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CTH 805

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DesignationKBo 36.11+
IDtlh:KBo 36.11+
LanguageSumerian
GenreCTH 805

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-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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1′[ ] xx [
2′{D}asal-l[ú-ḫiAsalluḫi
3′á-sàg [gi]g-[gareed fence
4′a-a-ni {D+}en-[ki-rafor his father Enki
5′inim-⸢zu⸣ mu-u[n?he named it (this statuette).
6′inim-z[u i]b?-[he made a claim
7′dumu?-mun[us] la [daughter(?) not
8′nam-⸢igi!⸣-[ḫú]l!-ḫúl!-[to be admired(?)
9′nam-⸢gal⸣-gal x [The greatness of the greatness
10′lú-⸢lipiš⸣-a g[ig?Lu-elipiš-ea, doorman
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1′lú ⸢šag₄⸣-dab-ba [ ] x [the man of the šag-edabba (temple)
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2′lú [š]ag₄ ba-an-š[i-íb-dùg]-ge li-⸢ba-šu⸣ [If a man is struck by a hand, may he release him
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3′nam-érim-⸢e⸣ [ ]-a ma-mi-ta DINGIR a-na aš-ri-⸢ša⸣ [“Do not be afraid, O god, to Ašriya
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4′dingir-r[e]-ne šu d[ù ]-eš ti-ri-iṣ ú-ba!-ni ša DINGIR ma-⸢la⸣ i-[The gods, the hand of the god Nergal, the arm of Tiris, the one who the god Ma’ela
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5′nun-lugal!-e-n[e ]-eš a-na ru-bé-e ša-ra-ni ú-ka-ni-[iš]The princes imposed it upon him as a pledge.
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6′an-na [b]a-te an-[ -e]š a-na AN iṭ-ḫé-ma AN-ú a-na pá-ti-šú-[nu ú-ṭi-ib]“At that time, heaven was opened to heaven and heaven opened its face to heaven.
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7′ki-a [b]a-te k[e ]-ge! a-na KI iṭ-ḫé-ma KI ⸢ana⸣ pá!-ti-šú-[nu ú-ṭi-ib]On earth he approached the ground and opened his eyes to the ground.
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8′igi-b[i-š]è ní-[ ḫ]u!-luḫ!-e-dè a-na pa-ni-šu pu-luḫ-ḫé-tu₄ ka-an-sà a-na ar-[ki-šu](As for) the one who sees him, may he be pacified before him. May he become calm.
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9′igi-[du₈-d]u₈-bi-š[è ]-e-ne a-na a-mi-ri-šú ka-mi-is šu-luḫ zi!-kir [“Its eyes were opened for his eyes, it was full of fearsomeness
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10′kíg!-b[úr]-re-ta [ g]ál-la ši-pir₆ piš-ra!-ti el-le-ti ša i+na q[á!-ti-šu]a pure scepter, which is in his hand
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11′nam-ti zi-šà!-[gál ] ⸢gál!⸣-a ⸢ba-la⸣-aṭ na-púš-ti MUNUS ŠID KI ša ina [for the life of life, egāl-ea-plant, ala-e-at, the napûtu-plant of a woman born in that place
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12′šag₄-t[ù]r šà-l[á-sù za-gìn-n]a [šu-t]a-ga [ ] x ri-me-nu-ú li-pit ka₄-ti u[q-ni-i]šagtû-plant, sulphur, zagi-na, ..., rīmenu-plant. May he open the gate!
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13′⸢alan-sig₅⸣-ga-g[in₇ gub-b]u-ta-na ⸢ALAM⸣ bu-un-na-⸢ni⸣-e dám-⸢qu⸣ li-iz-z[iz]When he stands in the E-alam-eĝa like a statue of himself, may he stand (in prayer) for him.
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14′lú mu-p[à]d-bi-[šè ] gi-gi a-na ša ⸢šum⸣-šú iz-ku-ru ŠÀ-bu aš-ri!-ša li-[ti-ir]May he be the one who removes the reed fence from the house of his father-in-law. May his name be preserved.
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15′nam-r[i]-ma [ d]ub-dub-bé ma-mi-tu₄ ⸢a-na⸣ aš-ri-ša li-[ti-ir]May the scribal art be exalted, may it be restored to its place
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16′nam-ér[im d]ub-dub-bé ma-mi-tu₄ a-na a-mi-lam ša-⸢a⸣-[ti] li-pu-u[ṣ]May the oath of the scribal art be performed for the goddess of the heavens.
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17′níg-ak-a [ ]-dub-dub-bé kiš-pu ru-ḫu-ú a-wi-lam [ ] lu-u[p-pu-tu]“Let the witchcraft, magic, sorcery against a man
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18′tu-ra [ ] níg-gig im!-gig-ga-a mur-ṣú ta-di-ru ša a-na m[a-r]u-⸢uš⸣-[tiThe niŋgi-illness (is) the illness. The muršbu-disease (is a synonym of) the tadiru-dwelling which is for Arû-ēdušēri.
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19′dadag za-za [ ] ⸢in⸣-gub-gu[b-b]é i+na ša-ḫa-aṭ LÚ i+na ka-ma-[ti li-i]t-ta-zizMay the pure radiance of the e’in-gubbubbi plant stand in the mouth of the man.
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20′nam-ri-m[a ] x-ta-[b]é mi-qít ma-mi-ti ša a-na it-[ ] la UD x [“It is bright and ..., the misfortune of the land, which was not ...
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21′zà-šè! in!-[ su di]n-gin₇ in-dal-[ ] i+na i-te-e li-it-al-l[ak ki-ma š]u-ti₄-ni [He swore an oath, he walked along the street like a man's.
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22′anše-edin-n[a-gin₇ ] ⸢in⸣-du-[ ki-ma sìr-ri-im x [ ] x x [Like a rolling donkey ... the e’indu-plant like a širru-plant ...
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23′su gú [ ] ba-an-ši-in-[ ] ri-šu-tu₄ ša z[u-um-ri-šuhe fashioned a šūgu-garment.
{€1+2} Vs. 34′/
24′ìmma!-alan x [ ] šu im-[ ] bu-un-na-ni-[šúa statue of himself
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25′giš-ge-e[n- ] ba-an-ši-in-⸢gi⸣-[gi] mi-na-ti-šú! [He returned the reed fence to its place
{€1+2} Vs. 36′/
26′sa-a ní-[ ] ba-an-ši-in-dub-[dub-bé] še-er-ʾ-a-a[n(Sum) The saŋ drum, the nīnu drum (Akk) It was the drum that was slackening the ... drum
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27′sag-še lá!-x[ ] in-gub-gub-[bé] i-ta-ti-š[úHe did not ... his head, he did not stand (there)
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28′a-ga-bi-š[è ] a-na ar-k[i-šuto his father
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29′á-šu-šu [ ] šu im-[ ] x mi-⸢na-ti⸣-[šuHis hand ... his misfortune
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30′ka-a-ni [gál -i]n-tag₄-[tag₄-ge] a-[His mouth is full of tears, woe!
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31′{D}asal-lú-ḫi [ ] ba-⸢an⸣-[Its Asalluḫi temple was built.
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42′tu₆-tu₆ abz[u- ] nam-m[u-The incantation of Abzû is not to be undone.
43′udug ḫul RAB? [ ] a an-na x [udug ḫul rabb(?)
44′a-lá ḫul {D}iškur-gin₇ m[i?Alas, like Ishkur
45′ḫuš-a-aš gù m[u-u]n-na-an-[a cup of emmer
46′gedim ḫul lú im-gin₇ gìri-sag-gá-[Like a brick, a man ... a reed mat
47′ugu nam-lú-[u₁₉]-lu-ta [upon humanity
48′gal₅-la ḫul lú x-[g]in₇ šul xx x [The galla demon ... like a man
49′nam-lú-u₁₉-lu [Humanity
50′dingir ḫul ⸢sískur⸣ nu-⸢mu!⸣-un-zu-a RI₈ nam-lú-⸢u₁₉⸣-[lugod who does not know the esīskur temple
51′[ ]-GIŠ-gin₇ x NE TUR [Like a ... ...
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1[ N]E?-gin₇ [ ] nam-lú-u₁₉-lulike a human being
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2xx x NE-gin₇ x TUM? nag-nagLike ... drink(?)
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3su-ni-šè [ ] x nam-lú-u₁₉-lu RI x Á? x... humanity(?)
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4′inim-bi-e-ne gal₅-lá ḫul sískur nu-mu-un-zu-aTheir words were a galla demon that did not know a supplication
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5′ka-ba-a-ni nu-silim-mahis mouth will not be favourable, and
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6′{D+}en-líl-lá usu-e-ne xx xEnlil's strength
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7′{D+}en-ki galga-maḫ é-engur-ta ḫ[a-Enki, the great lamentation priest of E’engura, rejoiced
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8′dingir ḫuš ús-sa-ne-ne xx [ ] x [The gods of the ússû ritual
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9′ḫa-ba-ni-in-gaz [he shall kill
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10′igi-a-ni-šè [before him
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11′šul dingir nu-tuku ḫa-ba-an-tèg [May the one who has no personal god be reconciled with him
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12′ki-kúr-šè ḫa-⸢ba⸣-ra-ab-[may it be made into a place of prayer for you
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13′{D}asal-lú-ḫi [Asalluḫi
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14′gen-na dumu-gu₁₀ [Go, my child!
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15a-bi sikil-⸢la⸣ x [its father is pure
16lú-u₁₉-lu x[ ]-a-ni x [The man ...
17a-ga-n[i-šè g]i-izi-lá x [Aganiš, the torch ...
18tu₆-d[u₁₁ {D+}e]n?-ki!-ga-[the incantation priest of Enki
19du₁₁-ga {D+}en-⸢ki⸣ {D+}en-líl-le [By the command of Enki, Enlil
20šu nam-⸢tar⸣-ga-a-ni ḫé n[e?Hand of his divine majesty
21en-na u₄ ti-la šà-zu tab nu-ši-bi[lAs long as you live, your heart will not be satisfied
22lú-u₁₉-lu-bi ka-tar-zu ka-an-s[i-il-leIts people will praise you.
23gá lú-mu₇-mu₇ [I want to make sweet milk
24ka-tar-zu [your praise
25lú ḫul lú-bi [
26lú ḫul lú-bi [ Ḫ]UL? [(a kind of sulphur)
27si-dàra-maš tu-ra-a-ni-ta tèg-gi-ta-⸢a?⸣ [ ] ⸢SI⸣ a-[“Sidamaš, after you have brought him out, Teggita’ea
28šu-ne-[ne-a] šu-na ba-an-gar-re-e[šIn their hands they were placed
29gìri-ne-n[e]-⸢a⸣ gìri-na ba-an-gar-re-[ešThey placed the reeds in their groves
30ki-sì g[a? ]-ni-na-⸢a⸣ ki-šè ḫa-ba-an-ku₄-ru-[May he enter the netherworld for you
31sag-ki [ -r]a? ta-na-⸢ta⸣ [“You should not remove your forehead(?)
32é {D+}e[n- ] x ta ta-na-ta [The house of Enlil, what did you give?
33igi-bar-r[a? ] igi gul-gul-la-t [The one who sees, the one who destroys
34DU [ ]-ma-ra SAG₇ [DU means "to be beautiful."
35šul [ i]gi-bi-⸢šè⸣ du₈ ta-bi-šè [The king, my lord, should know (this).
36na x [ ] ⸢ka⸣-bi-⸢šè⸣ du₈ ta-bi-šè [... ... the gate of the tabiš temple
37na x [ sag?]-gá-a-b[é-šè?] zi-ga [... rising
38níg⸢è⸣ nígè nígnam-mu ús-bé [(Sum) The niŋītu priestess, the nerd, the hero, (Akk) I am the one who makes the nišu priestesses tremble
39ki-a d[í]m-bé ú an-na-ke₄ [On earth the gods of heaven
40za-lim-⸢bé⸣ [níg?] an-gin₇ šu nu-te-gá [Zalim-ebe, who like An does not fear
41ḫur-sa[g-gi]n₇ gul-gul-l[edestroyer of the ḫursaggina
42sa₇-alan-[ ] zi-⸢ir-zi⸣-[irthe beautiful statue of Zīrzir
43níg-gi[g
44níg-gi[g
45níg-⸢ní⸣-[Niĝeni
{€2} Interkol.
1′[ka-i]nim-ma ⸢udug⸣-ḫul-a-⸢kám⸣The ka'inima udug-vessel

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