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CTH 628

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DesignationKBo 23.20+
IDtlh:KBo 23.20+
Museum no.Bo 7871
LanguageHittite; Hurrian
GenreCTH 628

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)
{€2} Vs. I
1′A-NA{⸢D⸣}[nu-pa-ti-ik pí-pí-ta-pát ḫa-an-da-an-zi UD 1{KAM} QA-TI]They bring it to Nupatik on the first day.
2′lu-uk-kat-⸢ta⸣-m[a-kán I-NAÉ ḫu-uḫ-ḫa-aš an-da-an ad-da-aš DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš]And he brings it into the house of the gods.
3′pa-aḫ-ḫu-e-ni-i[t wa-aḫ-nu-an-zi i-ia-an-zi-ma ki-iš-ša-an PA-NIDINGIR{MEŠ} A-BI-ŠU]... they go, they come, and thus the gods, his fathers ...
4′1 {GIŠ}BANŠUR ti-a[n-zi nu {NINDA}mu-la-ti-in BA.BA.ZA ½ UP-NI ti-an-zi]They set up one table, and they set up a libation bowl of barley bread.
5′nam-ma 1 {SÍG}kiš-ri-i[n BABBAR 1 tar-pa-la-an SÍG SA₅ 1 tar-pa-la-an SÍG ZA.GÌN]Then one white wool, one red wool tarpalan-garment, one lapis-lazuli wool
6′pu-ru-ši-ia-la-an i-i[a-an-zi na-an-ša-an n {NINDA}mu-la-ti A-NA]they take, and they libate n mulati-bread to
7′{GIŠ}BANŠUR ŠADINGIR š[e?-er ti-an-zi]They place it on the table of the god.(lower confidence: line is broken)
8′nam-ma-kán A-NA1 {DUG}KU-KU-UB GEŠTIN [ŠATI₈{MUŠEN} pár-ta-u-wa-ar pa-aš-kán]And he pours wine into the vessel of the bird.
9′na-at-kán A-NApu-ru-ši-ia-li a[n-da da-a-i]And he places it before Purušiyali.(lower confidence: line is broken)
10′na-aš-za ŠA{D}li-lu-ri GAL-SÚ ḫal-z[i-iš-ša-an-zi]And they sing Liluri's great song.
11′nu {LÚ}SANGA {D}10 {URU}ma-nu-zi 1 N[INDA.SIG pár-ši-ia nu LUGAL-i ½-AM]And the priest of the Storm-god of Manuzi breaks one fine bread, and the king ...
12′[ke]-⸢e⸣-[ez(?)] ⸢½-AM ke-e-ez-za⸣ [da-ga-a-an da-a-iHe places it on the right, on the left.(lower confidence: line is broken)
Vs. I...
{€1} Vs.? I
1′[ me-ma-i]-m[a(?) ki-iš]-⸢ša-an(?)⸣ ⸢a⸣-[a-nu-e-eš ḫar-ša-iš gi-lu-uš]... he speaks thus: “He is a reed-bearing one, he is the giluš-bearer.
2′[da-r]i-⸢iš⸣ ti-ia-ri-iš
2′nu-uš-[ša-an a-pád-da NINDA.SIG {GIŠ}zu-up-pa-ri-ia-aš]And he pours a fine loaf of bread on the table.
3′še-er da-a-i EGIR-ŠÚ-ma IŠ-TU[GAL GEŠTIN PA-NI{DUG}DÍLIM.GAL]He places it next to the large vessel of wine.
4′da-ga-a-an 1-ŠU ši-ip-pa-an-ti nu [me-ma-a-i šu-u-wa-li-iš gi-lu-uš te-e-a]He libates once, and he speaks: “Šuwalīša, the gilû-demon ...
5′nu IŠ-TU{DUG}GAL GEŠTIN ku-e-ez PA-N[I{DUG}DÍLIM.GAL ši-pa-an-ti]And he pours wine into the large vessel.
6′nu-uš-ša-an A-NA{DUG}DÍLIM.GAL ku-it [GEŠTIN a-aš-zi nu-uš-ša-an wa-a-tar]And he pours it into a large vessel with wine, and he libates.
7′še-er la-a-ḫu-wa-a-i na-aš-ta {GIŠ}zu-u[p-pa-ru a-pé-e-ez ki-iš-ta-nu-zi]And he places it on the table, and he sets it up.
8′na-at-kán pa-ra-a pé-e-da-an-zi n[a-at I-NAA-ŠAR i-tar-ki-i]And they go out, and they turn to the king.
9′QA-DU{DUG}DÍLIM.GAL ar-ḫa pé-eš-š[i-ia-an-zi]They libate in the QA-DUG.DI.LIM.GAL-vessel.
10′nu LUGAL-uš UŠ-KÉ-EN nu-uš-ši {LÚ}SA[NGA {GIŠ}EREN pa-a-i nu me-ma-a-i]And the king prostrates himself, and the cupbearer gives cedar, and speaks:
11′iz-zi-pu-ni-pí ka-az-za-a ka-a-u-z[i-pí il-wa-i]
12′*da-a-e* {D}le-el-lu-ri-in-na a-b[a-te-en-na]
13′⸢ti⸣-ia-ar-ri-in-na ma-nu-u[z-zu-un-na]
{€1} Rs.?
1′[ ]x x[ ]
2′[m]a-nu-uz-⸢zu⸣-u[n-na ]
3′na-at-ša-an ⸢{DUG}⸣[a-aḫ-ru-uš-ḫi ]And he libates in the aḫushu-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′A-NA{GIŠ}BANŠUR AD.KID d[a-a-i na-aš-ta IŠ-TU{TU₇}kán-ga-ti a-na-a-ḫi]He places it on the table, and he drinks from the kangatu-vessel.
5′te-pu da-a-i na-at-kán [{DUG}a-aḫ-ru-uš-ḫi A-NAÌ.GIŠ an-da da-a-i]He places it, and he places it in a jar of oil.
6′nu me-ma-a-i {*TU₇*}ga-an-ga-du-⸢na⸣-ḫ[é?-eš ]And he speaks: “Gangadu-naḫeš-bread ...
7′du-pu-ra-e-iš ta-du-na-e-eš [tu-um-ma-an-na-iš?]
8′nam-ma-kán a-na-ḫi-ta ... a-aḫ-ru-uš-ḫi-ia-za ⸢da⸣-[a-i]Then he places ... in the aḫushu-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
9′na-at-ša-an ḫu-u-up-ru-uš-ḫi-ia pa-ra-a pí-i[š-ši-ia-az-zi]And he pours a libation before the ḫupra-vessel.
10′nu me-ma-a-i a-nu-e-eš a-na-ḫu-e-eš g[i-lu-uš te-e-a]And he speaks: 'Anueš, anaḫu, gilû-disease ...
11′nam-ma-aš-ša-an {NINDA}mu-la-ti-in ⸢pár-ši-ia⸣-[an-ta-an na-at A-NA{TU₇}kán-ga-ti]And he breaks the mulati-bread, and he pours it into the kangati-vessel.
12′[še-er da]-⸢a⸣-i na-at-š[a]-a[n ]... he places it, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)

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