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KBo 1.20 (tlh:KBo 1.20)

CTH 208

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DesignationKBo 1.20
IDtlh:KBo 1.20
LanguageAkkadian
GenreCTH 208

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-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
Vs.
1′[n]i?-ka₄r-r[i?-ibmay he bless.
2′x-ša-am-m[a?...,
3′[i]n-né-pa-á[šhe will perform
4′[d]a-an-nu šúm-[m]a x[That is a guarantee.
5′[SAG]{MEŠ}-ku-nu nu-u[l-l]a lu? a-[ ]x xx [May your eunuchs be well(?)
6′[ḫa]b-bu-li nu-uš-šar ša-ni-ta a-[na-ku]I am a wild bull, a king from this place
7′[l]a?-⸢aq⸣-bi-a-ku-nu GAL{MEŠ} at-tu-n[u]May I say to you, you are great!
8′⸢EN⸣-ku-nu a-na i-né ⸢la-a⸣ ta-am-li-[ka]Your lord, when you go to the Elaean,
9′i+na u₄-mi {m.D}IŠKUR-ÉRIN.TAḪ EN [i]š-tu KUR ḫa-n[i-gal-bat]On the day Adad-nārārī (I), the lord of the land of Ḫanigalbat
10′na-ak-⸢ru⸣-ni KUR ḫa-ni-gal-bat x [his enemy land Ḫanigalbat
11′URU{DIDLI}-šu-nu ú-ta-áš-še-ru a-na [their cities they have plundered to
12′e-tar-bu ša i+na u₄-mi LUGAL šu-u[b-ri-ú]which on the day of the coming king
13′an-ni-ú ša a-na né-ra-ru-te ta-x[This is what you for the extispicies
14′e-li-an-ni ù {GIŠ}GU.ZA iṣ-bu-[tu-ni]above me a throne he erected
15′URU{DIDLI} ù mu-nab-di ša iš-tu KUR ḫa-n[i-gal-bat]The city he built, which from the land Ḫanigalbat
16′ú-sa-ḫi-ru-ni-ku-nu-ni gab-ba i[l-all the ill-wishers
17′URU{DIDLI} ù mu-nab-du ku-na-ú-[tu]the cities he built for him, the kunātu-festival
18′am-mar la-a ga-ma-re a-na K[URas much as there is not enough, to the land
19′ú-sa-ḫi-ru a-na KUR ⸢ḫa⸣-[to the land of Eḫba-e[23]
20′[ ] e-ta-ar-bu [they have entered
21′[ ] x li x [... ...
Rs.
1′[ ] x [
2′x [ t]a-na x [... for ...
3′EN-ia LUGAL ⸢šu-ub-ri-ú⸣ [an-ni-ú?]my lord, the king of the four quarters (of the world), this
4′il-te-ku-nu it-te-[ke-erhas returned to you.
5′ma-at-ku-nu gab-ba i+na ḫi-ta-bu-te x[all of your land, in famine
6′u₄-ma KUR ḫa-ni-gal-bat ki-i ig-ga-m[u-ru-ni]When the land of Ḫanigalbat became old
7′a-na ku-na-šu-nu mi-na mu-x[Why ... to you?
8′ki-i i-ma-aʾ-i-du-ni-ma a-[when he was able, where
9′mi-na du-um-[quWhat is good?
10′[L]UGAL šu-ub-ri-ú iš-tu EN-ia ⸢lu⸣(-)[The king of the world, with my lord, the elû-priest
11′[š]a-⸢ni⸣-iš a-di bal-⸢ṭu⸣-ni EN mi-[Who is his lord as far as Bal-eṭu-ēni?
12′⸢ù ša⸣ EN-ia mi-na i-la[q-qéWhat will the heart of my lord take?
13′[E]N-ma URU{DIDLI}-šu ⸢i-ka⸣-áš-[ša-adWhen his city has been plundered
14′[ḫ]u-ba-as-su i-ḫa[b-bathe seized his limbs
15′[š]a EN-ia mi-i[m-mu-šuHand of my lord everything
16′[k]i-i x[Kî

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