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BM.34104 (ebl:BM.34104)

CANONICAL > Historiography, Neo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationBM.34104
IDebl:BM.34104
Museum no.BM.34104
CollectionBabylon
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Historiography

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)
reverse col 2' 18'I am the one who... all the scribes
obverse col 1' 29'... who comes to me in my middle, my tears...
reverse col 2' 21'They have sworn by the name of the samatu-priest the prebend of the samatu-priest
obverse col 1' 30'... I strew. The word of...
reverse col 2' 20'The mayor of Babylon and the magnates who
obverse col 2' 7'... he speaks with the lamentation singer
reverse col 2' 5''Let me be seized with gold,...
reverse col 4' 21'... of the mountain to the mountain that I saw. The border of the Zababa River
obverse col 1' 1'......
obverse col 2' 28'... the Esangila is filled with splendor...
reverse col 4' 11'... to the chief...
obverse col 2' 8'... the land Karandan(?)
reverse col 2' 30'The street of the city is filled with awe-inspiring brilliance.
reverse col 2' 33'... lord of Cutha
reverse col 2' 1'... in the...
obverse col 1' 6'... the garden of the palace... he will restore(?)
obverse col 1' 7'... his awe-inspiring brilliance...
obverse col 1' 17'... of your feet you will dwell.
reverse col 2' 27'I have sinned. lord of lords, my sins...
reverse col 2' 2'... Api...
obverse col 1' 27'... the king in your neck...
obverse col 1' 18'.... pure................................
reverse col 2' 8'Remut, Lugal-ilu’a, entered
reverse col 2' 32'He entered the Emeslam in the ground.
obverse col 2' 21'Your father brought you out, your father brought you out...
reverse col 4' 29'... water-heaps
reverse col 2' 6'... and Nusku
reverse col 2' 15'... I built......
obverse col 2' 15'To Ekalli uri-bannu the magnates built Babylon
obverse col 1' 9'... will speak a favorable word(?)
obverse col 2' 29'... he took (it) to Marduk, offering
obverse col 2' 3'.........
reverse col 2' 7'he killed, he smote... long..
reverse col 2' 25'to Imgur-Enlil
reverse col 2' 31'The king set out from Borsippa and set his face to Cutha.
reverse col 4' 15'... from the... of Bagdada, the lord of the wadi
obverse col 2' 19'Do not fear the king, our lords!
reverse col 4' 19'... he gave, to the prefect...
obverse col 2' 20'To Bel, the lord of omens, you do not... of your father.
obverse col 1' 15'... my(?)... they shall strike... the land
reverse col 4' 14'... he gave, the district of his palace
reverse col 4' 25'... the chief(?) of his lord, you greet
obverse col 1' 26'... chariots he set up
obverse col 1' 22'... the..., the lamentation singer, am I.
reverse col 4' 24'... he...
obverse col 2' 4'... may... be...
obverse col 1' 16'... his lords will kill
reverse col 2' 34'... by means of your weapons Nergal
obverse col 2' 26'... his sins he caused to be dispersed...
reverse col 2' 10'The one who... the scribal art, the one who... the scribe
reverse col 2' 3'... work
obverse col 1' 14'... that I may dwell in your dwelling.
obverse col 2' 27'... his... they shall swear, the troops who gave me
reverse col 2' 29'The slander of the days he spoke, his slander
obverse col 2' 11'... the fate of the ground...
reverse col 4' 6'... to Nusku
obverse col 1' 20'...-MUN-ia, chief of the generals
obverse col 1' 24'... the sick, who does not leave his palace
reverse col 4' 5'.........
obverse col 1' 4'... I shall give
reverse col 4' 2'... set
reverse col 4' 22'... they slew. The city was in its top.
obverse col 2' 25'... Bel of the gods of the lands saw(?)
reverse col 4' 9'... the brewer sent... to... warriors
obverse col 1' 2'... you...
reverse col 4' 4'......
reverse col 2' 24'until the king...
obverse col 2' 10'... rebelled, the magnates
reverse col 2' 14'... did not...
reverse col 2' 19'like the stars of the heavens, they are constantly frightened....
reverse col 2' 4'.........
obverse col 1' 19'... may you be attentive, may... take you away.
reverse col 4' 18'... the sua'-demon in the area of cities and watercourses
reverse col 2' 17'The thin U.GUR stone, the Ekur temple
obverse col 1' 12'.... has... his...
obverse col 1' 25'... in the midst of his palace he rebelled
obverse col 2' 24'his... goes to Bel, his lips...
reverse col 2' 13'The... of the... reed fences, the gates, the gates
obverse col 2' 30'over(?)... and Ea have seized(?)
obverse col 1' 23'... what are the punishments to Adad-umu-uur?
obverse col 2' 23'..... he brings out...,...
reverse col 4' 28'... did... before him
reverse col 2' 23'I smote the door-jambs (and) the gates.
reverse col 2' 26'The king set his face to Borsippa. He entered the Ezida temple
obverse col 2' 14'...........
obverse col 2' 17'My father brought me out, my father brought me out...
reverse col 2' 12'May he make (them) shine. May he make (them) shine. May he make (them) shine. May he make (them) shine.
obverse col 1' 32'... over the man
obverse col 1' 28'... the king in my battle...
obverse col 2' 6'Your...
reverse col 4' 13'... the king...
obverse col 1' 5'......
reverse col 2' 11'May the scribal art, the brickwork,......
reverse col 4' 27'... of the gate
reverse col 4' 30'his...
obverse col 2' 12'.... he will raise... your feet.
obverse col 2' 13'... have come and I want to... my lord...
reverse col 4' 26'... your... debt
obverse col 1' 10'... Bel, you are your helper. Who is it that
reverse col 2' 28'Seal of..., his......
obverse col 2' 22'... he entered and set up his face to Esagil.
reverse col 4' 23'... his... his...
obverse col 1' 21'... that I have sat on a pedestal, to the gardener
reverse col 2' 16'May I be sated with gold. For the property of the temple...
reverse col 2' 22'he makes secure its foundations, the samatite wall...
reverse col 4' 10'...... before the woman Suha'itu...
obverse col 2' 2'... his...
reverse col 4' 7'...... the one who speaks...
obverse col 1' 11'... a.. a... the king will be entrusted to you.
obverse col 2' 9'... my face : as with
reverse col 4' 12'... the bronze......
obverse col 2' 18'My father made me rise, in the assembly of the troops
obverse col 1' 8'.................
obverse col 1' 31'... in your palace
obverse col 1' 3'......
reverse col 4' 8'... the farmer
obverse col 2' 5'... palace
obverse col 1' 13'... to the garden of the palace you set up.
reverse col 4' 20'... he gave. The tribute of Bagdada
reverse col 4' 17'... he gave to me. The fort is another for the land, the brother(?) of the king
reverse col 2' 9'The silver for the... of my palace
reverse col 4' 16'... Esagil erected, he gave Dr, the guard...
obverse col 2' 16'To Bel, lord of lords, let me watch over the... of my father.

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