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KBo 4.12 (tlh:KBo 4.12)

CTH 87

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DesignationKBo 4.12
IDtlh:KBo 4.12
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 87

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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1UM-MA {D}UTU-ŠI {m}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR {URU}[ḪAT-TI]Thus (says) the Sun-deity, Ḫattušili, the great king, king of the land of Hattu.
2DUMU {m}mur-ši-li LUGAL GAL LUGAL KUR {URU}ḪAT-TI UR.SAGson of Muršili, great king, king of the land of Ḫattu, hero.
3Ù DUMU.DUMU-ŠU ŠA{m}šu-up-pí-lu-li-u-ma LUGAL GAL UR.SAGand his son, Šuppiluluma, the great king, warrior
4NUMUN {m}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li DUMU {URU}ku-uš-šar LUGAL GAL UR.SAGSeed of Ḫattušili, son of Kush, great king, hero.
5A-NA˽PA-NIA-BU-IA-mu kap-pí-in DUMU-an ḪUL-luTo Nabû-nādin-aḫiyamu, the kappi-priest, the evil-doer
6GIG.GIG-at nu-mu-kán A-BU-IA A-NA{m}mi-it-tan-na-A.A GAL DUB.SAR⸢{MEŠ}⸣The sick man, and the father, to Mittanaya the chief scribe
7ŠU-i da-a-iš na-aš-mu-kán an-da da!?-a-ri-ia-atHe holds it, and he places it on the table.
8nu-mu-kán GIG-az TI-nu-ut {m}⸢mi⸣-it-tan-na-mu-u-wa-aš-maAnd if he suffers from sickness, ittannu-muwa
9IŠ-⸢TU⸣A-BI-IA ka-né-eš-ša-an-za UN-aš e-eš-taAnd he places it on the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
10am-mu-uk-ka₄ ku-wa-pí GIG-az TI-nu-ut na-an-kán am-mu-uk-ka₄He says: “It is a sick person, they are alive! And he says:
11an-da ka-né-eš-ta nu-ut-ták-kán a-pád-da ka-né-eš-šu-u-wa-arAnd he places it, and he puts it on the table.
12ḫa-an-ti te-ek-ku-uš-še-eš-tain the ḫānti-vessels
13ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma-za A-BU-IA DINGIR-LIM-iš DÙ-at {m}NIR.GÁL-⸢iš-ma(?)⸣ ŠEŠ-IAAnd he, the son of the god, performs the ritual for Nirgal-išma.
14LUGAL-iz-na-an-ni e-ša-at am-mu-uk-ma-za GAL {LÚ}ME-ŠE-DIThe king of Išnanni, the chief bodyguard,
15e-šu-un nu {m}mi-it-tan-na-mu-u-wa-an {m}NIR.GÁL-iš x [ ]And Mittana-muwa, Nirgališ ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
16ŠEŠ-IA ka-né-eš-ta na-an pa-ra-a ḫu-it-ti-⸢ia⸣-atHe places it on the hearth, and he takes it away.
17nu-uš-ši {URU}ḫa-at-tu-ša-an pé-eš-ta am-me-el-la-⸢aš-ši a⸣-aš-šu-ulAnd in Ḫattuša, above, he is not(lower confidence: line is broken)
18tu-uk-ka₄-a-at {m}pu-ra-an-da-A.A-an-ma DUMU {m}mi-it-tan-na-mu-u-wais the responsibility of Purandaya, son of Mittanamuwa.
19da-a-aš na-an GAL DUB.SAR{MEŠ} i-ia-atHe takes it, and the chief scribe takes it.
20GIM-an-ma-za ŠEŠ-IA DINGIR-LIM-iš DÙ-at {m}úr-ḫi-{D}10-up-an-ma DUMU ŠEŠ-IAWhen the prayer of the god is performed, Urḫi-Adad-upanma, son of the prayer
21ša-ra-a da-aḫ-ḫu-un na-an LUGAL-iz-na-an-ni ti-it-ta-nu-nu-unAnd he takes it away, and the king gives it back.
22{m}mi-it-tan-na-mu-u-wa-aš-ma ka-ru-ú ir-ma-li-an-za e-eš-taMittana-muwa, the kalû-priest, ...
23nu-uš-ma-aš-kán GAL DUB.SAR-UT-TA da-a-ma-uš UN{MEŠ}-ušAnd the chief scribe places them before the people.
24ar-nu-uš-ke-er {m}úr-ḫi-{D}10-up-aš-ma-mu ma-a-an ḪUL-lu-uš-šaAnd Urḫi-Adad-upašmamu, because of his evil,
25e-eš-ta am-mu-uk-ma IŠ-TUINIM {m}mi-it-tan-na-mu-u-waAnd he speaks thus: “Mittanamuwa
26Ú-UL-pát ka-ru-uš-ši-ia-nu-un nu A-NADUMU{MEŠ} {m}mi-it-tan-na-mu-u-waThey do not libate, and to the sons of Mittanamuwa
27še-er me-mi-ia-aḫ-ḫa-at nu-uš-ma-aš-kán GAL DUB.SAR-UT-TAAbove, he speaks, and the Great Scribe
28ku-i-e-eš da-a-ma-uš ar-nu-uš-ke-er nu-uš-ma-ša-at Ú-ULAnd he places it, and he does not ...
29𒀹a-ra-an-nu-uḫ-ḫa nu A-NAGAL DUB.SAR-UT-TI“Arannuḫa, the chief scribe,
30{m}UR.MAḪ.LÚ-in DUMU {m}mi-it-tan-na-mu-u-wa ti-it-⸢ta⸣-[nu-nu-un]Urmaḫ, son of Mittanamuwa, ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
31[ am-mu]-⸢uk⸣ LUGAL-iz-zi-aḫ-ḫa-at am-mu-u[k... the king of Izziaḫhat ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
32[ {m}mi-it-ta]n⸢-na-mu⸣-u-wa ŠÀ-ta-pát e-eš-ta [... Mittanamuwa ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
33[ {m}mi-it-tan-na-m]u-u-wa ar-ḫa Ú-UL [... Mittanamuwa does not ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
34[ ]x nu x[... and ...(very low confidence: a guess)
Rs.
1′x [ ] x ⸢AN⸣ [
2′a-ra-an-ta-ru nu [... he smote, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-du-ma-at [ ] x x{MEŠ} x [... the ...s ... ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′DUMU.DUMU{MEŠ} {D}UTU-ŠI QA-TAM-MA ⸢pa⸣-aḫ-ša-an-du nu xx x [ ] xx [The sons of Šamaš stand together, and ...
5′nu {D}UTU-ŠI GIM-an {m}ḫa-at-tu-ši-li-iš {f}pu-du-ḫé-pa-aš-⸢ša MUNUS.LUGAL⸣ GALAnd the Sun-deity, like Ḫattušiliš, Puduḫepaša, the great queen,
6′{m}a-li-iḫ-ḫe-eš-ni-in {LÚ}ḫa-li-pí-en {m}UR.MAḪ.LÚ-in GAL DUB.SAR{MEŠ}Aliḫešni, the cult singer, (and) Urmahlu, the chief scribe,
7′{m}ad-du-wa-an {m}ŠEŠ-zi-na DUMU{MEŠ} {m}mi-it-tan-na-A.AAndduwan, Šuzina, sons of Mittanaya
8′ka-né-eš-ta kat-ta-ma DUMU-ni DUMU.DUMU{MEŠ}-ni DUMU {D}UTU-ŠI DUMU.DUMU{MEŠ} {D}UTU-ŠIAnd below, the sons, the grandson(s), the son(s) of Šamaš-lēšir, the grandsons of [Šaši]
9′NUMUN {f}pu-du-ḫé-pa MUNUS.LUGAL GAL PAB-an-du nu-kán ... ŠA{D}UTU-ŠI aš-šu-la-an an-da le-eThe seed of Puduḫepa, the great queen, all together, and ... the Sun-deity ...
10′da-li-ia-an-zi nu-uš-ma-aš-kán aš-šu-la-ašthey go, and likewise,
11′A-ŠAR-ŠU-NU-ia le-e ú-e-eḫ-ta-rihe takes away from his hands.
Rs....
Rs. 12″ke-e-da-ni ud-da-ni-i {D}10 {URU}ḪAT-TI {D}UTU {URU}PÚ-na-iaWhen the Storm-god of Ḫattu, the Sun-God of Panaya,

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