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CTH 448

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DesignationKUB 17.18+
IDtlh:KUB 17.18+
Museum no.Bo 8146
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 448

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)
{€1} Vs. I
2′[ …tar-p]a?-al-li-u[š?]... the tarpallu-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′[… A-NA? ] {D}UTU-uš UŠ-KE-[EN]He prostrates himself before the Sun-deity.
4′[… ]x {D}UTU-uš-pát xx... the Sun-deity ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′[… ]x{MEŠ}-ŠU-NU... their ...(very low confidence: a guess)
6′[… ]-tén... and(very low confidence: a guess)
7′[…] nu-za ki-i SÍSKUR... like a sacrifice ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
8′[…] [… T]I-tar... he will return.(low confidence: few signs survive)
9′[… I-N]A EGIR.UD-MIAfterwards(lower confidence: line is broken)
10′[…]
11′[… ]x
12′[… ]-ti
13′[… ]-zi x[ …]
14′[…] [nu-z]a wa-ar-pa-an-zi [ UD 1{KAM]} QA-TI... they go. The 1st day is complete.
15′[lu-uk-ka-ta k]a-a-ri-wa-ri-wa-ar ḫu-u-d[a]-a-ak... he eats the kariwāru-beer.(lower confidence: line is broken)
16′[… … … … … … ]x{ḪI.A} tan-na-ra-an-du-uš t[e-p]u ar-ḫa... and ... ... they make a supplication.(lower confidence: line is broken)
17′[… … … …] [IŠ-T]U? ÉSAG{MEŠ} {TÚG}NÍG.LÁM{MEŠ} da-⸢an-zi⸣They take the robes from the head of the eunuch.
18′[… … … … … ]x-an-zi na-at A-NA {D}UTU-ša UŠ-KE-EN-NUThey ... and they prostrate themselves before Šamaš.
19′[… … … … ]-an? ut-tar nu QA-TAM-MA i-en-zi... he turns, and likewise he takes ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
20′[… … … … ]x TUP-PA-aš ma-aḫ-ḫa-an ki-it-[ta-r]i... he places it before the ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
21′[… ]x 1 GU₄ 1 UDU-ia ḫi-ik-zi... he libates one ox and one sheep.
22′[… … … … ḫi-i]k-zi ⸢ud⸣-da-a-ar-ra-kán an-da me-ma-an-zi... he drinks, and they speak to him.(lower confidence: line is broken)
23′[nu ki-iš-ša-a]n me-ma-an-zi {D}UTU AN BE-LÍ-IAAnd they speak thus: “Šamaš, An, my lord,
24′[KI-aš KUR-e-aš-ša] ḫu-u-ma-an-da-aš ḫa-an-ne-eš-na-[aš E]N-aš[With] the mountain, the ḫumānda-vessel and the hannešna-beer, in the ...
25′[zi-ik ḫu-ma-an-da-aš ] {LÚ}SIPA-aš zi-ik ka-a-š[a]... the shepherd ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
26′[… … … … … {D}UTU]-i tar-pa-al-li-uš x[ … … …]... ... the Sun-deity ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
27′[… … … … … … …] ⸢A⸣-NA EN SISKUR MU{ḪI.A} [ GÍD.DA ]... for the lord of that sacrifice ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
28′[ ̣… l]e? ku-it-ki x[ …]... he takes ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
29′[… ]x mi-it?-[ …] ...... half ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
{€1} Vs. II
1′⸢nu?⸣-w[a? …]And he ...(very low confidence: a guess)
2′na-x[ …]
3′nu NIND[A.Ì.E.DÉ.A …]and a loaf of bread(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′ku-u-[uš-ša-kán …]And he ...(very low confidence: a guess)
5′na-[aš-ta …]And he ...(very low confidence: a guess)
6′⸢na-at-kán⸣ x[ …]And ...(very low confidence: a guess)
7′nu ták-na-aš-ša ⸢{D}UTU-i⸣ xx xx […]And the Sun-deity ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
8′na-an {MUNUS.MEŠ}ŠU.GI EGIR-an ḫi-in-kán-zi x[ …]And the old women stand behind ...
9′tup-pí-ia-za-kán an-da nam-ma-pát QA-TAM-MA me-mi-[ia-an-zi]They speak together on the tablet.(lower confidence: line is broken)
10′nu GIM-an ze-en-na-an-zi nu ši-e-ni-eš ku-i-e-eš t[ák-na-aš {D}UTU-i]And they libate like a censer, and the sun-god ...
11′ta-pu-uš-za a-še-ša-an-te-eš₁₇ na-aš ša-ra-a da-an-zi na-aš […]... they take the tapuš-vessels ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
12′pa-ra-a ap-pa-an-zi nu-uš-ma-aš-kán EN SÍSKUR PA-NI ták-na-[aš {D}UTU-i]They go out, and the lord of the sacrifice, together with the Sun-deity,
13′an-da ú-e-šu-wa-a-an-zi ši-i-na-aš-ma-an TUP-PA{ḪI.A} GIM-an [ki-it-ta-ri]And they libate, and they place them on the tablets like a kittaru-vessel.
14′ši-e-na-aš-kán tup-pí-aš me-mi-ia-nu-uš ⸢an⸣-da me-mi-ia-an-ziAnd they speak to the tablet, and they speak.(lower confidence: line is broken)
15′na-aš-ta GIM-an TUP-PA{ḪI.A}-aš-ša me-mi-ia-nu-uš an-daAnd he speaks as follows on the tablets:
16′me-mi-ia-u-wa-an-zi aš-ša-nu-wa-an-ziThey speak, and they speak.
17′nu ḫu-u-iš-wa-an-du-uš ⸢nam-ma⸣ tar-pa-al-li-uš LÚ MUNUS-ia š[a-ra-a]And the ḫuišwandu-vessel, and the tarpallu-votary of the man, my woman, ...
18′ú-wa-da-an-zi nu LÚ 1 ⸢TÚG 1-NU⸣-TIM {TÚG}GÚ.È.A ḪUR-RIThey bring, and the man takes one garment, one hem, from the mountain.
19′1-NU-TIM {TÚG}GÚ.È.A 1 {TÚG}E.ÍB MAŠ-LU 1-NU-TIM {TÚG}GADA.DAM{MEŠ}!One pair of coats, one pair of ēʾu-garments, two pairs of linen garments,
20′QA-DU {TÚG}ŠA-TÚR-RA-TI 1-NU-TIM {TÚG}GADA.DAM{MEŠ} 1-NU-TIM {KUŠ}⸢E⸣.[SIR{ḪI.A}]besides the ša-tūrāti-garment, one hundred (shekels of) linen garments, one thousand leather bags
21′QA-DU {KUŠ}MAR-ŠUM wa-aš-ša-an ḫar-zi MUNUS-ma 1 TÚG 1 {TÚG}ga-ri-u[l-li]... beside the leather pouch, he takes, and one garment, one garment ...
22′1 {TÚG}ga-lu-up-pa-an 1 {TÚG}BAR.SI 1 {TÚG}E.ÍB MAŠ-LU 1-NU-TIM 1 {TÚG}KÀ-BAL-⸢LI⸣1 taluppa-garment, 1 linen garment, 1 ēyāru-cloth, one-twelfth of a shekel, 1 purification garment,
23′1-NU-TIM {KUŠ}E.SIR MUNUS-ti wa-aš!-ša-an ḫar-ziHe takes one esir-garment of woman's hair.
24′[na-aš] PA-NI ták-na-aš {D}UTU-i na-ak-ku-uš-ša-ḫi-ti A-NA EN{MEŠ} SÍSKURAnd he places it before the Sun-deity, and to the lords of the sacrifice.
25′[ú-wa-d]a-[a]n-zithey bring.(low confidence: few signs survive)
{€2+1} Vs. II
25′me-mi-ia-nu-uš-ma-kán an-da ke-e-el-pát TUP-PA{ḪI.A}-ašAnd he places it on the top of the tablet.
{€2+1} 1′/Vs. II
26′[ki-iš-š]a?-an me-⸢mi-an⸣-zi ták-na-aš {D}UTU-uš ták-na-aš-ša DINGIR{MEŠ}likewise he takes; and the Sun-deity, and the gods
{€2+1} 2′/Vs. II
27′[… ]x LUGAL MUNUS.LUGAL ku-e-da-ni ud-da-ni-i tar-pa-al-le-e-eš... the king and the queen ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€2+1} 3′/Vs. II
28′[… -n]i? nu-za zi-i[k] ták-na-aš {D}UTU-uš ták-na-aš-ša DINGIR{MEŠ}... and he places it. And the Sun-deity, and the gods ...
{€2+1} 4′/Vs. II
29′[… ]-x-ni?-a? i-da-la-[u]-⸢wa⸣-aš ud-da-a-na-aš ... iš-ḫa-a-na-aš... he gives, and he brings ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€2+1} 5′/Vs. II
30′[… ]-⸢u?⸣-wa-aš li-i[n-k]i-ia-aš ḫu-u-ur-ti-ia-aš... and the linikiya-vessel of the ḫurtiyu-beer ...
{€2+1} 6′/Vs. II
31′[al-wa-an-z]é-⸢na-aš⸣ p[a?-ap]-ra-an-na-aš i-e-eš-na-aš ...And he libates, and he takes ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1} Rs. III
1[…] xx x x-u-wa DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš-ša an-tu-[u-u]ḫ-ša-aš... the gods, Antuḫša(lower confidence: line is broken)
2[… ]x EGIR-an ku-u-uš [ še-e]k-⸢tén⸣ ⸢A-NA⸣ EN{MEŠ} SÍSKUR-ma M[U{ḪI].A} GÍD.DA... Afterwards, he libates ... to the lords of the sacrifice, and the feet are stretched out.
3[ x x ŠA EGIR UD-MI ] TI-tar ḫa-at-tu-l[a-tar EGI]R-an tar-na-an ḫar-ak... after the day ... he takes the ḫattulatar-vessel, he places it on the altar.
4[… … … ka-a-ša a]-⸢pé-e-da⸣-aš ku-[it i-da-l]a-u-wa-aš ud-da-na-aš pé-diAnd when he goes, he carries it out, and he takes it out.
5[ku-u-uš tar-pa-al]-⸢li-uš⸣ ti-it-⸢ta⸣-nu-⸢um⸣-me-en nu-za zi-ik ták-na-aš {D}UTU-ušAnd he places it on the throne, and the sun-god
6[ták-na-aš-ša DINGIR{MEŠ}] ku-ut-⸢ru-wa-ni⸣-eš e-eš-tén nu-za a-pé-e-da-aš i-da-la-u-wa-aš... the gods, the kutruwani-priestess, ... and he, when he speaks,
7[ud-da-na-aš ku-u-uš EGIR-a]n še-ek-tén nu-za pé-di le-e ku-it-kiAfterwards, he places it on the throne, the levee of Kutki.
8[kap-pu-u-wa-at-te-n]i nam-ma-kán EN SÍSKUR IŠ-TU {GIŠ}KUN ša-ra-aAnd the lord of the sacrifice from the bow ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
9[ ú-ez-zi] [nu] A-⸢NA⸣ {MUNUS.MEŠ}ŠU.GI GIM-an ut-tar nu QA-TAM-MA DÙ-an-zi... he goes; and they go to the old women as if they were pregnant, and they do it together.
10[tar-pa-al-li-u]š-ma ḫu-i-iš-wa-an-du-uš EGIR-pa a-pu-u-un-pát KASKAL-anAfterwards, he goes back to the road.
11[ pé-i-ia-a]n-zi nu EN{MEŠ} SÍSKUR wa-ar-pu-u-wa-aš... they take, and the lords of the sacrifice, the waarpuwa-priests ...
12[A-NA {GIŠ}ZA.LA]M.GAR{ḪI.A} pa-a-an-zi nu-za ⸢wa⸣-ar-⸢pa⸣-an-zi UD 2{KAM} QA-TIThey go to the cult statues, and they libate. The 2nd day is completed.
13[lu-uk-ka-ta]-ma I-NA UD 3{KAM} QA-TAM-MA-pát [I-NA] ⸢UD⸣ 4{KAM}-ia QA-TAM-MA-pát... on the 3rd day, opposite, on the 4th day opposite.
14[a-ni-ia-a]n-zi GIM-an-ma ze-en-⸢na-an-zi⸣ ⸢nam-ma⸣ la-at-ti-en-š[i?-in?]They go, like they are sweet, and they ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
15[I-NA 2 GIŠ.ḪUR gu]l-ša-an-zi nu-⸢uš-ša-an⸣ 1 ⸢GIŠ.ḪUR⸣ A-NA ⸢UDU⸣ 1 GIŠ.ḪUR-ma A-N[A]They take two wooden sticks, and then one wooden stick for the sheep, one wood stick for
16[MÀŠ.GAL an-da ḫ]a-ma-an-kán-zi nu ⸢ÉSAG{ḪI.A} an⸣-da ap-pa-a[n-z]iThe chief of the ships goes, and the eunuchs go.
17[… … … … ]x ták-na-aš {D}UTU-aš A-NA ÉSAG ⸢UDU DINGIR{MEŠ}⸣˽LÚ{MEŠ} A-NA ÉSAG MÀŠ.GA[L]... ... to the Sun-deity for the eunuch, the sheep of the gods for the great euphrates ...
18[ ap-pa]-an-du-uš ḫu-iš!-wa-an-du-uš an-da ḫa-a-ri-ia-an-zi... they take the ḫuišwandu-vessel and the hariyanzi-beer ...
19[ nu GIM]-an ÉSAG{ḪI.A} an-da ap-pa-an-na ze-en-na-an-zi... and like a reed-bed, they bow down.
20[a-pa-a]-at-kán ták-na-za da-a-u-wa-aš SÍSKUR ši-e-na-aš-ša S[ÍSKUR]And he places it before him, and he performs a ritual. He libates the ritual.
21[kar-a]p-ta-ri nam-ma MUNUS-iš ku-iš ⸢TÙR⸣ i-ia-an-za... and he places it on the breast, and the woman ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
22[nu IŠ-T]U DINGIR-LIM ki-iš-ša-an ḫa-an-da-et-ta-atAnd likewise from the god ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
23[ku-e-d]a-ni-pát-kán UD-ti a-pé-e-da-ni A-NA [UD{KAM}]... on the day of the festival ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
24[1 ÉSAG GAL pád]-da-an-zi nu {D}UTU AN-E ták-na-aš {D}UTU-un [They go to one great house, and the Sun-god of heaven and the sun-deity ...
25[2 tar-pa-a]l-li-uš-ša ki-iš-ša-an a-še-⸢ša⸣-an-[zi]Two tarpallušša-vessels they place together.
26[… … … …] a-pí-ia-pát ma-an-ni-in-ku-wa-an ú-⸢e⸣-[da-an-te-eš]... he libates, and they libate.(lower confidence: line is broken)
27[… … ša-ra]-az-zi-iš ku-iš É.ŠÀ na-aš-t[a {D}UTU ŠA-ME-E]... he stands, and inside the house, and the Sun-gods of heaven ...
28[an-da-a]n a-še-ša-an-zi {D}UTU AN-E A[LAM-ŠU]And they sing: “Šamaš of the heavens, his lord,
29[1 ALAM GI]Š KÙ.BABBAR GAR.RA ḪUB.B[I … … …][1] statue of silver, placed, the lower part ...
30[…] ki-it-ta-r[i]… a reed bundle(low confidence: few signs survive)
31[… ]x ŠA 1 GÍN?[ …]... of one shekel ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
32[…] ŠÀ xx […] ...... of ... ...(very low confidence: a guess)

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