SAA 02 006 (Q009186)
Treaty, Neo-Assyrian, Nimrud (Kalhu) · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE
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| Designation | SAA 02 006 |
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| ID | Q009186 |
| Language | Akkadian |
| Period | Neo-Assyrian · c. 911 BCE–612 BCE |
| Genre | Treaty |
| Find spot | Nimrud (Kalhu) |
| Coordinates | 36.0992, 43.3275 |
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By ORACC project saao/saa02 · Via Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC)
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| Obverse [0:4] o io i–o iviv | Seal of the god Aššur, king of the gods, lord of the lands — not to be altered; seal of the great ruler, father of the gods — not to be disputed. |
| Obverse [4:14] o 11–o 1010 | The treaty of Esarhaddon, (king of the world), king of Assyria, son of Sennacherib, (likewise king of the world), king of Assyria, with Humbareš, city-ruler of Nahšimarti (etc.), his sons, his grandsons, with all the Nahšimarteans (etc.), the men in his hands young and old, as many as there are from sunrise to sunset, all those over whom Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, exercises kingship and lordship, (with) you, your sons and your grandsons who will be born in days to come after this treaty, |
| Obverse [14:16] o 1111–o 1212 | (concerning Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, on behalf of whom he has concluded this treaty with you,) |
| Obverse [16:19] o 1313–o 1515 | (which he) confirmed, made and concluded in the presence of Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Mercury, Mars and Sirius; |
| Obverse [19:28] o 1616–o 2424 | in the presence of Aššur, Anu, Ill[il], Ea, Sin, Šamaš, Adad, Marduk, Nabû, Nusku, Uraš, Nergal, Mullissu, Šerua, Belet-ili, Ištar of Nineveh, Ištar of Arbela, the gods dwelling in heaven and earth, the gods of Assyria, the gods of Sumer and [Akka]d, all the gods of the lands. |
| Obverse [28:29] o 2525–o 2525 | Sw[ear ea]ch individually by Aššur, father of the gods, lord of the lands! |
| Obverse [29:30] o 2626–o 2626 | Ditto by Anu, Illil and Ea! |
| Obverse [30:31] o 2727–o 2727 | Ditto by Sin, Šamaš, Adad and Marduk! |
| Obverse [31:32] o 2828–o 2828 | Ditto by Nabû, Nusku, Uraš and Nergal! |
| Obverse [32:33] o 2929–o 2929 | Ditto by Mullissu, Šerua and Belet-ili! |
| Obverse [33:34] o 3030–o 3030 | Ditto by Ištar of Nineveh and Ištar of Arbela! |
| Obverse [34:35] o 3131–o 3131 | Ditto by all the gods of the Inner City! |
| Obverse [35:36] o 3232–o 3232 | Ditto by all the gods of Nineveh! |
| Obverse [36:37] o 3333–o 3333 | Ditto by all the gods of Calah! |
| Obverse [37:38] o 3434–o 3434 | Ditto by all the gods of Arbela! |
| Obverse [38:39] o 3535–o 3535 | Ditto by all the gods of Kilizi! |
| Obverse [39:40] o 3636–o 3636 | Ditto by all the gods of Harran! |
| Obverse [40:41] o 3737–o 3737 | Ditto by all the gods of Babylon, Borsippa and Nippur! |
| Obverse [41:42] o 3838–o 3838 | Ditto by all the gods of Assyria! |
| Obverse [42:43] o 3939–o 3939 | Ditto by all the gods of Sumer and Akkad! |
| Obverse [43:46] o 4040–o 40B40B | Ditto by all the gods of the lands; ditto by all the gods of heaven and earth! Ditto by all the gods of one's land and one's district! |
| Obverse [46:51] o 4141–o 4545 | (This is) the treaty which Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, has concluded with you, in the presence of the great gods of heaven and earth, on behalf of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, whom he has named and appointed to the crown-princeship: |
| Obverse [51:60] o 4646–o 5454 | When Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, passes away, you will seat Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, upon the royal throne, and he will exercise the kingship and lordship of Assyria over you. You shall protect him in country and in town, fall and die for him. You shall speak with him in the truth of your heart, give him sound advice loyally, and smooth his way in every respect. |
| Obverse [60:62] o 5555–o 5656 | You shall not depose him nor seat (any)one of his brothers, elder or younger, on the throne of Assyria in stead of him. |
| Obverse [62:67] o 5757–o 6161 | You shall neither change nor alter the word of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, but serve this very Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, whom Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, has presented to you, and he shall exercise the kingship and dominion over you. |
| Obverse [67:74] o 6262–o 6868 | You shall protect Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, whom Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, has presented and ordered for you, and on behalf of whom he has confirmed and concluded (this) treaty with you; you shall not sin against him, nor bring your hand against him with evil intent, nor revolt or do anything to him which is not good and proper; |
| Obverse [74:78] o 6969–o 7272 | you shall not oust him from the kingship of Assyria by helping one of his brothers, elder or younger, to seize the throne of Assyria in his stead, nor set any other king or any other lord over you, nor swear an oath to any other king or any other lord. |
| Obverse [78:88] o 7373–o 8282 | If you hear any improper, unsuitable or unseemly word concerning the exercise of kingship which is unseemly and evil against Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, either from the mouth of his brothers, his uncles, his cousins, his family (var. his people), members of his father's line; or from the mouth of magnates and governors, or from the mouth of the bearded and the eunuchs, or from the mouth of the scholars or from the mouth of any human being at all, you shall not conceal it but come and report it to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate. |
| Obverse [88:97] o 8383–o 9191 | If Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, passes away while his sons are minors, you will help Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, to take the throne of Assyria, and you will help Šamaš-šumu-ukin, his equal brother, the crown prince designate of Babylon, to ascend the throne of Babylon. You will reserve for him the kingship over the whole of Sumer, Akkad and Karduniaš. He will take with him all the gifts that Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, his father, gave him; do not hold back even one. |
| Obverse [97:106] o 9292–o 100100 | You shall keep absolute honesty with respect to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate whom Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, has presented to you, and (with respect to) his brothers, sons by the same mother as Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, on behalf of whom Esarhaddon, king of Assyria has concluded (this) treaty with you; you shall always serve them in a true and fitting manner, speak with them with heartfelt truth, and protect them in country and in town. |
| Obverse [106:113] o 101101–o 107107 | You shall not sin against Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, whom Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, has ordered for you, nor against his brothers, sons by the same mother as Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, concerning whom he has concluded (this) treaty with you; you shall not bring your hands to (do) evil against them nor make insurrection or do anything which is not good to them. |
| Obverse [113:128] o 108108–o 122122 | If you hear any evil, improper, ugly word which is not seemly nor good to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, either from the mouth of his enemy or from the mouth of his ally, or from the mouth of his brothers or from the mouth of his uncles, his cousins, his family, members of his father's line, or from the mouth of your brothers, your sons, your daughters, or from the mouth of a prophet, an ecstatic, an inquirer of oracles, or from the mouth of any human being at all, you shall not conceal it but come and report it to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria. |
| Obverse [128:135] o 123123–o 129129 | You shall not do (anything) that is evil and improper to Assurbanipal the great crown prince designate, whom Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, has ordered for you; you shall not seize him and put him to death, nor hand him over to his enemy, nor oust him from the kingship of Assyria, nor sw[ear an oa]th to any other king or any other lord. |
| Obverse [135:143] o 130130–o 137137 | If anyone should speak to you of rebellion and insurrection (with the purpose) of ki[lling], assassinating, and eliminating Assurbanipal, the [great crown] prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, concerning whom he has concluded (this) treaty with you, or if you should hear it from the mouth of anyone, you shall seize the perpetrators of insurrection, and bring them before Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate. |
| Obverse [143:152] o 138138–o 146146 | If you are able to seize them and put them to death, then you shall destroy their name and their seed from the land. If, however, you are unable to seize them and put them to death, you shall inform Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, and assist him in seizing and putting to death the perpetrators of rebellion. |
| Obverse [152:158] o 147147–o 152152 | If you should come into contact with perpetrators of insurrection, be they few or many, and hear (anything, be it) favourable or unfavourable, you shall come and report it to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, being totally loyal to him. |
| Obverse [158:167] o 153153–o 161161 | You shall not take a mutually binding oath with (any)one who produces (statues of) gods in order to conclude a treaty before gods, (be it) by sett[ing] a table, by drinking from a cup, by kindling a fire, by water, by oil, or by holding breasts, but you shall come and report to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, and shall seize and put to death the perpetrators of insurrection and the traitorous troops, and destroy their name and seed from the land. |
| Obverse [167:172] o 162162–o 166166 | If an Assyrian or a vassal of Assyria, or a bearded (courtier) or a eunuch, or a citizen of Assyria or a citizen of any other country, or any living being at all besieges Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, in country or in town, and carries out rebellion and insurrection, |
| Obverse [172:178] o 167167–o 172172 | you shall take your stand with and protect Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, wholeheartedly defeat the men who revolted against him, and rescue Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, and his brothers, sons by the same mother. |
| Obverse [178:185] o 173173–o 179179 | You shall not make common cause with (any)one who may revolt against Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, concerning whom he has concluded (this) treaty with you, but, should they seize you by force, you shall flee and come to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate. |
| Obverse [185:193] o 180180–o 187187 | You shall not, whether while on a guard duty [......] or on a [day] of rest, while resid[ing] within the land or while entering a tax-collection point, set in your mind an unfavourable thought against Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate; you shall not revolt against him, nor make rebellion, nor do anything to him which is not good. |
| Obverse [193:200] o 188188–o 194194 | On the day that Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord passes away, (on that day) Assurbanipal, the great crown prince desi[gnate], son of Esarhaddon, your lord, shall be your king and your lord; he shall abase the mighty, raise up the lowly, put to death him who is worthy of death, and pardon him who deserves to be pardoned. |
| Obverse [200:203] o 195195–o 197197 | You shall hearken to whatever he says and do whatever he commands, and you shall not seek any other king or any other lord against him. |
| Obverse [203:206] o 198198–o 200200 | If anyone in the Palace makes an insurrection, whether by day or by night, whether on a campaign or within the land against Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, you must not obey him. |
| Obverse [206:217] o 201201–o 211211 | If a messenger from within the Palace at an unexpected time, whether by day or by night, comes to the prince saying: "Your father has summoned you; let my lord come", you must not listen to him nor let him go away but you must guard him strongly until one of you, who loves his lord and feels concern over the house of his lords, goes to the palace and ascertains the well-being of the king, his lord. (Only) afterwards you may go to the Palace with the prince, your lord. |
| Obverse [217:219] o 212212–o 213213 | You shall not hold an assembly to adjure one another and give the kingship to one of you. |
| Obverse [219:231] o 214214–o 225225 | You shall not help (anyone) from among his brothers, his uncles, his cousins, his family, or members of his father's line, whether those who are in Assyria or those who have fled to another country, or (anyone) in the closer palace groups or in the more remote palace groups or (any) groups great or small, or (any) of the old or young, of the rich or the poor, whether a bearded (courtier) or a eunuch, or (one) of the servants, or (one) of the bought (slaves) or any citizen of Assyria or any foreigner or any human being at all, any one of you, to seize the throne of Assyria, nor shall you hand over to him the kingship and lordship of Assyria. |
| Obverse [231:234] o 226226–o 228228 | You shall help Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate to seize the throne of Assyria, and he will exercise the kingship and lordship over you. |
| Obverse [234:238] o 229229–o 232232 | You shall fall and die for Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, your lord, and seek to do for him what is good. |
| Obverse [238:242] o 233233–o 236236 | You shall not do for him what is not good, nor give him an improper counsel or direct him in an unwholesome course, but continually serve him in a true and fitting manner. |
| Obverse [242:254] o 237237–o 248248 | If Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, passes away during the minority of his sons, and if either a bearded (courtier) or a eunuch puts Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, to death, and takes over the kingship of Assyria, you shall not make common cause with him and become his servant but shall break away and be hostile (to him), alienate all lands from him, instigate a rebellion against him, seize him and put him to death, and then help a son of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate to take the throne of Assyria. |
| Obverse [254:264] o 249249–o 258258 | You shall wait for a woman pregnant by Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, (or) for the wife of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate (to give birth), and after (a son) is born, bring him up and set him on the throne of Assyria, seize and slay the perpetrators of rebellion, destroy their name and their seed from the land, and by shedding blood for blood, avenge Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate. |
| Obverse [264:271] o 259259–o 265265 | You shall not give Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, a deadly drug to eat or to drink, nor anoint him with it, nor practice witchcraft against him, nor make gods and goddesses angry with him. |
| Obverse [271:274] o 266266–o 268268 | You shall love Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, like yourselves. |
| Obverse [274:280] o 269269–o 274274 | You shall not slander his brothers, his mother's sons, before Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, nor speak anything evil about them, nor lift your hands against their houses or commit a crime against them, nor take anything away from the gift which their father has given them, or the acquisitions which they themselves have made. |
| Obverse [280:284] o 275275–o 278278 | The gift of lands, houses, orchards, peoples, implements, horses, mules, donkeys, cattle and flocks which Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, has given to his sons, shall be theirs. |
| Obverse [284:288] o 279279–o 282282 | You shall speak good of them before Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate. They shall stand before him and be united with you. |
| Obverse [288:297] o 283283–o 291291 | This treaty which Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, has confirmed and concluded with you on behalf of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate and his brothers, sons by the same mother as Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, by making you take an oath, you shall speak to your sons and grandsons, your seed and your seed's seed which shall be born in the future, and give them orders as follows: |
| Obverse [297:307] o 292292–o 301301 | "Guard this treaty. Do not sin against your treaty and annihilate yourselves, do not turn your land over to destruction and your people to deportation. May this matter which is acceptable to god and mankind, be acceptable to you too, may it be good to you. May Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, be protected for (his) lordship over the land and the people, (and) may his name later be proclaimed for the kingship. Do not place any other king or any other lord over you." |
| Obverse [307:323] o 302302–o 317317 | If anyone makes rebellion or insurrection against Esarhaddon, king of Assyria and seats himself on the royal throne, you shall not rejoice over his kingship but shall seize him and put him to death. If you are unable to seize and put him to death, you shall not submit to his kingship nor swear an oath of servitude to him, but shall revolt against him and unreservedly do battle with him, make other lands inimical to him, take plunder from him, defeat him, destroy his name and his seed from the land, and help Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, to take his father's throne. |
| Obverse [323:333] o 318318–o 327327 | If (any) one of his brothers, his uncles, his cousins, his family, (any) one of his own dynastic line, or any descendant of former royalty or (any) one of the magnates, governors or eunuchs, (or any) one of the citizens of Assyria, (or) any foreigner, involves you in a plot, saying to you: "Malign Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, in the presence of his father. Speak evil and improper things about him," you shall not make it come to a fight between him and his father by stirring up mutual hatred between them. |
| Obverse [333:341] o 328328–o 335335 | (Instead) say to the envious person who commands you and would make you become accursed: "Where are his brothers or the servants who made themselves accursed to his father by slandering him in the presence of his father? Has not what Aššur, Šamaš and [Adad] said about him proved to be true? Did your father ...... without (the consent of) Aššur and Šamaš? Let your brother be honoured, and stay alive." |
| Obverse [341:358] o 336336–o 352352 | If someone involves you in a plot, be it one of his brothers, his [unc]les, his relations, a member of his father's line, a e[unuch] or a bearded (courtier), an Assyrian or a foreigner, or any human being at all, saying: "Slander his brothers, sons by his own mother, before him, make it come to a fight between them, and divide his brothers, sons of his own mother, from him", you shall not obey nor speak evil about his brothers in his presence, nor divide him from his brothers; you shall not let those who speak such things go free but shall come and report to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate as follows: "Your father imposed a treaty on us and made us swear an oath concerning it." |
| Obverse [358:365] o 353353–o 359359 | You shall not look on [...... Assurbanipal], the great crown [prince], his brothers [......]. You shall contest them as you would on [your] own behalf, and rouse [fear] in their heart, saying: "Your father set (this) in a treaty and made [us] swear it." |
| Obverse [365:378] o 360360–o 372372 | When Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, passes away and Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, ascends the royal throne, you shall not say any evil word about his bro[thers, sons of] his own mo[ther], before their brother nor try to make them accursed (saying): "Bring your hand against them for an evil deed." You shall not alienate them from Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, nor shall you say any evil word about them in the presence of their brother. (As for) the positions which Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, their father, assigned them, you shall not speak in the presence of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, (trying to make him) remove them [from these positions]. |
| Obverse [378:382] o 373373–o 376376 | You shall not smear your face, your hands, and your throat with ... against the gods of the assembly, nor tie it in your lap, nor do anything to undo the oath. |
| Obverse [382:390] o 377377–o 384384 | You shall not try to revoke or undo (this) oath ... [...]; you shall neither think of nor perform a ritual to revoke or undo this oath. You and your sons to be born in the future will be bound by this oath concerning Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, from this day on until what(ever) comes after this treaty. |
| Obverse [390:402] o 385385–o 396396 | While you stand on the place of this oath, you shall not swear this oath with your lips only but shall swear it wholeheartedly; you shall teach it to your sons to be born after this treaty; you shall not feign incurable illness but take part in this treaty of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, concerning Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate. In the future and forever Aššur will be your god, and Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, will be your lord. May your sons and your grandsons fear him. |
| Obverse [402:415] o 397397–o 409409 | Whoever changes, disregards, transgresses or erases the oaths of this tablet or [dis]regards ... this treaty and transgresses its oath, [may the guardian(s) of] this treaty tablet, [Aššur], king of the gods, and the great gods, my lords, [......] the statue of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, or the statue of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, or the statue of [his] b[rother ......] the seal of the [great] ru[ler, father] of the gods, [......]. You shall guard [this treaty tablet which] is sealed with the seal of Aššur, king of the gods, and set up in your presence, like your own god. |
| Obverse [415:419] o 410410–o 413413 | If you should remove it, consign it to the fire, throw it into the water, [bury] it in the earth or destroy it by any cunning device, annihilate or deface it, |
| Obverse [419:422] o 414414–o 416416 | May Aššur, king of the gods, who decrees [the fates], decree an evil and unpleasant fate for you. May he not gra[nt yo]u long-lasting old age and the attainment of extreme old age. |
| Obverse [422:424] o 417417–o 418418 | May Mullissu, his beloved wife, make the utterance of his mouth evil, may she not intercede for you. |
| Obverse [424:427] o 418A418A–o 418C418C | May Anu, king of the gods, let disease, exhaustion, malaria, sleeplessness, worries and ill health rain upon all your houses. |
| Obverse [427:430] o 419419–o 421421 | May Sin, the brightness of heaven and earth, clothe you with leprosy and forbid your entering into the presence of the gods or king. Roam the desert like the wild-ass and the gazelle! |
| Obverse [430:433] o 422422–o 424424 | May Šamaš, the light of heaven and earth, not judge you justly. May he remove your eyesight. Walk about in darkness! |
| Obverse [433:436] o 425425–o 427427 | May Ninurta, the foremost among the gods, fell you with his fierce arrow; may he fill the plain with your blood and feed your flesh to the eagle and the vulture. |
| Obverse [436:439] o 428428–o 430430 | May Venus, the brightest of the stars, before your eyes make your wives lie in the lap of your enemy; may your sons not take possession of your house, but a strange enemy divide your goods. |
| Obverse [439:441] o 431431–o 432432 | May Jupiter, exalted lord of the gods, not show you the entrance of Bel in Esangil; may he destroy your life. |
| Obverse [441:443] o 433433–o 434434 | May Marduk, the eldest son, decree a heavy punishment and an indissoluble curse for your fate. |
| Obverse [443:445] o 435435–o 436436 | May Zarpanitu, who grants name and seed, destroy your name and your seed from the land. |
| Obverse [445:448] o 437437–o 439439 | May Belet-ili, the lady of creation, cut off birth from your land; may she deprive your nurses of the cries of little children in the streets and squares. |
| Obverse [448:461] o 440440–o 452452 | May Adad, the canal inspector of heaven and earth, cut off sea[sonal flooding] from your land and deprive your fields of [grain], may he [submerge] your land with a great flood; may the locust who diminishes the land devour your harvest; may the sound of mill or oven be lacking from your houses, may the grain for grinding disappear from you; instead of grain may your sons and your daughters grind your bones; may not (even) your (first) finger-joint dip in the dough, may the [...] of your bowls eat up the dough. May a mother [bar the door] to her daughter. In your hunger eat the flesh of your sons! In want and famine may one man eat the flesh of another; may one man clothe himself in another's skin; may dogs and swine eat your flesh; may your ghost have nobody to take care of the pouring of libations to him. |
| Obverse [461:463] o 453453–o 454454 | May Ištar, lady of battle and war, smash your bow in the thick of ba[ttle], may she bind your arms, and have you crouch under your enemy. |
| Obverse [463:465] o 455455–o 456456 | May Nergal, hero of the gods, extinguish your life with his merciless sword, and send slaughter and pes[til]ence among you. |
| Obverse [465:467] o 457457–o 458458 | May Mullissu, who dwells in Nineveh, tie a flaming sword at your side. |
| Obverse [467:469] o 459459–o 460460 | [May] Ištar, who dwells in Arbela, [no]t show you mercy and compassion. |
| Obverse [469:472] o 461461–o 463463 | May Gula, the great physician, put sickness and weariness [in your hearts] and an unhealing wound in your body. Bathe in [blood and pus] as if in water! |
| Obverse [472:474] o 464464–o 465465 | [May] the Pleiades, the [heroic] gods, mas[sacre you with their] fierce [weapons]. |
| Obverse [474:475] o 466466–o 466466 | [May] Aramiš, lord of [..., ... you, [...]... |
| Obverse [475:477] o 467467–o 468468 | May [Bethel and Ana]th-Bethel hand you over to the paws of [a man-eating] lion. |
| Obverse [477:480] o 469469–o 471471 | May Kubaba, the god[dess of] Carchemish, put a serious venereal disease within you; may your [urine] drip to the ground like raindrops. |
| Obverse [480:484] o 472472–o 475475 | May all the grea[t go]ds of heaven and earth who inhabit the universe and are mentioned by name in this tablet, strike you, look at you in anger and curse you grimly with a painful curse. |
| Obverse [484:489] o 476476–o 480480 | Above, may they take possession of your life; below, in the netherworld, may they make your ghost thirst for water. May shade and daylight always chase you away, and may you not find refuge in a hidden cor[ner]. May food and water abandon you; may want and famine, hunger and plague never be removed from you. |
| Obverse [489:493] o 481481–o 484484 | Before your very eyes may dogs and swine drag the teats of your young women and the penises of your young men to and fro in the squares of Assur; may the earth not receive your corpses but may your burial place be in the belly of a dog or a pig. |
| Obverse [493:496] o 485485–o 487487 | May your days be dark and your years dim, may darkness which is not to be brightened be declared as your fate. May your life end in exha[ustion and slee]plessness. |
| Obverse [496:502] o 488488–o 493493 | May an irresistible flood come up from the earth and devastate you; may anything good be forbidden to you, anything ill be your share; may tar and pitch be your food; may urine of an ass be your drink, may naphtha be your ointment, may duckweed be your covering. May demon, devil and evil spirit select your houses. |
| Obverse [502:508] o 494494–o 499499 | May these gods be our witnesses: we will not make rebellion or insurrection against Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, against Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, against his brothers, sons by the same mother as Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, and the rest of the sons of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, our lord, or make common cause with his enemy. |
| Obverse [508:515] o 500500–o 506506 | Should we hear of instigation to armed rebellion, agitation or malicious whispers, evil, unseemly things, or treacherous, disloyal talk against Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, and against his brothers by the same mother as Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, we will not conceal it but will report it to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, our lord. |
| Obverse [515:521] o 507507–o 512512 | As long as we, our sons (and) our grandsons are alive, Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, shall be our king and our lord, and we will not set any other king or prince over us, our sons or our grandsons. May all the gods mentioned by name (in this treaty) hold us, our seed and our seed's seed accountable (for this vow). |
| Obverse [521:526] o 513513–o 517517 | If you should sin against this treaty which Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, [your] lord, [has concluded] with you concerning Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, (and concerning) his [brother]s, sons by [the same mother as Ass]urba[nipal], the great crown prince designate, and the re[st of the off]spring of Esar[haddon, king] of Assyria, your lord, |
| Obverse [526:527] o 518518–o 518518 | May Aššur, father of the gods, st[ri]ke [you] down with [his] fierce weapons. |
| Obverse [527:529] o 519519–o 520520 | May Palil, the fore[most] lord, let eagles and vultures [eat your f]lesh. |
| Obverse [529:531] o 521521–o 522522 | May Ea, king of the Abyss, lord of the springs, give you deadly water to drink, and fill you with dropsy. |
| Obverse [531:532] o 523523–o 523523 | May the great gods of heaven and earth turn water (and) oil [into a curse for] you. |
| Obverse [532:534] o 524524–o 525525 | May Girra, who gives food to small and great, burn up your name and your seed. |
| Obverse [534:538] o 526526–o 529529 | Ditto, ditto, may all the gods that are [mentioned by name] in th[is] treaty tablet make the ground as narrow as a brick for you. May they make your ground like iron (so that) nothing can sprout from it. |
| Obverse [538:542] o 530530–o 533533 | Just as rain does not fall from a brazen heaven so may rain and dew not come upon your fields and your meadows; instead of dew may burning coals rain on your land. |
| Obverse [542:545] o 534534–o 536536 | Just as lead does not stand up before a fire, so may you [not s]tand before yo[ur] enemy (or) take your sons and your daughters in your hands. |
| Obverse [545:548] o 537537–o 539539 | Just as a m[ule has n]o offspring, may your name, your seed, and the seed of your sons and your daughters disappear from the land. |
| Obverse [548:553] o 540540–o 544544 | Just as a germinal shoot of ma[lt, if it] is soaked with ma[sh ...], does not sprout (and) a [...] does not return [...], may your [see]d and the seed of y[our] s[ons] and your daughters disappear [from] the face of your ground. |
| Obverse [553:555] o 545545–o 546546 | May Šamaš with an iron plough [overtu]rn yo[ur] city and your district. |
| Obverse [555:559] o 547547–o 550550 | (Ditto, ditto;) just as [thi]s ewe has been cut open and the flesh of [her] young has been placed in her mouth, may they make you eat in your hunger the flesh of your brothers, your sons and your daughters. |
| Obverse [559:563] o 551551–o 554554 | Just as young sheep and ewes and male and female spring lambs are slit open and their entrails rolled down over their feet, so may your entrails (and) the entrails of your sons and your daughters roll down over your feet. |
| Obverse [563:570] o 555A555A–o 559559 | [If you] should sin [against] this [trea]ty of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, [concerning Assurbanipal, the great crown prince design]ate, (ditto;) just as a sna[ke] and a mongoose do not enter the same hole to lie there together but think only of cutting each other's throat, so may you and your women not enter the same room to lie down in the same bed; think only of cutting each other's throats! |
| Obverse [570:573] o 560560–o 562562 | (Ditto, ditto;) just as bread and wine enter into [your] intestines, [so] may they (= the gods) make this oath enter into [your] intestines and into those of [your] so[ns] and your [daught]ers. |
| Obverse [573:577] o 563563–o 566566 | (Dit[to, ditto;) j]ust as you blow water out of a t[ub]e, may they blow out you, your women, your sons and your daughters; may your streams and your springs make their waters flow backwards. |
| Obverse [577:578] o 567567–o 567567 | Ditto, ditto; may they make bread to be worth gold in your land. |
| Obverse [578:580] o 568568–o 569569 | (Ditto, ditto;) just as honey is sweet, so may the blood of your women, your sons and your daughters be sweet in your mouth. |
| Obverse [580:583] o 570570–o 572572 | (Ditto;) just as a worm eats ..., so may the worm eat, while you are (still) alive, your own flesh and the flesh of your wives, your sons and your daughters. |
| Obverse [583:586] o 573573–o 575575 | (Ditto;) may all the gods who are called by name in this treaty tablet break your bow and subject you to your enemy; may they turn over the bow in your hands and make your chariots run backwards. |
| Obverse [586:589] o 576576–o 578578 | (Ditto;) as a stag is pursued and killed, so may your [mortal] enemy pursue and kill you, your brothers and your sons. |
| Obverse [589:592] o 579579–o 581581 | (Ditto;) as a caterpillar does not see and does not return to its cocoon, so may you not return to your women, your sons, your daughters, and to your houses. |
| Obverse [592:595] o 582582–o 584584 | (Ditto, ditto;) just as one seizes a bird by a trap, so may they deliver you, your brothers and your sons into the hands of your mortal enemy. |
| Obverse [595:598] o 585585–o 587587 | (Ditto, ditto;) may they make your flesh and the flesh of your women, your brothers, your sons and your daughters as black as [bitu]men, pitch and naphtha. |
| Obverse [598:601] o 588588–o 590590 | Ditto; just as a ... beast is caught in a snare, may you, your [women], your brothers, your sons and your daughters be seized by the hand of your enemy. |
| Obverse [601:604] o 591591–o 593593 | ( Ditto, ditto;) may your flesh and the flesh of your women, your brothers, your sons and your daughters be altogether like the flesh of a chameleon. |
| Obverse [604:609] o 594594–o 598598 | (Ditto, ditto;) just as the honeycomb is pierced with holes, so may they pierce your flesh, the flesh of your women, your brothers, your sons and your daughters with holes while you are alive. |
| Obverse [609:611] o 599599–o 600600 | (Ditto, ditto;) may they cause locusts, ..., lice, caterpillars and other field pests devour your towns, your land and your district. |
| Obverse [611:613] o 601601–o 602602 | Ditto, ditto; may they make you like a fly in the hand of your enemy, and may your enemy squash you. |
| Obverse [613:616] o 603603–o 605605 | Just as (this) bug stinks, just so may your breath stink before god and king (and) mankind. |
| Obverse [616:618] o 606606–o 607607 | (Ditto, ditto;) may they strangle you, your women, your brothers, your sons and your daughters with a cord. |
| Obverse [618:622] o 608608–o 611611 | Just as an image of wax is burnt in the fire and one of clay dissolved in water, (so) may your figure be burnt in the fire and sunk in water. |
| Obverse [622:628] o 612A612A–o 615615 | ([If you should sin against] this [treaty] of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, [and of] his sons and grandsons,) ditto; just as this chariot is drenched with blood up to its base-board, so may your chariots be drenched with your own blood in the midst of your enemy. |
| Obverse [628:631] o 616A616A–o 617617 | May all the gods who are called by name in this treaty tablet spin you around like a spindle-whorl, may they make you like a woman before your enemy. |
| Obverse [631:635] o 618A618A–o 620620 | May all the gods who are mentioned by name in this treaty tablet make you, your brothers, your sons, and your daughters go backward like a crab. |
| Obverse [635:636] o 621621–o 621621 | May they make evil and wicked things surround you like fire. |
| Obverse [636:640] o 622622–o 625625 | Just as oil enters your flesh, so may they cause this oath to enter into your flesh, the flesh of your brothers, your sons and your daughters. |
| Obverse [640:646] o 626626–o 631631 | Just as the Cursers sinned against Bel and he cut off their hands and feet and blinded their eyes, so may they annihilate you, and make you sway like reeds in water; may your enemy pull you out like reeds from a bundle. |
| Obverse [646:654] o 632632–o 636636 | If you should forsake Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, (his brothers, [sons by the same mother] as Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, and the other sons, the offspring of [Esa]rhaddon, king of Assyria), going to the south or to the north, may iron swords consume him who goes to the south and may iron swords likewise consume him who goes to the north; |
| Obverse [654:657] o 636A636A–o 636C636C | may they [slaughter] you, your women, your brothers, your sons, and your daughters like a spring lamb and a kid. |
| Obverse [657:661] o 637637–o 640640 | (Ditto;) just as the noise of (these) doves is persistent, so may you, your women, your sons and your daughters have no rest or sleep and may your bones never come together. |
| Obverse [661:663] o 641641–o 642642 | Just as the inside of a hole is empty, may your inside be empty. |
| Obverse [663:666] o 643643–o 645645 | When your enemy pierces you, may there be no honey, oil, ginger or cedar-resin available to place on your wound. |
| Obverse [666:669] o 646646–o 648648 | Just as gall is bitter, so may you, your women, your sons and your daughters be bitter towards each other. |
| Obverse [669:672] o 649649–o 651651 | Ditto; may Šamaš clamp a bronze bird trap over you, (your sons and your [daught]ers); may he cast you into a trap from which there is no escape, and never let you out alive. |
| Obverse [672:676] o 652652–o 655655 | Just as (this) waterskin is split and its water runs out, so may your waterskin break in a place of severe thirst; die [of th]irst! |
| Obverse [676:679] o 656656–o 658658 | Just as (these) shoes are split, so may your [shoes] be torn in a region of brier. [Go around barefooted!] |
| Obverse [679:680] o 659659–o 659659 | May Illil, lord of the throne, [overthrow] your throne. |
| Obverse [680:682] o 660660–o 661661 | May Nabû, bearer of the tablet of fates of the gods, erase your name, and destroy your seed from the land. |
| Obverse [682:684] o 662662–o 663663 | May the door [...] before your eyes, may your doors [......]. |
| Obverse [684:690] o 664664–o 669669 | 18th day of Iyyar, eponymy of Nabû-belu-uṣur, governor of Dur-Šarrukku. The treaty of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, conclu[ded] on behalf of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate of Assyria, and Šamaš-šumu-ukin, the crown prince designate of Babylon. |
Transliteration (ATF)
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| i | {na₄}KIŠIB {d}a-šur₄ LUGAL DINGIR-MEŠ | |
| ii | EN KUR.KUR ša la šu-un-ne₂-e | |
| iii | {na₄}KIŠIB NUN-e GAL-e AD DINGIR-MEŠ | |
| iv | ša la pa-qa-a-ri | |
| 1 | a-de-e ša {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN ŠU₂ MAN KUR—aš-šur{<ki>} | |
| 2 | DUMU {1}{d}30—PAB-MEŠ—SU MAN ŠU₂ MAN KUR—aš-šur-<ma> | |
| 3 | TA@v {1}hum-ba-re-eš {lu₂}EN—URU {lu₂}EN—URU {uru}na-ah-ši-mar-ti | |
| 4 | <TA@v> DUMU-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-šu₂ TA@v {uru}na-ah-ši-mar-ta-a.a | |
| 5 | {lu₂}ERIM-MEŠ ŠU.2-šu₂ gab-bu TUR <u> GAL ma-la ba-šu-u | |
| 6 | TA@v na-pa-ah {d}UTU-ši a-di ra-ba {d}šam-ši | |
| 7 | am—mar {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur LUGAL-tu be-lu-tu | |
| 8 | ina UGU-hi-šu₂-nu up-pa-aš₂-u-ni | |
| 9 | is-si-ku-nu <TA@v> DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 10 | ša EGIR a-de-e a-na UD-me ṣa-a-ti ib-ba-aš₂-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 11 | <ša₂ ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ> | |
| 12 | <MAN KUR—aš-šur ša ina UGU-hi-šu₂ a-de-e is-si-ku-nu iš-ku-nu-ni> | |
| 13 | ina IGI {mul}SAG.ME.GAR {mul}dil-bat | |
| 14 | {mul}UDU.IDIM.SAG.UŠ {mul}UDU.IDIM.GUD.UD | |
| 15 | {mul}ṣal-bat-a-nu {mul}GAG.SI.SA₂ | |
| 16 | ina IGI {d}aš-šur {d}a-num {d}EN.⸢LIL₂⸣ {d}E₂.A | |
| 17 | {d}30 {d}ša₂-maš {d}IM {d}AMAR.UTU | |
| 18 | {d}PA {d}PA.TUG₂ {d}IB {d}U.GUR | |
| 19 | {d}NIN.LIL₂ {d}še-ru-u-a {d}be-lit—DINGIR-MEŠ | |
| 20 | {d}15 ša {uru}NINA{ki} {d}15 ša {uru}arba-il₃ | |
| 21 | DINGIR-MEŠ a-ši-bu-ti AN-e u₃ KI.TIM | |
| 22 | DINGIR-MEŠ KUR—aš-šur DINGIR-MEŠ KUR—šu-me-ri u ⸢URI.KI⸣ | |
| 23 | DINGIR-MEŠ KUR.KUR DU₃-šu₂-nu u₂-dan-nin-[u-ni] | |
| 24 | iṣ-ba-tu iš-ku-nu-⸢ni⸣ | |
| 25 | {d}aš-šur AD DINGIR-MEŠ EN KUR.KUR ti-⸢tam⸣-[ma-a] | |
| 26 | {d}a-num {d}EN.LIL₂ {d}E₂.A MIN | |
| 27 | {d}30 {d}ša₂-maš {d}IM {d}AMAR.UTU MIN | |
| 28 | {d}AG {d}PA.TUG₂ {d}IB {d}U.GUR MIN | |
| 29 | {d}NIN.LIL₂ {d}še-ru-u-a {d}be-lit—DINGIR-⸢MEŠ⸣ MIN | |
| 30 | {d}15 ša {uru}NINA{ki} {d}15 ša {uru}arba-il₃ MIN | |
| 31 | DINGIR-MEŠ DU₃-šu₂-nu ša {uru}ŠA₃—URU MIN | |
| 32 | DINGIR-MEŠ DU₃-šu₂-nu ša {uru}NINA{ki} MIN | |
| 33 | DINGIR-MEŠ DU₃-šu₂-nu ša {uru}kal-ha MIN | |
| 34 | DINGIR-MEŠ DU₃-šu₂-nu ša {uru}arba-il₃ MIN | |
| 35 | DINGIR-MEŠ DU₃-šu₂-nu ša {uru}kal₃-zi MIN | |
| 36 | DINGIR-MEŠ DU₃-šu₂-nu ša {uru}KASKAL MIN | |
| 37 | DINGIR-MEŠ KA₂.DINGIR.RA{ki} BAR₂.SIPA₂{ki} EN.LIL₂{ki} <DU₃-šu₂-nu MIN> | |
| 38 | DINGIR-MEŠ KUR—aš-šur <DU₃-šu₂-nu MIN> | |
| 39 | DINGIR-MEŠ KUR—šu-me-ri u URI.KI DU₃-šu₂-nu MIN | |
| 40 | DINGIR-MEŠ KUR.KUR DU₃-šu₂-nu MIN | |
| 40A | DINGIR-MEŠ ša₂ AN-e u KI.TIM DU₃-šu₂-nu MIN | |
| 40B | [DINGIR]-MEŠ KUR-šu na-gi-šu | |
| 41 | a-de-e ša {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur ina IGI DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ | |
| 42 | ša₂ AN-e u KI.TIM is-si-ku-nu iš-ku-nu-u-ni | |
| 43 | ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 44 | DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu ša₂ a-na DUMU—MAN-u-te DUMU—MAN-u-te | |
| 45 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti MU-šu₂ iz-kur-u-ni ip-qi-du-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 46 | ki-ma {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur a-na šim-ti it-ta-lak | |
| 47 | {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti ina {giš}GU.ZA-e | |
| 48 | LUGAL-ti tu-še-šab-ba LUGAL-u-tu₂ EN-u-tu₂ | |
| 49 | ša₂ KUR—aš-šur ina UGU-hi-ku-nu up-pa-aš₂ ina A.ŠA₃ ina bir-ti URU | |
| 50 | la ta-na-ṣar-šu₂-u-ni ina UGU-hi-šu₂ la ta-ma-qut-a-ni | |
| 51 | la ta-mut-ta-a-ni ina ket-ti ša₂ ŠA₃-bi-ku-nu | |
| 52 | is-si-šu₂ la ta-da-bu-ba-a-ni mil-ku SIG₅ | |
| 53 | ša₂ gam-mur-ti ŠA₃-bi-ku-nu la ta-mal-lik-a-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 54 | KASKAL SIG₅ ina GIR₃.2.<MEŠ>-šu₂ la ta-ša₂-kan-a-ni | |
| 55 | šum-ma at-tu-nu tu-nak-kar-a-šu-ni TA@v ŠA₃ ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ | |
| 56 | GAL-MEŠ TUR-MEŠ ina ku-mu-šu₂ ina {giš}GU.ZA KUR—aš-šur{ki} | |
| 57 | tu-še-šab-a-ni šum-ma a-bu-tu₂ ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur{ki} | |
| 58 | te-na-a-ni tu-ša₂-an-na-a-ni šum-ma {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 59 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur{ki} EN-ku-nu | |
| 60 | [u₂]-kal-lim-ka-nu-ni ha-an-nu-um-ma la ta-da-gal-a-ni | |
| 61 | LUGAL-u-tu₂ EN-u-tu₂ ša₂ KUR—aš-šur ina UGU-hi-ku-nu la u₂-[pa]-aš₂-u-ni | |
| 62 | šum-ma at-tu-nu a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 63 | ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur{ki} u₂-kal-lim-u-ka-nu-ni | |
| 64 | iq-ba-ka-nu-ni a-de-e ina UGU-hi-šu₂ is-si-ku-nu | |
| 65 | u₂-dan-nin-u-ni iš-ku-nu-ni la ta-na-ṣar-a-ni | |
| 66 | ina ŠA₃-bi-šu₂ ta-ha-ṭa-a-ni ŠU.2-ku-nu a-na HUL-tim | |
| 67 | ina ŠA₃-bi-šu₂ tu-bal-a-ni ep-šu₂ bar-tu a-bu-tu₂ la DUG₃.GA-tu₂ | |
| 68 | la SIG₅-tu₂ te-ep-pa-ša₂-ni-šu₂-u-ni ina LUGAL-ti KUR—aš-šur | |
| 69 | tu-nak-ka-ra-šu₂-u-ni TA@v ŠA₃-bi ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ GAL-MEŠ TUR-MEŠ | |
| 70 | ina ku-mu-šu₂ {giš}GU.ZA KUR—aš-šur tu-ša₂-aṣ-bat-a-ni | |
| 71 | LUGAL [ša₂-nu]-⸢um⸣-ma EN ša₂-nu-um-ma ina UGU-hi-ku-nu ta-ša₂-kan-a-ni | |
| 72 | a-na LUGAL ša₂-ni-ma DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN ša₂-ni-ma ma-mit ta-tam-ma-a-ni | |
| 73 | šum-ma at-tu-nu a-bu-tu₂ la DUG₃.GA-tu₂ la ba-ni-tu₂ | |
| 74 | la ta-ri-su ša e-peš LUGAL-te ša₂ ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A | |
| 75 | DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te la tar-ṣa-tu₂-u-ni la ṭa-bat-u-ni | |
| 76 | lu-u ina pi-i ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ | |
| 77 | qin-ni-šu₂ NUMUN E₂—AD-šu₂ E₂—AD-šu₂ lu ina pi-i {lu₂}GAL-MEŠ {lu₂}NAM-MEŠ | |
| 78 | lu ina pi-i {lu₂}ša₂—ziq-ni {lu₂}SAG-MEŠ | |
| 79 | lu-u ina pi-i {lu₂}um-ma-ni lu-u ina pi-i nap-har ṣal-mat—SAG.DU ṣal-mat—SAG.DU | |
| 80 | ma-la ba-šu-u ta-šam-ma-a-ni tu-pa-za-ra-a-ni | |
| 81 | la ta-lak-a-ni-ni a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 82 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti la ta-qab-ba-a-ni | |
| 83 | šum-ma {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur ina ṣa-ha-ri ša₂ DUMU-MEŠ-šu₂ | |
| 84 | a-na šim-ti it-ta-lak {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 85 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti {giš}GU.ZA ša₂ KUR—aš-šur tu-ša₂-aṣ-ba-ta | |
| 86 | {1}{d}GIŠ.NU₁₁—MU—GI.NA ŠEŠ ta-li-me-šu₂ DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 87 | ša₂ KA₂.DINGIR.RA{ki} ina {giš}GU.ZA LUGAL-ti ša₂ KA₂.DINGIR.RA{ki} | |
| 88 | tu-še-ša₂-ba LUGAL-ti KUR—šu-me-ri u URI.KI {kur}kar—{d}dun-ia₂-[aš₂] | |
| 89 | DU₃.A.BI ina pa-ni-šu₂ tu-šad-ga-la ti-din-tu₂ | |
| 90 | am—mar {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur AD-šu₂ id-din-na-šu₂-ni | |
| 91 | is-si-šu₂ ub-bal 01-en la ta-kal-la-a | |
| 92 | šum-ma {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 93 | ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur u₂-kal-lim-u-ka-nu-ni | |
| 94 | u₃ ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU AMA-šu₂ ša₂ {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 95 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur ina UGU-hi-šu₂-nu | |
| 96 | a-de-e is-si-ku-nu iš-ku-nu-ni ket-tu ša₂-lim-tu | |
| 97 | la tu-kal-la-a-ni ina ke-na-a-te tar-ṣa-a-ti | |
| 98 | la ta-ta-nab-bal-a-ša₂-nu-u-ni ina ket-ti ša₂ ŠA₃-bi-ku-nu | |
| 99 | is-si-šu₂-nu la ta-da-bu-ba-ni ina A.ŠA₃ bir-ti URU | |
| 100 | la ta-na-ṣar-a-šu₂-nu-u-ni | |
| 101 | šum-ma {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 102 | ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur iq-ba-ka-nu-u-ni | |
| 103 | u ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU AMA-šu₂ ša₂ {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 104 | ša E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te ina UGU-hi-šu₂-nu a-de-e is-si-ku-nu | |
| 105 | iš-ku-nu-u-ni ta-ha-ṭa-a-ni qa-at-ku-nu ina HUL-tim | |
| 106 | ina ŠA₃-bi-šu₂-nu tu-bal-a-ni | |
| 107 | ep-šu₂ bar-tu₂ a-bu-tu₂ la DUG₃.GA-tu₂ te-pa-ša₂-ni-šu₂-nu-u-ni | |
| 108 | ⸢šum⸣-ma a-bu-tu₂ la DUG₃.GA-tu₂ la de-iq-tu₂ | |
| 109 | la ba-ni-tu₂ ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 110 | DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu la tar-ṣa-at-u-ni | |
| 111 | la ṭa-bat-u-ni lu-u ina pi-i {lu₂}KUR₂-šu₂ | |
| 112 | lu-u ina pi-i sal-me-šu₂ | |
| 113 | lu ina pi-i ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ | |
| 114 | ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ | |
| 115 | qin-ni-šu NUMUN E₂—AD-šu E₂—AD-šu lu-u ina pi-i ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 116 | DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu lu ina pi-i {lu₂}ra-gi-me | |
| 117 | {lu₂}mah-he-e DUMU ša₂-ʾi-li a-mat DINGIR | |
| 118 | lu-u ina pi-i nap-har ṣal-mat—SAG.DU ṣal-mat—SAG.DU mal ba-šu₂-u | |
| 119 | ta-šam-ma-a-ni tu-pa-za-ra-a-ni | |
| 120 | la ta-lak-a-ni-ni a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 121 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur | |
| 122 | la ta-qab-ba-a-ni | |
| 123 | šum-ma at-tu-nu {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 124 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te ša {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur | |
| 125 | iq-ba-ka-nu-u-ni la ṭa-ab-tu₂ la de-iq-tu₂ | |
| 126 | te-ep-pa-ša₂-ni-šu-un-ni ta-ṣa-ba-ta-šu-u-ni | |
| 127 | ta-du-ka-šu₂-u-ni a-na {lu₂}KUR₂-šu₂ ta-da-na-šu-u-ni | |
| 128 | a-na LUGAL-u-te KUR—aš-šur tu-nak-⸢kar⸣-a-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 129 | a-na LUGAL ša₂-nim-ma EN ša₂-nim-ma ma-⸢mit⸣ [ta-tam]-ma-ni | |
| 130 | šum-ma me-me-ni a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—[MAN DUMU—[MAN GAL] ⸢ša₂⸣ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te | |
| 131 | DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu ša₂ ina ⸢UGU⸣-hi-šu₂ | |
| 132 | a-de-e is-si-ku-nu iš-ku-nu-u-ni | |
| 133 | si-hu bar-tu₂ ša₂ ⸢du⸣-[a-ki]-šu ša-mut-ti-šu | |
| 134 | hul-lu-qi-šu₂ a-na ka-šu-nu ⸢iq⸣-ba-ka-nu-u-ni | |
| 135 | u₃ at-tu-nu ina pi-i me-me-ni ta-šam-ma-a-ni | |
| 136 | e-piš-a-nu-te ša₂ bar-te la ta-ṣab-bat-a-ni-ni | |
| 137 | ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 138 | la tu-bal-a-ni-ni šum-ma am—mar ṣa-ba-ti-šu₂-nu | |
| 139 | du-a-ki-šu₂-nu ma-ṣa-ku-nu la ta-ṣab-bat-a-ša₂-nu-ni | |
| 140 | la ta-du-ka-a-ša₂-nu-ni MU-šu₂-nu NUMUN-šu₂-nu | |
| 141 | ina KUR la tu-hal-laq-qa-a-ni | |
| 142 | šum-ma am—mar ṣa-ba-te-šu₂-nu du-a-ki-šu₂-nu | |
| 143 | la ma-ṣa-ku-nu PI.2 ša₂ {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 144 | ša E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti la tu₂-pat-ta-a-ni is-si-šu₂ | |
| 145 | la ⸢ta⸣-za-za-a-ni e-piš-a-nu-ti ša₂ bar-te | |
| 146 | la ta-⸢ṣab⸣-bat-a-ni la ta-du-ka-a-[ni] | |
| 147 | šum-ma e-pi-ša₂-nu-te ša₂ bar-te lu-u e-ṣu-te lu-u ma-aʾ-du-te | |
| 148 | is-si-šu₂-nu ta-ša₂-kan-a-ni du-un-qu la du-un-qu | |
| 149 | ta-šam-ma-a-ni | |
| 150 | a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 151 | DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur la ta-lak-a-ni-ni | |
| 152 | la ta-qab-ba-a-ni lib-ba-ku-nu is-si-šu la gam-mur-u-ni | |
| 153 | ša DINGIR-MEŠ-ni u₂-še-ša₂-bu-u-ni a-de-e ina IGI DINGIR-MEŠ-ni | |
| 154 | i-ša₂-kan-u-ni ina ri-⸢kis⸣ {giš}BANŠUR ša₂-te-e ka-si | |
| 155 | ni-pi-ih {d}GIŠ.BAR A-MEŠ I₃-MEŠ ṣi-bit tu-le-e | |
| 156 | <a-na> a-he-iš tu-tam-ma-a-ni a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 157 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu | |
| 158 | la tal-lak-a-ni-ni la ta-qab-ba-a-ni | |
| 159 | e-piš-a-nu-ti ša₂ bar-ti u₃ {lu₂}ERIM-MEŠ EN—hi-ṭi EN—hi-ṭi | |
| 160 | la ta-ṣab-bat-a-ni-ni la ta-du-ka-a-ni | |
| 161 | MU-šu₂-nu NUMUN-šu₂-nu ina KUR la tu-hal-laq-qa-a-ni | |
| 162 | šum-ma lu {lu₂}aš-šu-ra-a.a lu da-gil₂—pa-ni ša₂ KUR—aš-šur | |
| 163 | lu-u {lu₂}ša₂—ziq-ni lu-u {lu₂}SAG lu DUMU KUR—aš-šur{ki} | |
| 164 | lu DUMU KUR ša₂-ni-tim-ma lu ina šik-nat—ZI-tim ma-la ba-šu₂-u | |
| 165 | a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te <lu> ina A.ŠA₃ | |
| 166 | <lu> ina ŠA₃ URU e-ta-as-ru-šu₂ si-hu bar-tu₂ ina UGU-hi-šu₂ e-tap-šu | |
| 167 | at-tu-nu TA@v {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 168 | la ta-za-za-a-ni la ta-na-ṣar-a-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 169 | {lu₂}ERIM-MEŠ ša₂ bar-ti e-pa-šu₂-ni-šu₂-u-ni ina gam-mur-ti ŠA₃-bi-ku-nu | |
| 170 | la ta-du-ka-a-ni a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL | |
| 171 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti u ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU AMA-šu₂ is-si-šu₂ | |
| 172 | la tu-še-za-ba-a-ni-ni | |
| 173 | šum-ma ša TA@v {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—re-du-ti E₂—re-du-ti | |
| 174 | DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu ša₂ ina UGU-hi-šu₂ | |
| 175 | a-de-e is-si-ku-nu iš-ku-nu-u-ni ib-bal-kat₃-u-ni | |
| 176 | at-tu-nu is-si-šu₂ ta-ša₂-kan-a-ni | |
| 177 | šum-ma ki-i da-ʾa-a-ni iṣ-ṣab-tu-ku-nu | |
| 178 | at-tu-nu la ta-hal-liq-a-ni ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A | |
| 179 | DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti la tal-lak-a-ni-ni | |
| 180 | šum-ma at-tu₂-nu lu ⸢ina⸣ [x]-e hu-ra-di [x x x x x] | |
| 181 | lu ⸢ina⸣ [UD]-⸢me⸣ ra-qi ki-i qa-bal KUR | |
| 182 | aš₂-ba-ka-[nu-ni] lu ki-i ina pi-ir-ri | |
| 183 | te-rab-a-ni-ni a-bu-tu₂ la DUG₃.GA-tu₂ | |
| 184 | ša₂ {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 185 | ina ŠA₃-⸢bi⸣-ku-nu ta-ša₂-kan-a-ni ina UGU-hi-šu₂ | |
| 186 | ta-bal-kat₃-a-ni ep-šu bar-tu a-bu-tu | |
| 187 | la DUG₃.GA-tu₂ te-pa-ša₂-niš-[u-ni] | |
| 188 | šum-ma {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—[UŠ-ti] E₂—[UŠ-ti] | |
| 189 | DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu ina UD-me ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ | |
| 190 | MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu a-na šim-ti il-lak-u₂-ni | |
| 191 | šu-u la LUGAL-ka-nu-ni la EN-ka-nu-u-ni | |
| 192 | dan-nu la u₂-šap-pal-u-ni šap-lu la i-ma-tah₂-u-ni | |
| 193 | ša₂ du-a-ki la i-du-ku-u-ni ⸢ša⸣ bal-lu-ṭi₂ | |
| 194 | la u₂-bal-laṭ-u-ni am—mar i-qab-bu-u-ni | |
| 195 | la ta-šam-ma-a-ni ki-i pi-i-šu₂ | |
| 196 | la te-pa-ša₂-a-ni LUGAL MAN-ma EN MAN-ma | |
| 197 | ina UGU-hi-šu₂ tu-ba-ʾa-a-ni | |
| 198 | šum-ma me-me-ni ina E₂.GAL bar-tu lu ina kal UD-me | |
| 199 | lu-u ina kal MI ⸢lu⸣-u ina KASKAL lu ina qab-si KUR a-na | |
| 200 | {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur e-ta-pa-aš₂ ⸢at⸣-[tu]-nu | |
| 201 | la taš-me-a-šu₂ ⸢lu⸣-u ina kal UD-me lu-u ina kal mu-ši | |
| 202 | [ina] ⸢la⸣ si-me-ni-šu₂ {lu₂}A—šip-ri {lu₂}A—šip-ri TA@v ŠA₃ E₂.GAL | |
| 203 | ina UGU DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN it-tal-ka ma-a AD-ka | |
| 204 | re-eš-ka i-ti-ši ma-a EN lil-li-ka | |
| 205 | at-tu-nu la ta-[šam]-⸢me⸣-a-šu₂ la tu-ra-ma-šu₂ | |
| 206 | la il-lak [ma-ṣar]-⸢tu⸣-šu₂ tu-da-a-na | |
| 207 | a-di 01-en ina ŠA₃-bi-ku-nu ša EN-šu i-ra-ʾa-mu-u-ni | |
| 208 | ina UGU E₂—EN-MEŠ-šu E₂—EN-MEŠ-šu mar-ṣa-šu-u-ni | |
| 209 | il-lak-u-ni ina E₂.GAL DI-mu ša₂ LUGAL EN-šu | |
| 210 | e-mar-u-ni ha-ra-me-ma TA@v DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN | |
| 211 | EN-ku-nu ina E₂.GAL tal-la-ka | |
| 212 | šum-ma at-tu-nu pu-uh-ru ta-ša₂-kan-a-ni a-he-iš | |
| 213 | tu-tam-ma-a-ni a-na 01-en ina ŠA₃-bi-ku-nu LUGAL-u-tu ta-dan-a-ni | |
| 214 | šum-ma at-tu-nu TA@v ŠA₃-bi ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ ŠEŠ.<MEŠ>—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ ŠEŠ.<MEŠ>—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ | |
| 215 | DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ qin-ni-šu NUMUN E₂—AD-šu₂ E₂—AD-šu₂ | |
| 216 | lu-u ša₂ ina KUR—aš-šur šu-nu-u-ni lu ša₂ ina KUR ša₂-ni-tim-ma | |
| 217 | in-nab-tu-u-ni lu-u ina kal-zi E₂.GAL qur-bu-ti | |
| 218 | lu-u ina kal-zi E₂.GAL pa-ti-u₂-ti lu-u ina kal-za-a-ni | |
| 219 | GAL-MEŠ TUR-MEŠ lu-u ina GAL-MEŠ TUR-MEŠ-te | |
| 220 | lu-u ina DUMU—SIG₅-MEŠ DUMU—SIG₅-MEŠ lu-u ina DUMU—muš-ke-nu-ti DUMU—muš-ke-nu-ti | |
| 221 | lu ša₂ {lu₂}ziq-ni lu {lu₂}SAG lu-u ina {lu₂}ARAD-MEŠ | |
| 222 | lu-u ina {lu₂}ŠAM₂-MEŠ lu ina DUMU KUR—aš-šur lu ina DUMU KUR | |
| 223 | ša₂-ni-tim-ma lu-u ina nap-har ṣal-mat—SAG.DU ṣal-mat—SAG.DU mal ba-šu-u | |
| 224 | 01-en ina ŠA₃-bi-ku-nu {giš}GU.ZA KUR—aš-šur tu-ša₂-aṣ-bat-a-ni | |
| 225 | LUGAL-u₂-tu₂ EN-u₂-[tu₂] ša₂ KUR—aš-šur ta-da-na-niš-šu₂-ni | |
| 226 | šum-ma {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te | |
| 227 | {giš}GU.ZA ša₂ KUR—aš-šur{ki} la tu₂-ša₂-aṣ-bat-a-ni | |
| 228 | LUGAL-tu₂ EN-tu₂ ša₂ KUR—aš-šur ina UGU-hi-ku-nu la u₂-pa-aš₂-u₂-ni | |
| 229 | šum-ma at-tu-nu ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te | |
| 230 | DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu la ta-ma-qut-a-ni | |
| 231 | la ta-mut-ta-a-ni ša₂ ina UGU-hi-šu₂ ṭa-bu-u-ni | |
| 232 | la tu-ba-ʾa-a-ni la te-ep-pa-ša₂-a-ni | |
| 233 | šum-ma la DUG₃.GA-tu₂ te-ep-pa-ša₂-niš-šu₂-un-ni | |
| 234 | mil-ku la dam-qu ta-mal-lik-a-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 235 | KASKAL la šal-mu ina GIR₃.2-šu₂ ta-ša₂-kan-a-ni | |
| 236 | ina ke-na-a-te tar-ṣa-a-te la ta-ta-nab-bal-a-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 237 | šum-ma {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu ina ṣa-ha-ri ša₂ DUMU-MEŠ-šu₂ | |
| 238 | a-na šim-te it-ta-lak lu {lu₂}SAG lu {lu₂}ša₂—ziq-ni | |
| 239 | a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 240 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te i-du-ak | |
| 241 | LUGAL-u-tu ša₂ KUR—aš-šur it-ti-ši | |
| 242 | šum-ma at-tu-nu is-si-šu₂ ta-ša₂-kan-a-ni | |
| 243 | a-na {lu₂}ARAD-nu-ti-šu₂ ta-tu-ra-a-ni | |
| 244 | la ta-bal-kat₃-a-ni la ta-na-kir-a-ni | |
| 245 | KUR.KUR gab-bu is-si-šu₂ la tu-šam-kar-a-ni si-hu ina UGU-hi-šu₂ la ta-ša₂-kan-a-ni | |
| 246 | la ta-ṣab-bat-a-ni-šu₂-u-ni la ta-du-ka-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 247 | u₃ DUMU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 248 | {giš}GU.ZA ša₂ KUR—aš-šur{ki} la tu-ša₂-aṣ-bat-[a]-ni | |
| 249 | šum-ma at-tu-nu ina IGI MI₂.a-ri-ti | |
| 250 | ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur{ki} u₃ DAM {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 251 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti la ta-da-gal-a-ni | |
| 252 | ki-ma it-tab-ši la tu-rab-ba-a-ni | |
| 253 | {giš}GU.ZA ša₂ KUR—aš-šur{ki} la tu-ša₂-aṣ-bat-a-ni | |
| 254 | e-pi-ša₂-nu-ti ša₂ bar-ti la ta-ṣab-bat-a-ni-ni | |
| 255 | la ta-du-ka-a-ni MU-šu₂-nu NUMUN-šu₂-nu | |
| 256 | ina KUR la tu-hal-laq-qa-a-ni da-me ku-um da-me | |
| 257 | la ta-ta-ba-ka-a-ni gi-im-lu | |
| 258 | ša₂ {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te | |
| 259 | la tu-tar-ra-a-ni-ni šum-ma at-tu-nu | |
| 260 | a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te | |
| 261 | DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu | |
| 262 | šam-mu ša₂ mu-a-ti-šu₂ tu-ša₂-kal-a-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 263 | ta-ša₂-qi-a-šu₂-u-ni ta-pa-ša₂-ša₂-šu-u-ni | |
| 264 | kiš-pi te-ep-pa-ša₂-niš-šu₂-u-ni DINGIR.<MEŠ> u {d}IŠ.TAR | |
| 265 | is-si-šu₂ tu-ša₂-az-na-a-ni | |
| 266 | šum-ma at-tu-nu a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te | |
| 267 | DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu | |
| 268 | ki-i nap-ša₂-te-ku-nu la tar-ʾa-ma-a-ni | |
| 269 | šum-ma at-tu-nu ina IGI {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 270 | ša₂ ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU AMA-šu₂ kar-ṣi-šu₂-nu ta-kal-a-ni | |
| 271 | la MUN-šu₂-nu ta-qab-ba-a-ni A₂.2-ku-nu | |
| 272 | ina E₂-MEŠ-šu₂-nu tu-bal-a-ni ina ŠA₃-bi-šu₂-nu ta-ha-ṭa-a-ni | |
| 273 | TA@v ŠA₃-bi ti-din-tu₂ ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur AD-šu₂-nu i-din-na-ša₂-nu-ni | |
| 274 | qi-ni-tu ša₂ šu₂-nu iq-nu-u-ni ta-na-aš₂-ša₂-a-ni | |
| 275 | šum-ma ti-din-tu₂ A.ŠA₃-MEŠ E₂-MEŠ {giš}SAR-MEŠ | |
| 276 | UN-MEŠ u₂-nu-tu₂ ANŠE.KUR.RA-MEŠ ANŠE.GIR₃.NUN.NA | |
| 277 | ANŠE-MEŠ GUD-MEŠ UDU-MEŠ ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur{ki} | |
| 278 | a-na DUMU-MEŠ-šu₂ id-din-u-ni la ina pa-ni-šu₂-nu la šu-tu₂-u-ni | |
| 279 | šum-ma de-iq-ta-šu₂-nu ina IGI {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL | |
| 280 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti la ta-qab-ba-a-ni | |
| 281 | šum-ma ina IGI-ni-šu₂ la i-za-zu-u-ni is-si-ku-nu | |
| 282 | la u₂-sa-ta-mah-u-ni | |
| 283 | a-de-e an-nu-ti ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur{ki} | |
| 284 | ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 285 | u ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU AMA-šu₂ ša₂ {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL | |
| 286 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti u₂-dan-nin-u-ni is-si-ku-nu | |
| 287 | iš-kun-u-ni ta-me-tu₂ u₂-tam-mu-ka-nu-ni | |
| 288 | a-na DUMU.⸢MEŠ-ku⸣-nu DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu a-na NUMUN-ku-nu | |
| 289 | a-na NUMUN—NUMUN-[ku]-⸢nu⸣ ša₂ EGIR a-de-e a-na UD-me ṣa-a-ti | |
| 290 | ib-ba-šu₂-u-ni la ta-qab-ba-a-ni ṭe₃-mu | |
| 291 | la ta-ša₂-⸢kan⸣-šu₂-u-ni ma-a a-de-e an-nu-te | |
| 292 | uṣ-ra ma-a ina ŠA₃-bi a-de-e-ku-nu la ta-ha-ṭi-a | |
| 293 | ZI-MEŠ-ku-nu la tu-hal-la-qa | |
| 294 | ma-a KUR-ku-nu a-na ha-pe-e UN-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 295 | a-na šal-la-li la ta-da-na ma-a a-bu-tu₂ | |
| 296 | an-ni-tu ša₂ ina IGI DINGIR-MEŠ a-me-lu-te mah-rat-u-ni | |
| 297 | ši-i ina pa-ni-ku-nu lu mah-rat ina UGU-hi-ku-nu lu ṭa-bat | |
| 298 | {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti a-na be-lu-ti | |
| 299 | KUR u UN-MEŠ lu na-ṣir | |
| 300 | EGIR a-na LUGAL-u₂-ti lu na-bi MU-šu₂ | |
| 301 | LUGAL MAN-ma EN MAN-ma ina UGU-hi-ku-nu la ta-ša₂-ka-na | |
| 302 | šum-ma me-me-ni ina UGU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur | |
| 303 | si-hu bar-tu e-tap-aš₂ ina {giš}GU.ZA LUGAL-ti-šu₂ | |
| 304 | it-tu-šib šum-ma a-na LUGAL-ti-šu₂ | |
| 305 | ta-ha-du-a-ni la ta-ṣab-bat-a-niš-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 306 | la ta-du-ka-a-šu₂-u-ni šum-ma am—mar ṣa-ba-ti-šu₂ | |
| 307 | du-a-ki-šu₂ la ma-ṣa-ku-nu a-na LUGAL-u-ti-šu₂ | |
| 308 | ta-ma-gur₂-a-ni ta-me-tu₂ ša {lu₂}ARAD-nu-ti | |
| 309 | ta-tam-ma-a-ni-šu₂-u-ni ina UGU-hi-šu | |
| 310 | la ta-bal-kat₃-a-ni ina gam-mur-ti ŠA₃-bi-ku-nu | |
| 311 | qa-ra-a-bu is-si-šu₂ la tu-pa-aš₂-a-ni | |
| 312 | KUR.KUR ša₂-ni-a-te is-si-šu₂ la tu-šam-kar-a-ni | |
| 313 | hu-ub-tu-šu₂ la ta-hab-bat-a-ni-ni | |
| 314 | de-ek-tu-šu₂ la ta-du-ka-a-ni | |
| 315 | MU-šu₂ NUMUN-šu₂ ina KUR la tu-hal-laq-a-ni | |
| 316 | {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša E₂—UŠ-u-te E₂—UŠ-u-te | |
| 317 | {giš}GU.ZA AD-šu₂ la tu-ša₂-aṣ-bat-a-ni | |
| 318 | šum-ma at-tu-nu TA@v ŠA₃-bi ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ | |
| 319 | ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ | |
| 320 | TA@v ŠA₃-bi NUMUN E₂—AD-šu₂ E₂—AD-šu₂ TA@v ŠA₃-bi NUMUN MAN pa-ni-u₂-ti | |
| 321 | TA@v ŠA₃-bi {lu₂}GAL {lu₂}NAM {lu₂}SAG TA@v ŠA₃-bi DUMU KUR—aš-šur | |
| 322 | TA ŠA₃-bi DUMU KUR ša₂-ni-tim-ma u₂-šak-pa-du-ka-nu-u-ni | |
| 323 | i-qab-ba-ak-ka-nu-u-ni ma-a kar-ṣi ša₂ {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A | |
| 324 | DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti ina IGI AD-šu₂ ak-la | |
| 325 | ma-a a-bat-su la DUG₃.GA-tu la SIG₅-tu qi-bi-a | |
| 326 | ina bir-tu-šu₂ ina bir-ti AD-šu₂ tu-šam-ha-ṣa-a-ni | |
| 327 | a-na zi-a-ri ina IGI a-he-iš ta-ša₂-kan-a-ša₂-nu-ni | |
| 328 | EN—qi-ʾi EN—qi-ʾi ša₂ ṭe₃-e-mu i-ša₂-kan-u-ka-nu-u-ni | |
| 329 | u₂-ša₂-an-za-ru-ka-nu-ni ⸢qi-ba-ni⸣-šu₂ | |
| 330 | ma-a lu ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ ma-a lu {lu₂}ARAD-MEŠ-ni | |
| 331 | ša ina UGU AD-šu₂ u₂-[ša₂-an]-⸢zi⸣-ru-u-ni | |
| 332 | ša kar-ṣi-šu₂ ina IGI AD-šu₂ [e]-⸢kal⸣-u-ni a-le-eʾ | |
| 333 | ma-a la ša₂ {d}aš-šur {d}UTU u₃ {[d}IM ina] ⸢UGU⸣-šu₂ iq-bu-u-ni ta-kun | |
| 334 | ma-a ina ba-lat aš-šur ⸢u₃⸣ {d}UTU AD-ku-nu LU TI u₂ ŠID | |
| 335 | ma-a ša₂ ŠEŠ-ku-nu kab-bi-da ZI-MEŠ-ku-nu uṣ-⸢ra⸣ | |
| 336 | šum-ma me-me-ni u₂-šak-pa-du-ka-nu-u-ni i-qab-ba-kan-u-ni | |
| 337 | TA ŠA₃-bi ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ ŠEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ ŠEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ [DUMU—ŠEŠ]-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ [DUMU—ŠEŠ]-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ [DUMU—ŠEŠ]-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šu₂ qin-ni-šu₂ | |
| 338 | NUMUN E₂—AD-šu₂ E₂—AD-šu₂ lu {⸢lu₂⸣}[SAG] lu {lu₂}ša₂—ziq-ni lu DUMU KUR—aš-šur | |
| 339 | lu DUMU KUR ša₂-ni-nim-ma lu ina nap-har ṣal-mat—SAG.DU ṣal-mat—SAG.DU | |
| 340 | ma-la ba-šu-u i-qab-ba-ka-nu-u-ni | |
| 341 | ma-a kar-ṣi ša₂ ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU AMA-šu₂ ina pa-ni-šu₂ | |
| 342 | ak-la ma-a šam-hi-ṣa ina bir-tu-šu₂-nu | |
| 343 | ma-a ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU AMA-šu₂ TA@v pa-ni-šu₂ pur-sa | |
| 344 | at-tu-nu ta-šam-ma-a-ni la DUG₃.GA-tu₂ | |
| 345 | ša ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ ina IGI-šu₂ ta-qab-ba-a-ni | |
| 346 | TA@v IGI ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ ta-par-ra-sa-a-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 347 | šum-ma qa-bi-a-nu ša₂ a-bu-tu₂ an-ni-tu₂ | |
| 348 | iq-ba-ka-nu-u-ni tu-ra-ma-šu₂-u-ni | |
| 349 | šum-ma la tal-lak-a-ni-ni a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL | |
| 350 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te la ta-qab-ba-a-ni | |
| 351 | ma-a AD-u-ka a-de-e ina UGU-<ka> is-si-ni | |
| 352 | is-sa-kan u₂-tam-ma-na-a-[ši] | |
| 353 | šum-ma ta-da-ga-la-⸢ni⸣ [ina IGI {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN] DUMU—MAN] GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 354 | ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ [x] kan šu ⸢x⸣+[x x]+⸢x⸣-ku-uš | |
| 355 | ma-ṣar-⸢tu⸣ [x x x x x x x] at-tu-nu | |
| 356 | ki-i ra-ma-[ni-ku-nu] la ta-ga-ri-šu₂-nu-ni | |
| 357 | pu-⸢x⸣+[x x x x x x] ina ŠA₃-bi-šu₂-nu | |
| 358 | la tu-še-[x x x] ma-a AD-ku-nu ina ŠA₃-bi a-de-e | |
| 359 | is-sa-kan u₂-⸢tam⸣-[ma-na-a-ši] | |
| 360 | šum-ma at-tu-nu ki-ma {1}aš-⸢šur⸣—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu | |
| 361 | a-na šim-ti it-ta-lak {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A | |
| 362 | DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti ina {giš}GU.ZA LUGAL-u-te it-⸢tu⸣-[šib] | |
| 363 | a-bu-tu₂ la DUG₃.GA-tu ša₂ ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ ⸢DUMU AMA⸣-šu₂ | |
| 364 | ina IGI ŠEŠ-šu₂-nu ta-qab-ba-a-ni tu-ša₂-an-za-ra-ni | |
| 365 | ma-a ŠU.2-ka ina HUL-tim ina ŠA₃-bi-šu₂-nu ub-bil₂ | |
| 366 | šum-ma TA@v IGI {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 367 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te tu-na-kar-a-ša₂-⸢nu⸣-[u-ni] | |
| 368 | di-ib-bi-šu₂-nu la SIG₅-MEŠ ina ⸢IGI ŠEŠ⸣-šu₂-nu | |
| 369 | ta-⸢qab⸣-ba-a-ni ma-za-a-su ša₂ {1}[aš-šur—PAB—AŠ] | |
| 370 | MAN KUR—aš-šur AD-šu₂-nu u₂-kal-lim-u-šu₂-nu-[ni] ina IGI {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A | |
| 371 | DUMU—⸢MAN⸣ DUMU—⸢MAN⸣ [GAL ša] E₂—UŠ-⸢ti⸣ E₂—UŠ-⸢ti⸣ ta-qab-ba-a-ni | |
| 372 | ⸢x⸣+[x x x x x x] u₂-na-kar-šu₂-[nu-u-ni] | |
| 373 | šum-ma sar-bu ša₂ <ina> UGU DINGIR-MEŠ ša pu-uh-ri | |
| 374 | lu pa-ni-ku-nu lu ŠU.2-ku-nu lu na-pul-ta-ku-nu | |
| 375 | ta-pa-ša₂-aš₂-a-ni lu-u ina si-qi-ku-nu | |
| 376 | ta-rak-kas-a-ni ša₂ ma-mit pa-ša₂-ri te-ep-pa-ša₂-a-ni | |
| 377 | šum-ma at-tu-nu tur-tu tu-tar-ra-[a-ni] | |
| 378 | ma-mit ta-pa-šar-a-ni ši-in-ga-te [x x x] | |
| 379 | [ina] ⸢IGI⸣-ni ša₂ ⸢tur⸣-tu tur-ri ma-mit pa-ša₂-a-ri ta-ha-sa-sa-[a-ni] | |
| 380 | ⸢te⸣-pa-ša₂-a-ni ta-me-tu an-[ni-tu ina UGU] {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL | |
| 381 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti DUMU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu | |
| 382 | ša₂ ul-tu₂ UD-me an-ni-e a-di ša EGIR a-de-e | |
| 383 | ib-ba-aš₂-ši-u-[ni at]-tu-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu ša₂ a-na | |
| 384 | UD-me ⸢ṣa⸣-[a]-⸢ti⸣ ib-ba-aš₂-šu₂-u-ni ta-ʾa-ku-nu | |
| 385 | ⸢šum⸣-ma at-tu-nu ki-i (ina) kaq-qar ta-me-ti an-ni-tu | |
| 386 | ⸢ta⸣-za-za-a-ni ta-me-tu₂ ša da-bab-ti šap-ti | |
| 387 | ta-tam-ma-a-ni ina gu-mur-⸢ti⸣ ŠA₃-ku-nu la ta-tam-ma-a-ni a-na DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu ša EGIR a-de-e | |
| 388 | ib-ba-aš₂-šu₂-u-ni la tu-šal-mad-a-ni | |
| 389 | ⸢šum-ma⸣ at-tu-nu ⸢GIG⸣ la pa-aṭ-ru ina UGU | |
| 390 | ⸢ra⸣-[ma-ni]-⸢ku⸣-nu ta-ša₂-kan-a-ni ⸢ina⸣ ŠA₃-⸢bi⸣ a-de-e | |
| 391 | ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur ša₂ ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u | |
| 392 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te la te-rab-a-ni | |
| 393 | a-na EGIR UD-me a-na UD-me ṣa-a-ti aš-šur DINGIR-ku-nu | |
| 394 | {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti EN-ku-nu | |
| 395 | DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 396 | a-⸢na ša₂⸣-[a]-šu₂ lip-lu-hu | |
| 397 | ša₂ ma-mit ṭup-pi an-ni-i e-nu-u e-gu-u | |
| 398 | i-ha-ṭu-u i-pa-sa-su x šu₂ a-de-e ⸢x x⸣ | |
| 399 | [e]-gu-ma i-par-ra-ṣu ma-mit-su-un | |
| 400 | [EN ṭup]-pi a-de-e an-ni-i | |
| 401 | {[d}aš-šur] MAN DINGIR-MEŠ u DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ EN-MEŠ-ia | |
| 402 | [x x x]-⸢šu₂⸣ lu-u ṣa-lam {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur | |
| 403 | lu ṣa-lam {1}[aš-šur—DU₃—A] ⸢DUMU⸣—MAN ⸢DUMU⸣—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 404 | lu ṣa-lam ⸢ŠEŠ⸣-[MEŠ-šu₂ x x x x x x x x] | |
| 405 | {na₄}KIŠIB NUN-⸢e⸣ [GAL-e AD] DINGIR-MEŠ [x x x x] | |
| 406 | ša₂ E₂ ⸢x⸣ [x x x x x x x x (x)] | |
| 407 | ina <ŠA₃-bi> {na₄}KIŠIB ša₂ {d}aš-šur MAN DINGIR-MEŠ-ni | |
| 408 | ka-⸢nik⸣-u-ni ina IGI-ku-nu ša₂-kin₂-u-ni | |
| 409 | ki-i DINGIR-ku-⸢nu⸣ la ta-na-ṣar-a-ni | |
| 410 | šum-ma at-tu-nu tu-na-kar-[a]-ni a-na {d}GIŠ.BAR | |
| 411 | ta-pa-qid-a-[ni] ina A-MEŠ ta-na-da-a-ni | |
| 412 | ina ep-ri ta-[kar-ra-ra-a-ni] ina mim-ma ši-pir ni-kil-ti | |
| 413 | ta-bat-a-ni tu-hal-la-⸢qa⸣-[a-ni] ta-sa-pan-a-ni | |
| 414 | AN.ŠAR₂ LUGAL DINGIR-MEŠ mu-šim [NAM-MEŠ] ši-mat {mi₂}HUL | |
| 415 | la DUG₃.GA-ti ⸢li⸣-[šim]-⸢ku⸣-nu a-⸢rak⸣ UD še-bu-ti | |
| 416 | ⸢ki⸣-šid lit-tu-[ti a].a i-qiš-ku-nu | |
| 417 | {d}NIN.LIL₂ hi-ir-tu na-ram-ta-šu₂ a-mat KA-šu₂ | |
| 418 | li-lam-min₂-ma a.a iṣ-bat ab-bu-tu₂-ku-un | |
| 418A | {d}a-num MAN DINGIR.MEŠ GIG ta-ne₂-hu di-ʾu di-lip-tu | |
| 418B | ni-is-sa-tu la DUG₃.GA NUMUN UGU nap-har | |
| 418C | E₂.MEŠ₂-ku-nu li-ša₂-az-nin | |
| 419 | {d}30 na-an-nar AN-MEŠ u KI.TIM ina SAHAR.ŠUB-pu | |
| 420 | li-hal-lip-ku-nu ina IGI DINGIR-MEŠ u LUGAL e-rab-ku-nu a.a iq-bi | |
| 421 | ki-i sir₂-ri-me MAŠ.DA₃ <ina> EDIN ru-up-da | |
| 422 | {d}UTU nu-ur₂ ša₂-ma-mi u kaq-qar di-in ket-ti <me-ša₂-ri> | |
| 423 | a.a i-di-in-ku-nu ni-ṭil IGI.2-MEŠ-ku-nu li-ši-ma | |
| 424 | ina ek-le-ti i-tal-la-ka | |
| 425 | {d}MAŠ a-ša₂-rid DINGIR-MEŠ ina šil-ta-hi-šu šam-ri li-šam-qit-ku-nu | |
| 426 | MUD₂-MEŠ-ku-nu li-mal-li EDIN UZU-⸢ku⸣-nu A₂{mušen} zi-i-bu | |
| 427 | li-ša₂-kil | |
| 428 | {d}dil-bat na-bat MUL-MEŠ ina ni-ṭil IGI.2-ku-nu hi-ra-a-te-ku-nu | |
| 429 | ina UR₂ {lu₂}KUR₂-ku-nu li-ša₂-ni-il DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 430 | a.a i-be₂-lu E₂-ku-un {lu₂}KUR₂ a-hu-u li-za-i-za mim-mu-ku-un | |
| 431 | {d}SAG.ME.GAR EN DINGIR ṣi-i-ru e-rab EN ina {e₂}sag-gil₂ | |
| 432 | a.a u₂-kal-lim-ku-nu li-hal-li-qa nap-šat-ku-un | |
| 433 | {d}AMAR.UTU DUMU.UŠ reš-tu-u hi-ṭu ⸢kab⸣-[tu] ma-mit la pa-ša₂-ri | |
| 434 | a-na ši-im-⸢ti⸣-ku-nu li-šim | |
| 435 | {d}NUMUN-DU₃-tu₂ na-di-na-at MU u NUMUN MU-ku-nu | |
| 436 | ina KUR lu-hal-liq | |
| 437 | {d}be-lit—DINGIR-MEŠ {d}be-lit nab-ni-ti ta-lit-tu ina KUR-ku-nu | |
| 438 | lip-ru-us ik-kil ⸢TUR⸣.DIŠ u la-ke-e | |
| 439 | ina SILA ri-bit li-za-⸢am⸣-[mi ta]-rit-ku-un | |
| 440 | {⸢d⸣}IM GU₂.GAL AN-e KI.TIM ⸢A⸣.[KAL] ina KUR-⸢ku⸣-[nu] lip-ru-[us] | |
| 441 | ta-me-ra-a-ti-ku-nu li-za-⸢am⸣-[mi] | |
| 442 | ina ri-ih-ṣi dan-ni KUR-ku-[nu x x x] BURU₅ | |
| 443 | mu-ṣa-hi-ir KUR BURU₁₄-ku-nu ⸢le⸣-[kul] ik-kil {na₄}UR₅ u NINDU | |
| 444 | ina E₂-MEŠ-ku-nu a.a GAL₂-ši {še}PAD-MEŠ a-na ṭi-ia-ni | |
| 445 | lu tah-li-qa-ku-nu ku-um {še}PAD-MEŠ eṣ-ma-ti-ku-nu | |
| 446 | DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu li-ṭi-nu ki-ṣir ša₂ ŠU.SI-ku-nu | |
| 447 | ina le-e-še lu la i-ṭa-ab-bu [x x x] a-ṣu-da-ti-ku-nu le-e-šu | |
| 448 | le-kul AMA UGU DUMU.MI₂-ša₂ [KA₂-ša₂ le-di-il] | |
| 449 | ina bu-ri-ku-nu UZU-MEŠ DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu ak-la ina bu-⸢bu⸣-[ti] | |
| 450 | hu-šah-hu LU₂ UZU LU₂ le-kul LU₂ KUŠ LU₂ | |
| 451 | li-la-biš UZU-MEŠ-ku-nu UR.KU-MEŠ ŠAH-<MEŠ> le-e-ku-lu | |
| 452 | e-ṭim₂-ma-ku-nu pa-qi-du na-aq A-MEŠ a.a ir-ši | |
| 453 | {d}IŠ.TAR be-lit MURUB₄ ME₃ ina ME₃ dan-ni {giš}BAN-ku-nu liš-bir | |
| 454 | i-di-ku-nu lik-si ina KI.TA {lu₂}KUR₂-ku-nu li-še-šib-ku-nu | |
| 455 | {d}U.GUR qar-rad DINGIR ina GIR₂-šu₂ la ga-me-li nap-šat-ku-nu | |
| 456 | li-bal-li ša₂-ga-aš₂-tu₂ mu-⸢ta⸣-[a]-nu ina ŠA₃-bi-ku-nu liš-kun | |
| 457 | {d}NIN.LIL₂ a-ši-bat {uru}NINA{ki} | |
| 458 | pat-ru ha-am-ṭu it-ti-ku-nu li-ir-ku-su | |
| 459 | {d}IŠ.TAR a-ši-bat {uru}arba-il₃ re-e-mu gim-lu | |
| 460 | [lu] ⸢la⸣ i-ša₂-kan UGU-ku-un | |
| 461 | {d}gu-la a-zu-gal-la-tu₂ GAL-tu₂ GIG ta-ne₂-hu [ina ŠA₃-bi-ku-nu] | |
| 462 | si-mu la-zu ina SU-ku-nu liš-⸢kun⸣ [da-mu u šar-ku] | |
| 463 | ki-ma A-MEŠ ru-[un-ka] | |
| 464 | {d}si-bit-ti DINGIR-⸢MEŠ qar-du⸣-[te ina {giš}TUKUL-MEŠ-šu₂-nu] | |
| 465 | ez-zu-ti na-aš-pan-[ta-ku-nu liš-ku-nu] | |
| 466 | {[d]}a-ra-miš EN im ⸢x⸣+[x x x x x x x x x]-ku-⸢nu⸣ [x x x x x x x x x x x]-tu | |
| 467 | {[d}ba-a.a-ti—DINGIR-MEŠ {d}a-na]-⸢ti⸣—ba-a.a-ti—DINGIR-[MEŠ] | |
| 468 | ina ŠU.2 UR.⸢MAH⸣ [a-ki-li] lim-nu-ku-nu | |
| 469 | {d}ku₃-KA₂ {d}15 [ša {uru]}gar-ga-mis | |
| 470 | ri-im-ṭu dan-nu ina ŠA₃-ku-nu liš-kun [KAŠ₃]-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 471 | ki-ma ti-ki ana kaq-qar lit-ta-tuk | |
| 472 | ⸢DINGIR⸣-[MEŠ] ⸢GAL⸣-MEŠ ša₂ AN-e KI.TIM a-ši-bu-tu kib-ra-⸢a-ti⸣ | |
| 473 | ma-la ina ṭup-pi an-ni-e MU-šu₂-nu zak-⸢ru⸣ | |
| 474 | lim-ha-ṣu-ku-nu li-kil-mu-ku-nu | |
| 475 | ar₂-ra-tu ma-ru-uš-tu ag-giš li-ru-ru-ku-nu | |
| 476 | e-liš TI.LA-MEŠ li-sa-hu-ku-nu šap-liš ina KI.TIM | |
| 477 | e-ṭim₂-ma-ku-nu A-MEŠ li-ṣa-mu-u GIŠ.MI u UD.DA | |
| 478 | li-ik-ta-ši-⸢du-ku⸣-nu ina ⸢pu-uz-ri⸣ ša₂-⸢ha⸣-[ti] | |
| 479 | la ta-nim-me-da ⸢NINDA⸣-MEŠ u A-MEŠ li-⸢zi-bu⸣-ku-nu | |
| 480 | su-un-qu hu-šah-hu bu-bu-tu NAM.⸢UŠ₂⸣-MEŠ | |
| 481 | TA IGI-ku-nu a.[a] ip-pi-ṭir si-si ša₂ ar-da-te-ku-nu | |
| 482 | mat-nat ša₂ {lu₂}GURUŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu ina ni-ṭil IGI.2-ku-nu UR.KU ŠAH-MEŠ | |
| 483 | ina re-bit aš-šur li-in-da-ša₂-ru {lu₂}UŠ₂-MEŠ-ku-nu KI.TIM | |
| 484 | a.a im-hur ina kar-ši UR.KU ŠAH-MEŠ lu naq-bar-ku-nu | |
| 485 | UD-MEŠ-ku-nu [lu] e-ṭu-u MU-MEŠ-ku-nu lu ek-la ek-le-tu₂ | |
| 486 | la na-ma-a-⸢ri⸣ a-na šim-ti-ku-nu li-ši-i-mu | |
| 487 | ina ta-⸢ne₂⸣-[hu] ⸢di⸣-lip-tu na-piš-ta-ku-nu liq-ti | |
| 488 | bu-bu-lu a-bu-bu la mah-ru ul-tu₂ <ŠA₃> KI.TIM | |
| 489 | li-la-a-ma na-aš-pan-ta-ku-nu liš-kun mim-ma DUG₃.GA lu ik-kib-ku-nu | |
| 490 | mim-ma GIG lu ši-mat-ku-nu qi-i-ru ku-up-ru lu ma-ka-la-ku-nu | |
| 491 | KAŠ₂ ANŠE.NITA₂ lu maš-qit-ku-nu nap-ṭu lu pi-šat-ku-nu | |
| 492 | e-la-pu-u-a ša₂ ID₂ lu tak-tim-ku-nu | |
| 493 | še-e-du u₂-tuk-ku ra-bi-ṣu lem-nu E₂-MEŠ-ku-nu li-hi-ru | |
| 494 | DINGIR-MEŠ an-nu-te lid-gu-lu šum-ma a-ni-nu ina UGU {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ | |
| 495 | MAN KUR—aš-šur <EN-ni> ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 496 | ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU AMA-šu₂ ša₂ {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 497 | u₂ re-eh-ti DUMU ṣi-it—ŠA₃-bi ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-i-ni | |
| 498 | si-hu bar-tu ne₂-ep-pa-aš₂-u-ni pi-i-ni TA@v | |
| 499 | {lu₂}KUR₂-šu₂ ni-ša₂-kan-u-ni šum-ma | |
| 500 | mu-šam-hi-ṣu-u-tu₂ mu-šad-bi-bu-tu li-ih-šu | |
| 501 | ša₂ a-mat {mi₂}HUL la DUG₃.GA-tu la ba-ni-tu | |
| 502 | da-bab sur-ra-a-ti u la ke-na-a-te | |
| 503 | ša₂ ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 504 | u₃ ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU AMA-šu₂ ša₂ {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL | |
| 505 | ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti ni-šam-mu-u-ni nu-pa-za-ru-u-ni | |
| 506 | a-na {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti be-li₂-ni | |
| 507 | la ni-qa-bu-u-ni UD-mu am—mar a-ni-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ni | |
| 508 | DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ni DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ni bal-ṭa-a-ni-ni {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂—UŠ-ti E₂—UŠ-ti | |
| 509 | la LUGAL-ni-ni la EN-ni-ni šum-ma LUGAL MAN-ma DUMU—LUGAL DUMU—LUGAL MAN-ma | |
| 510 | ina UGU-hi-ni DUMU-MEŠ-ni DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ni DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ni ni-ša₂-kan-u-ni | |
| 511 | DINGIR-MEŠ ma-la MU-šu₂-nu zak-ru ina ŠU.2-i-ni | |
| 512 | NUMUN-[i]-ni NUMUN—NUMUN-i-ni lu-ba-ʾi-u₂ | |
| 513 | šum-ma at-tu₂-nu ina ŠA₃ a-de-e an-nu-te ⸢ša₂⸣ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-[ku-nu] | |
| 514 | [ina] UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-⸢te⸣ E₂—UŠ-⸢te⸣ | |
| 515 | [ŠEŠ]-MEŠ-šu₂ DUMU [AMA-šu₂ ša {1}aš]-⸢šur—DU₃⸣—[A] DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL-u ša₂ E₂—UŠ-te E₂—UŠ-te | |
| 516 | u re-⸢eh⸣-[ti DUMU-MEŠ] ṣi-it—ŠA₃-bi ša₂ {1}aš-šur—[PAB—AŠ MAN] KUR—aš-šur | |
| 517 | EN-ku-nu is-si-ku-nu [iš-kun-u]-ni ta-ha-ṭa-[a]-⸢ni⸣ | |
| 518 | {d}aš-šur AD DINGIR-MEŠ ina {giš}TUKUL-⸢MEŠ⸣-[šu₂ ez-zu-u-ti li-šam]-qit-[ku-nu] | |
| 519 | {d}IGI.DU EN a-ša₂-[ri-du] ⸢UZU⸣-[ku-nu] | |
| 520 | ⸢A₂⸣{mušen} zi-i-bu [li-ša₂-kil] | |
| 521 | {d}E₂.A MAN ZU.AB EN IDIM A-MEŠ la TI.LA | |
| 522 | liš-qi-ku-nu a-ga-nu-ti-la-a li-mal-li-ku-nu | |
| 523 | DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ ša₂ AN-e KI.TIM A-MEŠ I₃-MEŠ [a-na NIG₂.GIG]-ku-nu liš-ku-nu | |
| 524 | {d}GIŠ.BAR na-din ma-ka-le-e a-na TUR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ | |
| 525 | MU-ku-nu NUMUN-ku-nu liq-mu | |
| 526 | KI.MIN KI.MIN DINGIR-MEŠ ma-la ina ṭup-pi a-⸢de⸣-e an-[ni-e MU-šu₂-nu zak-ru] | |
| 527 | am—mar SIG₄ kaq-qu-ru lu-si-qu-ni-ku-nu | |
| 528 | kaq-qar-ku-nu ki-i AN.BAR le-pu-šu me-me-ni | |
| 529 | ina ŠA₃-bi lu la i-par-ru-ʾa | |
| 530 | ki-i ša₂ TA@v ŠA₃ AN-e ša₂ UD.KA.BAR A.AN la i-za-nun-u-ni | |
| 531 | ki-i ha-an-ni-e zu-un-nu na-al-šu₂ ina ŠA₃ A.ŠA₃-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 532 | ta-me-ra-ti-ku-nu lu la ⸢il⸣-lak ku-um zu-un-nu | |
| 533 | pe-ʾe-na-a-ti ina KUR-ku-nu li-iz-nun | |
| 534 | ki-i ša₂ AN.NA ina IGI IZI la i-za-zu-u-ni | |
| 535 | at-tu-nu ina ⸢IGI {lu₂⸣}KUR₂-[ku-nu la] ⸢ta⸣-za-za DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 536 | DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu ina ŠU.2-ku-nu [la] ⸢ta⸣-ṣa-ba-ta | |
| 537 | KI.MIN ki-i ša₂ NUMUN ša₂ {anše}⸢ku⸣-[di-ni la]-⸢aš₂⸣-šu-u-ni | |
| 538 | MU-ku-nu NUMUN-ku-nu NUMUN ša₂ DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 539 | DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu TA@v KUR li-ih-liq | |
| 540 | ki-i ša₂ qar-nu ša₂ ⸢MUNU₄⸣ [ki-i ti]-ta-bi | |
| 541 | ina ŠA₃-bi šak-nu-ni ⸢KI⸣ [x x x x] la i-par-ru-ʾu-u-ni | |
| 542 | [x x] šu₂ ra ⸢x⸣+[x x x]+⸢x⸣-ni-ša₂ la ta-sa-har-u-ni | |
| 543 | ⸢NUMUN⸣-ku-nu NUMUN-MEŠ ša₂ ŠEŠ-MEŠ-[ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ]-ku-nu DUMU.MI₂-[MEŠ-ku-nu] | |
| 544 | [TA] UGU pa-ni ša kaq-qa-ri li-ih-liq | |
| 545 | {d}UTU ina {giš}APIN ša₂ AN.BAR URU-ku-[nu] na-gi-ku-nu | |
| 546 | lu-[ša₂]-⸢bal⸣-kit | |
| 547 | <KI.MIN KI.MIN> ki-i ša₂ ⸢U₈⸣ [an-ni]-tu₂ šal-qa-⸢tu⸣-u-ni UZU ša₂ DUMU-[ša₂] | |
| 548 | ina pi-i-ša₂ ša₂-kin₂-u-ni ki-i ha-an-ni-e | |
| 549 | UZU ša₂ ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 550 | a-na bu-ri-ku-nu lu-ša₂-kil-u-ku-nu | |
| 551 | ki-i ša₂ kab-su kab-su-tu₂ {udu}NIM {mi₂}{udu}NIM-tu₂ šal-qu-u-ni | |
| 552 | ir-ri-šu₂-nu TA@v GIR₃.2-<MEŠ>-šu₂-nu kar-ku-u-ni | |
| 553 | ir-ri-ku-nu ir-ri ša₂ DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu TA GIR₃.2-<MEŠ>-ku-nu | |
| 554 | li-kar-ku | |
| 555A | [šum-ma at-tu-nu ina ŠA₃ a-de]-⸢e⸣ an-nu-ti ša₂ {1}aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—⸢aš-šur⸣ | |
| 555B | [ša₂ ina UGU {1}aš-šur—DU₃—A DUMU—MAN DUMU—MAN GAL ša₂ E₂]—⸢UŠ⸣-ti E₂]—⸢UŠ⸣-ti ta-ha-ṭa-a-ni | |
| 555 | [KI].⸢MIN⸣ ki-i ša₂ ⸢MUŠ⸣ u₃ {d}NIN.KILIM ina ŠA₃-bi 01-et hu-ri-ti | |
| 556 | la er-rab-u-ni la i-rab-bi-ṣu-u-ni | |
| 557 | ina UGU na-kas ZI-MEŠ ša₂ a-he-iš i-da-ba-bu-u-ni | |
| 558 | at-tu-nu MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu ina ŠA₃-bi 01-en E₂ la te-ra-ba | |
| 559 | ina UGU 01-et GIŠ.NA₂ la ta-ta-la ina UGU na-kas ZI-MEŠ ša₂ a-he-iš du-ub-ba | |
| 560 | KI.MIN KI.MIN ki-i ša₂ NINDA-MEŠ u GEŠTIN-MEŠ ina ŠA₃-<bi> ir-ri-[ku-nu] er-rab-u-ni | |
| 561 | [ki-i ha-an-ni]-i ta-me-tu₂ an-ni-tu₂ ina ŠA₃-bi ir-ri-[ku-nu] | |
| 562 | ir-ri ša₂ ⸢DUMU⸣-[MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU].⸢MI₂⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu lu-še-ri-bu | |
| 563 | KI.[MIN KI.MIN] ⸢ki⸣-i ša₂ A-MEŠ ina ŠA₃ ⸢tak-ku⸣-si ta-nap-pa-ha-a-ni | |
| 564 | a-⸢na ka⸣-šu₂-nu MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 565 | li-⸢pu-hu⸣-ku-nu ID₂-MEŠ-ku-nu IGI.2-MEŠ-ku-nu A-MEŠ-ši-na | |
| 566 | a-na qi₂-in-niš lu-sa-hi-ru | |
| 567 | KI.MIN KI.MIN NINDA-MEŠ ina pi-it-ti KUG.GI ina KUR-ku-nu lu-ša₂-li-ku | |
| 568 | <KI.MIN KI.MIN> ki-i ša₂ LAL₃ ma-ti-qu-u-ni MUD₂-MEŠ ša₂ MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 569 | DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu ina pi-i-ku-nu li-im-ti-iq | |
| 570 | <KI.MIN> ki-i ša₂ ša₂-aṣ-⸢bu-tu⸣ tul-tu₂ ta-kul-u-ni | |
| 571 | ina bal-ṭu-te-ku-nu UZU-MEŠ-ku-nu UZU ša₂ MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 572 | DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu tu-is-su lu ta-kul | |
| 573 | <KI.MIN> DINGIR-MEŠ ma-la ina ṭup-pi a-de-e an-ni-i MU-šu₂-nu zak-ru {giš}BAN-ku-nu liš-bi-ru ina KI.TA {lu₂}KUR₂-ku-nu | |
| 574 | lu-še-šib-u-ku-nu {giš}BAN ina ŠU.2-ku-nu lu-ša₂-bal-ki-[tu] | |
| 575 | {giš}GIGIR-MEŠ-ku-nu a-na qi₂-niš lu-ša₂-di-lu | |
| 576 | <KI.MIN> ki-i ša₂ a.a-lu ka-šu-du-u-ni de-ku-u-ni | |
| 577 | a-na ka-šu₂-nu ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu EN—[MUD₂]-⸢MEŠ⸣-ku-nu EN—[MUD₂]-⸢MEŠ⸣-ku-nu | |
| 578 | lu-ka-ši-du li-du-ku-ku-nu | |
| 579 | <KI.MIN> ki-i ša₂ bur-di-ša₂-hi la ta-da-gal-u-ni | |
| 580 | ina bi-iš-ka-ni-ša₂ la ta-sa-har-u-ni ki-i ha-an-ni-e at-tu-nu | |
| 581 | ina UGU MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu a-[na] E₂-MEŠ-ku-nu la ta-sa-ah-hu-ra | |
| 582 | <KI.MIN KI.MIN> ki-i ša₂ MUŠEN ina tu-ba-qi iṣ-ṣab-bat-u-ni | |
| 583 | a-na ka-šu₂-nu ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu ina ŠU.2 EN—MUD₂-MEŠ-ku-nu EN—MUD₂-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 584 | liš-ka-nu-ku-nu | |
| 585 | <KI.MIN KI.MIN> UZU-MEŠ-ku-nu UZU ša₂ MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
| 586 | DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MI₂-MEŠ-ku-nu ⸢ki-i qi⸣-ru | |
| 587 | ku-up-ri nap-ṭi lu-ṣal-li-mu | |
| 588 | KI.MIN ki-i ša₂ ha-e-ru-uš-hi u₂-ma-mu ina kip-pi | |
| 589 | is-sa-pa-ku-u-ni ⸢at-tu⸣-nu [MI₂-MEŠ]-ku-nu ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu | |
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