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CTH 446

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DesignationKBo 10.45+
IDtlh:KBo 10.45+
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 446

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)
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1[ ] ⸢É⸣-er ÚŠ-aš pa-ap-ra-an-na-aš ḫ[ur-ti-ia-aš]... the house, the hearth, the ḫurtiya-vessel
2[kur-ku-ri-i]m-ma-aš li-in-ki-ia-aš pár-ku-[nu-wa-an-zi]They libate to the kurkurimma-priests.(lower confidence: line is broken)
3[ ] ut-tar-še-et kiš-ša-an [ ]... in the middle of the earth ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4[ka]-ru-wa-ri-wa-ar {LÚ}AZU É-er ḫ[a-a-ši]Karuwariwar, the diviner of the house, ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
5[na-aš] ⸢É⸣ an-da pa-iz-zi {URUDU}AL {URUDU}MAR [ ]Then he goes to the house. The large copper vessel ...
6[ ] n[u?] É-er te-kán {URUDU}AL-it pád-[da-i]... and he places the copper vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
7[ ] {URUDU}MAR-it {URUDU}KA×GIŠ da-a-[i]... he places the Amurru-stone and the KA-š-stone.
8[ ] 4 ḫal-ḫal-tu-ma-ri-ia-aš QA-TAM-MA pá[d-da-i]... four harps together he gives.
9[ḫa-aš-ši]-⸢i⸣ É.ŠÀ-ni QA-TAM-MA pád-da-a-i [He libates in the inner chamber; likewise he gives ...
10[{URUDU}K]A×GIŠ zi-ik-ke-ez-ziHe places the bowl.(lower confidence: line is broken)
11[ ki-iš-š]a-an me-ma-i ták-na-a-aš {D}[UTU-ihe speaks thus: “The Sun-deity ...
12[ da-aš-ke]-⸢u⸣-wa-ni ki-i ⸢É⸣-[er... when the house ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
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1′[ ] ⸢e-eš⸣-ḫ[ar... he pours ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
2′[nu-uš-š]a-an {TÚG}ši-ik-nu-u[š-ša-anAnd the šiknu-garment(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′⸢pí-ip⸣-pa-a-aš na-aš-ma-kán an-da kur-k[u-ri-ia-atAnd he places it on the mountain.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′na-aš-ma ḫur-za-aš-ta ku-iš-ki na-aš-m[a-kánAnd in Ḫurza, in Kuški, ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′li-in-kán-za an-da ú-ethe places, and he
6′na-aš-ma-za a-ni-ia-at ku-iš-ki na-aš-[ša-anAnd he places it on the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
7′[n]a-aš-ma-kán É-ri an-da e-eš-ḫar ⸢i⸣-[ia-an]And he pours a libation in the house.(lower confidence: line is broken)
8′ki-nu-na ka-a-aš pár-na-aš ḪUL-lu p[a-ap-ra-tar]And he breaks the kinuna-vessel, the evil one ...
9′NI-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM e-eš-ḫar ḫur-da-a-in kur-ku-r[a-in e-eš-ḫa-aḫ-r]u... the god, he pours a libation; he libates in the ḫurda-vessel; ...
10′wa-aš-ta-in ar-ḫa tar-na-a-ú da-[ga-an-zi-pa-a]šAnd he places it behind the tarna-vessel.
11′ḫu-im-pa-aš É.ŠÀ-aš GUNNI-an-〈za〉 4 ḫal-ḫal-[tu-ma-ri-ia-a]šThe ḫimpaš-vessels of the inner chamber, four harps
12′{É}ḫi-i-la-aš KÁ.GAL{ḪI.A} ar-ḫa tar-n[a-an-du]The ḫilaš-house, the gate of the courtyard, is open.
13′na-aš-kán pa-ra-a {É}ḫi-li pa-iz-z[i ] pu-r[u-u]tAnd he goes to the ḫili-house.(lower confidence: line is broken)
14′da-a-i nu QA-TAM-MA me-ma-i {É}ḫi-la[m-ni pu-u-r]u-utHe places it, and likewise he speaks: “The house Ḫilamni is empty.
15′da-a-i nu QA-TAM-MA me-ma-iHe places it, and likewise he speaks.
16′na-aš-kán pa-ra-a pa-iz-zi K[Á-aš pé-ra]-an GI-anAnd he goes out, and he places it before ...
17′{URUDU}a-te-eš-ši-it ar-ḫa kar-[aš-zi ki-i]š-ša-an me-m[a-i]He takes the acešši-silver, and he speaks thus:
18′ku-u-un-wa GI-an GIM-an k[ar-šu-un na]-aš an-da Ú-UL... he places it on the ground like a karšû-vessel ...
19′da-me-ek-ta-ri ka-a-aš-š[a Ḫ]UL-lu e-eš-ḫ[ar]... he libates, and the evil ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
20′QA-TAM-MA kar-aš-du na-at [ ] ⸢ú⸣-ez-zilikewise, he goes ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
21′[nu EG]IR ⸢{GIŠ}ŠEN {DUG}ḫa⸣-[ni-iš-ša-an la-a]-ḫu-wa-an-ziAnd afterwards they pour the ḫanišša-vessel.
22′[ GIM-a]n wa-a-tar kat-ta... like a watar-demon ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
23′[ ] ⸢Ú⸣-UL pa-iz-zi... does not go ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
24′[ pa-ap-ra-t]ar NI-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM e-eš-ḫar... he pours a libation to the god.(lower confidence: line is broken)
25′⸢iš-ḫa-aḫ-ru⸣ wa-aš-t[a-iš ḫur-ta]-a-uš kur-ku-ri-im-ma-aš... the ḫaḫahru-vessel, which is in Hurrian,
26′[pa-r]a-a la-ḫu-wa-ru na-a[t nam-m]a EGIR-pa le-e... he breaks ... and again ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
27′[x-i]z-zi... he goes(very low confidence: a guess)
28′[na]-aš-ta {DUG}ḫa-né-eš-ša-an šu-uḫ-ḫa-az GAM pé-eš-ši-ia-ziAnd he pours the ḫaneš-vessel into the hearth.
29′na-an ar-ḫa du-wa-ar-né-ez-zi pu-ru-ut-⸢ma⸣ ku-itAnd he goes back and forth, and he places it on the table.
30′[d]a-aš-ke-et nu ku-wa-pí KIN-az ḫu-[u]-⸢ma⸣-an kit-it-ta-at... he places, and the kuwapi-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
31′⸢a-pu-u⸣-un-na a-pí-ia pé-e-da-a-[i]He brings it into the apu-vessel.
32′na-aš wa-ap-pu-wa-aš pa-iz-zi nu Ì-an 〈〈da-a-i〉〉 KAŠ.GEŠTINHe goes to the wappu-vessel, and he pours oil; he drinks wine.
33′wa-al-ḫi mar-nu-wa-an ku-it-⸢ta⸣ pa-⸢ra⸣-a GAL.GIR₄The ... of the marnuwa-vessel is open, the chief ...
34′NINDA.Ì.E.DÉ.A me-ma-al TU₇˽BA.BA.ZA da-a-⸢i⸣ SILA₄-ia ḫar-ziHe places a loaf of bread before Babazu, and he takes a lamb.
35′nu-uš-ša-an pát-te-eš-ni GAM-an-ta ḫu-u-uk-zi nu ⸢kiš-an me-ma-i⸣And he pours it into the hearth, and he speaks under the belt.
36′ka-a-ša DUMU.LÚ.U₁₉.LU ú-wa-nu-un GIM-an [ ]And the man libates like ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
37′wa-ap-pu-i da-aš-ke-ez-zi Ù DUMU.LÚ.U₁₉.LU [wa-ap-pu-w]a-aš... he pours, and the man ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
38′ka-ru-ú-i-li-ia-aš DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš kal-le-eš-šu-wa-an-[zi] ú-wa-nu-unkaruiliya, the gods, the kallēšuwanzi, and the uwanu
39′nu ták-na-aš {D}UTU-uš KÁ.GAL-aš ḫa-a-šu na-aš-ta ⸢ka⸣-ru-ú-i-li-ia-ašAnd to the Sun-deity of the gate of Ḫašu, to the karu'iliya-vessel
40′DINGIR{MEŠ}-uš ták-na-aš-ša {D}UTU-un ták-na-az ⸢ša⸣-ra-aThe gods, the Sun-deity, the sun-disk ...
41′tar-na-⸢ú⸣tarnû-vessel(low confidence: few signs survive)
42′{D}a-du-un-tar-ri-in {LÚ}ḪAL {D}zu-ul-ki-in {MUNUS}ENSIAduntar, the haruspex, Zulki, the queen,
43′{D}ir-pí-ti-ga-an ták-na-aš EN-an {D}na-ra-a-anIrpitiga, the lord, Nara,
44′{D}na-〈am〉-⸢ša⸣-ra-a-an {D}mi-in-ki-in {D}a-mu-un-⸢ki-in⸣Namaššara, Minki, Amunki(lower confidence: line is broken)
45′{D}a-a-pí na-aš-kán ša-ra-a tar-ni DUMU.LÚ.U₁₉.LUThe Api-god, the king, the prince,
46′Ú-UL in-na-ra-a ú-wa-nu-un Ú-UL-maHe does not bring it, he does not libate.
47′šu-ul-la-an-ni ú-wa-nu-un É-ri-kán an-daAnd he fills the house with water.
48′⸢e⸣-eš-ḫar iš-ḫa-aḫ-ru NI-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM šu-ul-la-tar... he pours a libation to the god.(lower confidence: line is broken)
49′wa-aš-ta-uš ki-ša-at nu-za še-er ne-pí-iš ša-a-i[t]And he places it on the ground, and he performs the ritual.
50′GAM-an-ma-za te-kán ša-a-itThen he places it.
51′šu-me-eš-ša ka-ru-ú-i-li-ia-aš DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš {D}10-aš {LÚ}AZUThen the karú-iliya-priest, the gods, the Storm-god, the vizier,
52′ták-na-za u-i-ia-at nu-uš-ma-aš ki-i ut-tar te-etAnd he says: “When he has returned,
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1[ ] ḪUL-lu pa-ap-⸢ra-tar⸣... the evil will be released.(lower confidence: line is broken)
2[ w]a-aš-ta-a-iš NI-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM [ ]... the god ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3[ ka-ru-ú-i-li]-ia-aš DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš {LÚ}ḪAL kal-l[e-eš-mi?]... of Karu'iliya, of the gods, the haruspex of the kallēšmi-priest
4[ E]GIR-an pa-it-tén nu-kán i-it-tén... he places it, and he puts it.(lower confidence: line is broken)
5[ ] ḪUL-lu pa-ap-ra-tar e-eš-ḫar... evil ... he breaks ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
6[ šu-ul-l]a-tar ḫur-ta-a-in iš-ḫa-aḫ-ru... he pours a libation from the ḫurta-vessel.
7[kur-ku-ri-im-ma-a]n pár-ku-nu-ut-tén... the kurkurimma-offering ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
8[ GÌR{M]EŠ}-ŠÚ ŠU{MEŠ}-ŠÚ iš-ḫi-ia-at-tén na-at-kán GAM-an-ta... the feet, the hands ... ... and he himself ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
9[ p]é-e-da-at-tén nu wa-ap-pu-wa-aš IM-an da-a-i... he places it on the table, and he pours a libation.
10[pé-di-iš-ši-m]a NINDA.Ì.E.DÉ.A me-ma-al TU₇˽BA.BA.ZA da-⸢a⸣-i KAŠ.GEŠTINHe pours a libation of bread; he drinks libations of babašu-beer.
11[ m]ar-nu-wa-an ši-ip-pa-an-ti ša-ku-ni-ia-an... he pours a libation of wine.(lower confidence: line is broken)
12[ d]a-a-i na-an-ša-an an-da iš-ḫa-a-i... he takes, and he places it ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
13[nu {TÚG}k]u-re-eš-šar da-ga-a-an ḫu-u-it-ti-ia-ziAnd he takes the kurešsvar-garment on the side.
14[na-aš]-ša-an {TÚG}ku-re-eš-ni i-ia-an-na-i na-aš-kán an-da pa-iz-ziAnd he takes the kurrešnu-garment, and he goes with it.
15[nu w]a-ap-pu-wa-aš IM-an Ì-it LÀL-it ḫar-ni-ia-ziAnd he pours a libation of water from a well.
16[ku]-uš DINGIR{MEŠ} DÙ-zi {D}a-du-un-tar-ri-in {LÚ}AZUAnd the gods go; Aduntarrin, the vizier,
17{D}zu-ul-ki-in 〈〈ŠA〉〉 {MUNUS}ENSI {D}ir-pí-ti-ga-anZulkin, the Lady of Irpitigan
18{D}na-ra-a-an {D}na-am-ša-ra-an {D}mi-in-ki-inNara, Namšara, Minkin
19⸢{D}⸣a-mu-un-ki-in {D}a-pí-in nu-uš ⸢IM!⸣-aš DÙ-ziAmunki, Api, and he goes down.
20nu-uš KI-an iš-pa-a-ri nu-uš-ša-an ku-u-uš DINGIR{MEŠ} a-ša-šiAnd with it, and with it the gods, ašši
214 {DUG}ḪAB.ḪAB GEŠTIN NINDA.GUR₄.RA me-ma-al TU₇˽BA.BA.ZA {TU₇}kán-kán-ti da-a-iHe places four vessels of wine and sour loaves of bread before Babaza and Kankantu.
22na-aš ú-i-te-ni pa-iz-zi nu ⸢ki⸣-iš-ša-an me-ma-⸢i⸣And he goes, and he speaks thus:(lower confidence: line is broken)
23ku-e-da-ni-wa ud-da-ni-i ú-⸢wa-nu⸣-un nu-mu PÚ-an-zaAnd he brings the water, and he fills the well.
24pu-nu-uš-du ú-i-te-na-an-za ⸢pé-ti⸣-eš-ši-ma-muAnd he libates to them, and they libate to them.(lower confidence: line is broken)
25{D}GAŠAN-iš ú-li-li-ia-az ú-etThe Lady sings, and
26iš-dam-ma-ni-eš-ši-ia-〈ša〉-an a-šu-še-eš šu-ra-aš-šu-ra-aš I-[NAG]ÙBAnd he places it on the table.(lower confidence: line is broken)
27a-ši-iš-kán-zi na-ak-ki-i {TÚG}ši-ik-nu-un-ma Ú-UL [e-d]i? na-ihe takes, and he does not bring the šiknu-garment.
28ke-eš-šar-ta DUG dan-na-ra-an-ta-an ḫar-ziThey place a jar of wine in the vessel.
29I-NASAG.DU-ŠÚ-ma šu-um-ma-an-za-a-aš pu-ru-ši-ia-l[a-aš ki-i]t-ta-at... he libates, and the šummānza-offerings of the purušiyala-offers ...
30PÚ-aš me-mi-eš-ta AMBAR-aš-ša me-mi-eš-ta pí-ti-in-[ḫi-ša]In the well, he speaks, and in the water of the river ...
31⸢A⸣-aš DINGIR-LIM-ni me-mi-eš-ta A-ni-wa ku-e-da-ni ú-wa-nu-[un]When the god speaks to Aniwa, ...
32[n]u-wa-mu a-pa-a-at wa-a-tar pé-eš-tén pár-ku-nu-um-ma-aš-w[a]... he pours a libation, and he breaks the hearth ...
33[k]u-iš ú-i-te-na-an-za e-eš-ḫar NI-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM pár-ku-nu-[zi]... they bring the uitena-vessel, and they give it to the god.
34[ku-i]š {É}ḫi-lam-mar pár-ku-nu-zi ku-iš pa-an-g[a-u-wa-aš ]... they bring it into the house of Ḫilammar, and ... ...
35[ḫur-ta]-⸢a⸣-in wa-aš-túl kur-ku-ra-in pár-ku-nu-zi... they set it in the ḫurta-vessel.(lower confidence: line is broken)
36[ EGI]R-pa {D}GAŠAN-li te-ez-zi ḫa-a-ni wa-a-tar [... he goes up to the Lady; he takes the ḫānu-vessel.
37[ 9-an-t]i-ma KASKAL-ši ú-e-ek-ti ku-it w[a-a-tar]... nine times, he goes on his journey, and he takes the road.
38[ wa]-a-tar ḫa-a-ni na-at-za da-[a]... he places it on the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
39[{D}ku-mar-pí-ia-aš]-ta GAM-an ar-ḫa {GIŠ}ŠÚ.A-az [... Kumarpiya ... ... in the hand ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
40ták-[na-ša-at-kán {D}U]TU-i te-e-da-na-aš a-a[r-aš-zi]And he takes the Sun-deity away from him.
41ku-i[t-ma-an a-pa-a]t wa-a-⸢tar pé-e-da-at⸣-t[i]... and he takes it out.(lower confidence: line is broken)
42SU[R₁₄.DÙ.A{MUŠEN}-ma wa-a-ta]r ⸢a-ru-na-az⸣The šurdu-bird eats, and he libates.
43ú-[da-a-i ] ⸢ḫar⸣-[zi GÙB-l]a-za-ma ud-da-a-ar ḫar-zi... he brings ... He stands, and he takes ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
44{D}I[ŠTAR-iš li-li-w]a-an-za na-aš-t[a {UR]U}ni-nu-wa-az SUR₁₄.DÙ.A⸢{MUŠEN}⸣Ištar, the liliwanza-god, and Ninuwaza, the bird
45⸢me⸣-n[a-aḫ-ḫa-an-d]a pa-it ZAG-za [wa]-⸢a⸣-tar ḫar-zi GÙB-la-za-ma ud-da-a-⸢ar⸣And he places it on the right side. He takes it away, and he stands there.
46ḫar-z[i w]a-a-tar pa-ap-pár-iš-⸢ke⸣-ez-zi GÙB-la-za-ma... he places it on the table, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
47ud-da-[a-a]r me-mi-iš-ke-ez-zi... he speaks.(low confidence: few signs survive)
48[É-r]i-kán an-da a-aš-šu pa-id-du ⸢na⸣-aš-ta ḪUL-lu ša-ku-waHe goes to the inner chamber, and he drinks the evil.
49[š]a-aḫ-du *na*-at-kán pa-ra-a pé-eš-ši-⸢ia⸣-ad-du pár-ku-nu-ud-du... he pours a libation before him.(lower confidence: line is broken)
50[š]u-up-pí-iš A-an-za ḪUL-lu-un EME-an pa-ap-ra-tarHe pours a libation for the evil of the tongue.
51e-eš-ḫar wa-aš-túl ḫur-da-in kur-ku-ra-in pa-an-⸢ga⸣-u-wa-aš EME-anAnd he places it before the ḫurda-vessel and the kurkurra.
52ez-za-an GIM-an IM-an-za pít-te-nu-uz-zi na-a[t-ká]n an-⸢da⸣ a-ru-niThey perform the rites as if they were in a water vessel, and they bring it to him.
53pé-e-da-i ke-el-la pár-na-aš ḪUL-lu e-[eš-ḫarHe brings it out, and he breaks the evil vessel.
54pít-te-nu-ud-du na-at-kán an-da a-r[u-ni] pé-da-a-⸢ú⸣Then he places it on the throne.(lower confidence: line is broken)
55na-at-kán an-da ḪUR.SAG-aš ⸢šu-up⸣-pa-i[a-aš KUR.KUR?]{MEŠ}-aš pa-id-[du]And he goes to the mountains, to the šuppa-vessel of the lands.
56na-at-kán an-da ḫal-lu-u-wa-aš a[l-dan-na-aš p]a-id-duAnd he goes to the ḫalluwa-drum, to the aldannu-drum.
57NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-ia {GIŠ}GEŠTIN BAL-[an-ti w]a-a-⸢tar⸣ 7-ŠÚ ḫa-a-[ni]He breaks the loaf; he pours wine; seven times he libates.
58nu-kán ar-ḫa la-ḫu-wa-⸢i⸣ [9-an-t]i KASKAL-ši [k]u-it wa-[a-tar]And he takes the road nine times.
59ḫa-a-ni nu a-pa-a-at d[a-a-i 2-Š]Ú 7 {NA₄}pa-a[š-š]i-lu-uš... and he pours a libation twice, seven pāši-lu-stones ...
60PÚ-az da-a-i na-a[š-kán A-NA{DUG}Ḫ]AB.ḪAB pé-eš-ši-[i]a-ziHe places it in the well, and he pours it into the vessel.
61A-NA{DUG}GAL-ma-ká[n ka]p-pí-in [a]n-da p[é-eš-ši-i]a-ziHe pours it into the large vessel.
{€1+2} Vs. II 62/
1′nu SÍG SA₅ d[a-a-i na-an-š]a-a[n] ⸢A-NAGÚ⸣.[GAL.GAL?]And he takes the red wool, and he places it on the top
{€1+2} Vs. II 63/
2′an-da ḫa-ma-[an-k]i... he places it ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
{€1+2} Vs. II 64/
3′na-aš-ta [ ] É-ri an-[d]a ú-da-i nu ⸢Ú⸣-[NU-TÙAnd he brings it into the house, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1+2} Vs. II 65/
4′ku-wa-p[í ki-it-t]a-at ⸢a⸣-p[a-a]t-ta a-pí-ia [... the kupītu-vessel ... and the apíya-vat ...
{€1+2} Vs. II 66/
5′[ {GI]Š}pu-u-ri-⸢ia⸣-aš da-a-i nu a-[ni-ia-at-ta-an... he places it on the table, and then ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1+2} Vs. II 67/
6′[ {D}A.NUN.NA].KE₄ da-a-i ⸢KÙ⸣.BABBAR KÙ.SI₂₂ AN.[BARThe Anunnaku take the silver, gold, and iron
{€1+2} Vs. II 68/
7′[ GI]R₄ ⸢Ú-NU-UT AD⸣.KID ⸢pár-na-aš⸣ [... the reed-bed, the ... of the AD.KID-vessel ...
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1na-an e-eš-ḫa-na-aš DINGIR-LUM DÙ-zi [And he goes to the house of the god.(lower confidence: line is broken)
2pé-ra-an a-ša-ši nu NUMUN{ḪI.A} ḫu-u-ma-an d[a-a-i]before him, and the seeds he takes.(lower confidence: line is broken)
3na-at IŠ-TU{NA₄}ARA₅ ma-al-li-ez-ziAnd he goes to the stela.
4ŠA{NA₄}ARA₅-ma ḫa-ra-ra-zi {NA₄}ku-un-k[u-nu-zi-it]He takes the stela and the kunkunzi-stone
5wa-al-aḫ-ḫa-na-i na-aš-kán pa-ra-a wa-ar-ša-an-z[i]... he takes, and they take it away.(lower confidence: line is broken)
6na-an 𒀹ku-gul-la-an i-ia-an-zi a-aš-zi-ma-kánAnd they take the kukulla-vessel, and they stand.
7ku-it na-at kur-ta-a-al i-ia-an-zithey take instead of the land of the mountain.
8na-at pu-ru-ut-ti-it šu-un-na-i na-at e-eš-ḫa-[na-aš]He places it on the throne, he places it in the hearth.
9DINGIR-LIM-ni ... GAM da-a-i nu-uš-ša-an DINGIR{MEŠ} še-er a-ša-ši [The gods ... he places ... and the gods below ...
10nu-za-kán ŠU{MEŠ}-ŠÚ a-ar-ri nu TU₇˽BA.BA.ZA {TU₇}kán-kán-tiAnd he libates from his hands, and he drinks the libation of Babaša.
11da-a-i nu wa-a-tar ku-it PÚ-az ú-da-aš nu A-ni BAL-an-tiHe places it, and he pours water into the well.
12EGIR-pa-ma-kán 1 SILA₄ A-ni BAL-an-ti na-an ḫa-at-⸢ta-an-zi⸣Afterwards, they pour one lamb for the libation of water.
13nu-uš-ša-an e-eš-ḫar IM-aš ḫu-u-up-pa-ri tar-na-⸢i⸣And he pours a libation, and he libates.(lower confidence: line is broken)
14na-at e-eš-ḫa-na-aš DINGIR-LIM-ni pé-ra-an GAM da-a-iHe places it before the god in the ešhana-vessel.
15nu kiš-ša-an me-ma-i a-a-li-iš ma-am-ma-aš {D}⸢A.NUN.NA.KE₄⸣And thus he speaks: “Alas, the Anunnaki,
16ku-e-da-ni-〈iš〉-ma-aš ud-da-ni-i ḫal-zi-iḫ-ḫu-un nu ke-elAnd he shouts, and he is pure.
17pár-na-aš DI-eš-šar ḫa-an-na-ad-du-ma-ti nu-kán ku-itHe breaks it, and he places it on the hearth.
18ḪUL-lu e-eš-ḫar an-da na-at šu-ma-aš da-at-ténThe evil of the ešḫar-vessel rises, and the heart rises.
19na-at iš-ḫa-na-aš DINGIR-LIM!-ni pé-eš-tén na-at-kán GAM-an-daAnd he places it before the god, and he puts it before him.
20GE₆-i ták-ni-i pé-e-da-a-ú na-at a-pí-iahe places it on the bed, and he takes it out.
21tar-ma-ed-duTarmaddu
22nu PA-NI{D}A.NUN.NA.KE₄ {D}a-a-pí GÍR-it gi-nu-uz-ziAnd before the Anunnaku, the Api, he prostrates himself.
23nu-kán Ì LÀL GEŠTIN wa-al-ḫi mar-nu-wa-an {D}a-a-pí an-da BAL-an-tiAnd he pours a libation of oil and wine on the altar of Aya-pi.
241 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR-ia-kán an-da pé-eš-ši-ia-zi nu 1 GADA ŠAQA-TIHe pours one shekel of silver, and he takes one linen cloth.
25da-a-i nu-kán a-a-pí še-er ka-ri-ia-zi nu ki-iš-ša-anHe places it, and he places it on the ground, and thus ...
26me-ma-i {D}a-a-pí pár-ku-nu-um-ma-aš-za {GIŠ}ŠÚ.A da-aHe speaks to Api: he places it in the hand.
27nu-za-kán me-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-ta pár-ku-nu-um-ma-[a]š a-ni-ia-an a-⸢ú⸣And he places it before him, and then ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
28na-aš-ta KÙ.BABBAR KÙ.SI₂₂ AN.BAR AN.NA {N[A₄}G]UG ⸢{NA₄}⸣[ZA.GÌN]And silver, gold, iron, lead, agate, lapis lazuli
29IŠ-TU〈GIŠ〉.NUNUZ.〈ZÍ〉.BÁ.NA me-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-da a-⸢ú⸣ [... he places it on the table ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
30⸢{LÚ}ḪAL-wa⸣ ḫu-u-ma-⸢an ša-ra⸣-a ti-i[t-ta-nu-ut]The cupbearer libates in the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
31{LÚ}ḪAL-m[a k]u-i[t DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš Ú-NU-T]E{MEŠ} ša-r[a-a]The cult actor places the gods in the ...
32ti-it-t[a-nu-ut ku-u]-un {LÚ}AZU i[š-ša-ri-la-aš]... and the priest of the libation ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
33a-re-ša-⸢an⸣ [ d]u-wa-ar-ni-et na-an-k[án... he pours a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
34ḫa-aš-ši-i [pé]-eš-ši-ia-[at]He places it on the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
35ma-a-an-ma šu-m[e-eš ke]-⸢e⸣-el pár-na-aš ḫa-an-né-eš-šar ⸢ḫa-an⸣-[da-an]When he takes the šūmê-vessel, he places it on the hearth.
36Ú-UL ḫa-an-na-t[um-ma-a]t nu-uš-ma-aš GAM-an da-ga-an-zi-pa-ašAnd he is not a ḫannatumma-demon, but he himself is a daganzipa-deity.
37GUL-wa-na-aš ki-š[a-ru še-er-m]a AN-iš pa-ak-ku-uš-šu-wa-arOn the throne, on the roof, above, he pours a libation
38ki-ša-ru nu {D}[A.NUN.NA.K]E₄ an-da za-aḫ-ḫur-ra-ed-duThe kišaru-priestess and the Anunnaku-gods ...
39nu-uš-ma-aš {NINDA}ḫar-š[i-in] le-e ku-iš-ki pár-ši-iaAnd he breaks the ḫaršu-bread.(lower confidence: line is broken)
40le-e-ma {GIŠ}ERE[N-aš w]a-ar-šu-la-an iš-taḫ-te-niAnd he takes the cedar ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
41nu-za 3 MUŠEN da-a-i ⸢nu⸣-kán 2 MUŠEN A-NA{D}A.NUN.NA.KE₄And he takes three birds, and two birds to the Anunnaki.
42BAL-an-ti 1 MUŠEN-ma-kán A-NA{D}a-a-pí BAL-an-tihe performs the balātu-offering of one bird to Aya-pi.
43nu ki-iš-ša-an te-ez-zi šu-ma-aš-kán ka-ru-ú-i-li-eš-ša-mi-i[t]And likewise he comes, and he libates to Karu'iliššamit.
44Ú-UL-aš-ša-ma-aš-kán GU₄-uš UDU-uš ki-it-ta-riThere is no ox, no sheep.
45{D}10-aš-ša-ma-aš-kán k[u]-wa-pí GAM-an-ta GE₆-i ták-ni-i... the Storm-god of Kupi, the night-time ...
46pé-en-ni-eš-ta nu-[u]š-ma-aš-kán ki-〈i〉 ši-ip-pa-an-du-wa-arAnd he libates like this.(lower confidence: line is broken)
47da-a-išhe places.
48nu MUŠEN{ḪI.A} IZI-it [za]-nu-zi na-aš PA-NIDINGIR-LIM da-a-iAnd the birds fire, and he places them before the god.
49{DUG}KA.GAG.NAG-i[a] PA-NIDINGIR{MEŠ} da-a-i nu 4 A.DA.GURHe places the bowl before the gods, and four stones.
50tar-na-a-i nu NUMUN[{ḪI].⸢A}⸣ ḫu-u-ma-an PA-NIDINGIR{MEŠ} da-a-iHe places it, and he places the seeds before the gods.
51ŠE ZÍZ še-pí-it pá[r-ḫ]u-e-na GÚ.GAL GÚ.GAL.GAL GÚ.TUR kar-aš DIM₄ BAPPIRHe pours a libation of flour from the šepi-vessel, a large bowl, an akalu-bowl, and a small bowl of pomegranate juice.
52ŠE.LÚ{SAR} ⸢ZÀ⸣.[AḪ.L]I {Ú}GAMUN.BABBAR {Ú}GAMUN.GE₆The gardener libates. The white plant, the black plant
53{GIŠ}ti-it-t[a-p]a-la-an MUN la-ak-kar-wa-anHe libates salt on the tittapala-vessel.
54še-ni-ia-aš{S[AR} ku-i]t-ta pa-ra-a te-pu nu ki-i ḫu-u-ma-an... he takes the šēniya-plant, he breaks it, and when he
55] diš
56da]-a-i nu-kán A-NA{DUG}KA.GAG.NAG... he places, and for the cup ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
57DINGIR{M]EŠ} ir-ḫa-ez-zi UD 1{KAM} QA-TIThe gods sing; the 1st day is completed.
58{LÚ}]ḪAL 1 UDU 1 {DUG}KA.GAG 1 NINDA.〈GUR₄〉.RA GEŠTINThe cook, one sheep, one bowl, one loaf of wine
59da-a]-⸢i⸣ na-aš LÍL!-ri pa-iz-ziHe goes, and he goes.(lower confidence: line is broken)
60-z]i ḫa-an-ta-ez-zi ...... they go ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
61]x gul-eš-zi nu te-kán... he takes, and he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
62] kiš-an te-ez-zi... he steps behind.(lower confidence: line is broken)
63KI-aš-š]a {D}ZUEN-aš {D}iš-ḫa-ra-ašwith him, the Sun-deity, the Išḫara-god,
64wa-aš-t]u-la-aš e-eš-ḫa-na-aš DINGIR{MEŠ}... and the gods ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
65ḫal-zi]-iḫ-ḫu-un ša-li-ma-ni... he libates ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
66](-)mar-du-wa-a-an ú-ez-ziMarduwan comes.(lower confidence: line is broken)
67ú-wa?-a]t-tén nu-uš-ma-aš-kán... and then ...(very low confidence: a guess)
68]-uš-ket₉-tén na-at-ká[n]... he places, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
69]x túg? DINGIR{MEŠ} URU ši?-x[... the gods of the city ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
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1EGIR-an šu-wa-an-du-ma-at nu GE₆-iš KI-aš [Afterwards, the šuwanduma-offering, and afterwards, with ...
2ar-ḫa e-ep-〈du〉 pár-na-aš URU-aš e-eš-ḫar wa-aš-túl pa-ap-ra-tarAnd he breaks it, and he takes it away from the city.
3NI-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM ḪUL-lu-un GÌR-an pa-an-ga-wa-aš EME-an... of the evil god, on the foot, on his tongue ...
4GAM pa-a-šuGAM means pāšu.
5nu {UZU}NÍG.GIG za-nu-zi na-at ar-ḫa ku-er-zi NINDA.GUR₄.RA!-iaAnd he places the liver, and he eats the loaf of bread.
6pár-ši-ia na-at-kán ḫa-at-te-eš-ni še-er da-a-i A-NAGUNNI-iaHe breaks it, and he places it on the chest. He places it before me.
7da-a-i GEŠTIN-ia BAL-an-ti nu-kán {DUG}KA.GAG.⸢NAG la-ḫu-wa-i⸣He places the wine; and he pours the cup into the vessel.
8nu {GI}A.DA.GUR{ḪI.A} tar-na-a-i e-ku-zi-ma Ú-UL ki-iš-kiAnd he drinks the scepter, but it is not true.
9nu te-ez-zi {D}me-me-šar-ti-iš AN-aš ták-na-aš-ša {D}ZUEN-ašAnd he goes to Memešartiš of heaven, to the Sun-deity.
10iš-ḫa-ra-aš NI-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM ḫur-ti-ia-aš ÚŠ-aš DINGIR{MEŠ}Then the god of Ḫurtiya, the hand of the gods,
11ku-iš kiš-du-an-za ku-iš ka-ni-ru-wa-⸢an-za⸣ DINGIR-LIM-i[š]... in the kišdūn-vessel, in the Kaniruwanza, the god ...
12nu-za ú-wa-at-tén ez-za-at-tén e-ku-ut-tén ⸢nu-mu⸣-kán ḫa[r-pí-i]a-at-ténAnd he libates, he drinks, and he takes the ḫarpiyattu-vessel.
13na-aš-ta É-er-za URU-az ḪUL-lu [pa-ap]-ra-tar [e]-eš-ḫarAnd he opens the house of the city, the evil ...
14NI-ÌŠ DINGIR-LIM wa-aš-túl ḫur-da-a-in ar-ḫa pá[r-ku-n]u-ut-tén [n]a-at GÌR{MEŠ}-ŠÚ... of the god, in front of the ḫurda-vessel, behind the feet ...
15ŠU-ŠÚ iš-ḫi-ia-at-〈tén〉 na-at GE₆-iš KI-aš an-da ⸢e⸣-[e]p-duHe holds the hand, and he places the night with it.
16nu LÍL!-ri ku-i-e-eš A-NAGUNNI! {LÚ}{.MEŠ}uš-ki[š-kat]-tal-li-ušAnd the cult singers, to the throne,(lower confidence: line is broken)
17GAM-an a-ša-an-zi nu ⸢{UZU}⸣Ì a-ta-⸢an⸣-zi-p[át {DUG}K]A.GAG.NAG-maThey take it, and they libate oil. The bowl
18⸢Ú⸣-UL a-ku-wa-an-⸢zi {LÚ}ḪAL-ma EGIR⸣-pa URU-r[i] ⸢ú⸣-ez-ziThey do not drink; the cult actor comes back to the city.
19[na]-aš-kán pár-ni an-da ⸢pa-iz-zi⸣ na-aš A-NA[DINGIR{MEŠ} U]Š-KE-ENAnd he goes, and he prostrates himself before the gods.
20[TU₇˽B]A.BA.ZA {TU₇}⸢kán-kán-ti⸣ A-NADINGIR{MEŠ} BAL-a[n-ti]The libation of Babila, the kankanti-beer, to the gods of the balātu-offering
21[nu k]i-iš-ša-an ⸢me-ma-i {D}A.NUN.NA⸣.KE₄ k[a-a-š]a LÍL-riAnd he speaks thus: “The Anunnaku, this is the recitation.
22⸢e-šu⸣-un GUL-zi-x-⸢kán? gul?-ša!?⸣-an-zi K[I!? ]x{ḪI.A}-uš... they ... the ... ...(very low confidence: a guess)
23ar-ḫa ḫar-zi {D}⸢me-me-šar⸣-ti-iš AN-aš KI-[aš-š]a... he takes, Memešartiš, in heaven and earth ...
24⸢nu-uš⸣-ma-ša-an ⸢{DUG}KA.GAG la⸣-ḫu-wa-an-zaThen he pours a libation vessel.(lower confidence: line is broken)
25na-an-ša-an ḪUL-⸢i⸣ pa-ap-ra-an-ni li-[in-ki-i]aAnd let the evil come down to me.
26wa-aš-du-li iš-ḫa-ni-⸢i ḫur⸣-ti-ia ḫa-⸢ap-pu-ut⸣-ri... he pours a libation in the ḫurtiya-vessel ...
27ḫa-me-in-kad-du na-at a-pí-ia pa-ra-a ḫu-u-it-ti-ia-ad-duhe binds it, and he places it on the hearth.
28šu-me-eš-ma-at ⸢EGIR-an-ta⸣ šu-wa-at-ténAfterwards, he libates.(lower confidence: line is broken)
29⸢nu {LÚ}⸣Ḫ[AL UDU.SÍ]G+MUNUS-ia PA-NIDINGIR{MEŠ} ti-it-ta-nu-ziAnd the haruspex and the female lamb stand before the gods.
30[ ] UDU.A.LUM GIM-an UDU.SÍG+MUNUS a-ar-ki[ ] a sheep like a female lamb is sacrificed.
31[ ar-ma-aḫ]-ḫi ka-a-aš-ša-za URU-aš pár-na-aš UDU.A.LUM... and he takes the ram from the city.(lower confidence: line is broken)
32[ GE₆]-in KI-an ar-ga-ru nu-za e-eš-ḫar... after sunset, he places it on the ground, and he pours a libation.
33[pa-ap-r]a-⸢tar⸣ wa-aš-túl GE₆-iš KI-aš ar-ma-aḫ-du... he libates, and he goes to the night with him.(lower confidence: line is broken)
34GIM-an-ma-za MUNUS-za UDU-uš-ša ar-ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-te-eš ḫa-aš-ša-an-ziWhen the woman gives the sheep, they libate in the halls.
35ka-a-aš-ša-za pár-na-an-za ḪUL-lu e-eš-ḫar QA-TAM-MA ḫa-a-šuThen he breaks it, the evil of the ešḫar-vessel. Likewise he ...
36na-at GE₆-iš KI-aš an-da e-ep-duAnd he goes with him to the night.
37ka-ri-iz-za-kán GIM-an URU-az še-e-ḫur IM-an... like a city, he pours a libation.
38a-ar-ri šu-uḫ-ḫa-ma-kán A-az a-ar-ri... he pours a libation; he libates water ...
39na-at-kán GAM {GIŠ}ŠEN-az a-ar-〈aš〉-zi ke-el-la URU-aš pár-na-ašAnd he places it on the throne, and he breaks the city down.
40ḪUL!-lu-un EME-an ka-a-aš a-ni-ia-wa-ra-an-zaThe evil of the tongue is here.
41QA-TAM-MA pár-ku-nu-ud-du na-at-kán ka-ri-iz a-ru-ni an-da pé-da-a-úlikewise he pours a libation, and he libates to the karīz-offering.
42ma-a-an ze-en-né-ez-zi nu-kán {LÚ}ḪAL a-ni-ia-an-ta-anAnd he comes, and the haruspex ...
43A-NA{URUDU}KA×GIŠ an-da da-a-i še-er-ra-aš-ša-an DINGIR{MEŠ} da-a-iHe places it on the throne, and he places it before the gods.
44na-at kar-pa-nu-zi na-at LÍL!-ri pé-da-a-i nu-kán ku-wa-pí gul-ša-an-zaAnd he places it on the throne, and he takes it out. And the kuwapi-vessel is broken.
45nu DINGIR{MEŠ} a-ša-ši a-ni-ia-ad-du-uš-ša-aš-ma-ašAnd the gods, ašaši, and Aniyadduš-sḫatmaše,
46pé-ra-an-〈ša〉-mi-it da-a-i {GIŠ}GEŠTIN-ia BAL-an-tiHe places it before him, and libates wine.
47nu-kán 1 SILA₄ 9! MUŠEN A-NA{D}A.NUN.NA.KE₄ BAL-an-tiAnd one lamb, nine birds, for the Anunnaku-gods to libate.
48nu A-NA3 GUNNI{MEŠ} QA-DUNINDA.SIG{MEŠ} {GIŠ}ERENAnd for the quadrupeds, the qadunasig-breads, cedar,
49Ì LÀL wa-ar-nu-zi nu GEŠTIN BAL-an-ti nu kiš-an me-ma-iHe pours a libation of oil, and he speaks as follows:
50DINGIR{MEŠ} {D}A.NUN.NA.KE₄ ka-a-ša-i[a-a]š-⸢ma-aš⸣ ar-kam-ma-anThe gods of the Anunnaku, ... again ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
51ša-ra-a ti-it-ta-nu-w[a-an SÍS]KUR AD-DINThen he places the ... of the stag-god-deity.
52nu-za pár-na-aš e-eš-ḫar pa-a[p-ra-tarAnd he breaks it, he pours a libation(lower confidence: line is broken)
53⸢kur-ku-ri⸣-im-ma-an [... in the mountains ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
54[na-aš]-kán GAM-an [And he himself ...(very low confidence: a guess)
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55[šu-me-š]a-kán [Then ...(very low confidence: a guess)
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56[ku-e-e]z ú-wa-at-tén na-aš-⸢ta⸣ GAM-[an... and he places it on the table.(lower confidence: line is broken)
57[pa-ra]-a pa-it-t[én]... he divides ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
58DUB 1{KAM} QA-TI e-eš-ḫa-na-aš p[ár-na-aš LÚ-ši]Tablet 1 of QA-TI, ešḫana, p[a]rna, the man

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