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CTH 291

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DesignationKBo 22.62+
IDtlh:KBo 22.62+
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 291

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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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
{€5} Vs. I
1′ku-iš-k]i ku-e-e[n-zi]... they take ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
2′LÚ-na-k]u MUNUS-na-[ku]The man and the woman(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′šu-wa]-⸢i⸣-ez-z[i]... he takes ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
4′k]u-⸢iš-ki⸣ na-aš a-[ki]... and he, as(very low confidence: a guess)
5′ar-nu-u]z-zi Ù 2 SAG.DU pa-a-⸢i⸣... he takes, and he breaks two heads.
6′] šu-wa-i-ez-zi... he takes ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
{€4+5} Vs. I 1/
7′ku-iš]-⸢ki⸣ wa-al-aḫ-zi na-aš a-ki QA-AS-SÚ wa-aš-ta-i... he takes, and he places it as a qašsu-vessel.
{€4} Vs. I
2′[a-pu]-u-un ar-⸢nu-uz-zi Ù⸣ 1 SAG.DU pa-a-i pár-n[a-aš-š]e-e-a šu-wa-a-i-ez-ziHe pours water, and he breaks one head. He libates.
3′⸢ták⸣-ku {LÚ}DAM.GÀR ku-iš-ki ku-e-en-zi 1 ME MA.NA KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-i pár-na-aš-še-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-ziThe merchant drinks; he pours 100 minas of silver into the vessel.
4′ták-ku I-NAKUR lu-ú-i-ia na-aš-ma I-NAKUR {URU}pa-la-a 1 ME ⸢MA⸣.NA KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-iHe drinks in the land, and he takes 100 (shekels of) silver into the land of Pala.
5′a-aš-šu-uš-še-et-ta šar-ni-ik-zi na-aš-ma I-NAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TIAnd he libates, and he enters Ḫattu.
6′nu-uz-za ú-na-at-ta-al-la-an-pát ar-nu-uz-ziThey libate in the evening.
7′ták-ku LÚ.U₁₉.LU-aš LÚ-aš na-aš-ma MUNUS-za ta-ki-i-ia URU-ri a-ki ku-e-la-aš ar-ḫi a-kiThe man, the man, and the woman, the city, like a kuela-demon, like
8′1 ME {GIŠ}gi-pé-eš-šar A.ŠÀ kar!-aš-ši-i-ez-zi na-an-za da-a-iHe places 100 reed-beams on the ground, and he places it.
9′ták-ku LÚ.U₁₉.LU-an EL-LAM ku-iš-ki da-šu-wa-aḫ-ḫi na-aš-ma ZU₉-ŠU la-a-kiThen the king, the elam-priestess, takes the ... and he takes his food.
10′ka-ru-ú 1 MA.NA KÙ.BABBAR pí-iš-ker ki-nu-na 20 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-i pár-na-aš-še-a šu-wa-i-ez-ziHe pours one mina of silver into the kiln, he pours 20 shekels of silver in the karû-vessel.
11′⸢ták⸣-ku ⸢ARAD-na⸣-an na-aš-ma GÉME-an ku-iš-ki da-šu-wa-aḫ-ḫi na-aš-ma ZU₉-ŠU la-a-kiAnd he takes the servant, and the maid, and he places the šuwaḫi-vessel, and [he places] his food.
12′10 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-i pár-na-aš-še-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-ziHe pours 10 shekels of silver into a vessel.
13′[ták-k]u ⸢LÚ.U₁₉.LU⸣-aš ⸢SAG.DU-SÚ⸣ ku-iš-ki ḫu-u-ni-ik-zi ka-ru-ú 6 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pí-iš-kerThen the man libates to the head of the man. He pours six shekels of silver into the vessel.
14′⸢ḫu-u-ni-in⸣-kán-za 3 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR da-a-i A-NAÉ.GAL 3 GÍN ⸢KÙ⸣.BABBAR da-〈aš〉-ke-e-erHe places three shekels of silver before the palace. He places a third shekel of silver.
15′ki-nu-na LUGAL-uš ŠAÉ.GAL-LIM pé-eš-ši-et nu-za ḫu-u-ni-kán-za-pát 3 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR da-[a-i]The king, the palace servant, places three shekels of silver before him.
16′[ták-k]u LÚ.⸢U₁₉.LU⸣-an ku-iš-ki ḫu-ú-ni-ik-zi ta-an iš-tar-ni-ik-zi ⸢nu⸣ a-pu-u-unThen the man libates, and he pours water.
17′⸢ša-a-ak-ta-a-ez-zi pé⸣-e-di-iš-ši-ma LÚ.U₁₉.LU-an pa-a-i nu ⸢É-ri⸣-iš-šihe takes, and the man goes, and in the inner chamber
18′⸢an-ni-iš-ke-ez-zi⸣ ku-⸢it⸣-ma-a-na-aš la-a-az-zi-at-ta ma-a-na-aš la-az-zi-at-ta-maAnd he places it, and then ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
19′nu-uš-še 6 GÍN KÙ.⸢BABBAR⸣ pa-a-⸢i⸣ {LÚ}AZU-ia ku-uš-ša-an a-pa-a-aš-pát pa-a-⸢i⸣And six shekels of silver he gives to the diviner, and he breaks it.
20′ták-⸢ku LÚ.U₁₉.LU-aš EL-LAM⸣-aš QA-AS-SÚ na-aš-ma GÌR-ŠU ku-iš-ki tu-wa-a[r-né-ez-zi]And the man, the Elama-priestess, bows down before him, and he bows to his feet.
21′nu-uš-še 20 ⸢GÍN KÙ.BABBAR⸣ pa-a-i pár-na-aš-še-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-[zi]And he pours 20 shekels of silver into the hearth.
22′ták-ku ARAD-⸢na-aš na-aš⸣-ma GÉME-aš QA-AS-SÚ na-aš-ma GÌR-ŠU ku-iš-ki [... the servant ... and the maid ... And the feet ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
23′[10 GÍN KÙ].BABBAR pa-a-i pár-na-aš-še-e-a šu-wa-i-[ez-zi]He pours 10 shekels of silver into a libation vessel.
24′ták-ku LÚ.⸢U₁₉.LU-aš EL⸣-LAM-aš KIR₁₄-še-et ku-iš-ki wa-a-ki ⸢1⸣ [Then the man, the Elamite, the arrow, ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
25′pár-⸢na⸣-aš-še-e-a š[u-wa-i-ez-zi]He breaks it, and he takes it.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€4} Vs. I 36″[ták-ku LÚ.U₁₉].⸢LU-an⸣ LÚ-na-ku MU[NUS-na-ku... the man, the man and the woman ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€4} Vs. I 37″[ta-a]-⸢i⸣-ez-zi na-an A-NA⸢KUR lu-ú-i⸣-[ia p]é-⸢e-ḫu-te-ez-zi⸣ [He comes, and he goes to the land.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€4} Vs. I 38″ga-ne-eš-zi nu ⸢É⸣-er-še-⸢et⸣-pát ar-nu-uz-ziHe goes, and he goes to the inner chamber.
{€4} Vs. I 39″[ták-ku {URU}]ḫa-at-⸢tu⸣-ši-pát LÚ {URU}ḪA-AT-TI LÚ {URU}lu-i-in ku-iš-ki ta-a-i-ez-zi... he goes to Ḫattušipa, the man of Ḥattiša, and the man from Luin.
{€4} Vs. I 40″[n]a-an A-NAKUR lu-ú-i-ia pé-ḫu-te-ez-zi ka-ru-ú 12 SAG.DU pí-iš-ker... they bring it to the enemy; he pours twelve heads.
{€4} Vs. I 41″⸢ki⸣-nu-na 6 SAG.DU pa-a-i pár-na-aš-še-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-ziHe breaks six heads, and he places them on the table.
{€4} Vs. I 42″[ták-ku AR]AD LÚ {URU}ḪA-AT-TI IŠ-TUKUR {URU}lu-ú-ia-az LÚ {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ku-iš-ki ta-a-i-ez-zi... he drinks; the man of Ḫattu goes to Luyaz, the man [of] Huttu, to the side.
{€4} Vs. I 43″[n]a-an A-NAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ú-wa-te-ez-zi iš-ḫa-aš-ši-ša-an ga-né-eš-ziAnd they go to Ḫattu, and they libate from the hearth.
{€4} Vs. I 44″[1]2 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-i pár-na-aš-še-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-zi... he pours 12 shekels of silver into a libation vessel.
{€4} Vs. I 45″[ták-k]u ARAD LÚ {URU}lu-ú-i-u-ma-na-aš IŠ-TUKUR {URU}lu-ú-⸢ia-az⸣ ku-iš-ki ta-a-i-ez-zi... the servant of the man of Luiumanaš goes to Luiaz with the weapon.
{€4} Vs. I 46″na-an A-NAKUR {URU}ḪA-AT-TI ú-wa-te-ez-zi ⸢iš-ḫa-aš⸣-ši-ša-an ga-né-eš-ziAnd he goes to Ḫattu, and he libates.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€4} Vs. I 47″nu-uz-za ARAD-SÚ-pát da-a-i šar-ni-ik-zi-⸢il⸣ NU.⸢GÁL⸣And he places it before the servant. The šarnikzi-priest is not present.
{€4} Vs. I 48″[tá]k-ku ARAD-aš ḫu-wa-a-i na-an a-ap-pa ku-iš-ki ú-wa-te-ez-zi ták-ku ma-an-ni-in-ku-an e-e[p-z]iHe places it before the servant, and he pours it into the hearth. He puts it before him. He does it.
{€4} Vs. I 49″nu-uš-še {KUŠ}E.SIR-uš pa-a-i ták-ku ke-e-et ÍD-az 2 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-iAnd he takes the sandal, and he pours water. He takes two shekels of silver.
{€4} Vs. I 50″ták-ku e-di ÍD-az nu-uš-še 3 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-iHe goes out; he takes three shekels of silver.
{€4} Vs. I 51″[tá]k-ku ARAD-aš ḫu-wa-a-i na-aš A-NAKUR lu-⸢ú-i⸣-ia pa-⸢iz-zi⸣ ku-i-ša-an a-ap-pa ⸢ú-wa⸣-t[e-ez-zi]... the servant goes to the mountain, and he goes, and they go.
{€4} Vs. I 52″nu-uš-še 6 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-i ták-ku ARAD-aš ḫu-wa-a-i na-aš A-NAKUR ⸢ku⸣-u-ru-ri ⸢an⸣-[da]And he pours six shekels of silver; he drinks; the servant libates; and he goes to the enemy.
{€4} Vs. I 53″pa-iz-zi ku-i-ša-an a-ap-pa-ma ú-wa-te-ez-zi na-an-za a-pa-a-aš-pát da-⸢a-i⸣He goes, and he steps up. He places it on the table.
{€4} Vs. I 54″[tá]k-⸢ku⸣ ARAD-aš na-aš-ma GÉME-aš ḫu-wa-a-i iš-ḫa-aš-ši-ša-⸢an ku-e⸣-el ḫa-aš-ši-i ú-e-mi-[ez-zi]... the servant ... and the maid ... he pours a libation from the ḫašša-vessel ... He comes ...
{€4} Vs. I 55″LÚ-na-aš ku-uš-ša-an ITU 1{KAM} 12 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-i MUNUS-ša-⸢ma⸣ ku-ša-an ITU 1{KAM} 6 GÍN K[Ù.BABBAR] pa-a-iThe man takes 12 shekels of silver for one month; for the woman he takes 6 shekel(s) of silver.
{€4} Vs. I 56″[ták-ku] LÚ.U₁₉.LU-aš {DUG}ÚTUL-i na-aš-ma lu-li-ia pa-⸢ap⸣-re-ez-zi ⸢ka⸣-ru-ú[Then] the man [takes] the bowl, and he goes to the luliya-vessel.
{€4} Vs. I 57″[6 GÍ]N KÙ.BABBAR pí-iš-ker pa-ap-re-ez-zi ku-iš 3 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-iHe pours six shekels of silver; he pours three shekel(s) of silver instead.
{€4} Vs. I 58″[LUGAL?-w]a-an-na pár-na 3 ⸢GÍN⸣ KÙ.BABBAR da-aš-ke-e-er ⸢ki-nu-na LUGAL-uš⸣ ŠAÉ.GAL-LIMThe king breaks three shekels of silver; the king of the palace
{€4} Vs. I 59″[pé-eš-ši-e]t ku-iš pa-ap-⸢re-ez-zi⸣ nu a-pa-a-aš-pát ⸢3?⸣ G[ÍN KÙ.BA]BBAR pa-a-i pár-⸢na-aš-še⸣-a šu-wa-i-ez-ziAnd he goes to the hearth, and he libates three times. He breaks the silver, and they bring it to him.
{€4} Vs. I 60″[ ] ⸢da-lu?-uš i-e-zi DAM?⸣ [ ] x [ ]-⸢zi?⸣... he goes, the wife ... they take ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€4} Vs. I 61″[ ]x[ ]-⸢i⸣
{€4} Vs. I 62″[ ]-a-mu-[ ]x-x... Amu...(low confidence: few signs survive)
{€4} Vs. I 63″[ ]x[ ]x
{€4} Vs. I 64″[ ]x[ ]
{€4} Vs. II
1′x-x[
2′mi-im-ma-a[n-ziall of them(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′ták-ku ARAD-aš MUNUS-n[a-an... the servant of the woman ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′a-aš-šu-uš-še-me-[et š]ar-ra-an-zi m[e-e]k-[ku-uš... they libate, and they drink ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′Ù 1 DUMU-AM [ARAD-aš] d[a-a-i]And he takes one son, his servant.
6′ták-ku MUNUS-na-an EL-LE-⸢TAM {LÚ}SIPA⸣ [da-a-i n]a-aš I-NAMU 3{KAM} GÉME-re-e[z-zi]The shepherd takes the woman, and he takes it. And for three years the maids ...
7′ták-ku ARAD-aš GÉME-an da-a-i nu-uz-za [DUMU{MEŠ} i-en-z]i ma-a-an É-ŠU-NU šar-[ra-an-zi]He takes the servant, the maid, and he drinks. The sons drink, and they go into their house.
8′a-aš-šu-uš-še-me-et ḫa-an-ti ḫ[a-an-ti] šar-r[a-a]n-zi me-ek-ku-uš [And he places it on the throne. He places it upon the šarranzi-vessel.
9′Ù 1 DUMU-AM ARAD-aš da-a-iAnd he places one son as his servant.
10′ták-ku MUNUS-na-an ku-iš-ki pít-ti-nu-uz-zi n[u-kán šar-d]i-i-eš a-ap-pa-an(-)an-da pa-a-a[n]-z[i]And he gives the woman to drink, and he places it before the šardi-offering.
11′ták-ku 3 LÚ{MEŠ} na-aš-ma 2 LÚ{MEŠ} ak-[kán-zi] šar-ni-ik-zi-il NU.GÁLHe drinks; three men, and two men drink; the šarnikzil-offering is not present.
12′zi-ik-wa UR.BAR.RA ki-iš-ta-at“The lion’s paw is the inverse of
13′ták-ku LÚ.U₁₉.⸢LU{MEŠ}⸣ ḫa-an-ne-iš-ni ap-pa-⸢a⸣-[an-t]e-eš nu šar-ti-ia-aš ku-iš-ki p[a-iz-zi]And the men eat, and the šartiya-priest goes.
14′ták-ku ḫa-an-ne-eš-na-aš iš-ḫa-a-aš le-⸢e⸣-[la]-ni-at-ta [ ]x šar-ti-an-n[a... the ḫanneš-priests, the ... of the king ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
15′na-aš a-ki šar-ni-[ik]-zi-il [N]U.GÁLAnd he, like the šarnikzil-priest, is dead.
{€4+2} Vs. II
16′[ A.ŠÀ{ḪI].A} ŠAŠA-NI-I-IM-MA ḫar-zi nu ⸢ša!-aḫ-ḫa⸣-aš-še-et i-iš-ša-i... he takes the hands of the hand, and the šaḫaḫa-vēt-plant ...
17′[ tar-na]-i A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A}-na da-a-la-i na-at-ta-an ḫa-ap-pa-ra-ez-zi... he places it on the chests, and he takes it away.
18′⸢ták-ku LÚ˽{GIŠ}⸣[TUKUL ḫar-ak-zi] ⸢Ù⸣ LÚ IL-KI ti-it-ti-an-za LÚ IL-KI te-ez-ziThe weapon-bearer libates; and the man goes up. The man comes up.
19′ki-i {GIŠ}TUKU[L-li-me-et k]i-i-ma ša-aḫ-ḫa-me-et A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A} ŠALÚ˽{GIŠ}TUKUL an-da ši-it-ta-ri-ez-ziWhen the weapon, when the šaḫamēt-vessels of the troops, the weapon-bearer takes it away,
20′{GIŠ}TUKUL-li-⸢ia ḫar⸣-[zi š]a-aḫ-ḫa-an-na i-iš-ša-i ták-ku {GIŠ}TUKUL-li-ma mi-im-ma-iHe takes the weapon, and he places it on the ground. He holds the weapon and everything.
21′LÚ˽{GIŠ}TUKUL-ša! A.⸢ŠÀ{ḪI.A}⸣ ḫar-kán-ta-aš ta-ra-an-zi na-an-za LÚ{MEŠ} URU-LIM an-ni-iš-kán-z[i]The weapon-bearer takes the water from the ḫarkanta-vessel, and he places it before the men of the city.
22′ták-ku LUGAL-ša NAM.RA{ḪI.⸢A}-an⸣ pa-a-i nu-uš-še A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A}-an pí-an-zi ta-aš {GIŠ}TUKUL-li ki-i-š[a]The king gives the libation vessels, and they give the vessels. And he takes the weapon instead.
23′ták-ku LÚ IL-KI ḫar-ak-zi Ù LÚ˽{GIŠ}TUKUL ti-it-ti-an-za LÚ˽{GIŠ}TUKUL te-ez-ziHe drinks; the man goes up. And the Weapon-man sits down; he steps up. The Weapon-Man comes.
24′ki-i {GIŠ}TUKUL-li-me-et ki-i-ma ša-aḫ-ḫa-me-et nu A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A} ŠALÚ IL-KI an-da ši-it-ta-ri-ez-z[i]When the weapon, when the šaḫa-demon, and the corpses of the man raise up, he lifts it up.
25′{GIŠ}TUKUL-li ḫar-zi ša-aḫ-ḫa-an-na i-iš-ša-i ták-ku ša-aḫ-ḫa-na mi-im-ma-iHe takes the weapon, and he places it on the hearth; he drinks, and everything he libates.
26′A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A} ŠALÚ IL-KI A-NAÉ.GAL-LIM da-an-zi ša-aḫ-ḫa-na ḫar-ak-z[i]They take the hands of the man and bring them to the palace. They libate in the šaḫana-vessel.
27′ták-ku LÚ.U₁₉.LU-an ku-iš-ki ku-uš-ša-ni-ez-zi na-aš la-⸢aḫ-ḫa pa-iz-zi⸣ n[a-ašThe man drinks, and he goes to the libation vessel.
{€4} Vs. II
28′ták-ku ku-uš-ša-an pí-ia-a-an šar-ni-ik-zi-il [NU.GÁL]He drinks, and he places it in the mouth of the šarnikzi-priest.
29′ták-ku ku-uš-ša-na na-at-ta pí-ia-a-an 1 SAG.DU [Then he pours a libation, and he takes one head ...
30′ták-ku LÚ-aš GU₄-⸢ŠU⸣ ÍD-an zi-i-nu-uš-ke-ez-zi ta-ma-i-ša-an šu-[ú-ez-zi]The man libates to the ox in the river, and he speaks.
31′nu GU₄-aš KUN-an e-ep-zi ta ÍD-an za-a-i Ù BE-EL G[U₄And he takes the ox's tail, and he gives the water to drink, and the lord of the day
32′⸢nu-uz⸣-za a-pu-ú-un-pát da-an-[zi]They take the water from the well.(lower confidence: line is broken)
33′⸢ták-ku LÚ-an⸣ pa-aḫ-ḫu-e-ni ku-iš-ki pé-eš-ši-ez-zi na-aš a-ki ⸢a⸣-[ap-pa-aš-šeAnd he goes to the man, and he comes, and as he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
34′ták-ku LÚ.U₁₉.LU-an ku-iš-ki ⸢pár⸣-ku-nu-uz-zi ⸢ku⸣-up-ta-ar-ra ⸢uk⸣-[tu-u-ri-ašThen the man libates, and he breaks it. And he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
35′ták-ku-wa-ta-an pár-na-ma ku-e-el-ka pé-eš-ši-ez-zi a-lu-[wa-an-za-tarHe breaks the takkuwata-vessel, and he takes it out. He libates.
36′[ták-ku] a-[aš]-šu? k[u!-iš-ki ú]-⸢e-mi-ez-zi⸣ na-at a-ap-pa i[š-ḫi-iš-ši]... he drinks, and he libates. And he pours a libation.
37′[pa-a-i] ⸢a-pu⸣-ú-u[n pí-i]a-[n]a-ez-[zi... he pours a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
38′ták-ku URU-ri A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A}-an i-wa-a-ru ku-iš-ki ḫar-zi ták-ku-uš-še ⸢A.ŠÀ⸣{Ḫ[I.A}-ašHe takes the field of the city, and he takes it away. He takes it, and the field ...
39′pí-ia-an-za lu-uz-zi kar-pí-i-ez-zi ták-ku-uš-še A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A}-ša te-[e-pu-uš... he libates, he drinks, and he puts his hands on the ground ...
40′lu-uz-zi na-at-ta kar-pí-i-ez-zi IŠ-TUÉ A-BI-ŠU-ma k[ar-pí-an-zi]They stand, and they strew a libation from his father's hand.
41′ták-ku ⸢i-wa⸣-ru-aš iš-ḫa-a-aš {A.ŠÀ}ku-le-e-i a-ar-ki na-aš-m[a-aš-še]And he drinks, and he takes the iwa-ru-vessel of the kulê-fish, and afterwards ...
42′LÚ{MEŠ} URU-LIM A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A}-an pí-an-zi ta ⸢lu-uz⸣-zi kar-pí-ez-z[i]The men of the city go to the fields, and he libates.
43′ták-ku A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A} NÍG.BA LUGAL ku-iš-ki ḫar-zi ša-aḫ-ḫa-an lu-uz-zi na-a[t-taThe king takes the hands of the fields, and he takes the šaḫa-vessel.
44′LUGAL-uš {GIŠ}BANŠUR-az NINDA-an da-a-i ta-aš-še pa-a-iThe king places the bread on the table, and he takes it away.
45′ták-ku LÚ˽{GIŠ}TUKUL-aš A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A}-ŠU ḫu-u-ma-an-da-an ku-iš-ki wa-a-ši lu-uz-zi [kar-p]í-⸢ez-zi⸣Then the weapon-bearer takes his hands, and he goes to the place where he sits.
46′ták-ku A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A}-na me-ek-ki-i wa-a-ši lu-uz-zi na-at-ta kar-pí-⸢ez-zi⸣He drinks from his hands, he drinks from the hand, and he libates.
47′ták-ku {A.ŠÀ.ḪI.A}ku-le-e-i-ma a-ar-ki na-aš-ma LÚ{MEŠ} URU-LIM pí-an-ziHe drinks from the kulê-vessel, and then the men of the city take it.
48′⸢ta lu⸣-uz-zi kar-pí-i-ez-ziAnd he goes to the quay.(lower confidence: line is broken)
49′{LÚ}ḫi-ip-pár-aš lu-uz-zi kar-pí-i-ez-zi nu {LÚ}ḫi-ip-pa-ri ḫa-a-ap-pár le-eThe ḫipiraš-priest goes, and the hḥipara-priestess breaks the leek
50′[ku]-iš-ki i-ez-zi DUMU-ŠU A.ŠÀ-ŠU {GIŠ}KIRI₆.GEŠTIN-ŠU le-e ku-iš-ki wa-a-ši... he goes; his son, his field, his vineyard, he takes, and he pours water.
51′[ku-i]š-za {LÚ}ḫi-ip-pa-ri ḫa-a-ap-pár i-ez-zi na-aš-kán ḫa-a-ap-pa-ra-azAnd the ḫipari-priest comes, and he comes.
52′[še-me-e]n-zi {LÚ}ḫi-ip-pár-aš ku-it ḫa-ap-pa-ra-a-et ta-az a-ap-pa da-⸢a-i⸣The ḫiparaš-priest places it on the ground, and he takes it.
53′[ták-k]u {L[Ú}ḫ]i-ip-pár-aš ta-a-i-ez-zi šar-ni-ik-zi-il NU.GÁLThe ḫipiraš-priest comes; he is not present.
54′[ ]x-[ -i]n?-kán-za-an nu tu-ek-kán-za-ši-iš-pát šar-ni-ik-zi ma-a-am-[ma-an]... he places, and he pours a libation ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
55′ta-ia-az-zi-il pí-iš-ker ma-an ḫu-u-ma-an-te-eš-pát mar-še-e-erhe places it; he pours it; when he fills it, he breaks it.
56′[ma?-n]e? {LÚ.MEŠ}NÍ.ZU ki-i-ša-an-ta-ti ka-a-aš-ma-an ku-u-un e-ep-z[i]And the incantation priests, when he performs it,
57′[ka]-a-ša-ma-an ku-u-un e-ep-zi ma-an LUGAL-wa-aš {GIŠ}x pé-eš-ši-e[r]And he takes it, and when the king ... the ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
58′[{LÚ}]⸢UK?⸣.KI.E ku-iš {URU}ne-e-ri-ik-ki ta-ru-uḫ-zi ku-iš {URU}a-[ri-in-ni]The assembly, together with Nerikki, libates; together with Arinni
59′⸢ku⸣-iš {URU}zi-ip-la-an-ti {LÚ}SANGA-eš I-NAURU{DIDLI} ḫu-u-ma-an-t[i]The priest of the city of Ziplanni takes the ... from the city.
60′⸢É⸣{ḪI.A}-ŠU-NU EL-LU Ù {LÚ.MEŠ}ḪA.LA-ŠU-NU lu-uz-zi ka[r-pí-an-zi]They go to the house of the lord, and the cult singers stand.
61′⸢ma-a-an⸣ {URU}a-ri-in-na 11 ITU-aš ti-ez-zi nu a-pé-⸢e⸣-[el É-SÚ]And he goes to Arinna for 11 months, and he takes it away from the house.
62′⸢ku-e-la⸣ {GIŠ}e-ia-an a-aš-ki-iš-ši ša-⸢ku-wa⸣-a-an ⸢a⸣-[pé-ni-iš-ša-an]And he places it on the throne, and he libates ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
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1[k]a-r[u]-⸢ú ku⸣-[iš {URU}a-ri-in-na] ⸢{LÚ}UŠ.BAR⸣ ki-⸢i⸣-[ša-atThe karû-offering, instead of Arinna, the weaver, instead
2[{LÚ.ME]Š}⸢ḪA.LA-ŠU Ù {LÚ.MEŠ}NI-ŠU-Ú⸣-ŠU a-r[a-u-The cult actors and the cooks ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3[{LÚ.ME]Š}ḪA.LA-ŠU Ù {LÚ.MEŠ}NI-ŠU-Ú-ŠU ša-aḫ-ḫa-a[nThe cult actors and the cooks ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4[{URU}]⸢zi⸣-ip-la-an-ti-ia QA-TAM-[MA-pát]...ziplantiya likewise ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
5[AR]AD É.NA₄ ARAD DUMU.LUGAL BE-EL ŠU-UP-PA-TI ku-i-eš LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}TUKUL [... of the palace, servant of the crown prince, the lord of the hand, and the weapons-men ...
6A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A}-an ḫar-kán-zi lu-uz-zi kar-pí-an-z[i]They take the hands, and they libate.(lower confidence: line is broken)
7[t]ák-ku LÚ˽{GIŠ}TUKUL Ù {LÚ}ḪA.LA-ŠU ták-ša-an a-ša-an-zi ma-a-né-za i-t[a-la-u-e-eš-ša-an-zi]... the weapon-bearer and the cult actor ... they go, and they go ...
8[t]a-az É-SÚ-NU šar-ra-an-zi ták-ku gi-im-ra-aš-ša-aš 10 SAG.DU 7 SA[G.DU... they go to the inner chamber, and they eat. ... 10 heads, 7 shoulders ...
9⸢Ù⸣ 3 SAG.DU {LÚ}ḪA.LA-ŠU da-a-i GU₄{ḪI.A} UDU{ḪI.A} gi-im-ra-aš-ša-aš Q[A-TAM-MA]The cult actor places three heads; the oxen and the sheep are all together.
10šar-ra-an-zi ták-ku NÍG.BA LUGAL TUP-PÍ ku-iš-ki 〈ḫar-zi〉 ma-a-an-za A.ŠÀ{ḪI.A}-na k[a-ru-ú-i-li-in]The king takes the tuppi-vessel, and he places it on the feet.
11šar-ra-an-zi Ù NÍG.BA 2 QA-TAM LÚ˽{GIŠ}TUKUL da-a-i Ù 1 QA-TAM {LÚ}ḪA.LA-[ŠUThey libate, and he places two QA-measures of the weapon-bearer, and one AQ-measure of the cult actor.
12ka-ru-ú ÉRIN⸢{MEŠ}⸣ MA-AN-DA ÉRIN{MEŠ} ŠA-A-LA ÉRIN{MEŠ} 〈{URU}〉ta-ma-al-ki-ia ÉRIN{MEŠ} {URU}ḫa-[at-ra-a]The karû-offering of the troops. The šāla-payment of the soldiers of Tamalkia, the troops of Ḫatra
13ÉRIN{MEŠ} {URU}za-al-pa ÉRIN{MEŠ} {URU}ta-aš-ḫi-ni-ia ÉRIN{MEŠ} {URU}ḫé-⸢mu⸣-wa LÚ{MEŠ}˽{GIŠ}⸢PAN⸣ {L[Ú.MEŠ}NAGARtroops of Zalpa, troops of Tašḫiniya, soldiers of Ḫemuwa, bowmen, carpenters
14{LÚ.MEŠ}KUŠ₇ Ù {LÚ.MEŠ}ka-ru-ḫa-le-eš-me-eš-ša lu-uz-zi na-at-ta kar-p[í-er]The cubs and the karuḫallešṣ-priests go, and they libate.
15⸢ša⸣-aḫ-ḫa-an na-at-ta i-iš-še-erAnd he takes it out.(lower confidence: line is broken)
16[ma]-a-an DUMU{MEŠ} {URU}ḪA-AT-TI LÚ{MEŠ} IL-KI ú-e-er A-NAA-BI LUGAL a-ru-wa-[a-an-zi]When the citizens of Ḫattu, the men, go up, they bring them to the king.
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17⸢nu tar⸣-ši-kán-zi ku-ú-ša-an-na-*aš-za* na-at-ta ku-iš-ki i-e-e[z-zi]And they go behind him, and he goes.(lower confidence: line is broken)
18nu-wa-an-na-aš-za mi-im-ma-an-zi LÚ{MEŠ} IL-KI-wa šu-me-eš nu A-BI LUGAL [And all the men ... and the king ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
19nu-uš an-da ši-it-ta-ri-et i-it-te-en ma-a-aḫ-ḫa-an-da a-⸢re⸣-e[š-me-eš]And he places it on the throne, and he brings it before them.
20šu-me-eš-ša a-pé-ni-iš-ša-an i-iš-te-e[n]And he places it before him.(lower confidence: line is broken)
21e-ki BÀD-ni LUGAL-aš KASKAL-ša ták-šu-an-zi {GIŠ}KIRI₆.GEŠTIN-aš túḫ-ḫu-šu-an-zi ⸢ŠA⸣[{LÚ}URUDU.NAG]ARWhen the king goes out, they set up the vineyard, and the coppersmith
22na-at-ta ku-iš-ki a-ra-u-aš {LÚ.MEŠ}NU.{GIŠ}KIRI₆ ḫu-u-ma-an-ti-ia-pát lu-uz-zi ⸢kar-pí⸣-an-ziThen the gardeners go to the garden. They libate.
23ták-ku GU₄.MAḪ-an ku-iš-ki da-a-i-ez-zi ták-ku GU₄ ša-ú-di-iš-za na-at-ta G[U₄.MAḪ]-ašHe takes the ox, and he takes it away. He brings the bull to the šaudišza-vessel, and the equid
24[ták-k]u GU₄ i-ú-⸢ga⸣-aš na-at-ta GU₄.MAḪ-aš ták-ku GU₄ ta-a-i-ú-ga-aš a-pa-aš GU₄.⸢MAḪ⸣-aš... the ox is there, the natta-offering of the calf is there; the taiugaš-outer offering, and the apša-outlet ...
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25[ GU₄]{ḪI.A} pí-iš-ker ki-nu-na 15 GU₄{ḪI.A} pa-a-i 5 GU₄ ta-a-i-ú-ga-aš... he gives the oxen. In the evening, he takes 15 oxxen. 5 oXen ...
26[ ] ša-ú-di-iš-za 〈pa-a-i〉 pár-na-aš-še-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-zi... he pours a libation in the šaudiš-vessel ...
27[ da]-⸢a-i⸣-e[z]-⸢zi⸣ ták-ku ša-ú-di-iš-za na-at-ta ANŠE.KUR.RA.⸢MAḪ-aš⸣... he goes; he drinks, and he takes the horse.
28[ ANŠE.KUR.RA.MA]Ḫ-aš ták-ku ta-a-i-ú-ga-aš a-pa-aš ANŠE.KUR.RA.⸢MAḪ-aš⸣... the horse, the takku-offering, taiugaš, the horse ...
29[ 1]5 ANŠE.KUR.RA pa-a-i 5 ANŠE.KUR.RA ta-a-⸢i⸣-[ú-ga-aš]... he gives 15 horses, 5 horses ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
30[ ša-ú-di]-iš-za pa-a-i ⸢pár⸣-na-še-e-a šu-wa-⸢i⸣-[ez-zi]... he goes to the šaudiš-vessel, he libates ...
31[ a-a-i-ez-z]i ka-ru-ú 30 UDU{ḪI.A} pí-iš-ker k[i-nu-na... he comes, and he places 30 sheep in the kununa-vessel.
32[ ] pa-a-i pár-na-aš-še-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-zi... he pours a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
33[ ú-e-mi-e-ez-z]i ta-an pár-ku-nu-uz-zi iš-ḫa-a-aš-ši-ša-an ga-n[e-eš-zi]... he goes, and they set it up in the hearth ...
34[ ] ⸢3⸣ GU₄ MU.1 2 GU₄ ša-ú-di-iš-za pa-a-i pár-na-še-a šu-w[a-a-ez-zi]... he takes 23 oxen of one year, 2 oxxen, and he pours it out.
35[ ú]-⸢e⸣-mi-ez-zi ta-an pár-ku-nu-uz-zi iš-ḫa-ši-ša-an ga-n[e-eš-zi]... he comes, and he places it on the table ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
36[ ] ⸢2 ANŠE.KUR⸣.RA MU.2 3 MU.1 2 ša-ú-di-iš-za pa-a-i... he gives 222 horses for three years and two years.
37[pár-na-aš]-⸢še-e-a⸣ šu-wa-i-ez-zi... he pours a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
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38ták-ku UDU.A.LUM ku-iš-ki ú-e-mi-ez-zi ta-an pár-ku-nu-zi iš-ḫa-ši-ša-[a]n ga-ne-[eš-zi]They bring the ram into the oven, and they set it in the oven.
397 UDU{ḪI.A} pa-a-〈i〉 2 UDU.U₈ 3 UDU.NÍTA 2 UDU.MUNUS.ÁŠ.GÀR pa-a-i pár-na-še-e-[a šu-wa-i-ez-zi]He breaks seven sheep, two ewes, three sheep, and two female lambs, and he libates.
40ták-ku GU₄.APIN.LÁ ku-iš-ki ta-a-i-ez-zi ka-ru-ú 15 GU₄{ḪI.A} pí-iš-ker ki-nu-n[a]He takes the plough-ox, and he goes. The karû-offering of 15 oxen is set up.
4110 GU₄{ḪI.A} pa-a-i 3 GU₄ MU.2 3 GU₄ MU.1 4 GU₄ ša-ú-di-iš-〈za〉 pa-a-iHe gives 10 oxen. He gives 3 two-year-old bulls, 3 first-year bulls and 4 bulls to the šaudišza-priest.
42pár-na-še-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-ziHe breaks it, and he libates.
43ták-ku ANŠE.KUR.RA tu-u-ri-ia-w[a]-aš ku-iš-ki ta-a-i-ez-zi ut-tar-še-da ki-i-pátHe goes to the horse, to the turiyawa, and he steps forward.
44ták-ku MÁŠ.GAL e-na-an-da-an ták-ku DÀRA.MAŠ an-na-nu-uḫ-ḫa-an ták-ku UDU.KUR.RA e-na-[an-da-an]He places it before the mare; he places it beside the sacrificial sheep. He places the sheep.
45⸢ku-iš⸣-ki ta-a-i-ez-zi ma-a-aḫ-ḫa-an-da ŠAGU₄.APIN.LÁ ta-ia-zi-la-ašHe comes, and he stands before the plough.
46⸢ki-in-za-an⸣-[na u]t?-[tar?] QA-TAM-MAIn the throne, likewise(lower confidence: line is broken)
47ták-ku ⸢GU₄⸣.APIN.LÁ ták-ku A[NŠE.KUR.R]A tu-u-ri-ia-u-aš ták-ku {GU₄}ÁB ták-ku ANŠE.KUR.RA.MUNUS.AL-ašHe drinks the plough, he drinks the horse, the turiyāš-offering, and the ox and the female horse.
48ḫa-⸢a-le!⸣-e-aš ḫar-ap-ta t[ák-k]u MÁŠ.GAL e-na-an-za ták-ku UDU.U₈ ták-ku UDU.NÍTAThen he takes the ḫaleaš-vessel and the large vessel, and he gives the ewe and the male sheep.
49a-ša-ú-ni ḫar-ap-ta iš-ḫa-ši-ša-an ú-e-mi-ez-zi na-an-za ša-ku-aš-ša-ra-[an-pát d]a-a-iAnd he goes up to the hearth, and he pours the šakku-beer.
50{LÚ}NÍ.ZU-an na-at-ta e-ep-ziThe incantation priest takes it.
51ták-ku {GU₄}ÁB ku-iš-ki ta-a-i-ez-z[i k]a-ru-ú ⸢12⸣ GU₄{ḪI.A} pí-iš-ke[r k]i-nu-na ⸢6⸣ [GU₄{ḪI.A}] pa-a-iAnd he takes the ox, and he goes to the karû-vessel. He places twelve bulls in the kinunnu-bowl. He gives twenty-six bulls.
522 GU₄ MU.2 2 GU₄ MU.1 2 GU₄ ša-[ú-d]i-⸢iš-za⸣ pa-a-i pár-na-še-a šu-wa-i-⸢ez-zi⸣Two oxen of two-years-old, two bulls of one-year-old; two ... he breaks; he pours a libation.
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53ták-ku ANŠE.KUR.RA.MUNUS.AL ku-iš-ki ta-a-i-ez-zi A-WA-AS-SÚ QA-TAM-MA-[pát]He takes the female horse, and he goes to the side of the throne.
54ták-ku UDU.U₈ na-aš-ma UDU.NÍTA ku-iš-ki ta-i-ez-zi ka-ru-ú 12 UDU{ḪI.A} p[í-iš-ker]The ewe is sat down, and the ram comes out. The karû-offering is twelve sheep.
55ki-nu-na 6 UDU{ḪI.A} pa-a-i 2 UDU.U₈ 2 UDU.NÍTA 2 UDU.MUNUS.ÁŠ.GÀR pa-a-i pár-na-še-a š[u-wa-i-ez-zi]He gives six sheep, two ewes, two sheep, and two female lambs, and he libates.
56ták-ku GU₄ ták-ku ANŠE.KUR.RA ANŠE.GÌR.⸢NUN.NA⸣ ANŠE ku-iš-ki ta-a-i-ez-zi iš-ḫa-ši-ša-an [He drinks, he drinks, the ox, the horse, the mules, the horses, and the kušku-vessel ...
57na-an-za ša-ku-wa-aš-ša-⸢ra-an⸣ [da-a-i a]n-da-aš-še 2-ki pa-a-i pár-na-še-a šu-wa-i-e[z-zi]And he pours the šakkuwa-beer; he takes it twice, and he breaks it.
58⸢ták-ku GU₄⸣-un ANŠE.[KUR.RA ANŠE.GÌR.NUN.N]A ANŠE-in ku-iš-ki ú-e-mi-ez-ziHe places the ox, the horse, the chariot, and the horse in the stall.
59[ L]UGA[L-an ták]-ku ut-ni-ia-ma ú-e-mi-ez-z[i]... the king drinks, and he comes.(lower confidence: line is broken)
60[ ] tu-u-ri-ez-zi ⸢ma-a⸣-n[a]-a[n]... he goes, and he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
61[ ša]-ku-wa-aš-ša-ra-an [... he libates ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
62[ {LÚ].MEŠ}ŠU.GI-aš n[a-at-ta... the goldsmiths ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
63[ {LÚ}NÍ.ZU] k[i-ša-ri]... the incantation priest ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
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64[ k]u?-⸢e?-el?-ka? a⸣-[k]i BE-E[L... the lord(lower confidence: line is broken)
65[ ḫu-šu-wa-an-d]a-an ku-iš-ki a-a[r-ki... he pours a libation to you.(lower confidence: line is broken)
66[ na-aš-m]a GÌR GU₄ ku-iš-ki ⸢tu⸣-wa-a[r-né-ez-zi... and they bring the reed of the ox into the stall.
67[ A-NAB]E-EL GU₄ pa-a-i ták-ku BE!-E[L... the lord of the ox ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
68[ da-aḫ-ḫi] GU₄-ŠU da-a-i Ù 2 GÍ[N... he places the ox, and two shekels ...
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1[ AN]ŠE.⸢KUR.RA ANŠE.GÌR.NUN.NA⸣ ANŠE-in ku-iš-ki ⸢tu-u-ri-ez-zi na-aš a-ki⸣... the horses, the chariots, the hoes ... he brings, and thus ...
2[ U]R.⸢BAR.RA-aš⸣ ka-ra-a-pí na-aš-ma-aš ḫar-ak-zi ⸢na-an ša-ku-wa-aš-ša-ra-an-pát pa-a-i⸣... he breaks the šakku-vessel, he pours a libation ...
3[ te]-⸢ez-zi⸣ I-NAQA-TI DINGIR-LIM a-ak-ki-iš nu ⸢li⸣-ik-zi... he comes before the god, he drinks, and he goes.
4[ GU₄-u]n ANŠE.KUR.RA ANŠE.GÌR.NUN.NA ANŠE-in ku-iš-ki ap-pa-ta-ri-ez-zi... the oxen, the horses, the mules, and the horses ...
5[ pé-d]i-iš-ši a-ki a-pu-u-un ar-nu-zi ⸢ku-uš⸣-ša-aš-še-et-ta pa-a-i... he takes it out like a reed-bed, and he gives it to the hearth.
6[t]ák-ku {GU₄}ÁB ar-nu-an-da-an ku-iš-ki wa-al-aḫ-zi ŠAŠÀ-BI-ŠA pé-eš-ši-ez-zi 2 ⸢GÍN KÙ.BABBAR⸣ pa-a-⸢i⸣... he takes the ox, and he libates. He pours his beer. He gives two silver bowls.
7ták-ku ANŠE.KUR.RA ar-nu-an-da-an ku-iš-ki wa-al-aḫ-zi ŠAŠÀ-BI-ŠA pé-eš-ši-ez-zi 3 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-iHe takes the horse, and he pours the beer. He pours three shekels of silver.
8ták-ku GU₄-aš na-aš-ma ANŠE.KUR.RA-aš IGI-ŠU ku-iš-ki ta-šu-wa-aḫ-ḫi 6 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-iHe places the ox, and the horse before him, and he pours six shekels of silver.
9pár-na-aš-še-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-zihe breaks it, and he libates.
10ták-ku GU₄-un ku-iš-ki ku-uš-ša-ni-ez-zi nu-uš-še-an {KUŠ}ḫu-ša-an na-aš-ma {KUŠ}ta-ru-uš-ḫaAnd he places the oxen, and he libates. And the ḫušša-garment, and the taruši-garments,
11an-da da-a-i iš-ḫa-ši-ša-an ú-e-mi-ez-zi 1 PA-RI-⸢SI?⸣ ŠE pa-a-iHe places it on the table, and he pours one libation bowl into the hand.
12ták-ku GU₄{ḪI.A} A.ŠÀ-ni pa-a-an-zi Ù BE-EL A.ŠÀ ú-e-mi-〈ez〉-zi UD 1{KAM} tu-u-ri-ez-ziThe oxen go to the side, and the lord of the side comes. On the 1st day they go.
13ma-a-na-aš-ta MUL{ḪI.A}-eš ú-en-zi nu-uš a-ap-pa iš-ḫi-iš-ši pé-en-na-iAnd he takes the stars, and he pours water into it.
14ták-ku UDU-un UR.BAR.RA-ni ku-iš-ki pé-eš-ši-ez-zi iš-ḫa-aš-ši-iš {UZU}Ì da-a-iHe places the sheep before the wolf, and he places the meat before the hearth.
15a-pa-a-ša KUŠ UDU da-a-iHe takes the sheep's hide.
16ták-ku ŠAḪ ŠE ku-iš-ki ta-a-i-ez-zi ka-ru-ú 1 MA.NA KÙ.BABBAR pí-iš-ke-erHe pours a libation of water from the well; he pours one mina of silver into the vessel.
17ki-nu-na 12 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-i pár-na-aš-še-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-ziHe pours 12 shekels of silver into the kiln.
18ták-ku ŠAḪ ḫi-⸢la-an⸣-na-aš ku-iš-ki ta-i-ez-zi 6 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-i pár-na-še-a šu-wa-i-ez-ziHe pours a libation of ḫilānu-beer, and he goes to the kušku-vessel. He libates six shekels of silver. He breaks it.
19[t]ák-ku ŠAḪ ar-nu-an-da-an ku-iš-ki ta-i-ez-zi 6 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-i... he pours a libation of wine, and he comes. He pours six shekels of silver.
20⸢Ù⸣ ŠAḪ.TUR{ḪI.A} kap-pu-u-en-zi A-NA2 ŠAḪ.TUR 1 PA ŠE pa-a-i pár-na-še-a šu-wa-i-ez-ziThey libate to the small ones. He breaks one pānu of barley, he pours it out.
21[ták]-ku ŠAḪ ar-nu-an-da-an ku-iš-ki wa-al-aḫ-zi na-aš a-ki A-WA-AS-SÚ QA-TAM-MA... he pours a libation of wine, and he libates, and as if it was the water of the river, together.
22[ták-k]u ŠAḪ.TUR kap-pí kar-aš-zi [ 2 P]A-⸢RI-SI ŠE⸣ pa-a-i... he pours a small libation bowl of kappi-beer; he takes two fingers from the house.
23[ ] ⸢ŠAḪ še-e⸣-[li-ia... he pours a libation ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
32′[ ] kam-ma-ri k[u-iš-ki... he bows down.(low confidence: few signs survive)
33′[ GÍ]N KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-[i... he pours a libation of silver.(lower confidence: line is broken)
34′[ 2 É.NIM.LÀ]L ták-ku 3 É.NIM.LÀL ku-iš-ki [[... two] reed-beds, three ‘house-of-death’, ...
35′[ 6 GÍN K]Ù.⸢BABBAR⸣ pa-a-i ták-ku É.NIM.LÀL k[u-iš-kiHe pours six shekels of silver; he places it in the inner chamber.
36′[ ] ⸢I-NAŠÀ-BI⸣ NIM.LÀL NU.GÁL 3 GÍN KÙ.B[ABBAR... its ... is not present; 3 shekels of silver(lower confidence: line is broken)
37′[ LÚ]-an [ ta-p]é-eš-ni ap-pa-an-zi an-da-š[a-an... the man ... they pour it out, and then ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
38′[12 G]ÍN KÙ.BABBAR [ ] ⸢ARAD⸣-an ta-pé-eš-ni ap-pa-an-zi a[n-da-aš-ša-anTwelve shekels of silver ... ... the servant ... they pour out, and ...
39′⸢pa-iz-zi⸣ 6 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR [He goes 6 shekels of silver ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
40′⸢ták-ku⸣ LÚ-LUM ⸢EL⸣-[LUM] ⸢É-er ta-i-ez-zi⸣ ša-ku-wa-aš-šar-pát pa-a-[i]He pours the takku-beer of the man, the ... of the house, and he goes to the šakkuwašsvarpa-vessel.
41′ka-ru-ú d[a-ia-zi-la-aš 1] MA.NA KÙ.BABBAR pí-iš-ker ki-nu-na 12 GÍN KÙ.[BABBARThe karû-vessel of the daiazila-offering, 1 mina of silver, the seal of Kinuna, 12 shekels of silver
42′ták-ku me-ek-ki d[a-i-e-ez-zi me-e]k-ki-še iš-ḫi-an-zi ták-ku te-e-pu ta-i-e[z-zi]He goes, he goes, they go, and they go. He goes; he comes.
43′te-e-pu-še iš-⸢ḫi-an-zi pár-na-aš-še⸣-e-a šu-wa-i-ez-ziThey libate, and he pours a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
44′ták-ku ARAD-aš É-er ta-i-ez-⸢zi ša-ku⸣-w[a-aš-šar]-pát pa-a-i ta-ia-zi-la-aš 6 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-iHe goes to the house of the servant; he takes the šakku-vessel; and he pours six shekels of silver.
45′ARAD-ša KIR₁₄-ŠU ⸢iš-ta⸣-[a-ma-nu-uš-šu-uš ku-uk-ku-ri]-iš-ke-ez-zi na-an a-ap-pa iš-ḫi-iš-šiHis servant, his weapon, he libates in the kukkurriš-vessel, and he places it before him.
46′pí-an-zi ták-⸢ku me-ek-ki ta-i⸣-e[z-zi ] iš-ḫi-an-zi ták-ku te-e-puThey take it, they drink it, and they stand. They drink, and he takes it.
47′⸢ta-i-ez-zi⸣ te-e-pu-uš-še iš-[ḫi-an-zi BE-EL-Š]U ⸢te⸣-ez-zi še-e-er-ši-it-waThey stand, and they libate. The lord comes, and he lifts it up.
48′⸢šar-ni-ik⸣-mi nu šar-ni-ik-z[i ] ⸢ARAD-an-pát⸣ šu-ú-ez-zi... and the king ... the servant ... comes ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
49′[t]ák-ku LÚ-aš EL-LUM ḫal-ki-aš ÉSAG-an t[a-a-i-ez-zi ḫal-ki-i]n ú-e-mi-ez-ziThen the chanter goes to the house of the harpist; he comes to the threshing floor.
50′ÉSAG-an ḫal-ki-it šu-un-na-i Ù ⸢12⸣ [ ] šu-wa-i-ez-ziHe places it on the throne. And he libates twelve ...
51′[tá]k-ku ARAD-aš ḫal-ki-aš ÉSAG-an ta-i-ez-zi ÉS[AG-aš-ša ] ÉSAG-an ḫal-ki-it... he drinks, the servant of the cult singer comes to the eša-priest. ... the recitation priest ...
52′[šu]-un-na-i Ù 6 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR pa-a-i [ šu-wa-i-ez]-ziHe pours six shekels of silver. He libates.
53′[tá]k-ku LÚ EL-LUM É-er lu-uk-ki-iz-z[i ú-e]-te-ez-zi... the man of the ellum-vessel ... they set up ...
54′an-da-na É-ri ku-it ḫar-ak-zi ⸢LÚ.U₁₉⸣.[LU-ku ] ⸢e-eš⸣-za na-ak-ku-ušAnd he places it in the house. The man ... and he drinks.
55′na-at [šar-ni-ik]-zaand to your king(lower confidence: line is broken)
56′[ták-k]u ARAD-aš É-er lu-uk-ki-iz-zi iš-ḫa-a-aš-ši-š[a še-e-er-ši-i]t ⸢šar⸣-ni-ik-zi... the servant of the house, he libates, and he places it on the hearth ...
57′[ARAD-n]a KIR₁₄-ŠU UZ-NA-A-ŠU ku-uk-ku-úr-[aš-kán-zi EG]IR-⸢pa⸣ iš-ḫi-iš-šiThe servant libates the meat; afterwards they libate.
58′[pí-an]-zi ták-ku na-at-ta-ma šar-ni-ik-[zi šu-ú-e]z-ziThey libate, they drink, and they set up the king.
59′[ t]a-iš-zi-in ku-iš-ki lu-uk-ki-iz-zi [ e-et-r]i-⸢iš-ke-ez⸣-zi... he places it on the hearth, he goes out ...
60′[nu-uš-ša-a]n pa-ra-a ḫa-me-eš-ḫa-an-da ar-[nu-ziAnd he goes down to the ḫamešḥa-vessel.
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1′[ p]a-a-i ták-ku IN.NU.DA an-da-an ⸢NU⸣.[GÁL ] ⸢ú-*e*-te-ez-zi⸣... he drinks; he takes the straw, and he brings it ...
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