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BM.120015 (ebl:BM.120015)

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DesignationBM.120015
IDebl:BM.120015
Museum no.BM.120015
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian

Machine English (draft)

Machine draft. Machine English from montycrypto/atf-to-english (atf-en-best-v2, 2026-10-05), generated line by line from the source transliteration (not reproduced here). It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineMachine English (draft)
edge 1... who performs the deeds, who dwells in a dwelling.
reverse 6the wise one, the wise one, the wise one, the wise one,
obverse 2The gods, my gods, the one who listens to prayers, the one who goes at the side of the mountain, the one who is angry with my god,
obverse 9May the... of Lugallirbirbi(?), the name of his case, be praised!
obverse 6The great gods, in the lordship of the land
obverse 7Utu(?), the one who purifies the pure limbs, the one who carries the dog in the midst of the courtyard(?)
obverse 8The god ama brought forth, and he carried out the rites. The word of Abat-mu-pae, its heart.
reverse 1... water poured?, the water poured?,
reverse 4The young man screamed like a lion, and he screamed like a lion.
obverse 10as he... his lord, and the good news of my name, his god, did not set, in order
reverse 5The tumgi-demon, the larah-demon, the...-demon, the enuna-demon,
reverse 7Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual: Its ritual:
reverse 9The agau-disease, the ajaqau-disease, the rinumu-disease, the rinumu-disease,
obverse 1A good gizi reed, a sweet kuur reed?, a pure udug? dwelling?, a pleasant dwelling?, may it be filled with joy.
reverse 3A man, the reed bed, the asig uluda?, the nira?,
reverse 8The god ama brought forth and the illi-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li-li, the one who enlarges the heart of the gods
reverse 10May a man speak of the work that he does not speak of my words, may he not speak of my words.
obverse 5For Anuna, the judge of the temples, the reed mat, the sweet reed mat
reverse 2the young man... in the house and in the garden he shall be seated.
obverse 3The reed basket(?) of the dog, the mouth of the kiln, the place of the kiln, the place of the kiln, the place of the kiln, the place of the kiln, the place of the kiln, the place of the kiln, the place of the kiln, is the place of the kiln.
obverse 11The larah priest(?)... the giga priest(ess)
obverse 4..., the one who smote the hero, the one who smote the great gods, the one who establishes the sanctuaries for the gods,

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