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CTH 471

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DesignationKBo 34.78+
IDtlh:KBo 34.78+
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 471

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)
{€4} Vs. II
1′[nu {LÚ}A]ZUAnd the physician(low confidence: few signs survive)
2′[SÍSKUR ḫu-u-ma-an ša-ra-a da-a-i] [na-at dam]-mi-liHe places the sacrificial sheep on the hearth, and to Dammili.
3′[pé-e-di pé-e-da-a-i]He goes, he goes.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′[nu {LÚ}AZU dam-mi-li pé-e-di 2-ŠU 7 ḫ]u-up-ru-⸢uš⸣-ḫi-inAnd the cupbearer of Ammili goes twice, seven hupruḫi-vessels
5′[ḫa-an-da-a-ez-zi] [EGIR ḫu-up-ru-uš-ḫi-ma 2-ŠU] ⸢7⸣ {GIŠ}la-aḫ-ḫu-u-ra-a[n]... he takes. Afterwards, twice ... 27 laḫura-vessels ...
6′[da-a-i]he takes.(low confidence: few signs survive)
7′[na-aš-ta A-NA 1 {GIŠ}la-aḫ-ḫu-u-ra kat-ta kiš-ša]n ḫa-an-da-a-ez-ziAnd he goes down to one laḫura-vessel below.
8′[32 {DUG}ḫu-pu-wa-a-i nu 16 {DUG}ḫu-pu-wa-a-i]32 cups, and 16 cups(lower confidence: line is broken)
9′[IŠ-TU KAŠ.GEŠTIN šu-u-wa-an] [16 {DUG}ḫu-pu-wa-a-i-ma] ⸢IŠ-TU LÀL⸣ ...... he pours wine ... 16 hupuwa-vessels ...
{€2} Rs. III
1′[8-na] KI.MIN A-NA {⸢D⸣}[ḫé-pát ši-pa-an-ti]Eight times, ditto, he libates to Ḫepat.
2′⸢9-na KI.MIN A-NA {⸢D⸣}[iš-ḫa-a-ra ši-pa-an-ti]Secondly, he libates to Išḫara.(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′10-na KI.MIN A-NA {⸢D⸣}[al-la-a-ni ši-pa-an-ti]ten times, ditto, he libates to Allani.
4′11-ma KI.MIN A-NA {⸢D⸣}[ni-ig-ga-lu ši-pa-an-ti]Afterwards, he libates to Niggalu.(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′[12]-ma KI.MIN A-NA [{D}IŠTAR ši-pa-an-ti]Afterwards, he libates to Ištar.(lower confidence: line is broken)
6′[13-ma] ⸢KI.MIN⸣ [A-NA {D}GUL-ša-aš DINGIR.MAḪ ši-pa-an-ti]Thirteen times he libates to GULša and Ilīmaḫ.
{€3+1} Rs. III
1′1[4-ma ḫu-up-ru-u]š-ḫi-in ⸢A⸣-[NA {D}na-a-pár-wi {D}šu-u-wa-u-la]Fourteen ḫuprušhi-vessels for Naparwi and Šulwa.
2′{⸢D⸣}[a-i-ú-un] ⸢e⸣-kal-du {D}⸢ša⸣-[a-lu-uš pí-te-in-ḫi]The god Aiu, the kaldu-priest, the god Ša-alu-uš, ...
3′{⸢D⸣}⸢a⸣-[dam-ma] {D}ku-pa-wa {D}ḫa-šu-u[n-tar-ḫi DINGIR{MEŠ}-na ḫé-e-ia-ru-un-na]To Adamma, Kupawa, Ḫašuntarḫi, the gods, to the ...
4′aš-t[u-ḫi-n]a ši-pa-an-tihe libates to Aštuḫina.(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′nu 2 G[I d]a-a-i nu ŠA {D}IŠKUR {GIŠ}ŠÚ.A ku-⸢e⸣-[ez ar-t]a-riAnd he takes two ... and the weapon of the Storm-god is in his hand.
6′nu GI{[ḪI.A]} A-NA {GIŠ}ŠÚ.A ḫa-an-te-ez-zi-ia-az [pé-ra-a]nAnd the reeds into the hand ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
7′KÁ.GAL [i]-e-ez-zi na-aš-ta SÍG a-an-da-ra-⸢an⸣He goes to the gate, and he pours a libation of wool.
8′še-⸢er ar⸣-ḫa ḫu-it-ti-ia-iand he places it on the ground.(lower confidence: line is broken)
9′n[u 2 MUŠE]N da-a-i na-aš-ta 1-EN MUŠEN-in ZAG-az an-da ḫa-m[a-an-ki]And he takes two birds, and he places one bird on the right.
10′[1 MUŠEN-ma]-kán GÙB-la-az an-da ḫa-ma-an-ki... one bird, standing, to the right ...
{€1} Rs. III
11′[EGIR] KÁ.GAL-ma 2 ḫu-up-ru-uš-ḫi-in ŠA GIŠ i-e-ez-ziAfterwards, at the gate, he pours two ḫuprušhin-vessels of wood.
12′[nu 1-E]N EGIR KÁ.GAL ZAG-az da-a-i 1-EN-ma EGIR KÁ.GALAnd he places it once behind the gate. Once behind the door
13′[GÙB-l]a-az da-a-iHe places it on the left.(lower confidence: line is broken)
14′[nu ZA]G-aš ku-iš ḫu-up-ru-uš-ḫi-iš na-an-kán ŠA {D}UTUAnd on the right and on the left of the ḫuprušhi-vessel, and of the Sun-deity.
15′[i-n]i-ia-an-na-a-ḫi ši-pa-an-ti... he libates ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
16′[GÙB]-la-az-ma ku-iš ḫu-up-ru-uš-ḫi-iš na-an-kán ŠA {D}[IŠTAR]On the left, he places a ḫuprušhi-vessel, and of Ishtar.
17′[ni-iš-ḫ]i-in-zi šu-u-un-ti-in-na-a-an-zi ši-pa-an-tiThey libate, they pour a libation, he libates
18′[na-aš-ta MÁ]Š.TUR na-ak-ku-uš-ša-ḫi-ti A-NA DINGIR{MEŠ} DINGIR˽LÚ{MEŠ}And the small boat, the nakku-šaḫiti-vessel, for the gods, the men,
19′[DINGIR{MEŠ}˽MUNUS{MEŠ}] tar-na-iThe women's gods bow down.
20′[ma-a-an-za ki-i-ma SÍ]SKUR BE-LUM GAL ⸢ku-iš⸣-ki ši-pa-an-ti ...And he libates like the offering of the great lord.
{€3} Rs. IV
2′[ar-ḫa-ma-at ši-ḫi-il-l]i-ia-ašAfterwards, from the šiḫilli-vessel(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′[ú-i-te-ni-it tar-na-i] [na-aš-ta EN SÍSKU]R ...... he takes the tarnānu-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′[{D}UTU-i me-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-da ti-i-e-⸢ez-zi] [nu ke]-⸢e⸣ wa-aš-šiHe goes before the Sun-deity, and he speaks thus:
5′[ta-an-ga-ra-an-za e-ku-zi]He drinks from the tangara-vessel.(lower confidence: line is broken)
6′[nu-za EN SÍSKUR a-da-an-na e-ša-ri] [ma-aḫ-ḫa-a]n!-ma... the lord of the sacrifice ... and he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
7′[mi-iš-ti-li-ia me-ḫur ti-i-e-ez-zi] [nu nam-m]a 2 ḫu-up-ru-uš-ḫi-e-eš... he goes to the watercourse. And then two ḫupruš-vessels ...
8′[ḫa-an-da-a-an-zi] [na-aš-ta ḫa-an-te-ez-zi {GIŠ}BAN]ŠUR AD.KIDThey take the table, and they bring it to the table.
9′[TU₇˽BA.BA.ZA-kán ku-e-da-ni Ú-UL ki-it-ta-r]i nu-za {LÚ}AZUThe libation vessel of Babazanu is not ... and the physician ...
10′[1 MUŠEN.GAL da-a-i] [na-an-kán ŠA {D}10 ŠEŠ-ni i]t-kal-zi-iaHe places one big bird. Then he holds the hand of the Storm-god.
11′[ši-pa-an-ti]he libates.(low confidence: few signs survive)
12′[{GIŠ}BANŠUR-ma-kán ku-e-da-ni TU₇˽BA.BA.ZA ki-it-ta-r]iHe places it on the table. He pours a libation of bababza-beer.
13′[nu-za {LÚ}AZU 1 MUŠEN.GAL da-a-i] [na-an-kán A-NA {D}ZU]ENAnd the brewer gives one big bird. And to the Stag-god
14′[ḫu-u-ur-ni-iš-ši-ia ši-pa-an-ti]He libates in the ḫurnišši-vessel.(lower confidence: line is broken)
15′[nu-za {GIŠ}KÀ-AN-NU-UM-it ku-iš DUG-iš ši-ḫi-il-li-ia-aš ú-i]-te-ni-i[t]And he places it in a bowl of šiḫilliya-beer.
{€3} Rs. IV 16″[šu-u-wa-an-za ar-ta-ri] [nu-kán {LÚ}AZU a-pé-e-ez še-er a]r-ḫa... he libates. Then the priest comes up. ...

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