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KBo 32.14 (tlh:KBo 32.14)

CTH 789

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DesignationKBo 32.14
IDtlh:KBo 32.14
LanguageHittite; Hurrian
GenreCTH 789

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.

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1ana-a-li i-te-[e]-⸢i⸣-né-eš pa-pa-an-ni-iš
1ba-li-⸢ia⸣-n[a-an]-za a-pé-el tu-e-eg-ga-a[z-še-et]And he places it on the table.(lower confidence: line is broken)
2ame-la-aḫ-ḫu-um 𒀹 na-a-⸢li⸣ u-ul-pí-i-ni
2bḪUR.SAG-aš a-wa-an ar-ḫa šu-ú-e-et nu-uš-š[a-an]he speaks to the land of Assyria, and he says:
3apa-pa-an-ni ḫa-pa-a-na-ap wu-ú-ru [t]e-e-lu
3ba-li-ia-aš pa-ra-a ta-me-e-da-ni ḪUR.SAG-i pa-[it]And he goes down to the mountains.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4atap-šu-ú pa-pa-an-ni ši-ta-ri-il-lu-u-um
4bna-aš wa-ar-ke-eš-ta na-aš šu-u-ul-le-e-etAnd before him, and before him.
5aa-a-i na-ú-ni-i-e pa-a-pa-an-ni
5bnu a-ap-pa ḪUR.SAG-an ḫu-ur-za-ke-u-an da-išAnd he places it on the mountain of Ḫurzakê.
6aa-me-la-⸢a⸣-an-ni ta-a-ar-re-eš 𒀹 i-ti-la-a-an-ni
6bú-e-ši-ia-aḫ-ḫa-ri ku-e-da-ni ḪUR.SAG-i ma-a-na-anAnd he goes to the mountains, and he ...
7ate-eš-šu-⸢u⸣-pa-aš a-me-la-a-an-ni ta-a-ar-ri-iš
7bpa-aḫ-ḫu-e-na-an-za ⸢ar⸣-ḫa wa-ar-nu-zi {D}IŠKUR-aš-ma-na-an... he places it before the Storm-god.
8apa-pa-a-ni ḫa-a-⸢ši⸣-i-ma-i pa-a-ru iš-ta-ni-i-ta
8bwa-la-aḫ-zi pa-aḫ-ḫu-e-na-an-za-ma-na-an ar-ḫa wa-ar-nu-ziThey libate, they pour out the libation.
9ana-a-li pa-pa-an-ni-iš ši-ta-ar-na
9b... ḪUR.SAG-aš-ša ma-aḫ-ḫa-an iš-ta-ma-aš-ta... of the land of Assyria, before him ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
10aku-lu-u-ru-um i-ia-a-at še-e-du-i-li-ia-ni-iš
10bnu-uš-ši-kán ŠÀ-ŠU an-da iš-tar-ak-ki-atAnd he places it in his hand.
11aši-ta-a-ra na-a-al-li-iš 𒀹 ku-ut-te
11bnu ḪUR.SAG-aš a-li-ia-na-an a-ap-pa ḫu-wa-ar-za-aš-taAnd as for the land of Assyria, he pours a libation from the ḫarza-vessel.
12ana-a-li ke-e-pí-il-la-a-šu-uš ḫa-a-i-te
12ba-li-ia-na-an ku-in wa-ar-ga-nu-nu-un“Aliyana, sealer of Wa’arganunu,
13aka-re-e-na-šu-uš 𒀹 ḫa-a-i-te-in a-a-še
13bki-nu-na-mu a-ap-pa ḫu-ur-za-ke-zi pé-eš-ši-an-du-ia-an... he pours a libation in the hearth ...
14a[k]i-pé-e-il-la-šu-uš a-aš-ḫi-i-ma
14ba-li-ia-na-an {LÚ.MEŠ}ṢA-A-I-DU-TIM da-a-an-du-ma-anAnd the cupbearers ...
15aga-re-e-na-šu-uš
15b{LÚ.MEŠ}MUŠEN.DÙ-TIM {UZU}Ì {LÚ.MEŠ}ṢA-A-I-DU-TIM da-an-duThe birds, the oil, the cupbearers go.
16bKUŠ-ma {LÚ.MEŠ}MUŠEN.DÙ-TIM da-an-duThey take the hide of the bird-catchers.
17a[n]a-a-li ma-a-an-nu-u-pur ma-a-an-ni tar-šu-wa-a-ni
17bÚ-UL-ma a-li-ia-na-aš nu an-tu-wa-aḫ-ḫa-ašAnd not aliyana and Antuwaḫa
18aan-ti ta-a-ḫi ma-a-an-ni a-ar-ti-i-ta-ni
18ba-pa-a-aš LÚ-aš a-pé-el-kán URU-az ku-iš ar-ḫa ḫu-wa-išAnd he, the man, goes up to the city, and he ...
19a[d]u-ú-ri 𒀹 Ú-UL-wi-ne-e-ma *a*-am-mi-i-ip
19bna-aš ta-me-e-da-ni KUR-ia a-ar-aš ma-na-aš šu-u-ul-li-itAnd he places it on the mountain of my land, and he fills it with water.
20a⸢u⸣-um-mi-in-ni wu-ú-ru te-e-lu tap-šu-ú
20bnu-uš-ša-an EGIR-pa URU-ri i-da-a-lu ták-ki-⸢iš⸣-ke-u-an da-išAnd he goes back to the city, and he prostrates himself.
21a⸢a⸣-ar-ti-i-ma a-ma-ri-il-lu-u-um
21bURU-ia-ša-an DINGIR{MEŠ} ḫu-wa-ar-ta-an ḫar-kán-ziIn the city of Yaša, the gods gather together.
22aa-ar-ti-pí-né-eš-ša e-ne-eš ši-ti-la-a-i
23aku-u-le-eš an-ti ti-i-ip-ša-a-ri u-la-ap-wa
23bar-ḫa da-a-li-eš-tén a-pa-a-at ut-tar nu-uš-ma-aš ta-ma-iAnd he speaks: “It is enough, it is sufficient, and then he ...
24aka₄-du-ul-li a-mu-u-ma-a-ap šal-ḫu-u-la
24but-tar me-mi-iš-ke-mi ḫa-at-re-eš-šar iš-ta-ma-aš-[ke-t]énAnd he speaks: “The ḫatreš-svar-vessels ...
25ama-ta-a-ap-pa ka₄-du-ul-li
25bḫa-at-ta-a-tar-ma-aš-ma-aš me-mi-iš-ke-mihe speaks in Ḫattatarmaš.
26ana-a-li a-ga-pé-e-na-a-ša na-a-wa
26ba-li-ia-na-aš na-aš-ta ÍD-an ta-pu-ša ku-i-e-ešAnd he pours a libation, and he drinks the water.
27aši-i-e!-na-a-ša i-ša-a-we-na na-i-ḫé-e-na
27bú-e-še-eš nu a-pu-u-uš ⸢ú⸣-e-ši-ia-at-ta-riAnd he libates, and he drinks.(lower confidence: line is broken)
28aIGI-i-na ḫa-ap-ša-a-ru-ú-wa a-ga-a-we
28bke-e-zi-⸢ia⸣-ká[n] ⸢ku-i⸣-e-eš ú-e-še-eš nu-uš-ša-an a-pé-e-da-aš-ša [ ]And he drinks, and then he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
29a⸢a⸣-mu-u-tu-um e-ša-a-pé-e-ma p[u-r]u-⸢tu⸣-u[m]
29bš[a-a-ku-wa] ⸢zi⸣-ik-ke-zi na-aš-ša-an ta-pu-ša-aš ú-e-ši-ia-aš... he drinks, and he takes the tapuša-vessel.
30b⸢a-ar⸣-aš Ú-UL ki-ma ú-e-mi-et Ú-ULAnd he does not like a bird.(lower confidence: line is broken)
31a[na-a]-li ma-a-an-nu-u-pur m[a-a-an-n]i ⸢tar⸣-šu-wa-a-ni
31bÚ-UL-ma a-li-ia-aš nu an-tu-wa-aḫ-ḫa-ašAnd he does not, and Antuwaḫa
32a[ḫal-zu-u-u]ḫ-la m[a]-a-an-ni e-ep-re-eš na-a-ḫé-la-a-i
32ba-pa-a-aš LÚ-aš BE-EL-ŠU ku-in a-ú-ri-aš iš-ḫa-a-an i-e-ziAnd the man, his lord, takes the auriaš-vessel.
33a[a-ag]-ga-an-ni ḫal-zé-e-ni ḫal-zu-u-uḫ-la
33bna-an ši-e-da-ni te-li-pu-u-ri-ia a-ú-ri-aš iš-ḫa-a-anAnd he pours water into the telipuri-vessel.
34a[na-ḫé]-e-du ši-i-in-zi ḫal-zi ta-ḫé-e-né-eš
34bi-e-er ta-a-an-ma-aš-ša-an te-li-pu-u-ri-ia ša-a-ku-wahe turns, and he pours a libation.
35a[IGI]-i-na-a-i ḫu-šu-ú-wa ta-ḫé-e-ni-wa-a-al
35bzi-ik-ke-zi nu-za a-pé-e-da-ni LÚ-ni DINGIR{MEŠ} še-e-erhe places, and he speaks: 'The man, the gods,
36ae-en-za-a-ri ma-a-ta-aš-tap i-ti-i-ta ...
36bḫa-at-ta-a-tar ši-iš-ḫe-er na-aš-kán a-pé-e-da-ni te-li-pu-u-ri-iaThen he pours a libation, and then he goes up.
37aa-ak-ki ḫal-zé a-mu-du-um ši-i-in-zi-ma
37ba-ar-aš Ú-⸢UL⸣ 𒀹 ta-a-an-ma te-li-pu-u-riAnd he does not ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
38apu-ú-ru-du-um
38bú-e-mi-et Ú-ULHe does not speak.
39aku-u-le-eš an-ti ti-ip-ša-a-ri u-la-ap-wa
39bar-ḫa da-a-li-eš-tén a-pa-a-at ut-tar nu-uš-ma-aš ta-ma-iAnd he speaks: “It is enough, it is sufficient, and then he ...
40aka₄-túl-li a-mu-ma-a-am šal-ḫu-u-la ma-ta-ap-wa
40but-tar me-mi-iš-ke-mi ḫa-at-re-eš-šar iš-ta-ma-aš-ke-ténAnd he speaks: “The ḫatreš-svar-vessels of the hearth,
41aka₄-túl-li
41bḫa-at-ta-a-tar-ma-aš-ma-aš me-mi-iš-ke-mihe speaks in Ḫattatarmaš.
42aka-a-zi ta-pal-li-iš ḫe-e-lu-u-wa
42bte-eš-šum-mi-in {LÚ}SIMUG wa-al-li-ia-an-ni la-a-ḫu-ušAnd the smith libates to me.
43ata-wa-aš-tu-u-um 𒀹 ta-wa-aš-tu-u-um mu-šu-u-lu-u-um
43bla-a-ḫu-ša-an ti-iš-ša-a-et na-an šu-up-pí-iš-du-wa-ri-itAnd he libates, and he pours a libation.
44ae-il-ga-a-e tu-nu-u-uš-tu-um 𒀹 a-ku-ú-úr-na
44bda-iš na-an gul-aš-ta nu-uš-ši-eš-ta ma-iš-tiAnd he carries it away, and he takes it away.
45aa-ku-lu-ú-wa ši-i-ir-na-am-ma ta-šu-lu-ú-wa
45ban-da la-a-lu-uk-ki-iš-nu-ut la-a-ḫu-uš-ma-an ku-išAnd he libates, and he drinks.
46ata-pí-ri-i-ma u-we-né-eš ši-ta-a-ra
46bna-an a-ap-pa mar-la-a-an-za URUDU-aš ḫu-ur-za-ke-u-an da-i[š]And he places the copper vessel on the table.
47aka-a-pal-le-eš a-a-i ta-pí-ri pu-ú-i
47bma-a-an-wa-mu la-a-ḫu-uš ku-iš ma-an-wa-aš-ši-kán ki-iš-šar-ašAnd he libates; and he, in the hearth,
48ašu-u-ni sí-ik-ku-ú-ul-li e-ḫé-ep-šu-ul-li-ma
48bar-ḫa du-wa-ar-na-at-ta-ri ku-un-na-aš-ma-an-wa-aš-ši-kánIn the middle of the Duwarnattara, in the kunnašmanwa-vessel
49ae-ke-e-ni pa-an-ta-ni ḫé-e-ra-a-ri
49biš-ḫu-na-ú-uš ar-ḫa ú-i-šu-u-ri-ia-at-ta-ri... he libates, and then he takes ...
50atap-re-e-in-ni ḫa-ši-ma-a-i pa-a-ru
50bma-aḫ-ḫa-an {LÚ}SIMUG iš-ta-ma-aš-tabefore the smith with him,
51aiš-ta-ni-i-ta
51bnu-uš-ši-eš-ta ŠÀ-ŠU an-da iš-tar-ak-ki-atAnd he places it in his hand.
52atap-re-e-in-ni a-lu-i-ip ḫi-il-li-ip
52bnu-za {LÚ}SIMUG PA-NIŠÀ-ŠU me-mi-iš-ke-u-an da-išAnd the smith, beside him, speaks:
53aiš-ta-ni-i-ta i-ia-a-〈at〉 ta-pí-li-ia-ni-iš
53bku-wa-at-wa URUDU-an ku-in la-a-ḫu-un nu-wa-mu a-ap-pa... the copper vessel ...
54aši-ta-a-ra KA-BAL-LI-iš 𒀹 k[a-a-z]i
54bḫu-u-ur-za-ke-zi nu te-eš-šum-mi-ia {LÚ}SIMUGHe libates, and the smith
55ata-pal-li-iš ši-ta-ar-na ku-lu-ú-ru-um
55bḫu-u-ur-ta-a-in te-et wa-al-aḫ-du-ia-an... he pours a libation.
56ai-te-i-e ka-a-zi te-eš-šu-u-pa-aš
56b{D}IŠKUR-aš te-eš-šum-mi-in nu-uš-ši šu-up-pí-iš-du-wa-ri-ušTo the Storm-god, to the hearth, and to the šuppi-duri-vessel,
57ae-el-ki ša-am-ma-la-aš-du-uš 𒀹 ku-ú-du
57bar-ḫa ša-ak-ku-ri-e-ed-〈du〉 te-eš-šum-mi-iš-kánAfterwards, in the šakkiridu-vessel,
58aka-a-zi pé-el-le-e-ni e-il-ki-il-la
58ban-da a-mi-ia-ri ma-uš-duAnd he goes to the river.
59aši-i-e-ni
59bšu-up-pí-iš-du-wa-ri-i-e-eš-ma-kán an-daAnd the šuppi-wa-ri-priests
60bÍD-i mu-wa-a-an-ta-ruHe pours the water.
Rs.
1aka-a-zi ma-a-an-nu-u-pur ma-a-an-ni tar-šu-wa-a-ni
1bÚ-UL te-eš-šum-mi-iš nu an-tu-wa-aḫ-ḫa-aš... and Antuwaḫa ...
2aan-ti pu-ú-ut-ki ma-a-an-n[i] at-ta-i-wi
2ba-pa-a-aš DUMU-ŠU A-NAA-BI-ŠU ku-iš me-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-taAnd he speaks to his son, to his father:
3atu-u-ru-we te-ḫé-eš-tap ta-al-mu-u-wa-ap
3bku-u-ru-ur šal-le-eš-ta-al na-aš me-e-a-ni a-ar-aš... he pours a libation, and the water of the sea ...
4aat-ta-i a-mu-u-lu-tu-u-*um* at-ta-i-pí-né-eš-ša
4bna-aš-ta nam-ma at-ta-aš-ša-an an-da Ú-UL a-uš-ziAnd he does not stand there.
5ae-né-eš ši-ti-la-a-i
5bŠAA-BI-ŠU DINGIR{MEŠ} ku-in ḫu-wa-ar-ta-an ḫar-kán-ziIn his hand the gods place the ḫarta-vessel.
6aku-u-le-eš an-ti ti-ip-ša-a-ri u-la-ap-pa
6bar-ḫa da-a-li-eš-tén a-pa-a-at ut-tar nu-uš-ma-aš ta-ma-i ut-tarThen he pours a libation, and then he libates.
7aka₄-túl-li a-mu-u-ma-a-ap šal-ḫu-u-la ma-a-ta-ap-wa
7bme-mi-iš-ke-mi ḫa-at-re-eš-šar iš-ta-ma-aš-ténHe speaks: “It is the ḫatrešsvar-vessel,
8aka₄-túl-li
8bḫa-at-ta-a-tar-ma-aš-ma-aš me-mi-iš-ke-mihe speaks in Ḫattatarmaš.
9ašu-ul-lu-ú-up-ri e-er-pí-né-eš e-ep-ḫé-e-ni
9b{NINDA}ku-gul-la-an UR.GI₇-aš UDUN-ni-ia pé-ra-an ar-ḫa pít-⸢te⸣-nu-utThe dog's kugullu-bread, before the lion's nose, they libate.
10ata-la-aḫ-ḫu-u-um 𒀹 ta-la-aḫ-ḫu-u-um e-ep-ḫé-e-ni
10bpa-ra-a-an-kán ḫu-it-ti-at UDUN-ni-ia-az na-an-kán Ì-iAnd he pours a libation of beer on the altar, and he fills it with oil.
11aḫa-a-šar-ri pu-ú-zi-ḫu-um 𒀹 *pu*-ú-zi-ḫu-um
11ban-da šu-ú-ni-at ša-ak-ni-ia-an-kán an-daAnd he places it on the hearth.
12aḫa-a-šar-ri na-aḫ-ḫa-ap ú-la-a-nu-u-um
12bšu-ú-ni-at na-aš-za e-ša-at na-an a-da-a-an-na da-išAnd he takes it, and he gives it to him.
13ae-er-pí ma-a-an-nu-u-pur ma-a-an-ni tar-šu-wa-a-ni
13bÚ-UL UR.GI₇-aš nu an-tu-wa-aḫ-ḫa-aš ma-ni-ia-aḫ-ḫi-aš iš-ḫa-a-anNot a dog, and Antu-waḫa-š, a maniya-ahhe-dish, ...
14aa-mu-ú-mi-ne-e-wa ma-a-an-ni e-ep-re-eš
14bku-in BE-EL-ŠU i-e-zi nu-uš-ša-an a-pé-e-da-ni ...Then his lord rises, and then ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
15ana-aḫ-ḫi-la-a-i te-li-ip-pa ḫa-a-u-li-ma-a-i-in
15bURU-ri EGIR-an IGI.DU₈{ḪI.A} da-a-an-na ma-ak-nu-utAfterwards, he places the eyes upon the city.
16aa-ar-ti-i-ta-an e-ra-a-na 𒀹 pu-ú-ru te-e-lu
16bna-aš me-ek-ki šu-u-ul-li-it na-aš-ta nam-ma URU-an an-da Ú-ULAnd he stretches out his hand, and he does not go to the city.
17atap-šu-ú a-ar-ti a-mu-lu-ú-tu-u-um du-ú-ni-du
17ba-uš-zi na-an-za PA-NIBE-LÍ-ŠU i-ši-ia-aḫ-⸢ḫu⸣-u-an-⸢zi⸣ tar-ḫu-erhe takes, and he pours the libation into his hand.
18apu-ú-ta-an-ka-a-i a-a-pí e-ep-ri-wa šal-la-e-na
18bnu IGI.DU₈{ḪI.A} ku-e pa-a-ši-iš-ke-et na-at PA-NIBE-LÍ-ŠUAnd he breaks the eyes, and he prostrates himself.
19ane-eš-še-e-na e-ep-ri-ta pí-še-eš-ḫu-um
19bli-il-ḫu-wa-an da-išhe libates.
20aku-u-le-eš an-ti ti-ip-ša-a-ri u-la-ap-wa
20bar-ḫa da-a-li-eš-tén a-pa-a-at ut-tar nu-uš-ma-aš ta-⸢ma⸣-a-i ut-tarAfterwards, he pours a libation, and then he libates.
21aka₄-túl-li a-mu-u-ma-a-ap šal-ḫu-u-la ma-⸢ta⸣-ap-wa ka₄-túl-li
21bme-ma-aḫ-ḫi ḫa-at-re-eš-šar iš-ta-ma-aš-tén ḫa-at-ta-a-tar-ma-aš-ma-ašhe speaks: “The ḫatreš-svar-vessels, the hutta-tar-ma-jars,
22bme-mi-iš-ke-mihe speaks
23ka-mi-e-né-eš ka₄-ak-ka₄-ri ta-li-i-ia e-ep-ḫé-ni-ta-an ta-la-aḫ-ḫu-um e-ep-ḫé-e-ni ḫa-šar-ri pu-ú-zi-ḫu-um
24pu-ú-zi-ḫu-up ḫa-a-šar-ri na-aḫ-ḫa-ap ú-la-a-nu-u-um 𒀹 ka-a-am-mi ma-a-an-nu-u-pur ma-a-an-ni tar-šu-wa-a-ni
25ḫa-zi-ia-na ma-a-an-⸢ni⸣ e-ep-re-eš na-aḫ-ḫi-la-a-i te-li-i-ip-pa ḫa-a-u-li-ma-a-i-in a-ar-ti-i-ta-an
26e-ra-a-na pu-ú-ru te-e-lu tap-šu-ú a-ar-ti a-mu-lu-ú-tu-u-um du-ú-ni-du pu-ú-ta-an-ka-a-i
27a-a-pí e-ep-ri-wa ša-a-al-la-e-na *né*-eš-še-e-na e-ep-re-e-ta pí-še-eš-ḫu-um
28[g]i-i-lu-ši-iš-kán {NINDA}ku-gul-la-an UDUN-ni-ia-az pa-ra-a šal-la-an-na-i pa-ra-a-an-kán UDUN-ia-az ḫu-it-ti-at... he pours the kugullu-bread on the altar, he takes the šallannu-beer, and he places it upon the altar.
29[na-an-k]án an-da Ì-i šu-ú-ni-at ša-ak-ni-ia-an-kán an-da šu-ú-ni-at na-aš-za e-ša-at na-an a-da-a-an-na da-išAnd he pours oil into the hand of Šakniya, and he fills the hand with oil, and then he places it in the hand.
30[Ú-UL g]i-i-lu-ú-ši-iš nu an-tu-wa-aḫ-ḫa-aš {LÚ}ut-ni-ia-aš-ḫa-an ku-in BE-EL-ŠU i-e-zi nu-uš-ša-an a-pé-e-da-ni... he does not libate, and Antuwahḫa, the šuniya-priest, takes the hand of his lord, and he goes.
31[URU-ri] EGIR-an IGI.DU₈{ḪI.A} da-a-an-na ma-ak-nu-ut na-aš me-ek-ki šu-u-ul-li-it na-aš-ta nam-ma URU-an an-da Ú-ULAfterwards, he places the eye-stones on the ground, and he eats the meat, and then he does not go to the city.
32[a-uš-z]i na-an-za PA-NIBE-⸢LÍ-ŠU⸣ i-ši-ia-aḫ-ḫu-u-an-zi tar-ḫu-er nu IGI.DU₈{ḪI.A} ku-e pa-a-ši-iš-ke-et na-at PA-NIBE-LÍ-ŠU li-il-ḫu-wa-an da-iš... he goes, and he takes the libation vessel, and they take the eyeglasses. And he libates ...
33[ku-u]-le-eš an-ti ti-ip-ša-a-ri u-la-ap-wa ⸢ka₄-túl⸣-li a-mu-u-ma-a-ap šal-ḫu-u-la ma-a-ta-ap-pa ka₄-túl-li
34[a]r-ḫa da-a-li-eš-tén a-pa-a-at ut-tar nu-uš-ma-aš ta-ma-⸢i⸣ u[t-t]ar me-ma-aḫ-ḫi ḫa-at-re-eš-šar iš-ta-ma-aš-tén ḫa-at-ta-a-tar-ma-a[š-m]a-aš me-mi-iš-ke-mi... he pours a libation, he opens the mouth, and then he libates. Then he speaks: “The ḫarreš-svar-vessels, the huttatar-ma-jars ...
35[ku-u]m-ti i-te-en-na-ni-iš ḫé-lu-u-wa pa-a-aš-tu-u-um ḫi-ri-⸢i⸣-ti du-ú-ri-ia a-am-mu-u-um a-al-la-a-an-ni
36[i]š-pí-ia-ti-il a-aš-ḫu-ú-i a-le-e-u-up ḫa-wu-ru-u-un-ni pa-i-ri-ma u-pí-né-eš ši-da-a-ra šu-ḫu-un-né-eš
37[a-a]-i pa-i-ri pu-ú-i šu-u-ni sí-ik-ku-ul-li e-ḫé-ep(-)šu-ul-⸢li-i⸣-ma e-ke-e-ni wa-an-ta-ni ḫé-ra-a-ri
38[i-t]e-⸢en-ni⸣ ḫa-ši-ma-a-i ⸢pa-a⸣-ru iš-ta-ni-ta i-te-en-ni a-lu-i-ip ḫi-il-li iš-ta-ni-ta i-ia-at pa-i-li-ia-né-eš
39[ši-da-a-r]a ⸢šu-ḫu-un⸣-né-eš kum-ti i-te-en-na-né-eš ši-da-a-ar-na ku-lu-u-ru-um i-ti-⸢ia⸣ kum-ti {D}IŠKUR-aš [ ]
40[ ]x x[ ](-)e(-)[ ]x ⸢ku-ú-ta⸣-i-iš šu-ú-ki pí-il-le-e-ni a-li-ip-ši ši-i-e-ni
41[{LÚ}NAGAR] AN.ZA.GÀR-an ⸢wa-al⸣-li-i[a]-an-ni ú-e-te-et nu-uš-ši-kán ḫu-u-t[a]-nu-uš kat+ta-an-ta ták-na-a-aš {D}UTU-i kat+t[a a]r-nu-utThe carpenter of the throne ... and he ... And he, above, below, the Sun-deity, below
42[ ]-ul-lu-ud-du-[u]š-ma ša-ra-a ne-pí-ši ma-an-ni-in-ku-wa-aḫ-ḫa-aš ú-e-te-et-ma-an ku-iš na-an mar-la-a-[an-za]... he goes, and in the morning, when he comes, he places it on the table.
43[ku-uz-za] a-ap-pa ḫu-u-ur-za-ke-u-an da-iš ú-e-te-et-wa-mu ku-iš ma-an-wa-aš-ši-kán ki-iš-šar-aš ar-ḫa du-wa-ar-n[a-at-t]a-ri... he pours a libation, and he places it on the table. And he libates ...
44[ku-un-na-aš-m]a-⸢an⸣-ši-kán iš-ḫu-⸢na-a⸣-uš [a]r-ḫa ú-i-šu-u-ri-ia-at-ta-ri IŠ-ME {LÚ}NAGAR nu-uš-ši-kán ŠÀ-ŠU an-da ⸢i⸣-[da-a-l]a-u-eš-taAnd he libates to him. And the carpenter, and the hand of the ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
45[nu-za {LÚ}NAGAR] ⸢PA⸣-NIZI-ŠU me-mi-iš-ke-zi ku-wa-at ú-e-te-nu-un ku-in ku-ut-ta-an nu-mu ḫu-u-ur-za-ke-zi nu {LÚ}NAGARAnd the carpenter speaks: “It is a kuwat-vessel, it is an uttenu-veillon, and he libates, and the Carpenter ...
46[A-NAAN.ZA.GÀR] ḫu-u-ur-ta-in te-et wa-al-aḫ-du-ia-an {D}IŠKUR-aš AN.ZA.GÀR nu-uš-ši ša-a-ma-nu-uš še-er ḫu-i-nu-ud-du... the ḫurta-vessel, the ... of the storm-god of the horizon, and the šamānuš-beer ...
47[ ]-ar-ši-kán kat+ta-an-ta a-mi-ia-ri ma-uš-du SIG₄-ma-kán kat+ta-an-ta ÍD-i ma-uš-du... below, he pours a libation. The brickwork below, the river is poured.
48[kum-ti ma-a-an-n]u-u-pur ma-a-an-ni tar-šu-wa-[a]-ni an-ti pu-ú-ut-ki ma-a-an-ni at-ta-i-wi tu-u-ru-wi te-ḫé-eš-tap
49[ta-al-mu-u]-wa-ap [a]t-ta-i a-mu-u-lu-tu-um at-ta-i-pí-né-eš-ša e-né-eš ši-ti-la-a-i
50[Ú-UL] AN.ZA.GÀR nu an-tu-wa-⸢aḫ⸣-ḫa-aš a-pa-a-aš DUMU-aš at-ti-iš-ši ku-iš me-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-ta {LÚ}KÚR-aš na-aš šal-le-eš-ta... not of the throne, and Antuwaḫa, apša, the son, and he, instead of him, the cult actor, ...
51[na-aš e]-la-aš-na a-ar-aš na-aš-ta nam-ma at-ta-aš-ša-an an-da Ú-UL ⸢a-uš⸣-zi ŠAA-BI-ŠU-ma-an DINGIR{MEŠ}And above, above, and above, but he does not take it, and the gods
52[ ] ḫu-wa-ar-ta-an ḫar-kán-zi... they set ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
53[ku-u-le]-eš an-ti ti-ip-ša-a-ri u-la-ap-pa ka₄-túl-li a-mu-u-ma-a-ap šal-ḫu-u-la [m]a-ta-ap-pa ka₄-túl-li
54[ar-ḫa d]a-a-li-eš-tén a-pa-a-at [u]t-tar nu-uš-ma-aš ta-ma-i ut-tar me-ma-aḫ-ḫi ḫa-at-re-eš-šar ⸢iš-ta⸣-ma-aš-tén ḫa-at-ta-a-tar-ma-aš-ma-aš me-mi-iš-ke-mi... he pours a libation. And he speaks: “Oh, oh, ḫatreš-shar, ... Oh, he libates a lament.
55[ta]-a-li ⸢ta⸣-ḫu-u-pí ša-šar-ri ki-wu-ri i-ta-ar-ra-a-i zé-er-re-e-né-eš ⸢ḫa⸣-a-al-la-a-i ša-a-an-né-eš
56[mu]-ú-šu-un-né-eš ši-ia-lu-u-šu-um a-ap-ri pí-il-la-ne-e-⸢wa⸣ ki-ra-ar-né-eš du-ú-ri-i-e
57[e]-še ši-il-ta-nu-ru-um a-ar-ni-il a-aš-ḫu-ú-e a-li-ia-ap ḫa-wu-ru-u-un-[ni] ši-ia-le-e-ri
58[u]-pí-né-eš ši-da-a-ra ta-a-le-e-né-eš a-a-i ši-ia-li-ri pu-ú-i šu-u-ni ši-ik-[k]u-ul-li [e-ḫe-e]p-
59šu-ul-li-i-ma i-ke-e-ni pa-an-ta-ni ḫé-ra-a-ri mu-šu-ú-ni ḫa-ši-ma-a-i pa-a-r[u i]š-ta-ni-i-ta
60mu-šu-ú-ni a-lu-i-ip ḫi-il-li i-iš-ta-ni-ta i-ia-at ši-ia-li-i-e-né-[eš ši-da]-⸢a⸣-ra ta-le-e-né-eš
61ta-a-li ⸢mu⸣-šu-[u]n-né-e[š ši]-ta-a-ar-na ku-lu-u-ru-um i-te-i-e ta-a-li {D}[IŠKUR-aš ]x-x-ni ki-ra-ar-ni
62ku-ú-ta-i-i[š ]x x x[ ] pí-il-le-e-ni ša-ka-re-e-il-la ši-i-e-⸢ni⸣
u. Rd.
63⸢ta-a-li⸣ ma-[a-an-nu-u-pur ma-a-an]-ni ⸢tar⸣-š[u]-wa-a-ni šu-um-ni-iš-k[i]-ma-a-an-[n]i [ ]x[ ]-l[a?-
64te-ḫé-eš-tap t[a-al-mu-u-wa-ap ]x-a-[ ] 2? [
65na-a-pu-u-ḫa-a-ra-x[
66ḫar-ra-an-kán GIŠ-ru x[ š]a-ra-⸢a⸣ [... the wood ... in the ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
67ANŠE-ma-at-kán [ ]x-ti-[The horse ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
68pí-[ ]x x[ ]x-ta [ ]x-⸢zi⸣ xx x x(-)al-d[i?(-)... he takes ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
69[ ti-it-nu-ut-ma-a]n k[u-i]š nu mar-la-a-an-za GIŠ-ru-wa-an-za... and he places it on the throne.(lower confidence: line is broken)
70[ ]x ti-⸢it⸣-nu-ut-mu ku-iš... he drinks ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
71[ma-an-wa]-aš-[ši]-kán [k]i-i[š-šar-aš ar-ḫa] du-wa-ar-na-at-ta-atAnd he places it on the hearth of the king.(lower confidence: line is broken)
lk. Rd.
1ku-un-na-aš-ma-an-ši-kán iš-ḫu-na-a-uš ar-ḫa [ ŠÀ-ŠU an-da-a]nAnd he places it on the hearth ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
2i-da-a-la-u-eš-ta nu-za ḫa-an-da-a-an-za PA-NIZ[I-ŠU me-mi-iš-ke-zi nu GIŠ]-i... he takes, and he places it on the table, and the wood ...
3ḫa-an-da-a-an-za ḫu-u-ur-ta-in te-et wa-al-aḫ-du-ia-a[t {D}IŠKUR-aš GIŠ-ru ] A-NAPA₅... the ḫandānza-vessel, the hurtain, the wood of the Storm-god, the herdsman ...
4mu-wa-an-ta-ru {GIŠ}pár-aš-tu-e-eš-ma-kán an-da ú-e-te-ni iš-ḫu-[wa-a-an-ta-ru ]x za-az-ga-a-iAnd he places it on the throne, and he sets it up.
5na-aš GAL-le-eš-ta na-aš e-la-aš-ni a-ar-aš nu-za UM-MI-A-AN-ŠU ⸢za⸣-az-ga-a-⸢i⸣ [ ]x x[ ]xAnd the great one, and above, ... and he ... ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
6ḫa-aḫ-ra-an-ni a-ki UR.GI₇-ša-aš-kán i-wa-a[r ]x[And he ... like a dog ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
7ŠA-PAL[{GIŠ}Š]Ú.⸢A⸣ a-k[i ]x[... the hand ...(lower confidence: line is broken)

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