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HT 1.I – II 16 (tlh:HT 1.I – II 16)

CTH 757

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DesignationHT 1.I – II 16
IDtlh:HT 1.I – II 16
LanguageHittite; Luwian
GenreCTH 757

Transliteration (ATF)

From Thesaurus Linguarum Hethaeorum digitalis (TLHdig) Beta 0.3 · CC BY 4.0

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

LineATFMachine English (draft)
Vs. I
2′[ga-an-k]i-m[a …]... and ...(very low confidence: a guess)
3′[… SÍG.S]A₅ iš-ḫar-n[u?- …]... the wool išḫarnu-measure ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′[… me]-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-da[ …]... he takes ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
5′ke-e-ez-za[ …]he goes ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
6′[… ke-e-ez-za-m]a I-NA {GIŠ}GAG {GIŠ}MA.⸢NU⸣ […]And he places it on the table of the boat.(lower confidence: line is broken)
7′[… ḫa-an-te-ez-zi-ia]-az I-NA KÁ {GIŠ}GAG ŠENNUR […]... in the gate of the throne ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
8′[n]a-aš-ta ŠA ZÌ.DA ŠE […]... the flour of the house ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
9′[za-nu-wa-an]-ta-an ha-ri-ia-an-te-ia-aš-š[a …]And he libates to the hariyant.(lower confidence: line is broken)
10′[…] {DUG}KU-KU-UB GEŠTIN ga-an-ki... I want to drink a libation vessel of wine
11′[… {G]IŠ}MA.NU wa-al-aḫ-ziThey take the boat.(lower confidence: line is broken)
12′[… k]u-uk-ku-ul-la-an za-nu-wa-an-ta-an… he holds the kukkullu-vessel.(lower confidence: line is broken)
13′[…] ku-uk-ku-la-an Ù 1 {DUG}KU-KU-UB GEŠTIN g[a-an-ki]... and one vessel of wine ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
14′[… ]ḫar-ga {GIŠ}ḫa-aḫ-ḫal pa-aš-kán kat-ta-an-na... the ḫarga-vessel, on the right,(lower confidence: line is broken)
15′[… -r]a-aš kat-ta-an ḫa-an-te-ez-zi-ia-az... he goes down below.(lower confidence: line is broken)
16′[… ke]-ez-zi-ia wa-aš-ši ḫu-wa-al-la-ri-i ŠUM-ŠU... and he gives it to the ḫuwallari-plant.(lower confidence: line is broken)
17′[ ḫa-re]-⸢e⸣-ez-zi nam-ma ke-e-la-mu-uš ku-e-da-ni I-NA KÁ... he comes, and then he goes to the gate.(lower confidence: line is broken)
18′[EG]IR {GIŠ}IG {É}ḫi-e-la-aš ga-an-ki pé-ra-an kat-ta-maAfterwards, the door of the ḫilaš-house is open. Above it,
19′ke-e-la-u-wa-aš 1 {GIŠ}BANŠUR AD.KID da-a-i še-ra-aš-ša-anHe places one table on the table, and he pours it out.
20′a-te-eš-ša-an ZABAR 1 {NINDA}a-a-an 1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA GA.KIN.AG da-a-iHe takes one bronze a-teš-snake, one loaf of bread, one loaves of emmer.
21′še-er-aš-ša-an a-te-eš₁₇-ša-an ZABAR GÍR ZABAR {GIŠ}PANAfterwards, he places the bronze bowl, the bronze footstool, the bow.
22′ḫu-it-ti-ia-an {GI}GAG.Ú.TAG.GA da-a-iHe places it on the throne.
23′pé-ra-an kat-ta-ma A-NA {GIŠ}BANŠUR 1 {DUG}ḫu-u-up-pár GEŠTINAbove, on the table, one jug of wine.
24′{GIŠ}pu-u-ri-ia-az da-a-i Ù 1 {DUG}KA.GAG NAG {GIŠ}pu-u-ri-ia-azHe places it on the table, and he drinks one bowl of wine on the tables.
25′da-a-i nu A-NA {DUG}KA.GAG NAG iš-tar-ni 1 {GI}A.DA.GUR tar-na-iHe places it, and he drinks it in a bowl. He places one štarnu-vessel.
26′nu 1 MÁŠ.GAL u-un-ni-ia-an-zi na-an-kán EN É-TIMAnd they bring one large vessel, and the owner of the house
27′PA-NI {GIŠ}BANŠUR IŠ-TU GEŠTI[N] A-NA {D}AMAR.UTU ši-pa-an-tiHe libates before Marduk on the table.
28′nu a-ti-iš-ša ZABAR pa-ra-a e-ep-zi nu ki-iš-ša-an me-ma-iAnd he takes the bronze from it, and he speaks thus:
29′e-ḫu {D}AMAR.UTU kat-ti-ti-ma-at-ta {D}In-na-ra-wa-an-ta-ašAbove Marduk, in Kattimatta, Innarawanta
30′ú-wa-du e-eš-ḫa-nu-wa-an-ta ku-i-e-eš ú-e-eš-ta-ta... he pours a libation, he libates.
31′{LÚ.MEŠ}lu-u-la-ḫi-ia-aš-ša-an ḫu-up-ru-uš ku-i-e-eš iš-ḫi-ia-an-ti-išThe lulaḫiyaš-priests take the hupru-vessel.
32′IŠ-TU GÍR-ia-aš-ša-an ku-i-e-eš iš-ḫu-uz-zi-ia-an-te-ešAnd he places it on the foot.
33′{GIŠ}PAN{ḪI.A}-aš-ša-an ku-i-e-eš ḫu-it-ti-ia-an-ta {GIŠ}GAG.Ú.TAG.GA{ḪI.A}-iaAnd the bows, and the throne,
34′ḫar-kán-zi nu ú-wa-at-tén nu e-ez-za-at-tén nu li-ku-wa-an-niAnd he libates, and he speaks, and they drink.
35′ma-a-an me-mi-ia-u-wa-zi zi-ni!-iz-zi nu-uš-ša-an PA-AŠ-ŠU ZABARWhen he speaks, he stands, and he holds the bronze hand.
36′A-NA {GIŠ}BANŠUR kat-ta da-a-i nu MÁŠ.GAL ḫa-at-ta-an-taHe places it on the table, and the large vessel ...
37′nu iš-ḫar da-a-i nu {GI}A.DA.GUR ku-iš A-NA {DUG}KA.GAG tar-na-an-zaAnd he places it, and he pours a libation bowl instead of the vessel into the vessel.
38′na-an e-eš-ḫa-an-ta iš-ki-ia-iz-zi {UZU}NÍG.GIG {UZU}ŠÀAnd he sits down. The liver and the heart
39′ḫu-u-i-šu ú-da-an-zi na-at A-NA EN É-TIMThey bring it to the lord of the house.
40′A-NA DINGIR-LIM pa-ra-a e-ep-zi nam-ma-kán wa-a-ki ḫi-im-ma-anHe takes it away to the god, and then he takes it.
41′i-ia-an-zi A-NA {GI}A.DA.GUR-ia-aš-ša-an pu-u-ri-inThey place it on the throne.
42′da-a-i nu pa-a-ši nu ki-iš-ša-an me-ma-a-iHe places it, and he speaks thus:
43′ka-a-ša {D}AMAR.UTU {D}In-na-ra-u-wa-an-te-eš-ša le-en-ga-u-enAnd Marduk and Innaruwanteša will be praised.
44′na-aš-ta IŠ-TU {UZU}NÍG.GIG ḫu-u-i-ša-wa-az wa-a-ku-e-enAnd he places the liver in the ḫuša-vessel.
45′1-za-ma-kán {GI}A.DA.GUR-az e-ku-e-en nu-mu-uš-ša-an nam-mahe drinks once on the throne, and then
46′{D}AMAR.UTU {D}In-na-ra-u-wa-an-te-eš-ša KÁ-IA le-eMarduk and Innaruwanteša, the gate,
47′ti-ia-⸢at⸣-te- ni nu {UZU}NÍG.GIG {UZU}ŠÀ IŠ-TU IZI za-nu-wa-an-zi... and they burn the liver and the heart with fire.
48′MÁŠ.GA[L-k]án ḫu-u-ma-an-ta-an pít-tal-wa-an mar-kán-zi... they place it on the chest.(lower confidence: line is broken)
49′nu-uš-ša-an ma-aḫ-ḫa-an {UZU}Ì a-ri nu {UZU}NÍG.GIG {UZU}ŠÀAnd he places it before the hearth, and the liver, the heart
50′UZU-ia ḫu-u-ma-an A-NA DINGIR-LIM pa-ra-a ú-da-an-ziThey bring my flesh to the god.
51′kat-⸢ti⸣-iš-〈ši〉-ma-aš-ši 2-ŠU 9 NINDA.GUR₄.RA ŠA ZÌ.DA ZÍZ ½ UP-NI ú-da-an-ziAfterwards, two times, they bring nine loaves of bread of flour, of flour and of straw.
52′nu 9 NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-ia še-er-aš-ša-an {UZU}NÍG.GIG {UZU}ŠÀAnd he breaks nine loaves of bread, and he cuts the liver and the heart.
53′zi-ik-kán-zi na-at-ša-an A-NA {GIŠ}BANŠUR EGIR-pa da-a-iThey take it, and he places it back on the table.
54′nu ki-iš-ša-an me-ma-i še-er kat-ta ne-pí-ša-aš {D}UTU-ušAnd likewise, he speaks: “The Sun-deity, below, the rites,
55′az-zi-ki É-aš at-ta-aš DINGIR{MEŠ} az-zi-kán-duHe goes to the house, and the gods go.
56′LI-IM DINGIR{MEŠ} az-zi-ik-kán-duthe heart of the gods, they stand.
57′nu-za ke-e-da-ni le-en-ga-i ku-ut-ru-e-ni-eš e-eš-ténAnd he, when he is seated, prostrates himself.
58′nu EGIR-an-da GEŠTIN 9-ŠU ši-pa-an-ti PA-NI {GIŠ}BANŠURAnd he libates wine nine times before the table.
59′{D}In-na-ra-u-wa-an-da-aš nu-uš-ša-an {UZU}ZAG.UDU {UZU}GABA-iaFor Innarauwanda, and for the shoulder of my breast
60′[d]a-a-i nu 9-at NINDA.GUR₄.RA ar-ḫa pa-ar-šiHe takes, and he breaks nine loaves of bread.
Vs. II
1′⸢pa-a⸣-[tar …]
2′at-tu-wa-l[a-ḫi-ti …] […]
3′UDU-in-za GU₄-in-za D[UMU.NAM.LÚ.U₁₉.LU-in … ]
4′ni-iš az-tu-u-wa-[ …]
5′NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-ia na-aš-ta lu-⸢ú⸣-[i-li …]He breaks the loaf, and he libates ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
6′u-ra-az {D}UTU-az ta-ti-in-zi DINGIR{MEŠ}-[in-zi …]
7′⸢pár?⸣-na-an-za-aš-ta ku-wa-at-ti an-da ḫu-u-⸢i-na⸣-[im]-
8′m[a-a]n la-la-an-ti pa-a u-za-aš a-ta-ri-ta-an
9′{D}A.A-aš-wa ḫu-u-pal-zi-ia-ti-ia-za ḫar-ša-an-za a-pa-an-⸢ša-at-ta⸣
10′nu SÍSKUR Ú-NU-TE{MEŠ} ša-ra-a da-an-zi {GIŠ}IG-an-naAnd they take the sacrificial sheep on the table.
11′ḫa-at-ki! na-at IŠ-TU Ì.DU₁₀.GA iš-ke-ez-zi nu me-ma-iAnd he pours sweet oil into the hearth, and he speaks:
12′i!-lu-kán ša-ra-a iš-tap-du a-aš-šu-wa-kán an-da kur-ak-duThen he pours a libation, and then he libates to heaven.
13′1 IM.GÍD.DA QA-TI A-WA-AT {m}Za-ar-pí-ia {LÚ}A.ZUOne thick tablet, half of the water, of Zarpiya, the physician.
14′KUR {URU}Ki-iz-zu!-wa-at-na ma-a-an MU-za ḫar-ra-a-an-za KUR-e-kánThe land of Kizzuwatna, where your name is ḫarranza, the land
15′an-da ak-ki-iš-ki!-it-ta-ri nu SÍSKUR ki-i-lu-uš... and the ritual assemblage ...
16′kiš-ša-an ši-pa-an-tiHe libates on the other side.

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