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BM.50515 (ebl:BM.50515)

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

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DesignationBM.50515
IDebl:BM.50515
Museum no.BM.50515
CollectionSippar
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Literature > Lamentations

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 34'... Ninlil
reverse 19'......
reverse 29'... a cow(?) coming out(?)
obverse 19'... in the unug(?) chamber
obverse 45'... Enlilgi and the ewes, my foes
reverse 30'......
reverse 9'... you
obverse 10'... of the heavens and the earth. Why am I?
obverse 44'Lady Ninlil, the ewe of my foe
obverse 31'.... a curse................
reverse 22'... you
obverse 6'my... crown
reverse 7'... you
obverse 29'... unceasing......................
obverse 17'... me
obverse 37'.... to the quay...
obverse 33'... ditto.... in him.
reverse 18'... you
reverse 20'... you
reverse 24'... you
reverse 25'... you
obverse 32'... Enlil
reverse 15'...
reverse 16'...
reverse 17'...
obverse 34'the shepherd
obverse 9'... cosmic powers
obverse 11'to smite
reverse 26'......
reverse 32'.............................
obverse 48'E-sagil-la-gn and the ewes, my foes
obverse 14'................
obverse 43'(If) he is ill for a day and for a day:
obverse 5'... may he speak...
obverse 35'... in the land the shepherd?...
obverse 36'.........
obverse 38'... he has set up for him.
obverse 47'... the ewes of my foe
obverse 18'.......... your husband...
reverse 11'Ninlil
obverse 40'Ninlil
reverse 8'......
obverse 39'with her breast and her breast
reverse 6'to smite...
reverse 13'... you
obverse 7'The akaltu-disease of the heavens and the earth does not
obverse 20'.........
obverse 25'......
obverse 30'... the righteous one
reverse 5'.........
obverse 4'my crown
obverse 21'(a kind of profession)
obverse 22'(a kind of profession)
obverse 23'(a kind of profession)
reverse 23'... you
reverse 27'... you
reverse 1'(a kind of profession)
reverse 3'(a kind of profession)
reverse 2'......
reverse 21'... you
obverse 12'... the earth...
reverse 12'Enlil
reverse 4'... barley
reverse 31'... house
reverse 33'May the brickwork of the house be restored to its place
obverse 8'my temple
obverse 49'...........
obverse 41'.........
obverse 15'of my...
obverse 24'......
obverse 2'... my crown
obverse 1'my
obverse 13'... you will be seized
reverse 10'Enlil
reverse 28'Its ebony(?) is to be smitten(?)
obverse 16'......
obverse 26'... reed
reverse 14'Ninlil
obverse 42'my ewe, my ewe and ewe
obverse 28'After he has written the scribal art
obverse 3'......
obverse 46'... of heaven and the ewes

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