣-mu {m}DINGIR-ZI-PAP ša₂ SAG ša₂ {m}{d}IŠKUR-ERIM.TAH₂ MAN KUR aš-šur |
Sources & licences
- Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618) · ORACC project editions, https://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/ ; cite the individual project (see texts.extra_json.project)
Cite the original edition and translator. Page generated by Unread Atlas from the public corpus export of 2026-10-11.