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ADART 6 47 (X600047)

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DesignationADART 6 47
IDX600047
Museum no.BM 34037
LanguageAkkadian
GenreGoal-year text
Find spotunclear

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)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1'MU 60+36.KAM {i}an LUGAL ŠU in 18 MUL₂.BABBAR ina A ŠU₂ NU PAP ⸢NE⸣ [...]Year 96, king of the Apsu. Month IV, around the 18th, Jupiter’s last appearance in Leo; I did not watch. “The New Moon ...
2'ana NIM ki-i UŠ-u₂ 2 KUŠ₃ ina IGI GIR₃{ii}ar₂-ša₂-A UŠ ZIZ₂ in 16 [...]when it became high to the east, it became stationary 2 cubits in front of β Tauri. Month XI, around the 16th,
3'MU 1.23.KAM {i}se-lu-ku LUGAL DIR.ŠE GE₆ 15 USAN MUL₂.BABBAR ana ŠU₂ ina ⸢LAL⸣-[šu₂ ...]Year 83, king Seleucus. Month XII₂, night of the 15th, first part of the night, Jupiter, while moving back to the west,
4'USAN MUL₂.BABBAR ana NIM ina LAL-šu₂ SIG SAG-A 4 KUŠ₃ NE GE₆ 22 [...]first part of the night, Jupiter, while moving back to the east, was 4 cubits below ε Leonis. Month V, night of the 22nd,
5'DU₆ GE₆ 26 ina ZALAG₂ MUL₂.BABBAR SIG GIŠ.KUN-A 4 KUŠ₃ GAN GE₆ 25 ina ⸢ZALAG₂⸣ [...]Month VII, night of the 26th, last part of the night, Jupiter was 4 cubits below θ Leonis. Month IX, night [of the 25th, in] the morning watch
6'MU 1 ME 59.KAM {m}de-met-ri LUGAL BAR GE₆ 24 ina ZALAG₂ dele-bat SIG ⸢MUL₂⸣ [...]Year 159, king Demetrius. Month I, night of the 24th, last part of the night, Venus was below η Tauri
7'MUL₂-IGI-ša₂-SAG-HUN [x KUŠ₂] ⸢GE₆ 5 ina ZALAG₂ dele-bat SIG ⸢MUL₂-ar₂-ša₂⸣-[...]β Arietis. Night of the 5th, last part of the night, Venus was below 𝜗
8'SIG GE₆ 2 ina ZALAG₂⸣ [x x x x] ⸢x x x⸣ [...]Month III, night of the 2nd, last part of the night, ...
9'⸢dele-bat ina NIM ina⸣ [...]Venus was in the east, in the west
10'⸢x x⸣ [...]
11'⸢USAN dele-bat⸣ [...]first part of the night, Venus was
12'⸢x⸣ [x] ⸢GE₆ 20+[x ...]... night of the 20+[xth, ...]
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1'⸢x⸣ [...]
2'10+x⸣ [...]10+[x] ...
3'MU 1 ME 48.[KAM ...]Year 148, ...
4'DIR.ŠE ⸢GE₆ 15 [...]Month XII₂, night of the 15th
5'3 UŠ ar₂ MUL₂ ⸢IGI⸣ [...]3 (cubits) the (longer) side, behind the front star of ...
6'ziq-pi {d}sin ⸢AN.KU₁₀⸣the culmination of the eclipse of the moon
7'A₂ ULU₃ ki-i TAB-⸢u₂⸣when it began on the south side,
8'ina 10 UŠ GE₆ 3 SI GAR-anIt made 3 fingers in 10° of night.
9'in 1.25 GE₆ ana ZALAG₂At 75° before sunrise.
10'MU 1 ME 49.KAM {i}an LUGALYear 149, king Antiochus.
11'NE GE₆ 29 AN.KU₁₀ šamaš₂Month V, night of the 29th, solar eclipse
12'ša₂ DIB in 1 DANNAomitted. At 1 bēru
13'GE₆ ana ZALAG₂ KIN 13before sunrise. Month VI, the 13th,
14'AN.KU₁₀ sin ša₂ DIB in 48lunar eclipse, which was omitted; at 48°
15'ME NIM-a ZIZ₂ 13 AN.KU₁₀ sinafter sunrise. Month XI, the 13th, lunar eclipse
16'5 AB₂ BAR DIB in 31 ME(after) 5 months, BAR, omitted. At 31° after
17'ana ŠU₂ šamaš₂ 28 AN.KU₁₀ šamaš₂to sunrise. The 28th, solar eclipse
18'ki-i PAP NU IGI in 30 DANNAwhen I watched I did not see it. At 30°
19'ME NIM-aafter sunrise.
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1'⸢x⸣ [...]
2'⸢x⸣ [...]
3'⸢x⸣ [...]
4'SIG [...]III ...
5'DIR muš ⸢ina GUB IGI⸣measured (despite) clouds; it could be seen while (the sun) stood there
6'13 10.10 ŠU₂ NU PAPThe 13th, moonset to sunrise: 10° 10'; I did not watch.
7'14 15.20 ME [...]The 14th, moonrise to sunset: 15° 20'
8'14 3.20 na NU [PAP]The 14th, sunrise to moonset: 3° 20'; I did not watch.
9'15 1.20 GE₆ NU PAPThe 15th, sunset to moonrise: 1° 20'; I did not watch.
10'27 8.30 KUR DIR NU PAPThe 27th, moonrise to sunrise: 8° 30'; clouds, I did not watch.
11'ŠU 1 19 na-su KUR₄ a-pirMonth IV, the 1st (of which followed the 30th of the preceding month,) sunset to moonset: 19°; it was bright, earthshine
12'muš ina GUB [IGI]measured; it could be seen while (the sun) stood there

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