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CTH 476

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DesignationKBo 5.1
IDtlh:KBo 5.1
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 476

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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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Vs. I
1UM-MA {m}pa-a-pa-ni-ik-ri {LÚ}pa-ti-li ŠA KUR {URU}kum-ma-an-niThus Papanikri, the pati-official of the land of Kummanni:
2ma-a-an MUNUS-za ḫar-na-a-ú-i e-eš-zi nu {DUG}DÍLIM.GALWhen the woman comes, he takes the large vessel.
3ḫar-na-a-u-wa-aš ḫu-ni-ik-ta-ri na-aš-ma {GIŠ}GAGThe ḫarna-uwaš-vessel is a hut, and the table
4du-wa-ar-na-at-ta-ri nu-za ma-a-an MUNUS-TUM na-a-ú-i“Duwarnattarī, when the woman speaks,’
5ḫa-a-ši na-aš-kán a-pí-ia-pát an-da e-eš-zi nu {GIŠ}DUB?{ḪI.A}And he takes the apotropa, and the tablets
6EGIR-pa ḫa-aš-ša-an-zi nu nam-ma Ú-UL šu-up-píAfterwards, they libate, and then not a libation
7nu {LÚ}pa-ti-li-iš ḫar-na-a-ú ša-ra-a da-a-iAnd the chanter takes the ḫarna-vessel.
8Ú-NU-TE{MEŠ}-ia-kán ku-e an-da-an na-at ša-ra-a da-a-iAnd he places it on the breasts.
9na-at-kán ma-aḫ-ḫa-an KÁ-aš pa-ra-a ar-nu-zi nu KÁ-ašAnd he goes up to the gate, and the gate
10pé-ra-an 1 MUŠEN A-NA {D}a-li-ta-pa-ra wa-ar-nu-zibefore one bird to Ali-tapara they take.
111 MUŠEN-ma A-NA DINGIR{MEŠ} URU-LIM wa-ar-nu-ziOne bird to the gods of the city they call out.
12nam-ma ḫar-na-a-ú Ú-NU-TE{MEŠ}-ia ši-na-ap-ši-iaAnd the ḫarnû-vessels, the ši-nap-ṣīya-beer
13pé-e-da-a-i na-at a-ra-aḫ-za dam-mi-li pé-di da-a-iHe places it on the table, and he places it in the middle of the table.
14nu-za-kán MUNUS-TUM an-da-an-pát ḫa-a-ši {LÚ}pa-ti-li-iš-šaAnd he libates to the woman. The chanter ...
15A-NA MUNUS-TUM ki-iš-ša-an te-ez-zi ar-⸢ḫa-wa⸣-zaHe goes to the woman in a calm manner.
16a-ri-ia I-NA {É}ka-ri-im-mi-wa-at-ták-kán ku-ithe takes, in Karimmiwattakka he holds.
17an-da ša-ga!-a-iš ki-ša-atAnd he places it on the ground.
18nu-za ar-ḫa a-ri-ia-zi nu-uš-ši ma-a-an DINGIR-LUM ku-iš-kiAnd he rises up, and he says: “O god, you are the one who ...
19kar-tim-mi-ia-u-wa-an-za na-an-za ši-pa-an-ti nam-ma 2 {DUG}DÍLIM.GALHe libates to Kartimmiya-uwanza, and then two large vessels
20ḫar-na-a-ú-wa-aš i-ia-zi NA-AK-TÁM-MA-ia-aš-ma-ašHe takes the ḫarna-wa-vessel, and the ...
212 {DUG}DÍLIM.GAL i-ia-zi 4 {GIŠ}GAG{ḪI.A}-ia i-ia-ziHe drinks two large vessels; he drinks four cups.
22nu 2 {GIŠ}BANŠUR da-a-i nu-uš-ša-an A-NA 1 {GIŠ}BANŠURAnd he takes two tables, and then to one table
231 {DUG}DÍLIM.GAL ḫar-na-a-ú-i 2 {GIŠ}GAG-ia da-a-i nam-ma-ia-aš-ša-anHe places one large vessel of ḫarna-beer, two bowls, and then he places it.
24A-NA 1 {GIŠ}BANŠUR 1 {DUG}DÍLIM.GAL ḫar-na-a-ú-i 2 {GIŠ}GAG-ia da-a-iHe places one table, one large vessel, and two tables.
25nam-ma IŠ-TU 2 MUŠEN ḫar-na-a-ú-i {GIŠ}GAG{ḪI.A}-ia ku-i-uš-šaThen two birds of the ḫarnû-vessels, on the table,
26ar-ḫa-ia-an iš-ḫar-nu-ma-ez-zi u-uz-zi-ia-ia ḫar-na-a-úAfterwards, he pours a libation, and he libates.
27pé-ra-an 2-ŠU IŠ-TU 2 UDU 4 MUŠEN-ia ši-pa-an-tiHe libates twice before two sheep and four birds.
28na-aš-ta UDU{ḪI.A} mar-kán-zi ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma {UZU}ÌAnd the sheep are slaughtered, and the oil
29zé-e-a-ri nu zé-e-ia-an-te-et ši-pa-an-tiHe libates, and he drinks.
30nu DINGIR{MEŠ} 2.TA.ÀM ka-lu-te-ez-ziAnd the two gods stand together.
31nam-ma ḫar-na-a-ú UZU.UDU NINDA{ḪI.A}-ia ku-e-uš pár-ši-ia-an-ni-iš-ke-etThen he breaks the meat and the loaves of bread.
32na-aš ša-ra-a da-a-i na-aš ši-na-ap-ši-ia pé-e-da-a-iHe places it on the ground, he places it in the hearth.
33na-aš ḫu-u-up-ru-uš-ḫi-ia ZAG-az da-pu-ša da-a-iHe places it on the right side of the ḫuprašhi-vessel.
34nu ši-na-ap-ši-ia 2.TA.ÀM u-uz-zi-ia IŠ-TU 2 UDUAnd he libates two times to Šinapšiya. Two sheep
354 MUŠEN-ia ši-pa-an-ti na-aš-ta UDU{ḪI.A} mar-kán-ziHe libates four birds, and they bring the sheep.
36ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma {UZU}Ì zé-e-a-ri nu zé-e-a-an-te-etAfterwards, he libates oil, and he drinks it.
37ši-pa-an-ti nu DINGIR{MEŠ} 2.TA.ÀM ka-lu-te-ez-ziHe libates, and the two gods sing.
38nu ŠA 4 UDU{ḪI.A} {UZU}Ì NINDA{ḪI.A}-ia ku-e-uš pár-ši-ia-an-ni-iš-ke-etAnd he breaks the four sheep, the fat and the bread.
39na-aš A-NA DINGIR-LIM EGIR-pa ḫi-in-ga-zi ḫar-na-a-ú-waAfterwards, he places it before the god.
40A-NA DINGIR-LIM EGIR-pa ḫi-in-ga-zi nu ki-iš-ša-an me-ma-iHe places it behind the god, and he speaks thus:
41ma-a-an-wa AMA-KA na-aš-ma A-BU-KA ap-pé-ez-zi-azAnd he goes to the mother and the father.
42ku-it-ki wa-aš-ta-nu-wa-an ḫar-kán-zi na-aš-ma-wa zi-ik... they place it, and they set it up.
43ka-a pa-ra-a ḫa-an-da-an-ni na-aš-ma za-aš-ḫi-it ku-it-kiAnd he places it before me, and he puts it before you.
44wa-aš-ta-nu-wa-an ḫar-ta nu ḫar-na-a-uš ḫu-u-ni-ik-ta-atAnd he places it on the table, and he sets it up.
45{GIŠ}GAG{ḪI.A}-ma-wa du-wa-ar-na-ad-da-at ki-nu-na-waThe throne-bearer, the ... of Kinuna,
46ka-a-ša DINGIR-LUM 2.TA.ÀM šar-ni-ik-taThereafter, the gods, two times, the šarniktu-offering
47nu BE-EL SÍSKUR pár-ku-iš nam-ma e-eš-duAnd the lord of the sacrifice performs it, and then he goes.
48ne-ku-uz me-ḫur-ma ši-na-ap-ši-ia-aš še-erHe drinks, and the šinapš-vessel is thick.
492 še-ḫe-el-li-iš-ki-uš pa-a-i ŠA še-ḫe-el-li-iš-ki-maHe gives two šeḫelliški-vessels. Then he gives the two ...
50ME-EL-QÉ-SÚ ki-iš-ša-an 2 {SÍG}ki-iš-ri-išThe lord of the house, instead of two woolen garments
514 {TÚG}ku-re-eš-šar 2 tar-pa-a-la-aš SÍG SA₅ 2 tar-pa-a-la-aš SÍG ZA.GÌN4 kureš-sar-garments, 2 red tarpala-cloths, 2 blue tarpala-cloth(s),
522 GÍN KÙ.BABBAR 2 za-ap-za-ga-i-ia na-at še-er2 shekels of silver, 2 zapzaga-vessels ...
53BE-EL SÍSKUR ši-ia-an ḫar-zi 2 {DUG}DÍLIM.GAL Ì.DU₁₀.GAThe lord of the sacrifice libates. Two large vessels of sweet oil
542 {DUG}GAL Ì.GIŠ 2 {DUG}GAL LÀL 40 NINDA.SIG{ḪI.A}2 large vessels of oil, 2 large bowls of lesser quality, 40 fine breads,
552 {NINDA}a-a-an 2 {DUG}ḫu-u-up-pár GEŠTIN 2 {DUG}ÚTUL pár-šu-u-urHe breaks two loaves of bread, two vessels of wine, two bowls.
56I-NA UD 2{KAM}-ma 2 tu-ḫal-zi ši-pa-an-da-an-ziOn the 2nd day they pour two libations, they libate.
57na-aš-ta a-pa-a-aš UD-az iš-tar-na pa-iz-ziAnd he goes on the day of the festival.
58I-NA UD 3{KAM}-ma ga-an-ga-ti pí-an-zi ...On the 3rd day they give libations.
Vs. II
1nu EN{MEŠ} SÍSKUR ši-na-ap-ši-ia pa-a-an-ziAnd the lords of the sacrifice go out.
2nu 2 MUŠEN ḫa-ra-at-ni wa-aš-du-li wa-ar-nu-wa-an-ziAnd two birds of the ḫaratnu-vessel, they libate.
31 SILA₄-ma e-nu-ma-aš-ši wa-ar-nu-wa-an-ziThey libate one lamb at night.
4ne-ku-uz me-ḫur-ma NINDA.GUR₄.RA šu-ni-ia-an-ziThey eat, and they place a loaf of bread.
5DUMU-ia šu-up-pí-ia-aḫ-ḫa-an-ziThey libate to my son.
6I-NA UD 4{KAM}-ma ši-na-ap-ši šu-up-pí-ia-aḫ-ḫa-an-ziOn the 4th day they libate šunappi-beer.
7na-aš-ta 1 UDU ad-da-aš DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš ši-pa-an-da-an-ziAnd they libate one sheep to the gods.
8ne-ku-uz me-ḫur-ma DINGIR-LUM an-da ú-da-an-ziThey drink in the libation vessel, and they bring the god in.
9na-an ma-aḫ-ḫa-an KÁ É-TIM ar-nu-wa-an-ziThey stand before the gate of the house.
10nu-za-an da-ma-i-iš {LÚ}pa-ti-li-iš ku-pa-ḫi-inAnd he places it before the cult actor.
11tar-na-a-i nu A-NA DINGIR-LIM me-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-daand he places it before the god.
12pu-u-ri-ia ši-pa-an-ti nu-uš-ši-kán DINGIR-LAMHe libates before me, and then the god
13ar-ḫa da-a-i na-an-kán É-ri an-da ú-da-a-iHe takes it, and he brings it to the house.
14nu 2 {GIŠ}i-ri-im-pí SÍG SA₅ SÍG ZA.GÌNAnd two irisimpi-vessels of red wool, of blue wool.
15SÍG ṢA-LI-IT-TA ku-e an-da iš-ḫi-ia-an... he places the wool on the chest ...
16nu 2 {NINDA}zi-pí-in-ni nu-uš ŠA {D}IŠKUR {D}ḫé-pát-iaAnd two ziginni-breads, and of the Storm-god of Ḫepat
17ša-ra-a a-še-ša-an-zi ŠA-PAL 2 {NINDA}zi-in-ni-pí-aš-maThey take it, and two loaves of sour bread ...
18ku-e-da-ni-ia 7 {NINDA}i-du-ri-iš ki-it-ta iš-ki-ša-aš-ma-ašand seven iduri-breads, together with them,
19EGIR-an ku-ud-da-az 2 {⸢NINDA⸣}na-aḫ-ḫi-ti-in ki-an-taAfterwards, he places two naḫḫiti-breads on the ground.
20nam-ma 1 {GIŠ}i-ri-im-pí [Š]A {D}IŠKUR zi-pí-in-niAnd one irisimpi-vessel of the Storm-god of Zipinni
21ZAG-az da-a-i 1 {GIŠ}i-ri-im-pí-ma ŠA {D}ḫé-pátHe places it on the right. One irisimpi-vessel of Ḫepat.
22zi-pí-in-ni ZAG-az da-a-iHe places it on the right.
23nu-uš-ša-an A-NA 1 {GI}kur-ta-a-li ½ PA ZÍZ iš-ḫu-u-wa-anAnd he pours a libation for one kurtālu-vessel and a bowl of flour.
24še-er-ma-aš-ša-an 1 GA.KIN.AG TUR {GIŠ}PÈŠ ta-an-ḫa-re-eš-šaAfterwards, one small loaf of bread on the table ...
251 {SÍG}ki-iš-re-eš 1 tar-pa-a-la-aš SÍG ZA.GÌN 1 tar-pa-a-la-aš SÍG SA₅1 kišre-textile, 1 tarpala-garment of lapis lazuli, 1 red tarpana-glace,
261 TU-DÌ-IT-TUM KÙ.BABBAR ŠA ½ GÍN 1 {TÚG}ku-[r]e-eš-šar ki-it-ta-riOne TU-DI-IT-tum-garment of silver, of a reed, one kurešsvar-cloth, kiittari.
27A-NA {DUG}ÁB×A-ia kat-ta-an 1 {SÍG}ki-iš-ri-išFor the bowl below, one woolen garment
281 GADA QA-TI ½ GÍN KÙ.BABBAR 1 GA.KIN.AG TUR ki-it-ta-ri1 linen cloth, ½ shekels of silver, 1 small linen garment, kīttāru-garment,
2914 {GIŠ}zu-up-pa-a-ri na-at IŠ-TU SÍG an-da14 arrows, with a string of wool.
30iš-ḫi-ia-an na-at A-NA {D}IŠKUR ZAG-az da-a-iHe places it before the Storm-god on the right.
317 {GIŠ}BANŠUR AD.KID nu-uš-ša-an ku-wa-pí-it-ta7 tables, a reed-bed, and in the kuwapittu-vessel
321 NINDA EM-ṢÚ ki-it-ta NINDA EM-ṢÚ-ma-aš-ša-anOne sour loaf of bread, instead of the ...
33še-er 1 {NINDA}še-e-na-aš 1 {NINDA}am-pu-u-ra-aš ki-it-taAfterwards, one šena-bread, one ampu-bread ...
347 {GIŠ}KÀ-AN-NU-UM AD.KID še-er-ma-aš-ša-an 7 {GIŠ}MA.SÁ.AB7 ...s, the reed-beds, and seven ...
35ki-it-ta nu-uš-ša-an {GIŠ}IN-BI{ḪI.A} iš-ḫu-u-wa-anAnd he places them on the table.
367 {GIŠ}a-ri-ia-la AD.KID-ia na-at IŠ-TU {GIŠ}IN-BI7 ariya-trees, the adku-offering, at the side of the table.
37𒀹 šu-u-wa-a-anhe pours.
387 ANŠE.KUR.RA GIR₄ 7 GU₄ GIR₄ 7 MUŠEN GIR₄ 7 {DUG}pu-ul-lu-ri-iaSeven horses, seven bulls, seven birds, seven bowls
39na-at IŠ-TU LÀL šu-u-wa-an še-er-ma-at-kánAnd he places it on the lower side.
40IŠ-TU {GIŠ}PÈŠ iš-tap-pa-an 7 {DUG}KU-KU-UB GEŠTIN-ia šu-u-wa-anHe places seven vessels of wine on the table.
41še-er-ma-at-kán IŠ-TU {GIŠ}PÈŠ iš-tap-pa-an 14 {DUG}pur-pu-ri-išAfterwards, he places it on the table. 14 vessels
42ŠÀ.BA 7 {DUG}pur-pu-ri-iš IŠ-TU Ì.DU₁₀.GA šu-u-wa-anFrom the seven purpuri-vessels he pours sweet oil.
437 {DUG}pur-pu-ri-iš-ma IŠ-TU Ì.GIŠ šu-u-wa-anSeven vessels, with oil, he pours.
442 {DUG}ḫu-pur-ni-iš ŠÀ.BA 1-EN ŠA Ì.DU₁₀.GATwo ḫupurniš-vessels, one of sweet oil.
451-EN-ma ŠA Ì.GIŠ 1 {DUG}ḫu-u-ut-ni-ik-ki-iš LÀLOne of oil, one ḫutnikki-vessel of lesser quality.
467 NINDA EM-ṢÚ ki-it-ta-ri nu-za ŠA {LÚ.MEŠ}pa-ti-le-e-ešSeven loaves of bread in the middle, and of the patile-officials.
47ḫal-zi-iš-ša-an-zi 1 {DUG}ḪAB.ḪAB GEŠTIN 1 {GIŠ}GIGIR TURThey sing; one vessel of wine; one small chariot;
48ŠA ANŠE.KUR.RA GIŠ tu-u-ri-ia-an-te-ešof the horse, the wood of the turiyantu-vessel
49še-er-ra-aš-ša-an ŠA GIŠ {LÚ}KUŠ₇ ar-ta-riAnd he places it on the chest of the leatherworker.
504 TÚG SA₅ TUR 4 {TÚG}GÚ.È.A SA₅ TUR4 small red garments, 4 large red coats,
514 E.ÍB TA-ḪA-AP-ŠI 4 ku-pa-ḫi-uš SA₅ TUR4 ..., 4 small red kupaḫi-vessels,
524 TA-PAL {KUŠ}E.SIR SA₅ TUR ŠA LÚ-LIM4 pairs of red sandals, small, of the man.
531 ḪAR.ŠU KÙ.BABBAR TUR 1 ḪAR.GÌR KÙ.BABBAR TUROne small silver bowl, one small silver vessel.
541 KI-LI-LU KÙ.BABBAR TUR 1 SI.GAR KÙ.BABBAR TUROne small silver bowl, one small silver basin.
55nu-za {LÚ}pa-ti-li-iš MUŠEN˽ḪUR-RI da-a-iAnd the chanter takes the bird of Ḫurri.
56nu DINGIR{MEŠ} ke-e-ia Ú-NU-TE{MEŠ} IŠ-TU MUŠENAnd the gods, like me, with the birds.
57𒀹 wa-aḫ-nu-zi ...“The waḫnuzi-plant ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
Rs. III
1BE-EL SÍSKUR-ia IŠ-TU MUŠEN wa-aḫ-nu-ziThe lord of the offering drinks from the bird.
2na-aš-ta EN{MEŠ} SÍSKUR an-da pár-na pa-a-an-ziAnd the lords of the sacrifice go to him.
3nu ad-da-aš DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš zé-e-ia-an-te-etAnd the father of the gods libates.
4{UZU}Ì-it ši-pa-an-da-an-zi nu-za-an {LÚ}pa-ti-li-išThey libate the meat, and the patili-priest
5ku-pa-ḫi-in tar-na-a-i nu 2 MUŠEN A-NA {D}IŠKURhe places it on the throne, and two birds to the Storm-god
6am-ba-aš-ši ke-el-di-ia ku-un-za-ga-aš-ši-iaAnd he places it on the throne, and he sets it up.
7ši-pa-an-ti na-aš-ta 2 {UZU}ÚR ar-ḫa da-a-iHe libates, and he places two cuts of meat behind.
8na-at ḫu-u-up-ru-uš-ḫi-ia da-a-ihe places it in the ḫuprušhi-vessel.
9MUŠEN{ḪI.A}-ma PA-NI {D}IŠKUR da-a-iHe places a bird before the Storm-god.
10EGIR-pa-ma-az {LÚ}pa-ti-li-iš 1 MUŠEN.GAL 1 {DUG}DÍLIM.GALAfterwards, the pati-liš-priest, one bird, one large vessel
11{TU₇}ša-am-pu-uk-ki-ia-aš 3 {NINDA}ḫar-aš-pa-u-wa-an-du-uššampukkiya-bread, three ḫarasvpuwandu-breads,
121 {NINDA}〈a〉-la-ad-da-ri-in ŠA ½ UP-NI da-a-iHe places one loaf of bread of ...
13nu A-NA {D}IŠKUR ke-el-di-ia ku-un-za-ga-aš-ši-iaAnd to the Storm-god of Kildiya, to Kunzaga
14ši-pa-an-ti na-aš-ta A-NA MUŠEN {UZU}ŠÀ ša-ra-aHe libates, and to the bird, the flesh of the heart,
15da-a-i na-at-ša-an IZI pé-eš-ši-ia-ziHe places it, and he pours the fire.
16ḫu-ma-aš-ša-an EGIR-pa A-NA {D}IŠKUR da-a-iHe places it behind the Storm-god.
17{NINDA}ḫar-aš-pa-u-wa-an-du-uš-ša {NINDA}a-la-at-ta-ri-in-naḫarašpa-wanduša-bread and alattarinna-bread
18pár-ši-ia na-aš-ta a-na-a-ḫi pé-ra-an ar-ḫa da-a-iHe breaks it, and he places it before the door.
19IŠ-TU {DUG}DÍLIM.GAL-ia {TU₇}ša-am-pu-uk-kiFrom the large vessel of soup, the šampukku-beer
20a-na-a-ḫi da-a-i na-at-ša-an IZI pé-eš-ši-ia-ziHe places it, and he pours the fire.
21a-pé-e-ma-aš-ša-〈an〉 EGIR-pa A-NA DINGIR-LIM da-a-iAfterwards he places it before the god.
22nu DINGIR{MEŠ} IŠ-TU NINDA.SIG ka-lu-ti-iz-zi GEŠTIN-iaAnd the gods stand with a fine loaf of bread and drink wine.
23ši-pa-an-ti EGIR-an-da-ma ku-ri-im-pa-ašHe libates afterwards.
24da-ga-an ši-pa-an-ti nu-za-kán {LÚ}pa-ti-li-išHe libates on the side, and the chanter
25BE-EL SÍSKUR ŠU{ḪI.A}-ŠU-NU a-ar-ra-an-ziThe lord of the sacrifice takes his hands.
26na-at ŠA {D}ḫé-pát A-NA SÍSKUR EGIR-an ti-en-ziAnd he takes the hand of Ḫepat for the sacrifice afterwards.
27nu MUŠEN.GAL A-NA ke-el-di-ia ku-un-za-ga-aš-ši-iaAnd the great bird to the kildiya-offerings, to Kunzagaššiya
28ši-pa-an-ti na-aš-ta A-NA MUŠEN {UZU}ŠÀ ša-ra-a da-a-iHe libates, and he places it before the bird.
29na-at-ša-an IZI pé-eš-ši-ia-zi ḫu-u-ma-aš-ša-anAnd he pours the fire, and he ...
30EGIR-pa A-NA {D}ḫé-pát da-a-i nu 5 {NINDA}ḫar-aš-pa-u-wa-an-du-ušAfterwards he places it before Ḫepat, and five ḫarašpuwandu-breads
311 {NINDA}a-la-ad-da-ri-in 1 {DUG}DÍLIM.GAL {TU₇}BA.BA.ZA1 aladdari-bread, 1 large bowl of libations,
321 {DUG}DÍLIM.GAL {TU₇}ša-am-pu-uk-ki-ia-aš da-a-iHe places one large bowl of soup.
33nu {NINDA}ḫar-aš-pa-u-wa-an-du-uš {NINDA}a-la-ad-da-ri-in-naAnd the ḫarašpuwandu-bread and the aladdari-bread
34pár-ši-ia na-aš-ta a-na-ḫi-ta pé-ra-an ar-ḫa da-a-iHe breaks it, and he places it before the door.
35IŠ-TU {DUG}DÍLIM.GAL {TU₇}BA.BA.ZA IŠ-TU {DUG}DÍLIM.GALAfterwards, a large bowl; a libation of soup; likewise, he libates.
36{TU₇}ša-am-pu-uk-ki a-na-a-ḫi da-a-i na-at-ša-anHe places the šampukki-bread on the table, and then
37IZI pé-eš-ši-ia-an-zi a-pé-e-ma-aš-ša-anThey fire it, and they place it.
38EGIR-pa PA-NI DINGIR-LIM da-a-i nu GEŠTIN ši-pa-an-tiAfterwards he places it before the god, and he libates wine.
39nu EGIR-an-da NINDA.SIG{ḪI.A} DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš MUNUS!{MEŠ} ka-lu-te-ez-ziAfterwards, he libates to the gods and the women.
40ku-ri-im-pa-aš-ša ta-ga-an ši-pa-an-tiHe pours a libation in the kurimpaš-vessel.
41nu {DUG}ÁB×A ti-an-zi na-an IŠ-TU MUŠEN iš-ḫar-nu-ma-an-ziAnd they set the bowl, and they libate from the bird.
425 NINDA.SIG{ḪI.A} 1 GA.KIN.AG TUR pár-ši-iaHe breaks five fine breads and one small loaf.
43nu-za {LÚ}pa-ti-li-iš 1 NINDA.SIG da-a-i še-er-ra-aš-ša-anAnd he places one fine loaf of bread before the priest.
44ḫu-ul-li-iš da-a-i še-er-ra-aš-ša-anHe places it on the altar, and then
45{GIŠ}EREN Ì IN-BI-ia da-a-i na-aš-ta pa-ra-aHe places the cedar oil in his hand, and he takes it away.
46DINGIR˽LÚ{MEŠ}-aš pé-e-da-i na-aš EGIR-pa ú-ez-ziHe goes to the gods, and he comes back.
47nu ke-el-di ḫal-za-a-iAnd he calls out.
48nu-za {MUNUS}ka-at-ra-aš {GIŠ}BALAG da-a-i na-aš-ta DINGIR{MEŠ}And he places it on the throne, and the gods
49an-da ḫal-za-a-i nu-za EN SÍSKUR {LÚ.MEŠ}pa-ti-li-e-ešAnd he shouts, and the lord of the sacrifice of the priests
50a-da-an-na e-ša-an-da-ri nu-za az-zi-kán-ziAnd they go to the ešandari, and they stand.
51ak-ku-uš-kán-zi ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma-aš-ša-anthey eat, and before them
527 {DUG}DÍLIM.GAL a-ri nu {MUNUS.MEŠ}ka-at-ri-e-eš7 large bowls of beer, and the katrieš-flour
53TÚG-an ša-ra-a-an-ziThey take the cloth.
54ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma TÚG-an ša-ra-a-u-an-ziAfterwards, they take the garment.
55zi-in-na-an-zi nu SÍG SA₅ an-da ...They stand, and the red wool ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
Rs. IV
1ta-ru-up-pa-an-zi na-at-ša-an A-NA TÚG še-erThey bind it, and they place it on the head.
2ti-an-zi šu-ri-ta-ia i-ia-an-zi nu-za {LÚ}pa-ti-li-išThey set up the šurītu-vessel, and the patili-priest
3wa-a-tar Ì.DU₁₀.GA da-a-i na-at-kán pa-ra-a pé-e-da-a-iHe places the good oil, and he takes it out.
4nu SILA₄ ú-e-te-ni!-it kat-ta a-an-ša-an-zi KA×U-anAnd they bring lambs to the gate.
5GÌR-ŠU ar-ḫa a-ar-ri nam-ma-an Ì.DU₁₀.GA-itIts feet are swollen, it is not good oil.
6iš-ke-ez-zi nu-uš-ša-an SÍG SA₅ A-NA GÌR{MEŠ}-ŠUAnd he places the red wool on his feet.
7ḫa-ma-an-ki {SÍG}šu-ú-ri-ta-ma-aš-ši-iš-ša-anAnd the hem of the šuritama-textile
8A-NA SAG.DU-ŠU an-da ḫu-u-la-li-ia-an-ziThey libate on its head.
9na-aš-ta {LÚ}pa-ti-li-iš SILA₄ an-da pé-e-da-a-iAnd the pati-liš-priest brings the lamb with him.
10na-an-kán A-NA 7 IZI 7-ŠU še-er ar-ḫa wa-aḫ-nu-ziAnd he pours it seven times over seven fires.
11na-an-ša-an {MUNUS}ka-at-ri ge-e-nu-wa-aš da-a-iAnd he places the katri-woman on the bed.
12da-ma-a-i-iš-ma {LÚ}pa-ti-li-iš ŠA ME-E {DUG}ÚTULAnd the chanter of the water-vessel
13ša-ra-a kar-ap-zi na-at-kán A-NA {DUG}ÁB×Ahe pours, and to the bowl
14𒀹 an-da la-a-ḫu-u-i... he takes ...
15nu SILA₄ a-ar-ra-an-zi nam-ma ar-ru-um-ma-ašAnd they bring lambs, and thus ...
16wa-a-tar PA-NI DINGIR-LIM la-a-ḫu-u-i SILA₄-ma ú-nu-wa-an-ziThey bring the lamb before the god.
17nu-uš-ši TÚG{ḪI.A} SA₅ wa-aš-ša-an-ziAnd they take the red garments.
18ku-ú-pa-ḫi-na-aš-ši-kán ši-ia-an-zi KI-LI-LA-ia-aš-ši-iš-ša-anThey libate to the kupaḫinaš-priests, and they sing.
19tar-na-an-zi ḪAR.〈ŠU〉 ŠU{ḪI.A}-ŠU-ia-aš-ši-kánThey libate from the hand of the hand.
20ḪAR.GÌR-ia A-NA GÌR{ḪI.A} ti-an-ziThey place the ḫargiria-vessel on the feet.
21na-an ši-na-ap-ši-ia pé-e-da-an-ziAnd they bring it to the šinappu-vessel.
22BE-EL SÍSKUR EGIR-an i-ia-ad-da-a-riThe lord of the sacrifice returns afterwards.
23ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma-at KÁ {É}ši-na-ap-ši a-ra-an-ziThey go to the gate of the šinappu-house.
24nu-za EN SÍSKUR e-ša-ri nu-uš-ši-kán {LÚ}pa-ti-li-išAnd the lord of the sacrifice comes, and the chanter
25SILA₄ ar-ḫa da-a-i na-an-kán šu-up-pa-i pé-diHe places a lamb, and he places it on the hearth.
26an-da pé-e-da-i nu ke-el-di ḫal-za-a-iHe places it on the table, and he calls out.
27na-aš-ta EN SÍSKUR I-NA {É}ši-na-ap-ši-ia an-daAnd the lord of the sacrifice in the house of Šinapšiya
28pa-a-an-zi nu IŠ-TU MUŠEN ur-na-az-ḫi-iaThey go, and the bird of Urnazaḫiya
29ši-pa-an-ti 1 MUŠEN-ma ke-el-di-ia ši-pa-an-tiHe libates; one bird, kēldiya-offering, he drinks.
30nu-za EN{MEŠ} SÍSKUR ar-ḫa I-NA É-ŠU-NUAnd the lords of the sacrifice in their house
31pa-a-an-zi ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma lu-uk-kat-tathey go, and he carries it out.
32na-aš-ta DUMU? ša-an-ḫa-an-zi {GIŠ}pa-aḫ-ḫi-ša-ia-aš-šiAnd the sons libate in the paḫiša-vessel.
33ša-ra-a wa-al-ḫa-an-zithey libate.
34UD-az-ma-kán iš-tar-na pa-iz-ziOn the day he goes to the altar.
35nu ši-ip-ta-mi-ia te-ri-ia-al-laAnd he libates to Teriyala.
36ši-pa-an-da-an-zi ...They libate .(low confidence: few signs survive)
37DUB 1{KAM} QA-TI ma-a-an MUNUS-za ḫar-na-a-ú-iTablet 1: QA-TI, when your woman is pregnant.
38e-eš-zi nu {DUG}DÍLIM.GAL ḫar-na-a-ú-wa-ašhe takes, and the large vessel of ḫarnuwa-beer
39ḫu-u-ni-ik-ta-ri na-aš-ma {GIŠ}GAGHe places it on the table.
40du-wa-ar-na-ad-da-a-riof Duwar-naddari,
41A-WA-AT {m}pa-a-pa-ni-ik-ri {LÚ}pa-ti-liat the disposal of Papanikri, the patili-official.
42ŠA KUR {URU}kum-ma-an-nifrom the land of Kummanni
43{m}ku-pa-ra-pí {LÚ}DUB.SAR IŠ-ṬURKuparapi, the scribe, at the door.

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