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Si.78 (ebl:Si.78)

CANONICAL > Literature > Hymns > Divine > Šuʾila, Neo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE

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DesignationSi.78
IDebl:Si.78
Museum no.Si.78
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodNeo-Babylonian · c. 626 BCE–539 BCE
GenreCANONICAL > Literature > Hymns > Divine > Šuʾila

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)
obverse col 2 12May the incense-tree (and) the...-plant grow.
obverse col 1 2Exalted one of the gods, exalted one of the temple
obverse col 1 3The strong rabû-house, the creation of Nudimmud
obverse col 2 6May the god of the city, the goddess of the city, his god and his goddess be reconciled with him.
reverse col 4 4'And your words, as if it were not true,
obverse col 2 7May the messenger of ama stand, may my life be long.
reverse col 4 6'... raises... on a favorable day...
obverse col 2 15May Lisi release him in a rejoicing cella.
obverse col 1 4Ea, you are the one who decrees your fate
obverse col 1 9With you, may he speak favorably.
obverse col 2 3of a man, a son, a son, a son, a son of his god,
reverse col 4 3'By your exalted command which cannot be changed
obverse col 2 14In the middle of the night, may the oath be released. May the evil oath be released.
obverse col 1 15exalted one, exalted one, exalted one,
obverse col 1 19...... speak kindly to you
obverse col 2 18May Sin, lord of the crown(?) of his..., write his hand(?)
obverse col 2 9May Anuma, the shining one of heaven and earth, stand and
obverse col 1 6May heaven rejoice over you, may the earth rejoice over you.
obverse col 1 8vizier of sanctuaries, sage of the cult centers
obverse col 1 12May I live, may I be well, may I see your divinity.
obverse col 1 11Just as the day is bright, so may the foot of the ground speak favorably to your lord
obverse col 2 23... his...
obverse col 2 21..... who may he tear out his illness, may he release my evil.
obverse col 1 14Incantation: O pure place of the great gods,
obverse col 2 10May he release him from famine and famine.
obverse col 2 4Say to the great gods: "I will drink his water!"
obverse col 2 19May... and Marduk tear out my evil.
obverse col 2 20....... may he write his name on him.
obverse col 2 11Asalluhi, sage of the great gods,
obverse col 1 18...... his head,... the heavens of Anu
obverse col 2 5may Ea, ama and Asalluhi
obverse col 1 1Incantation: Oath of the gods, gods, warriors.
reverse col 4 5'It is the wording of a lifted-hand prayer to ulpa'e.
obverse col 1 20...... may heaven and Apsu rejoice over you
reverse col 4 2'May I live, may I be well, may I see your divinity.
obverse col 2 8'Let them stand, and let them stand.'
obverse col 2 16O Lady of the gods, creator of god and king,...
obverse col 1 16The first extispicy which is written in the Apsu is its name.
reverse col 4 7'... u’ila...
obverse col 1 10May the gods whose command may they turn back
obverse col 2 1May he receive the water from him(?) and he will recover.
obverse col 2 25... red...
obverse col 2 13May Ea, king of the Apsu, your father(?)
obverse col 2 26......
obverse col 2 22...... dog(?)
obverse col 1 17May his beloved house be praised, may his lord take away his head like the heavens.
obverse col 2 24... his
obverse col 1 7May the gods, the gods, your lord, magnify your name!
obverse col 1 5May the gods who dwell in your heart rejoice over you.
obverse col 2 17May ama, the great judge of heaven,...
obverse col 1 13Let me sing your praises.
obverse col 2 2May his heart be happy, his heart be happy.

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