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CTH 631

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DesignationKBo 17.74+
IDtlh:KBo 17.74+
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 631

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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.

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{€11} Vs. I
1[ma-a-an {D}IŠKUR-aš ti-it-ḫa DUM]U.É.GAL píd-⸢da⸣-a-⸢i LUGAL-wa⸣-aš ta-pu-⸢uš⸣-zaWhen the Storm-god reaches the palace servant, the king libates.
2[AN.BAR-aš (-)ta-aš pa-iz]-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}ME-ŠE-DI-an pé-e-ra-anHe goes to the iron. The bodyguards before
3[ti-e-ez-zi DUMU?{MEŠ}.LUGAL pa]-⸢a⸣-[a]n-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}ME-ŠE-DI-an a-ap-pa-anThe king's sons go; the bodyguards take it.
4[ti-en-zi DUMU{MEŠ}.É.GAL pé-e-d]a-aš-m[e-e]t ḫar-kán-ziThey take the palace servants, and they libate.
5[{LÚ.MEŠ}Ú-BA-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}DUGUD ku-iš] ku-i[š LUGA]L-wa-aš pé-ra-an e-eš-ziThe men of the throne, the oxen, and the king come before him.
{€1+11} Vs. I 5′/Vs. I
6[ne ša-ra-a t]i-⸢e⸣-e[n-zi nu] a-ap-pa ti-en-[z]i ne a-ra-an-da... they go down, and he goes up. ... he carries ...
{€1+11} Vs. I 6′/Vs. I
7[{LÚ}ME-ŠE-DI ḫa-aš-š]a-an [a-a]p-⸢pa⸣-an da-a-i ta-⸢aš⸣ pa-iz-ziThe bodyguard places it on the hearth, and he goes.
{€1+11} Vs. I 7′/Vs. I
8[DUMU{MEŠ}.LUGAL DUMU.MUNUS{ME]Š}.LUGAL pé-⸢e⸣-ra-an ti-e-ez-ziThe crown prince and the crown prince go before.
{€1+11} Vs. I 8′/Vs. I
9[DUMU.É.GAL] ⸢ŠA⸣LUGAL DUMU.É.GAL MUNUS.LUGAL pa-a-an-zi ⸢ta LUGAL-aš⸣ MUNUS.LUGAL-aš-šaThe palace official, the king, the palace official (and) the queen go; and the kin[g] and the queen
{€1+11} Vs. I 9′/Vs. I
10[ge-nu-wa]-aš GADA{ḪI.A} pa-ta-a-an-na {GIŠ}GÌR.GUB da-an-zi g[e-nu-w]a-aš GADA{ḪI.A}They take the linen garment, and they take the scepter. The linen garment
{€1+11} Vs. I 10′/Vs. I
11[šu-up-p]í-⸢wa⸣-aš-ḫa-na-al-li-i[a-aš t]i-an-zi {GIŠ}GÌR.G[UB t]a-ga-a-anThey set the šuppiwa-ḫanalli-vessel, and they place it on the table.
{€1+11} Vs. I 11′/Vs. I
12[ti-a]n-zi DUMU{MEŠ}.É.GAL a-ap-pa [ti-en-z]i ta-az pé-⸢e⸣-[d]a-⸢aš-me⸣-et ap-pa-an-ziThey take the palace servants, and they take them out.
{€1+11} Vs. I 12′/Vs. I
13[LUG]AL-uš MUNUS.LUGAL-ša ḫal-ma-aš-šu-⸢it⸣-t[a-az pa-ra]-a⸣ ú-en-⸢zi⸣ LUGAL-uš l[u-u]t-⸢ti⸣-ia-ašThe king, the queen, goes to the ḫalma-šutta-vessel, and the king takes it.
{€1+11} Vs. I 13′/Vs. I
14[pé]-⸢e⸣-ra-an a-ru-wa-a-ez-⸢zi⸣ MUNUS.LUGAL-a[š-ša lu-u]t-ti-i[a-a]š pé-ra-anAfterwards, they libate, and the queen libates before ...
{€1+11} Vs. I 14′/Vs. I
15[a-r]u-wa-a-ez-zi GAL {⸢LÚ.MEŠ⸣}SAGI [iš-ka-a-ri-iḫ] ⸢AN.BAR⸣-aš LUGAL-i pa-a-iHe libates; the chief cupbearer takes the iron from the king.
{€1+11} Vs. I 15′/Vs. I
16[LUGAL]-uš lu-ut-ti-i[a]-aš pé-ra-an ši!-⸢pa-an-ti⸣ [GAL {L]Ú.MEŠ}SAGI LUGAL-i iš-ka-a-ri-i[ḫ]The king libates before the cup. The chief of the cupbearers drinks before the king.
{€1+11} Vs. I 16′/Vs. I
17[e-e]p-⸢zi⸣ t[a]-aš-ta pa-ra-a pé-e-da-i LUGAL-[u]š MUNUS.LUGAL-aš-ša a-ap-paHe takes it, and he places it on the ground. The king and the queen ...
{€1+11} Vs. I 17′/Vs. I
18[ḫal-ma-aš-šu-i]t-ti pa-a-an-zi ta e-ša-an-da DUMU{MEŠ}.LUGAL DUMU.MUNUS{MEŠ} LUGAL... they go, and the princes and daughters of the king
{€1+11} Vs. I 18′/Vs. I
19[{LÚ.MEŠ}DUGUD {LÚ.MEŠ}]⸢Ú⸣-BA-RU LUGAL-i ḫa-in-kán-ta t[a] e-ša-an-daThe heavy men, the ... of the king ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1} Vs. I
19′[{LÚ}SAGI GAL {D}IŠKUR š]u-⸢up-pí-iš⸣-tu-wa-ra-an ú-da-i LUGAL-[u]š MUNUS.LUGAL-aš-ša ša-ra-a ti-en-ziThe cupbearer of the Great Storm-god brings the šuppi-tuwara-vessel. The king and the queen stand before the king.
20′[a-ru-wa-an-zi {LÚ}ki-i]-ta-aš ḫal-za-a-i GAL {D}IŠKUR a-ku-an-zi wa-al-ḫa-an-zi-iš-ša-anThey libate; the kīta-priest sings; the great Storm-god drinks; the waalḫanzi-offerings
21′[{LÚ.MEŠ}ša-aḫ-ta-ri-li-i]a-aš iš-ḫa-mi-an-zi {LÚ}SAGI 1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA a-ra-aḫ-za ú-da-iThe šaḫtarili-priests drink; the cupbearer brings one loaf of bread to the courtyard.
{€10+1} Vs. 1′/Vs. I
22′LUGAL-[uš pár-ši-ia ta {LÚ}SA]GI e-ep-zi ta-aš-ta pa-ra-a pé-e-da-iThe king breaks it. The cupbearer takes it, and he takes it away.
{€10+1} Vs. 2′/Vs. I
23′LUGAL-u[š a-ru-wa-ez-zi {LÚ}k]i-i-ta-aš ḫal-za-a-i {⸢É⸣}ḫa-l[e]-en-ti-u túḫ-ḫu-uš-taThe king libates; the cupbearer sings; in the ḫalēntu-house ...
{€10+1} Vs. 3′/Vs. I
24′ma-a-[an ḫa-at-kán-zi] ⸢{D}IŠKUR-ša ti⸣-it-ḫa LUGAL-[u]š lu-ut-ti-ia-aš pé-ra-anWhen they go, the Storm-god of Titiya, before the king,
{€10+1} Vs. 4′/Vs. I
25′a-r[u-wa-a-ez-z]i {NINDA}ḫar-ši-⸢in⸣ pár-ši-⸢ia ta⸣ lu-u[t-t]i-ia-aš da-a-i {DUG}iš-pa-an-tu-ziHe breaks the ḫarši-bread, and he places it in the vessel.
{€10+1} Vs. 5′/Vs. I
26′da-a-[i t]a ši-pa-an-ti LUGAL-uš nam-ma a-[r]u-wa-a-ez-zi... he places; he libates; the king, then, he bows down.
{€10+1+7} Vs. 6′/Vs. I 27′/Vs. I
28ma-a-a[n {D}IŠKUR-a]š ti-it-ḫa LUGAL-uš {GIŠ}ḫu-lu-[ga-an]-⸢ni-az⸣ kat+ta ú-ez-ziAnd the Storm-god comes down. The king comes down from the huluga-vessel.
{€10+1+7} Vs. 7′/Vs. I 28′/Vs. I
29a-ru-w[a-a-ez-z]i ta ši-pa-an-ti ta nam-ma a-ru-wa-ez-zi... he pours, and he libates ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€10+1+7} Vs. 8′/Vs. I 29′/Vs. I
30ma-a-a[n LUGAL-uš ša-r]a-a URU-ia ú-⸢ez⸣-zi ta a-[pí-ia UD-at Ú-U]L ku-it-ki... the king comes out of my city, and he takes the day off from me.
{€10+1+7+2} Vs. 9′/Vs. I 30′/Vs. I 31/Vs.? I?
1′⸢i⸣-e-e[z-zi m]a-a-an lu-uk-kat-ta-ma ta-pa ḫa-aš-ša-an-zi {KUŠ}N[ÍG.BÀR]-⸢an⸣And he goes, and they take the garments from them.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€10+1+7+2} Vs. 10′/Vs. I 31′/Vs. I 32/Vs.? I?
2′[ú-u]š-š[i-an-z]i LUGAL-uš-za a-ni-ia-⸢at⸣-ta-še-et da-a-i ta-aš-⸢ta a⸣-ra-aḫ-zaThe king places it before him, and he takes it away.
{€10+1+7+2} Vs. 11′/Vs. I 32′/Vs. I 33/Vs.? I?
3′[pa-i]z-[zi {L]Ú}ḫu-ul-da-a-la-ša {É}ḫa-le-en-ti-u-az [kur]-⸢ša⸣-an da-a-iHe goes; the cult actor goes to the house of Ḫalentiua.
{€1+7+2} Vs. I 33′/Vs. I 34/Vs.? I?
4′[ta-aš-ta pa-r]a-a pé-e-da-iHe takes it away from the hand.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1+7+2} Vs. I 34′/Vs. I 35/Vs.? I?
5′[LUGAL-uš a-ra-a]ḫ-za ú-ez-zi ta-aš {É}⸢ḫa-le-en-ti-u⸣ pa-iz-ziThe king goes out, and he goes to the house of Ḫalenti.
{€3+1+2} Vs. I 36/Vs. I 35′/Vs.? I?
6′[ta-aš] ⸢ḫal-ma⸣-[aš-šu]-⸢it⸣-ta-aš ta-pu-uš-z[a ti-e-ez-z]i LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIMAnd the tablemen and the cooks ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€3+1+2} Vs. I 37/Vs. I 36′/Vs.? I?
7′[ḫar-ši]-in kar-pa-an-zi ⸢ḫar⸣-ši-ia-a[l-l]i-ma 2-e a-pí-ia 15 ḫar-ši-iš GE₆... they libate, and two times he libates, and fifteen times night ...
{€3+1+2} Vs. I 38/Vs. I 37′/Vs.? I?
8′[ki-i]t-ta a-pí-ia-e-a 15 ḫar-⸢ši⸣-i[š GE₆] ki-it-ta ú-da-an-ziAfterwards, they bring fifteen black ḫarši-vessels.
{€3+2} Vs. I 39/Vs.? I?
9′[ta-a]n ti-ia-an-zi GAL {LÚ.MEŠ}M[UḪALDIM wa-a]-tar a-ra-aḫ-za ú-da-i nu ḫa-aš-ša-a-azAnd they take the chief cook, and he brings it to Araḫša, and in the hearth.
{€3+2} Vs. I 40/Vs.? I?
10′[ḫu-ul]-li-iš da-a-i nu an-[da p]é-eš-ši-ez-zi ta a-ap-pa ša-ra-aHe places it on the altar, and he goes up. And he lifts up.
{€3+2} Vs. I 41/Vs.? I?
11′[da-a-i] nu LUGAL-un ⸢šu⸣-up-pí-ia-[aḫ-ḫi] túḫ-ḫu-i-šar LUGAL-i pa-ra-a e-ep-ziHe takes it, and the king takes the šuppiyaḫi-vessel of the tukh&bubišar-vegetable to the ki[ng].
{€3+2} Vs. I 42/Vs.? I?
12′[nu-uz-k]án túḫ-ša DUMU.É.GAL GA[DA-a]n LUGAL-i pa-a-iThe palace official gives a libation to the king
{€3+2} Vs. I 43/Vs.? I?
13′[{LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM?] zi-in-ti-ia-an ú-d[a-a]n-zi ta ti-an-zi LUGAL-uš ḫal-ma-aš-šu-it-tiThe cooks libate, and they stand. The king libates.
{€3+2} Vs. I 44/Vs.? I?
14′[e-ša(?)] {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM ḫu-ga-an-ni-wa-an [t]i-⸢an⸣-zi 9 UDU{ḪI.A} GE₆ ku-ut-ti ḫu-u-kán-zi... the cooks libate. Nine black sheep libates.
{€3+2} Vs. I 45/Vs.? I?
15′[ ] zi-in-ti-ia-an da-an-zi ta-aš-ta pa-ra-a pé-da-an-zi... they take, and they go behind.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€3+2} Vs. I 46/Vs.? I?
16′[nam-ma(?)-m]a 2 GU₄.MAḪ GE₆-TIM kar-pa-an-zi 1 GU₄.MAḪ 10 LÚ{MEŠ}˽⸢ŠUKUR⸣.ZABARThen they libate two black oxen, one black ewe, ten bronze spearmen.
{€3+2} Vs. I 47/Vs.? I?
17′[kar-pa-an-z]i ⸢nam-ma⸣ 1 GU₄.MAḪ GE₆ 10 LÚ{MEŠ}˽ŠUKUR.ZABAR kar-pa-an-ziThey libate. Then one ox, night and 10 men of bronze libates.
{€3+2} Vs. I 48/Vs.? I?
18′[tu-uš an-da {É}ḫ]a-le-en-ti-u pé-e-da-an-zi nu a-pu-u-uš-ša... they go up to the house of Ḫalenti, and ...
{€3+2} Vs. I 49/Vs.? I?
19′[ḫu-kán-zi LUGAL-uš A-N]A20 LÚ{MEŠ}˽ŠUKUR 5 MA.NA KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-iThe king gives five minas of silver to the spearmen.
{€2} Vs.? I?
20′[šar-ra-an(?)-zi ku-i]š-ša-az 10 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR da-a-iThey take, and he places 10 shekels of silver.
21′[UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM? {NINDA}ḫar-ši-in G]E₆ LUGAL-i pa-ra-a e-ep-zi LUGAL-ušThe overseer of the cooks takes the ḫaršin-bread for the king. The king
22′[QA-TAM da-a-i ] {NINDA}ḫar-ša-uš GE₆-TIM pár-ši-ia-an-dalikewise he places. He breaks the dark bread.
23′[ta ku-ú-ut-ta-aš pé-e-ra-an ti-an-z]i GAL LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR {NINDA}ḫar-ši-in GE₆And he places it before the table. The chief of the tablemen, the black bread ...
24′[pár-ši-ia ta ḫa-a-aš-ši-i da-a-i ku-ú-ut-ta(?)]-⸢aš⸣ pé-ra-an ta-⸢ra-a-ur da-a⸣-iHe breaks it, and he places it on the hearth. He places it before the door.
{€2+4} Vs.? I? 25′/
1′[ḫal-ma-aš-šu-it-ti pár-šu-ul-li lu-ut-ti-i]a pár-šu-u[l-li ḫ]a-at-⸢ta-lu⸣-wa-aš ⸢GIŠ⸣-iHe breaks the ḫalma-šūti-vessel, he pours a libation of luttiya-beer, and he places it on the table.
{€2+4} Vs.? I? 26′/
2′[pár-šu-ul-li ḫa-aš-ša-a-aš ta-pu-u-uš-za pár-š]u-ul-l[i] ⸢da⸣-a-iHe breaks it, and he places it on the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€13+4} 1′/
3′[ ] xx x [ ] pé-ra-an 3-iš ši-pa-an-ti... he libates three times before.
{€13+4} 2′/
4′[ ]x UGULA LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}[BANŠUR ]x-⸢i⸣ ḫa-aš-ši-i 1-iš... the overseer of the tablemen ... once ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€13+4} 3′/
5′[ kur]-⸢ša⸣-aš pé-ra-an 1-iš [ 1-iš lu-u]t-⸢ti-ia⸣ 1-iš... before the mountain, once ... once, once, ...
{€13}
4′[ ḫa-at-t]al-wa-aš GIŠ-i 1-iš [... of the wood once ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′[ ] ši-pa-an-t[i... he libates(low confidence: few signs survive)
{€11+1} Vs. II
1GAL {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM ⸢wa⸣-al-⸢ḫi-ia⸣-aš iš-pa-an-t[u-zi-aš-šar GE₆ LUGAL-i pa-ra-a e-ep-zi]The chief cook takes the walḫiya-vessel, and he takes it away from the king.
2LUGAL-uš QA-TAM da-a-i UGULA {⸢LÚ⸣.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM ši-⸢ú⸣-[ni ku-ut-ta-aš pé-ra-an 3-iš ši-pa-an-ti]The king places it on the table. The overseer of the cooks libates, and he breaks it three times.
3UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM a-ap-⸢pa⸣ pa-iz-zi nu-uš-ši [UGULA LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR š]e-[er e-ep-zi]The overseer of the cooks goes, and he takes the table.
4⸢UGULA⸣ {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM ḫa-aš-⸢ši⸣-i 1-iš kur-ša-aš pé-ra-a[n 1-iš ḫal-ma-š]u-it-ti ⸢1⸣-i[š]The overseer of the cooks takes one ḫašši-vessel from the mountain, and one Ḫalmaṣitti-beer.
{€1} Vs. II
5lu-ut-[t]i-ia 1-iš ḫa-at-ta-lu-wa-aš GIŠ-[i 1-iš] nam-ma x[... once in the huttaluwa-vessel, once ...
6ḫa-aš-⸢ši⸣-i 1-iš ši-pa-an-[ti]He libates once in the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
7UGULA {LÚ.⸢MEŠ}MUḪALDIM⸣ GEŠTIN-aš iš-pa-an-du-zi-aš-šar G[E₆ LUGAL-i pa-ra]-⸢a⸣ e-ep-ziThe overseer of the cooks libates wine; he takes it away from the king's house.
8LUGAL-uš Q[A-T]AM da-a-i UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM ši-ú-ni [ku-ut-ta-aš pé-r]a-an 3-iš ši-pa-an-⸢ti⸣The king places it on the hand. The overseer of the cooks libates. He breaks it three times.
9UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM [a-a]p-pa pa-iz-zi ta-aš-še UGULA L[Ú{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR še-e]r e-ep-ziThe overseer of the cooks goes, and he takes the table.
10UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM ḫ[a-aš-ši-i] ⸢1⸣-iš kur-ša-aš pé-[ra-an 1-iš ḫal-m]a-šu-it-ti 1-išThe overseer of the cooks ... once to the mountain, once to Ḫalmašuitti.
11lu-ut-ti-ia 1-i[š ḫa-a]t-ta-lu-wa-aš GI[Š-i 1-iš ḫa-aš-ša-aš(?)] ta-pu-uš-za... one huttaluwa-vessel, one ḫaššaša-veessel, ...
121-iš [ši-pa-a]n-[ti]He libates once.(lower confidence: line is broken)
13LUGAL-uš a-ru-wa-e[z-zi t]a-aš ḫal-ma-aš-šu-it-ti p[a-ra-a ti-i]-⸢e⸣-ez-ziThe king libates, and he goes to the ḫalma-šūti-vessel.
14{LÚ}⸢SAGI⸣ GAL-r[i ú-d]a-i LUGAL-uš 2-e e-k[u-zi {D}IŠ]KUR Ù {D}wa-še-ez-zi-l[iThe chief cupbearer brings it; the king drinks two times; the Storm-god and the Wašezili...
15ḫu-up-pa-⸢ri ši-pa⸣-a[n-ti] GIŠ.{D}INANNA TUR {LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal-l[i-ia-ri-eš i]š-ḫa-mi-an-ziThe cult singers libate in the small lyre.
16UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM {UZU}NÍG.GI[G ú]-da-i ku-ut-ta-aš pé-ra-a[n ši-u-ni(?) da]-a-i ḫa-aš-ši-iThe overseer of the cooks brings the liver, and he places it before the hearth.
17da-a-i kur-ša-aš pé-r[a-a]n da-a-i ḫal-ma-šu-it-t[i da-a-i lu-u]t-ti-ia da-a-iHe places it before the mountain, he places it on the throne. He places the luttiya.
18ḫa-at-ta-lu-wa-aš GIŠ-⸢i⸣ [da]-⸢a⸣-i nam-ma ḫa-aš-ši-⸢i⸣ [da-a]-⸢i⸣And he places it on the tree, and then [he places] it in the hearth.
19UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM GEŠTIN-aš iš-pa-[an-tu]-⸢uz-zi⸣-[aš]-⸢šar GE₆⸣ [LUGAL-i pa-ra-a] ⸢e⸣-ep-ziThe overseer of the cooks libates wine. At night, the king goes out.
20LUGAL-uš QA-TAM da-a-i [UGULA {L]Ú.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM 〈ši-ú-ni〉 ku-ut-t[a-aš pé-ra-an 3-iš] ši-pa-an-tiThe king places it on the table. The overseer of the cooks libates three times before the libation vessel.
21UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM EGIR-pa pa-iz-[z]i nu-uš-še UGULA LÚ{[MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR še-er e]-ep-ziThe overseer of the cooks goes afterwards, and then the overseer [of the tablemen] takes it up.
22UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM ar-ḫa-a-ez-[z]i ḫa-aš-ši-i 1-i[š kur-ša-aš pé-ra-an 1-i]š 〈ḫal-ma-šu-it-ti 1-iš〉The overseer of the cooks libates once to the mountain, once to Ḫalmašuitti.
23lu-ut-ti-ia 1-iš ḫa-[at-ta]l-wa-aš GIŠ-i 1-i[š ḫa-aš-ša-aš(?) ta-pu-u]š-za 1-iš ši-pa-an-tiHe libates once to the ḫattalwa-priestess, one to the wood, and once to Tapušza.
24LUGAL-uš a-ru-wa-a-ez-⸢zi⸣ {LÚ}MUḪALDIM {UZU}NÍG.GI[G LUGAL-i p]a-⸢ra-a e⸣-ep-ziThe king libates; the cook takes the liver of the king.
25LUGAL-uš QA-TAM da-a-i ta-aš-ta pa-ra-a ú-d[a-i t]a {LÚ}SAGI pa-a-iThe king places it opposite; he brings it out, and the cupbearer places it.
26LUGAL-uš tu-un-na-ak-ki-iš-na pa-iz-zi {NINDA}ša-r[a-a-m]a ḫal-zi-iaThe king goes to the tunnakkiš-vessel; he takes the loaf of bread.
27{LÚ}⸢UR⸣.[TU]R kur-ša-an ú-da-an-zi ta-an a-ap-pa ⸢kán⸣-kán-ziThe animal-fattener goes to the mountain, and they ...
28[LUGAL-uš-z]a a-ni-ia-at-ta da-a-i ta-aš-ta pa-ra-a pa-iz-ziThe king places it on the table, and he goes out.
29[ma-a-an-ma] ka-ru-ú e-eš-zi LÚ˽{GIŠ}TUKUL LUGAL-i GAL-in pa-a-iWhen the karû-offering takes place, the weapon-bearer gives it to the king.
30[LUGAL-uš pu]-u-ri-in da-a-i LÚ˽{GIŠ}TUKUL {DUG}te-eš-šum-m[i]-in a-ap-pa e-ep-ziThe king places it. The Weaponsman takes the tēšummi-vessel.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 1′/Vs. II
31LU[GAL-uš-ši m]a-a-ni-ia-aḫ-ḫi {NINDA}wa-ga-a-ta-aš 2-aḫ-ḫi 2 {GI[Š}z]a-lu-wa-ni-ušThe king, the maniyaḫi-offering, the wagata-bread, two times, two zaluwani-bowls
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 2′/Vs. II
322 ḫu-⸢up-pa-ru⸣-uš LÚ˽{GIŠ}TUKUL a-ru-wa-a-ez-zi ta-a[z] da-a-iTwo hupparu-vessels, the weapon-bearer libates; he places it.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 3′/Vs. II
33LUGAL-uš ⸢a⸣-ap-pa {É}ḫa-le-en-ti-u pa-iz-ziThe king goes to the palace.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 4′/Vs. II
34LUGAL-uš ⸢MUNUS⸣.LUGAL-ša e-ša-an-da ⸢GAL⸣ {D}UTU {D}me-ez-z[u-u]l-la a-ša-an-da-ašThe king and the queen go out; the great Šamaš and Mezulla go out.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 5′/Vs. II
35a-ku-an-zi LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR šu-up-pa-⸢az⸣ {GIŠ}BANŠUR-az 2 tu-[ni]-in-ga-aš {NINDA}ḫar-ša-uš da-a-iThey drink; the tableman takes two ḫarša-breads from the table.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 6′/Vs. II
36LUGAL-i pa-a-⸢i⸣ LUGAL-uš pár-ši-⸢ia⸣ LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR e-e[p-z]i tu-uš a-ap-paThe king breaks it. The table man takes it. He sits down.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 7′/Vs. II
37šu-up-pa-i {GIŠ}BANŠUR-i da-a-i GIŠ.{D}INANNA TUR {LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal-l[i-r]i-eš iš-ḫa-mi-an-ziHe places it on the table; the small lyre and the cult singers sing.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 8′/Vs. II
38ši-ú-na-aš ⸢É⸣-az 3 {GIŠ}za-lu-wa-ni-uš ú-da-an-zi [tu-uš a]n-da pé-e-da-an-ziThen they bring three zaluwani-vessels into the house. And they bring them in.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 9′/Vs. II
39tu-uš LUGAL-⸢i⸣ pa-ra-a ap-pa-an-zi LUGAL-uš QA-TAM [da-a-i]The king goes out; the king takes the other side.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 10′/Vs. II
40tu-uš EGIR-pa A-NAÉ DINGIR-LIM pé-e-da-an-zi {L[Ú.MEŠ} IŠ-T]UÉ.NA₄Afterwards, they go to the house of the god; the men from the bedroom
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 11′/Vs. II
41ta-ḫa-tu-ma-a-ar ú-da-an-ziThey bring the taḫatuma-vessels.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 12′/Vs. II
42LUGAL-uš MUNUS.LUGAL-[aš]-ša a-ša-an-da-aš GAL {D}IŠKUR Ù {D}[wa-še-ez-zi-li a]-⸢ku⸣-[an-zi]The king, the queen, and the Great Storm-god and the Goddesswašzili drink.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 13′/Vs. II
43LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR š[u-u]p-pa-az {GIŠ}BANŠUR-az 2 tu-ni-in-ga-[aš {NINDA}ḫar-ša-uš da-a-i]The table-man pours a libation on the table. He places two ḫarša-breads on the tuninga-vessel.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 14′/Vs. II
44LUGAL-i pa-a-i [LUG]AL-ša pár-ši-ia LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR LUGAL-i [e-ep-zi tu-uš a-ap-pa]He gives it to the king. The king breaks it. The table-bearer takes it to [the king]. He takes it away.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 15′/Vs. II
45šu-up-pa-i {GIŠ}⸢BANŠUR⸣-i da-a-i GIŠ.{D}INANNA TUR {LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal-l[i-ia-ri-eš iš-ḫa-mi-an-zi]He places it on the table; the small lyre and the cult singers sing.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 16′/Vs. II
46LUGAL-uš MUNUS.LUGAL-a[š]-ša GAL {D}i-na-ar a-ša-〈an〉-da-aš a-ku-an-[zi]The king and the queen, the great Ištar, drink together.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 17′/Vs. II
47LUGAL-uš MUNUS.LUGAL-[aš-š]a a-ša-an-da-aš ta-ga-a-an a-ru-wa-a[n-zi GAL {D}ZA-BA₄-BA₄ a-ku-an-zi]The king and the queen stand before the throne. The great Zababa drink.
{€2+1} Vs.? II? 18′/Vs. II
48{LÚ}SAGI {NINDA}ḫar-ši-in GE₆ a-ra-aḫ-za ú-da-i LUGAL-⸢i⸣ [pa-a-i ta pár-ši-ia]The cupbearer brings black bread to the king, and he breaks it.
{€2+1+6} Vs.? II? 19′/Vs. II 49/Rs. (III)
1′wa-al-ḫa-an-zi-iš-ša-an {LÚ.MEŠ}ša-aḫ-ta-ri-li-[i-e-eš iš-ḫa-m]i-an-⸢zi⸣The šaḫarili-priests libate to the wāḫanzi-offering.
{€2+1+6} Vs.? II? 20′/Vs. II 50/Rs. (III)
2′LUGAL-uš MUNUS.LUGAL-aš-ša a-ša-an-da-aš ta-ga-a-an a-ru-w[a-an-zi G]AL {D}UD-MI a-ku-⸢an⸣-z[i]The king and the queen stand before the throne. The Great Storm-god drinks.
{€2+1+6} Vs.? II? 20′/Vs. II 51/Rs. (III)
3′⸢{LÚ}SAGI⸣ {NINDA}ḫar-ši-in GE₆ a-ra-aḫ-za ú-da-i [LUGAL-i p]a-⸢a⸣-i ta pár-ši-iaThe cupbearer brings black bread to Araḫza. The king breaks it; he breaks it.
{€1+6} Vs. II 52/Rs. (III)
4′[{LÚ.MEŠ}ša-a]ḫ-ta-ri-li-i-e-eš iš-ḫa-mi-an-z[i ÉRI]N{MEŠ}-az a-ap-pa-iThe šaḫarili-priests libate in the courtyard.
{€1+6} Vs. II 53/Rs. (III)
5′[LUGAL-uš MUNUS].LUGAL-aš-ša a-ša-⸢an-da-aš ta-ga⸣-[a-an] ⸢a⸣-ru-wa-a-an-zi {D}GAL.ZU a-ku-an-ziThe king and the queen drink from the tagannu-vessel. The Galzu-god drinks.
{€1+6} Vs. II 54/Rs. (III)
6′[{LÚ}SA]GI {NINDA}ḫar-ši-i[n GE₆ a-ra-aḫ-za ú-da-i] LUGAL-i pa-a-i ta pár-ši-iaThe cupbearer gives black bread to the king, and he breaks it.
{€1+8+6} Vs. II 55/Vs. 1′/Rs. (III)
7′[wa-al-ḫa-a]n-zi-i[š-ša-an {LÚ.MEŠ}ša-aḫ-t]a-⸢ri⸣-li-e-eš iš-ḫa-mi-an-ziThe walḫanziša-priests take the ṣah&batari-officiants.
{€8+6} Vs. 2′/Vs. II
8′[{LÚ.MEŠ}ŠU.GI {LÚ.MEŠ}Ú-BA-RU(?) pa-a-a]n-ziThe old men and the ... go.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€8+6} Vs. 3′/Vs. II
9′[LUGAL-uš MUNUS.LUGAL-aš-ša a-ša-an-da-aš {D}t]e-li-pí-nu-un a-ku-an-zi GIŠ.{D}INANNA TURThe king and the queen drink before Telipinu. The small lyre
{€8+6} Vs. 4′/Vs. II
10′[{LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal-li-ia-ri-eš SÌR-RU tu]-un-na-ak-ki-iš-na-aš {LÚ.MEŠ}DUGUD ⸢pa-a-an-zi⸣The cult singers sing; the tunnakkišna-priests libate;
{€8} Vs.
5′[LUGAL-uš MUNUS.LUGAL-aš-ša a-ša-an-da-aš {D}t]u-ḫa-ša-il a-ku-an-zi GIŠ.{D}INANNA TURThe king and the queen drink to Tuḫašail. The small lyre
6′[{LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal-li-ia-ri-eš SÌR-RU DUMU{MEŠ}.LUGAL DUMU.MUNUS{M]EŠ} LUGAL-aš-ta pa-a-an-ziThe cult singers sing; the princes and daughters of the king go.
7′[ ]x-aš ši-wa-ti túḫ-ḫu-uš-ta... he pours a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
8′[ ] ⸢ḫa⸣-at-kán-zi ma-a-na-pa ḫa-ša-an-zi... they bring, and they bring ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
9′[ LUGAL]-uš tu-un-na-ak-ki-iš-na pa-iz-ziThe king goes to the tunnakki-vessel.
10′[ ]x-ia-[...ya(low confidence: few signs survive)
{€8} Rs.
1[ a]n-da ú-en-zi ta ši-⸢ú⸣-n[i ku-ut-ta-aš pé-ra-an]... he takes, and he places it before ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
2[ ]x 2 DUG GE₆ GEŠTIN da-a-i... he takes two black vessels of wine.
{€9+8} 1′/Rs.
3[iš-p]a-an-du-⸢zi-ia-aš⸣-š[a-ar ]x GE₆ da-a-i ta-aš-ta pa-ra-a [pé-e-da-i]... he places ... nighttime, and he brings it out from the side.
{€9+8} 2′/Rs.
4LUGAL-uš a-ni-ia-at-ta-še-e[t da]-⸢a⸣-i ta-aš pa-iz-zi ḫal-ma-šu-it-⸢ti⸣The king goes to the āttašet-vessel, and he goes.
{€9+8} 3′/Rs.
5ta-pu-uš-za ti-e-ez-zi DU[MU{MEŠ}.É.GAL] ⸢Ù⸣ {LÚ.MEŠ}ME-ŠE-DI an-da pa-a-an-ziThe palace servants and the bodyguards go.
{€9+8} 4′/Rs.
6ta-az A-ŠAR-ŠU-NU ap-pa-an-zi [ta ti-e]n-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}BANŠURThey go to their fields, and the cooks, the tablemen,
{€9+8} 5′/Rs.
7[{L]Ú.⸢MEŠ⸣}ALAM.ZU₉ an-da ú-en-z[i ta p]é-e-da-aš-me-et ap-pa-an-ziThe cult actors stand before him, and they libate.
{€9+8} 6′/Rs.
8U[GULA] {L[Ú].MEŠ}MUḪALDIM ka-at-ta-pa-la-aš 7-i[š da-a-i š]i-ú-na-aš pé-ra-anThe overseer of the cooks places seven katta-pala-vessels before the ...
{€9+8+6} 7′/Rs. 8/Vs. (II)
1′ḫa-aš-ši-i kur-ša-aš pé-ra-an l[u-ut-ti-ia ḫal-ma-a]š-šu-it-ti ḫa-at-ta-lu-wa-aš GIŠ-iOn the mountain, before the luttiya, on the ḫalma-šûti-vessel of the wood,
{€9+8+6} 8′/Rs. 9/Vs. (II)
2′[na]m-ma [ḫa-aš]-⸢ši-i⸣ da-a-[iAnd he places it on the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€9+6} 9′/Vs. (II)
3′[UGULA LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}BANŠU]R? ⸢ḫar⸣-na-an-da-an [7-iš d]a-a-i ši-ú-niThe overseer of the tablemen libates seven times.
{€9+6} 10′/Vs. (II)
4′[kur-ša-aš pé-ra]-an ḫa-aš-ši-i ḫal-ma-[aš-šu-it-ti lu-ut-ti-i]a... before the mountain, he brings the ḫašši-drum, the lutti-drum ...
{€1+9+6} Rs. III 1′/11′/Vs. (II)
5′ḫa-a[t-ta-lu-wa-aš] GIŠ-i nam-ma [ḫa-aš-ši-i da-a]-⸢i⸣... and he places it on the tree.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1+9+6} Rs. III 2′/12′/Vs. (II)
6′UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM GEŠ[TIN-aš iš-pa-a]n-⸢tu-uz-zi-ia⸣-aš-⸢šar⸣ [GE₆ LUGAL-i pa-ra]-⸢a⸣ e-ep-ziThe overseer of the cooks libates wine; at night the king takes it away.
{€1+6} Rs. III 3′/Vs. (II)
7′LUGAL-uš QA-TAM d[a-a]-⸢i⸣ UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM ši-ú-[ni ku-ut-ta-aš pé-ra-an 3-iš ši-pa]-an-tiThe king libates three times before the overseer of the cooks.
{€1+6} Rs. III 4′/Vs. (II)
8′UGULA LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR [še]-er e-ep-zi UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MU[ḪALDIM ḫa-aš-ši-i 1-iš kur-š]a-aš ⸢pé⸣-r[a-an]The overseer of the tablemen takes it; the overseer [of the cooks] takes it once from the mountain.
{€1+6} Rs. III 5′/Vs. (II)
9′1-iš ḫal-ma-aš-šu-i[t]-ti 1-iš lu-ut-ti-ia 1-[iš ḫa-at-ta-lu-wa-a]š GI[Š-i 1-iš]One of the ḫalmašši-vessels, one of luttiya, one [of] the huttaluwa-wood, one
{€1} Rs. III
6′nam-ma ḫa-aš-ši-i ⸢1⸣-iš! ši-pa-an-[ti]Then he libates one libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
7′LUGAL-uš a-ru-wa-ez-zi ta-aš ḫal-ma-aš-šu-it-ti p[a-ra-a ti-i-e-ez-ziThe king libates, and he takes the ḫalma-šūti-vessel.
8′{LÚ}SAGI GAL-AM ⸢ú⸣-da-i LUGAL-uš 2-e e-ku-z[i {D}IŠKUR Ù {D}wa-še-ez-zi-liThe cupbearer takes the cup; the king drinks twice; the Storm-god and the Wašezili...
9′⸢ḫu-u-up-pa-ri⸣ š[i]-p[a-an-t]i GIŠ.{D}INANNA TUR {LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal-l[i-ia-ri-ešThe ḫuppari-offering, the small lyre, the cult singers
10′[iš-ḫa-mi-an-zi ta-aš-ta] pa-ra-a pé-e-da-[i]They take it, and he goes to the side.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€5+1} r. Kol. 1′/Rs. III
11′⸢LUGAL Ù⸣ M[UNUS.LUGAL e-ša-an-d]a ME-E QA-TI pí-an-zi t[a? ŠU{MEŠ}-ŠU-NU ar-ra-an-zi]The king and the queen take a libation. They give ... and they take it from their hands.
{€5+1} r. Kol. 2′/Rs. III
12′LUGAL Ù MUNUS.[LUGAL a-ša-an-da-aš] a-ru-wa-an-zi GAL {D}IŠKUR š[u-up-pí-iš-du-wa-ri-it]The king and the queen libate. The great Storm-god of the šuppi-duri-vessel
{€5+1} r. Kol. 3′/Rs. III
13′a-ku-an-⸢zi⸣ LUGA[L-uš ḫu-up-pa-r]i ši-pa-an-ti MUNUS.LUGAL-ša na-a[t-ta {LÚ}ki-i-ta-aš]He drinks; the king libates a libation. The queen ... and the kiitta-priest ...
{€5+1} r. Kol. 4′/Rs. III
14′ḫal-za-a-i wa-a[l-ḫa-an-zi-i]š-ša-an {LÚ.MEŠ}ša-aḫ-ta-ri-l[i-e-eš iš-ḫ]a-m[i-an-zi]They sing, and the šaḫarili-priests sing.
{€5+1} r. Kol. 5′/Rs. III
15′{LÚ}SAGI ⸢1⸣ [{NINDA}ḫar-ši-in] EM-ṢA GE₆ a-ra-aḫ-za ú-da-i t[a LUGAL]-⸢i⸣ pa-⸢a⸣-[i]The cupbearer takes one ḫaršin-bread for the night, and he gives it to the king.
{€5+1} r. Kol. 6′/Rs. III
16′LUGAL-uš pár-ši-[ia ta {LÚ}SA]GI-aš pé-e-da-i nu ku-ut-ta-[aš] pé-ra-an ⸢ši⸣-ú-niThe king breaks it. And the cupbearer goes out, and he takes it out.
{€5+1} r. Kol. 7′/Rs. III
17′da-a-i LÚ˽{GIŠ}[BANŠUR 1 NINDA.GU]R₄.RA KU₇.KU₇ šu-up-pa-az {GIŠ}BANŠUR-az da-⸢a⸣-iHe places it; the tableman places one sweet loaf of bread on the table.
{€5+1} r. Kol. 8′/Rs. III
18′LUGAL-uš pár-ši-[ia ta] ⸢a⸣-ap-pa šu-up-pa-i {GIŠ}BANŠUR-i da-a-i ⸢Ù⸣ MUNUS.LUGAL ⸢QA⸣-TAM-MAThe king breaks it, and he places it on the table, and the queen ...
{€5+1} r. Kol. 9′/Rs. III
19′LUGAL Ù MUNUS.LU[GAL ša-ra-a] ti-en-zi še-er-pát a-ru-wa-a-an-[z]i GAL {D}UTUThe king and the queen stand before the throne. The great Sun-deity ...
{€12+5+1} Rs. r. Kol. 1′/r. Kol. 10′/Rs. III
20′⸢Ù⸣ {D}me-ez-z[u-ul-la] ⸢a⸣-ku-wa-an-zi LUGAL-uš GAL-AM ḫ[u-u-u]p-⸢pa-ri⸣ ši-pa-an-tiThey drink to Mezulla; the king, the great mother, libates.
{€12+5+1} Rs. r. Kol. 2′/r. Kol. 11′/Rs. III
21′MUNUS.LUGAL-ša [na-at-ta GI]Š.{D}INANNA GAL.GAL {LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal-li-ri-e[š iš]-ḫa-mi-an-ziThe queen takes the great lyre; the cult singers sing.
{€12+1} Rs. r. Kol. 3′/Rs. III
22′{LÚ}SA[GI {NINDA}ḫar-ši-i]n KU₇.KU₇ LUGAL-i pa-a-i ta pár-š[i-ia L]Ú˽{GIŠ}BANŠURThe cupbearer takes the sweet ḫaršin-bread to the king, and he breaks it. The tableman
{€12+1} Rs. r. Kol. 4′/Rs. III
23′1 NI[NDA.GUR₄.R]A K[U₇].⸢KU₇⸣ šu-up-pa-az {GIŠ}BANŠUR-az da-a-i [LUGAL-u]š pár-ši-iaHe places one sweet loaf of bread on the table; the king breaks it.
{€12+1} Rs. r. Kol. 5′/Rs. III
24′ta a!-ap-pa {G[IŠ}BA]NŠUR-pát da-a-iHe places it on the table.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€12+1} Rs. r. Kol. 6′/Rs. III
25′LUGAL-uš MUNUS.LUGAL-ša a-ša-an-da-aš a-ru-wa-an-z[i GA]L ⸢{D}IŠKUR⸣ [šu-up]-pí-iš-⸢du⸣-wa-ri-itThe king and the queen libate to the Great Storm-god of Šuppi-duri.
{€12+1} Rs. r. Kol. 7′/Rs. III
26′a-ku-an-zi LUGAL-uš ḫu-u-up-pa-⸢ri⸣ ši-pa-an-ti MU[NUS.LUGAL-ša na-a]t-ta wa-al-ḫa-an-zi-iš-ša-anThey drink; the king libates in the ḫuppari-vessel; the queen ...
{€12+1} Rs. r. Kol. 8′/Rs. III
27′{LÚ.MEŠ}⸢ša⸣-aḫ-ta-ri-li-e-eš iš-ḫa-mi-an-z[i {LÚ}SAGI 1 {NIND]A}ḫar-ši-in ⸢EM⸣-ṢA GE₆The šaḫarili-officials drink; the cupbearer [takes] one black loaf of bread.
{€12+1} Rs. r. Kol. 9′/Rs. III
28′[LUGAL-i p]a-a-i ta pár-ši-ia {LÚ}SAGI L[UGAL-i e-ep-zi t]a LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR pa-a-iThe king takes it. The cupbearer takes it from the king. The tableman takes it [from the table].
{€1} Rs. III
29′[L]Ú˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR-ša ku-ut-ta-aš pé-ra-an ši-ú-n[i da-a-i LÚ˽{GIŠ}BAN]ŠUR 1 {NINDA}ḫar-ši-in KU₇.KU₇The tableman places it before the table; the tableman takes one sweet loaf of bread.
30′[šu-up-pa-az] {GIŠ}BANŠUR-az LU[GAL]-⸢i⸣ pa-a-i ta p[ár-ši-ia ta? a-a]p-paHe gives the table to the king; he breaks it, and he takes it away.
31′[šu-up-pa-i] ⸢{GIŠ}BANŠUR-i da-a-i⸣ MUNUS.LUGAL-ša QA-⸢TAM⸣-[MA]He places it on the table, and the queen likewise.
32′⸢LUGAL Ù⸣ MUNUS.LUGAL a-š[a-an-da-aš] a-ru-wa-an-zi GAL {D}IŠKUR š[u-up-pí-iš-du-w]a-ri-it a-ku-an-ziThe king and the queen drink. The great Storm-god drinks the šuppi-duri-vessel.
33′LUGAL-uš ḫu-u-up-pa-ri [ši-pa-an]-ti MUNUS.LUGAL-ša na-at-ta w[a-al-ḫa-an-z]i-iš-ša-anThe king libates in the ḫupparu-vessel. The queen ...
34′{LÚ.MEŠ}ša-aḫ-ta-ri-⸢li⸣-[e-eš i]š-ḫa-mi-an-zi {LÚ}SAGI [1 {NINDA}ḫar-ši-i]n ⸢EM-ṢA GE₆⸣The šaḫtari-priests take one hbarsin-bread for the night.
35′LUGAL-i pa-a-i ta pár-ši-i[a] {LÚ}SAGI e-ep-zi LÚ˽[{GIŠ}BANŠU]R pa-a-iHe gives it to the king, and he breaks it. The cupbearer takes it, and the tableman gives it.
36′LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR-ša ku-ut-ta-aš pé-ra-an ši-ú-ni da-[a-i]The tableman takes it before him.(lower confidence: line is broken)
37′LUGAL-uš MUNUS.LUGAL-ša a-ša-an-da-aš a-ru-wa-a-an-zi GAL {D}[IŠKUR] ⸢šu⸣-up-pí-iš-⸢du⸣-wa-ri-itThe king and the queen libate. The great Storm-god of Šuppi-duri
38′a-ku-an-zi LUGAL-uš ḫu-u-up-pa-ri ši-pa-an-ti MUNUS.LUGAL-ša n[a-at-t]a wa-a[l-ḫ]a-an-zi-iš-ša-anThey drink. The king libates in a libation vessel. The queen ... and they libate ...
39′{LÚ.MEŠ}ša-aḫ-ta-ri-li-e-eš iš-⸢ḫa⸣-mi-an-zi {LÚ}SAGI 1 [{NINDA}ḫ]ar-ši-in EM-ṢA GE₆The šaḫarili-officials sing; the cupbearer [takes] one black harsin-bread.
40′LUGAL-i pa-a-i ta pár-ši-ia {LÚ}SAGI e-ep-zi ta ⸢LÚ⸣˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR pa-a-iHe gives it to the king; he breaks it; the cupbearer takes it; and the tableman gives it.
41′LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR ku-ut-ta-aš pé-ra-[a]n ši-ú-ni da-a-⸢i⸣The tableman takes it out from behind.
42′LUGAL Ù MUNUS.LUGAL a-ša-an-da-a[š] a-ru-wa-an-zi GAL {D}IŠKUR šu-u[p]-pí-iš-du-wa-ri-it a-ku-an-ziThe king and the queen drink. The great Storm-god drinks the šuppi-duri-vessel.
43′LUGAL-uš ḫu-u-up-pa-ri ši-pa-[a]n-ti MUNUS.LUGAL-ša na-at-ta ⸢wa⸣-al-ḫa-an-zi-iš-ša-anThe king libates in the ḫuppari-vessel, and the queen ...
44′{LÚ.MEŠ}ša-aḫ-ta-ri-li-e-eš [i]š-ḫa-mi-an-zi {LÚ}SAGI {NINDA}ḫar-⸢ši⸣-in EM-ṢA GE₆The šaḫarili-priests libate; the cupbearer takes the black bread.
45′LUGAL-i pa-a-i ta pár-ši-i[a {LÚ}]SAGI e-ep-zi ta LÚ˽{GIŠ}⸢BANŠUR⸣ pa-a-iThe cupbearer takes it, and the tableman takes it.
46′⸢LÚ˽{GIŠ⸣}BANŠUR-ša ku-ut-t[a-aš] pé-ra-an ši-ú-ni da-a-iThe tableman places it before the hand.
47′LUGAL Ù MUNUS.LUGAL a-ša-an-da⸣-aš ⸢a⸣-ru-wa-an-zi GAL {D}IŠKUR šu-up-pí-iš-du-wa-ri-⸢it⸣The king and the queen stand before the Great Storm-god of Šuppi-duri.
48′a-ku-an-zi LUGAL-[uš] ḫu-u-up-pa-ri ši-pa-an-ti MUNUS.LUGAL-ša na-at-ta wa-⸢al⸣-ḫa-an-zi-iš-ša-anThey drink. The king libates in the ḫuppari-vessel. The queen ... and they libate.
49′{LÚ.MEŠ}ša-aḫ-ta-r[i-l]i-eš SÌR-RU {LÚ}SAGI 1 {NINDA}ḫar-ši-in EM-ṢA GE₆ [LU]GAL-⸢i⸣The chanters sing; the cupbearer breaks one ḫaršin-bread; at night the king
50′pa-a-i ta pár-š[i-i]a {LÚ}SAGI e-ep-zi ta LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR pa-[a]-iHe takes it, and the cupbearer takes it; and the tableman takes it.
51′LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR-ša ku-ut-ta-[aš] pé-ra-an ši-ú-ni da-a-iThe tableman takes it before him.(lower confidence: line is broken)
52′LUGAL Ù MUNUS.LUGAL ⸢a⸣-ša-an-da-aš a-ru-wa-an-zi ⸢GAL⸣ {D}IŠKUR šu-up-pí-i[š-du-wa-ri-it]The king and the queen libate, and the Great Storm-god of the šuppi-svarri-vessel
53′⸢a-ku-an-zi LUGAL-uš⸣ ḫu-up-pa-ri ši-pa-an-t[i MUN]US.⸢LUGAL-ša na-at⸣-ta [wa-al-ḫa-an-zi-iš-ša-anThey drink. The king libates in the bowl, and the queen ...
54′[{LÚ.MEŠ}ša-aḫ-ta-r]i-li-eš iš-ḫa-mi-an-z[i {LÚ}SAGI 1 {NINDA}ḫar-ši-in EM-ṢA GE₆]The šaḫarili-priests libate; the cupbearer takes one black loaf of bread.
55′[LUGAL-i pa-a-i ta pá]r-ši-ia {LÚ}S[AGI LUGAL-i e-ep-zi]He gives it to the king, and the cupbearer takes it away from him.
56′[ta LÚ˽{GIŠ}BANŠUR pa-a-i] LÚ˽{GIŠ}[BANŠUR ku-ut-ta-aš pé-ra-an ši-ú-ni da-a-i]He gives it to the tableman. The tableman takes it out from behind.
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2′[LUGAL Ù MUNUS.LUGAL GAL {D}ZA-BA₄-BA₄ a-ku-an-zi GI]Š.{D}INA[NNA GAL.GAL]The king and the queen, the great queen, drink to Zababa. The great lyre
3′[{LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal-li-ri-eš iš-ḫa-mi-an-zi] {LÚ}SAGI ⸢1 {NINDA}ḫar-ši-in⸣The cult singers sing; the cupbearer takes one ḫaršin-bread.
4′[a-ra-aḫ-za ú-da-i LUGAL-i pa-a-i ta pár-ši]-⸢ia⸣ ták-kán wa-a-kiHe brings it to the king, and he breaks it. And he takes it away.
5′[LUGAL Ù MUNUS.LUGAL a-ša-an-da-aš a-ru-wa-a]n-zi GAL {D}UD-MI a-ku-wa-an-ziThe king and the queen libate. The great one drinks the ṣumma-vessel.
6′[ ] ⸢1⸣ NINDA.GUR₄.RA SA₅ pár-ši-ia ÉRIN{MEŠ}-az a-ap-pa-⸢i⸣... breaks one red loaf of bread; the troops ...
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7′[LUGAL Ù] ⸢MUNUS.LUGAL ša⸣-ra-a ti-en-z[i {D}GAL.Z]U a-ku-an-zi GIŠ.{D}INANNA GAL.GALThe king and the queen drink to the GAL.ZU-drum. The great lyre
8′[{LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal]-li-ri-eš iš-ḫa-mi-an-zi [LUGAL-uš {NINDA}zi-i]p-pu-la-aš-ni pár-ši-iaThe cult singers sing; the king breaks the zigpula-bread.
9′[{LÚ.MEŠ}]⸢Ú⸣-BA-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}ŠU.GI [ pa-a-an]-ziThe scribes and the goldsmiths go.(lower confidence: line is broken)
10′[LUGAL-u]š A-NA{LÚ}ALAM.ZU₉ 1 [ḫu-u-up-pár GEŠTIN m]a-a-ni-ia-aḫ-ḫiThe king to the cult actor one ḫuppa-vessel of wine ...
11′[{LÚ.M]EŠ}⸢ALAM⸣.ZU₉ a-ru-wa-a-ez-z[i ta GEŠTIN ma-al-d]i ta-az da-a-iThe cult actors come, and he places wine on the table.
12′[LUGAL-u]š MUNUS.LUGAL-ša TUŠ-aš {D}tu-ḫa-ša-a-i[l a-ku-an-z]i GIŠ.{D}INANNA GAL.GALThe king and the queen, while seated, drink Tuḫaša-il. The great lyre
13′[{LÚ.ME]Š}ḫal-li-ri-eš iš-ḫa-mi-an-zi {LÚ.ME[Š}DUGUD NA-AP-TA-A-NI pa-a]-an-ziThe cult singers sing; the harpists go to the side.
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14′[LUG]AL Ù MUNUS.LUGAL ša-ra-a ti-en-zi a-r[u-wa-an-zi] ⸢LUGAL-uš⸣ ḫ[u-up-pa-r]i š[i-pa-an-ti]The king and the queen libate; they drink; the king pours a libation.
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2′[MU]NUS.LUGAL-ša na-at-ta GAL {D}IŠKUR {D}wa-še-ez-z[i-l]i a-⸢ku⸣-an-z[i]The queen and the great Storm-god and the goddesswašezzili drink.
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3′[GI]Š.{D}INANNA GAL.GAL {LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal-li-ri-eš SÌR-RU {LÚ}[SA]GI GAL-AM e-e[p-zi]The great lyre, the cult singers sing; the cupbearer takes it.
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4′[DUM]U.É.GAL LUGAL-⸢wa-aš ta⸣-pu-uš-za tu-u-ri ⸢da-a⸣-[i ta-aš] LUGAL-wa-aš pé-ra-anThe palace official places it before the king.
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1′[ ] ⸢A-NA⸣É.ŠÀ ⸢pa⸣-iz-zi LUGAL-uš {GI[Š}BANŠU]R{ḪI.A} kat-ta kur-a[k]-zi... he goes into the inner chamber; the king takes the table below.
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2′[ta É.ŠÀ p]a-iz-zi MUNUS.LUGAL-ša ša-ra-a t[i]-⸢i⸣-e-ez-zi a-ru-wa-[a-ez-z]iHe goes out from the inner chamber, and the queen comes down, and he libates.
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7′[ ]x[ -z]i GIŠ.{D}INANNA GAL.GAL {LÚ.MEŠ}ḫal-li-ia-ri-eš SÌR-RU... the great lyre, the cult singers sing.
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8′MUNUS.LUGAL-ša {GIŠ}[BAN]ŠUR{ḪI.A} kat-ta kur-ak-zi ta É.Š[À-n]a pa-iz-ziThe queen takes the tables down and goes from the inner chamber.
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9′{LÚ.MEŠ}ME-ŠE-DI [LÚ{ME]Š}˽ŠUKUR.KÙ.SI₂₂ {GIŠ}BANŠUR LUGAL Ù [1 {GIŠ}BAN]ŠUR MUNUS.LUGALThe bodyguards, the spearmen, the table of the king, and one table, the queen,
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10′u-un-ḫa-an-z[i {GI]Š}BANŠUR{ḪI.⸢A⸣} kar-pa-an-zi tu-u[š-ta p]a-ra-a pé-e-da-⸢an⸣-ziThey set up the table, they libate, and they bring it out.
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11′{KUŠ}NÍG.BÀR-an [ḫal]-zi-ia ḫa-at-kán-zi LUGAL-u[š šu-u]p-pa-aš GIŠ.NÁ-ašThey take the leather pouch, they bind it, and the king libates. The bed
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12′GAL-AM e-k[u-z]i {NINDA}ḫar-ši-in-na pár-ši-ia GA[L DUMU{MEŠ}].⸢É⸣.GAL pa-a-iThe chief cook drinks; he breaks the ḫaršinna-bread; the chief of the palace servants takes it.
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13′[ ] iš-pa-an-ti túḫ-ḫ[u-uš]-⸢ta⸣... he pours a libation ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
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14′ma-a-na-pa ḫ[a-aš-ša-an]-zi {KUŠ}NÍG.BÀR-an uš-ši-a[n-zi LUGAL-uš-za a-ni-ia]-at!-⸢ta⸣-še-⸢et⸣And they take the cloths, and the king ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
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15′da-a-i t[a pa-ra]-⸢a⸣ ú-ez-zi {LÚ}Ú-[BA-RU ]x x[ ]He takes it, and he goes out. The cupbearer ...
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16′LUGAL-uš k[u?-ut-ta-aš] ⸢pé-ra⸣-an 2 {NINDA}[ḫar-ša-uš GE₆ pár-ši-ia ]xThe king breaks two ḫarša-breads before ...
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30′ta {GIŠ}BAN[ŠUR] ⸢da-a-i KAŠ.GEŠTIN⸣-na-an ⸢ši-pa-a-an-ti⸣ ta ⸢a⸣-r[u-wa-a-ez-zi]He places it on the table, he libates wine, and he pours it out.
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31′[L]UGAL-uš ⸢a⸣-[r]a-aḫ-za pa-iz-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM an-da ú-en-zi ta šu-up-pa [ ]The king goes to the aḫza-vessel. The cooks take it and ...
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32′ta za-nu-⸢ú⸣-an-zi LUGAL-uš a-ra-aḫ-za ú-ez-zi tu-un-na-a[k-ki-iš-na pa-iz-zi]And they give. The king goes out to the Araḫza, and he goes to the Tunnakki.
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33′[{NIND]A}⸢ša⸣-ra-a-ma ḫal-zi-ia LUGAL-uš e-ša šu-wa-a-ru ku-e G[AL{ḪI.A}]The king takes the ša-ra-bread, and the great ...
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34′[ak-ku-uš]-ke-ez-zi ta a-pé-e-pát e-ku-ziHe drinks, and he drinks.(lower confidence: line is broken)
35′[ma-a-an ḫ]a-aš-ša-an-zi mi-iš-ti-li-ia me-ḫu-ur tu-u[n-n]a-a[k-ki-iš-na]When they have poured water into the tunnakki-vessel,
36′[pa-a-an-zi {NIN]DA}ša-ra-a-ma ḫal-zi-ia UGULA {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM Ù {LÚ.MEŠ}MUḪALDIM [š]u-up-pa ti-[an-zi]They take the šara-bread, and they sing. The overseer of the cooks and the cook[s] take a libation vessel.
37′[ i]š-pa-an-du-zi-aš-šar GE₆ ŠAGEŠTIN da-a-i ku-u[t-t]a-aš pé-⸢ra-an⸣... he pours a libation of wine; he places it before ...
38′[ši-ú-ni 1-i]š ši-pa-an-ti ḫa-aš-ši-i 1-iš kur-ša-aš pé-ra-[a]n 1-išHe libates once; he pours a libation from the hearth once; before him once
39′[ḫal-ma-aš-šu-i]t-ti 1-iš lu-ut-ti-ia 1-iš ḫa-at-tal-wa-aš GIŠ-i 1-išThe ḫalmaššīti-drum once, the luttiya-drum twice, the wood once,
40′[ḫa-aš-ša]-a-aš ta-pu-uš-za 1-iš ši-pa-a-an-tiHe libates once in the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
41′[LUGAL] ⸢Ù⸣ MUNUS.LUGAL e-ša-an-da šu-wa-a-ru ku-e GAL{ḪI.A} [a]k-ku-uš-kán-ziThe king and the queen drink, and they libate.
42′[ta] a-pu-u-uš-⸢pát⸣ a-ku-an-zi túḫ-ḫu-uš-t[a]And they drink from the apu-vessel, and they libate from the tubḫušta.
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43′TUP-PÍ te-et-ḫé-eš-na-a[š]The tablet of Tetḫešna(lower confidence: line is broken)
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