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DesignationKUB 27.1
IDtlh:KUB 27.1
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 712

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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
1[nu]-⸢kán⸣ ma-a-an MU{ḪI.A} iš-tar-na pa-an-te-eš nu-kán A-NA{D}IŠ[TAR LÍL]And he says: “When the year comes, he bows down, and to the Lord Ištar,
2an-na-al-li an-na-al-la-an SISKUR ḫa-pu-ša-an-zi A-NA{D}IŠT[AR LÍL]Afterwards, they perform the offering. They sing to Ištar.
3wa-al-li-wa-al-li-ma ŠA{m}mur-ši-i-li an-na-al-la-[an]... and Murši-ili ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4SISKUR Ú-UL ḫa-pu-ša-an-zi A-NA{D}IŠTAR {URU}ša-mu-ḫa-aš-ká[n]They do not perform the sacrifice; to Ištar of Šamuḫa
5EZEN₄-ni an-da aš-šu-li ḫal-zi-ia-an-za {m}mur-ši-li-ša-a[t]During the festival, therein, Muršilišat
6A-BI {D}UTU-ŠI ki-iš-ša-an i-ia-an ḫar-taThe son of the Sun-deity, when he comes,
7LUGAL-uš-ma ku-i-e-eš gi-im-ri-uš la-aḫ-ḫe-eš-ke-etThe king ... and the reed-beds of the lahḫeš-vessel
8nu ma-ši-e-eš gi-im-ru-uš la-aḫ-ḫi-ia-an ḫar-zi iš-tar-na-kánAnd as for the reed-bed, he holds it in his hand.
9ku-i-e-eš MU{ḪI.A} pa-an-te-eš ku-it-ma-an!-za DINGIR-LIM i-ia-ziHe places it before the god.
10nu-za a-pé-e-da-aš gi-im-ra-aš še-er SISKUR am-ba-aš-ši-in ke-el-di-an-naAnd he places it on the top of the reed-bed, above the sacrifice, in the keldianna-vessel.
11ma-al-te-eš-šar-ra a-ri-ia-an-zi nu-uš-ši ku-it SI×SÁ-ri... they bring, and they place it on the hearth ...
12nu-kán am-ba-aš-ši-in an-na-al-li am-ba-aš-ši an-da ši-pa-an-tiAnd he libates to him, and he pours into the libation vessel.
13*ḫa-pu-ša-an-zi-ma-an-kán* Ú-UL A-NA{D}IŠTAR LÍL {URU}ša-mu-u-ḫaThe ḫapu-šanzima-vessel is not for Ishtar, it is for Šamuha.
14ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma ke-el-di-ia-an ši-pa-an-du-u-wa-an-zi zi-in-na-iAfterwards, they libate kaldiya-beer.
15nu šu-up-pa ḫu-u-i-ša-wa-za {UZU}GABA {UZU}ZAG.UDU {UZU}SAG.DUAnd he pours a libation. The breast, the shoulder, the head
16{UZU}GÌR{MEŠ} PA-NIDINGIR-LIM ti-an-ziThey set the feet before the god.
17A-NA{D}GAŠAN LÍL wa-al-li-wa-li-aš!-ma! ŠA{m}mur-ši-li a-pé-da-aš LÍL{ḪI.A}-ašFor the Lady, the lord of the waʾliwalia, Muršili, the servant of the king,
18še-er SISKUR Ú-UL e-eš-zi A-NA{D}IŠTAR LÍL {URU}ša-mu-ḫa-aš-kánHe does not perform a sacrifice; for Ištar, the one of Šamuḫa,
19EZEN₄-ni an-da aš-šu-li ḫal-zi-ia-an-zaDuring the festival, aššuli and ḫalziyanza
20ma-a-an-kán MU{ḪI.A}-ma ku-i-e-eš iš-tar-na pa-an-te-eš nu LUGAL-ušWhen the year comes, the king ...
21la-aḫ-ḫi Ú-UL ku-wa-pí-ik-ki pa-an-za nu SISKUR Ú-UL ku-it-kiHe does not libate before you, and he does not perform the sacrifice.
22e-eš-zi MU{KAM.ḪI.A}-pát-kán me-e-na-aš SISKUR ḫa-pu-ša-an-ziHe takes the year, and they perform the sacrifice.
23LUGAL-uš-ma a-pé-e-da-ni MU-ti ku-e-da-ni LÍL-ri pa-iz-ziThe king goes to the place where the name of the cult actor is placed.
24DINGIR-LIM-za ku-e-da-ni MU-ti i-ia-zi nu-za LUGAL-aš! a-pé-da-niHe places the name of the god, and he places it before the king.
25LÍL-ri še-er A-NA{D}IŠTAR LÍL {URU}ša-mu-ḫa an-na-al-li SÍSKURHe sings a lament to Ištar, he sings the lament of Šamuḫa.
26am-ba-aš-ši ke-el-di-ia ma-al-te-eš-šar-ra IŠ-TUDINGIR-LIMAnd he places it before the god.
27a-ri-ia-an-zi nu ku-it SIxSÁ-ri na-at A-NA{D}IŠTAR LÍL {URU}ša-mu-ḫaThey go, and ... to Ištar, the lord of Šamuḫa.
28an-na-li pí-an-zithey set up.
29A-NA{D}IŠTAR LÍL wa-al-li-wa-al-li-aš-ma ŠA{m}mur-ši-li SISKUR am-ba-aš-šiFor the lord of Ištar, for the waʾalliwalli, and for Mursili, a sacrifice is offered.
30ke-el-di-ia a-ri-ia-an-zi nu-uš-ši ku-it SIxSÁ-ri nu a-pa-a-at pí-an-ziThey take the kaldiya-vessel, and they place it on the hearth.
31ma-al-de-eš-šar-ma-aš-ši Ú-UL e-eš-zi ma-a-⸢ansic⸣ LUGAL-uš-ma ku-e-da-ni... he does not take, but the king ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
32MU-ti LÍL-ri Ú-UL pa-iz-zi nu-uš-ma-aš LÍL-⸢ri⸣ pa-a-u-wa-aš A-NA{D}IŠTAR LÍLHe does not go to the cult place, and he goes to the holy Ištar.
33{URU}ša-mu-ḫa SÍSKUR am-ba-aš-ši ke-el-di-ia ma-al-de-eš-šar-ra Ú-ULIn Šamuḫa, the sacrifice of the god Ambašši is not ...
34e-eš-zi LUGAL-uš ku-it gi-im-ri Ú-UL pa-a-an-zaHe takes it; the king does not take it away.
35nu ma-aḫ-ḫa-an am-ba-aš-ši-〈in〉 ke-el-di-ia-an-na ḫu-u-i-ša-wa-za zé-ia-an-da-zi-iaAnd he places it before the king, and he libates.
36ši-pa-an-ti nu LUGAL-uš EGIR SISKUR ti-ia-zi nu-uš-ši-kán {LÚ}ḪAL {GIŠ}EREN ŠU-i da-a-iHe libates, and the king stands behind the sacrifice, and then the haruspex takes the cedar.
37ta {LÚ}ḪAL 9 NINDA.SIG{MEŠ} a-wa-ri-wi {D}IŠTAR pár-ši-ia še-er-ra-aš-ša-an ŠAGU₄ UDU {UZU}Ì {UZU}NÍG.GIGAnd the cult actor breaks nine fine breads for Ištar, and he takes the ox, the sheep, the oil, the liver.
38TU₇˽BA.BA.ZA {TU₇}kán-ga-ti da-a-i na-aš-ta a-na-ḫi pé-ra-an ar-ḫa da-a-iHe places the bāb-za-flour and the kangatu-beer, and he places it before the door.
39{UZU}wa-ap-pu-uz-zi-⸢ia⸣ te-pu da-a-i ḫu-u-⸢up⸣-ru-uš-ḫi da-a-i a-pád-da-iaHe places the liver, he places the ḫuprû-vessel, and he libates.
40⸢A-NA⸣DINGIR-LIM da-a-i {LÚ}ḪAL GEŠTIN ši-ip-pa-an-tiHe places it before the god; the cupbearer libates wine.
41⸢2 NINDA.SIG] {D}n[i-n]a-⸢at-ta⸣ {D}ku-li-ta pár-ši-ia še-er-ra-aš-ša-an GU₄ UDUHe breaks 222 fine breads for Ninatta and Kulita. He breaks the oxen and sheep.
42{⸢UZU}NÍG.GIG {UZU}ŠÀ TU₇˽BA.BA.ZA {TU₇}ga⸣-an-ga-ti da-a-i na-aš-ta a-⸢na⸣-ḫiHe places the liver, the heart, the libation of Babaša and the gangaltu-offering, and he takes it away.
43pé-ra-an ar-ḫa da-a-i {UZU}ap-p[u]-⸢uz-zi-ia te-pu⸣ da-a-i ⸢ḫu⸣-u-up-ru-uš-ḫiHe places it before the hearth, he places the appšzi-vessel, and he libates.
44da-a-i a-pád-da-ia A-NADINGIR-LIM da-a-i {LÚ}ḪAL ⸢GEŠTIN⸣ ši-p[a-an-ti LU]GAL-⸢uš⸣ ḫu-u-up-pár KÙ.SI₂₂⸣He places it before the god; the cupbearer libates wine; the king breaks the gold bowl.
45ši-pa-an-ti 1 NINDA.SIG wa-an-da-an-ni ša-ur-ri {D}GAŠAN-wi pár-ši-ia KI.MIN na-at-ká[n]He libates one fine bread, and he breaks it before the Lady. Alternatively, he places it.
46PA-NI{GIŠ}TUKUL{ḪI.A} ZAG-az LUGAL-uš ši-pa-an-ti LUGAL-uš ḫu-u-up-pár KÙ.SI₂₂ ši-pa-an-tiOn the right side of the weapon, the king libates. The king drinks a gold huppa-vessel.
471 NINDA.SIG {D}10-up GUB-aš pár-ši-ia KI.MIN na-at PA-NIDINGIR-LIM da-a-iHe breaks one fine bread for the Storm-god standing; alternatively, he places it before the god.
481 NINDA.SIG {D}10 *⸢ŠA⸣KARAŠ* KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10 *AN-E! TUŠ-aš* KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for the Storm-god of the Šakaria, ditto; one fine loaf (of bread) for The Storm-God of Heaven, sitting, [ditto]
491 NINDA.SIG {D}10 ḪI.ḪI GUB-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}ḪA-AT-TI pár-ši-ia KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for the Storm-god of Ḫattu, standing, ditto. He breaks one fine loaf [for the Storm]-God of Hattuša, [ditto].
501 NINDA.SIG {D}10 KI.LAM TUŠ-aš pár-ši-ia KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}zi-ip-pa-la-an-taOne fine loaf of bread for the Storm-god, the weight of the sitting, he breaks. Alternatively, one fine loaf (of bread) for the storm of Zippalanta
511 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}ne-ri-ik TUŠ-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10 É-TIOne fine bread for the Storm-god of Nerik, while seated, ditto, one fine bread (for the) Storm-God of the House.
521 NINDA.SIG {D}10-u-ba KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}ḫi-iš-ša-aš-pa KI.MINOne fine bread for the Storm-god of Uba, ditto; one fine bread (for the) Storm-God of Ḫišša-pa, [ditto].
531 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}ku-li-ú-iš-na KI.MINOne fine bread for the Storm-god of Kiliwišna, ditto.
541 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}ḫu-u-la-aš-ša KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}ša-ri-iš-ša KI.MINOne fine bread for the Storm-god of Ḫulaša, ditto; one fine bread (for) The Storm-God of Šarišu, [ditto].
551 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}pít-ti-ia-ri-ga KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}li-iḫ-ši-na KI.MINOne fine bread for the Storm-god of Piaktiyariga, ditto; one fine bread (for the Storm) of Liḫšina, [ditto].
561 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}ḫa-at-ra-a KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}a-ri-in-na KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for the Storm-god of Ḫatra, ditto; one fine loaf (of bread) for [the Storm-God of] Arinna, [ditto].
571 NINDA.SIG {D}ḫu-ul-la *TUŠ-aš* KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}ḫa-la-ap KI.MINOne fine bread for Ḫulla, while seated, ditto; one fine bread (for) the Storm-god of Halappa, [ditto].
581 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}ma-wa-li-ia KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10 {URU}kum-ma-an-ni TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for the Storm-god of Mawaliya, ditto; one fine loaf (of bread) for [the Storm-God of Kumma]nni, sat down, [ditto].
591 NINDA.SIG {D}ta-ši-〈mi〉-iz TUŠ-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}IŠTAR AN-i TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for Tašimiz, while seated, ditto.
601 NINDA.SIG {D}ku-mar-bi TUŠ-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}A-A TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for Kūmarbi while seated, ditto.
611 NINDA.SIG {D}ZUE⸢N⸣ TUŠ-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}UTU KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG a-ú-ri-ia-aš {D}UTU-i TUŠ-ašOne fine loaf of bread for the Sun-deity, ditto; one fine loaf for the Šamaš, [ditto]. One fine bread for Auriya, for the Storm-god, while seated.
621 NINDA.SIG {D}aš-⸢ta⸣-bi KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}nu-pa-ti-ik 1 NINDA.SIG {D}U.GUR1 fine bread for Aštabi, ditto; 1 fine loaf for Nupatik; 1 coarse bread for Nergal.
63ša-um-ma-ta-ar TUŠ-aš KI.MINŠammatar, sitting, ditto.
641 NINDA.SIG LUGAL {D}zi-it-ta-ḫa-ri-ia-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG ŠAMUNUS.LUGAL {D}zi-it-ḫa-ri-ia-aš KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for the king of Zittaḫariya, ditto; one fine loaf for the queen of Zi[tt]ahariy[a, d]itto.
651 NINDA.SIG {D}KAL LÍL KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}KAL {URU}ḪA-AT-TI {D}kar-zi {D}ḫa-pa-ta-li-ia TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for the Stag-god, ditto; one fine bread (for) the Stags of Ḫattu, Karzi, and H&bepatalliya, while seated, [ditto].
661 NINDA.SIG {D}KAL {KUŠ}kur-ša-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}KAL LUGAL KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for the Stag-god of Kurša, ditto; one fine loaf for the Sun-God of the king, [ditto].
671 NINDA.SIG {D}KAL {URU}ka-ra-aḫ-na KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}KAL {URU}ḫur-ma KI.MINOne fine bread for the Stag-god of Karaḫna, ditto; one fine bread (for) the Stags of Ḫurma, [ditto].
681 NINDA.SIG {D}pí-ri-kar TUŠ-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}ZA-BA₄-BA₄ TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for Pirikar, while seated, ditto; one fine bread (for) Zababa, while sitting, [ditto].
691 NINDA.SIG UDU.SÍG+MUNUS{ḪI.A}-aš {D}UTU-i TUŠ-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG ne-pí-ši KI-pí KI.MINOne fine loaf of lamb for the Sun-deity while seated, ditto; one fine loaf for the nepiši-offering, [ditto].
701 NINDA.SIG ḪUR.SAG{MEŠ} ÍD{MEŠ} TUŠ-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}10-up ḫu-u-bi-ti {D}šar-ru-um-ma TUŠ-ašOne fine bread for the mountains, for the waters of the river, ditto, one fine loaf for the Storm-god of Ḫubiti, for Šarrumma, to the waters.
71⸢1⸣ NINDA.SIG DINGIR{MEŠ}-na ad-da-ni-wi-na {D}GAŠAN-wi-na TUŠ-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG DINGIR{MEŠ} ad-da-ni-wi-naOne fine loaf of bread for the gods, for Adaniwana, for the Lady, while seated; alternatively, one fine loaf (for) the god(s), for Adanniwana
72{D}10-up-wi-na TUŠ-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG DINGIR{MEŠ}-na ad-da-ni-wi-na {D}UTU-wi-na tu-ru-uḫ-ḫi-naFor the Storm-god of Sippar, ditto. One fine loaf of bread for the gods, for Adaniwi, for the Sun-deity, for Turuhḫi.
73TUŠ-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {GU₄}⸢še⸣-ra-aš {GU₄}ḫu-ra-aš KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG nam-ni ḫa-az-ziHe places one fine loaf of bread for the še-ra-ox and the ḫura-Ox. He places another fine loaf.
74ḪUR.SAG{MEŠ} KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG te-e-er-ra {D}10-up-wi-na KI.MINThe mountains, ditto. One fine loaf of bread, to the Storm-god of Upwīna, [ditto].
751 NINDA.SIG a-ri mu-ud-ri ⸢i-e⸣-ni e-ri-ri {D}10-up-wi-na TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for the shepherd, for the eriri-offering of the Storm-god of Sippar, ditto.
Vs. II
11 NINDA.SIG {D}il-mi pár-ni t[a-ak-ru]-⸢wa-i⸣ {D}[ ]One fine bread for Ilummi, for Takrawa, for the god ...
21 NINDA.SIG {D}ḫa-nu-ma-an-zi u[š]-⸢ta⸣-an-zi x [ ]They bring one fine bread to Ḫanumani ...
3ga-me-er-ši šar-ra-aš-ši ma-li na-an-ki ⸢e⸣-[er-ši]... all the kings, the lords ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
4pa-a-ḫi-i pa-*an-ta-ni* ḫi-ra-a-ḫi {D}10-up-pí TUŠ-aš [KI.MIN]He places it, he places it on the table, and he seats the Storm-god of Uppi, likewise.
51 NINDA.SIG še-ra-am-mi-na wu-ru!-ul-la KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG š[a-ú-ri(?)]One fine bread of šerammina-beer, wurulla-bread, likewise, one fine bread made of ...
6ú-i-ra-am-mu-um KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}na-an-ki-ni-wi ir-x-[ ]he libates. Alternatively, one fine bread for Nankiniwa ...
7{D}IŠTAR-wi KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}na-an-ki-ni-wi ni-ḫa-a-a[r-ši]For Ištarwi, ditto. One fine bread for Nankiniwi ...
81 NINDA.SIG {GIŠ}PAN-ti GI-ri iš-pa-an-ti ka-ú-bi TU[Š-aš KI.MIN]One fine loaf of bread on a bow, the reed, he libates, and he drinks; ditto.
9ša-ri-ia-an-ni ul-li e!-eš-ḫi ḫa-a-še-e-ri ku-u[p?- ]... he pours a libation, he libates in the hearth ...
10ta-še ni-iḫ-ri!-ni-we ta-še šu-um-mu-un-ni-⸢we⸣[ ]And he libates, and he pours ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
11ta-še ḫa-al-li-im-ki-ni-we il-te-na ta-a-š[i- ]And he ... the ḫallimkinnu-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
12ka-ri ar-te-ni-we ka-ri a-wa-ar-ri-we ku-u[n- ]The kari of our rear, the karu of our awarru,
13*a-ar-ru*-un-ni šu-u-i pa-an-da-ni šu-u-i šap-ḫa-a[l-ti]He places it before him, he places it in the hearth.
14šu-u-i šu-u-i-ni-bi-ma še-et-ḫi TUŠ-aš KI.MINHe places it, and he sits down, ditto.
151 NINDA.SIG aš-ta-aš-ḫi ta-ḫa-⸢a⸣-aš-ḫi {D}GAŠAN-we KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for the Ašta-šaḫi-deity, for the Lady-of-the-Lady, ditto.
161 NINDA.SIG e!-la-an-ši ši-x-ur-ši {D}IŠTAR-we K[I.MIN]One fine bread, above, ... for Ištar, ditto.
17⸢1⸣ NINDA.SIG {D}un-du-ru-um-ma-an {D}IŠTAR-we {LÚ}!SUKKAL K[I.MIN]One fine bread for Udurumma, for Ištarwe, the vizier ditto.
18⸢1⸣ NINDA.SIG {D}te-nu {D}10-up-pí ⸢šu⸣-uk-kal-li TUŠ-aš K[I.MIN]One fine bread for Enu, for Adad-uppi, for the šukkalli-offering, while seated, ditto.
19⸢1⸣ NINDA.SIG {D}mu-ki-ša-nu {D}ku-mar-bi-ni-wi {LÚ}SUKKAL [KI.MIN]One fine bread for Mukišānu, for Kumar-biniwi, the vizier, ditto.
201 [NINDA].SIG {D}iz-zum-mi {D}A-A-we {LÚ}SUKKAL TUŠ-aš [KI.MIN]One fine bread for Izummi, for Awu, the vizier, while seated, ditto.
211 [NIND]A.SIG {D}li-ip-pa-⸢ru⸣-ma {D}UTU-we {LÚ}SUKKAL [KI.MIN]One fine bread for Lipparuma, for Šamašwe, the vizier, ditto.
221 ⸢NINDA.SIG⸣ {D}ḫu-pu-uš-⸢du⸣-kar-ra {D}ḫi-šu-u-e-ni-we {LÚ}SUKKAL TU[Š-aš KI.MIN]One fine loaf of bread for Ḫupušdkara, for ... the vizier, ditto.
231 NINDA.⸢SIG⸣ {D}ir!-šab-bi-ni-iš dam-gàr-ra-aš-ši KI.MINOne fine bread for Iršabbiniš, the damgarra-priest, ditto.
241 NINDA.⸢SIG⸣ DINGIR{MEŠ} ma-ḫi-i-ir-ra-ši-⸢na⸣ *〈〈aš〉〉* KI.MINOne fine bread for the gods before them, ditto.
251 NINDA.SIG na-aḫ-na-zu ba-at-ta-ra-ši KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for the naḫna-priest, for the battaraši-festival, ditto.
261 NINDA.SIG {D}ša-an-ta-lu-uk-ka₄-an u-šu-un-da-an-ni TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for Šantalukkan he brings, while seated, ditto.
271 NINDA.SIG [DI]NGIR{MEŠ} URU-ni-pí-na {URU}ša-mu-u-ḫa-ḫi-na du-ru-uḫ-ḫi-na ⸢KI.MIN⸣One fine bread for the gods of the city Nipina, Šamuḫaḫi, Durubhina, ditto.
281 NINDA.SIG DINGIR{⸢MEŠ⸣}-na URU-ni-pí-na {URU}ḫa-at-te-ni-we-na du-ru-uḫ-ḫi-na ⸢KI.MIN⸣One fine bread for the gods of the city Nipi, the city Ḫatteniwana, the huruḫina, ditto.
291 NINDA.SIG DINGIR{MEŠ}-na ú-me-in-ni-bi-na {URU˽GIŠ}GIDRU-ni-we-na du-ru-uḫ-ḫi-na ⸢KI.MIN⸣One fine bread for the gods, for the scepter-bearer of the city Duruḫina, ditto.
301 NINDA.SIG du-⸢ú⸣-[n]i ⸢tap⸣-ri ge-eš-ḫi a-ta-a-ni {D}IŠTAR-we KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread, he libates, and to Ištar, ditto.
311 NINDA.SIG du-ú-n[i tap-ri g]i-eš-ḫi a-ta-a-ni {D}10-up-pí KI.MINOne fine bread for Duuni, a reed bundle, for Atani, the Storm-god, ditto.
321 NINDA.SIG DINGIR{MEŠ}-na [ḫi-ia-ru-u]n-na du-ru-uḫ-ḫi-na TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for the gods, for the ḫiyarunna-festival, for Durubhina, the sitting, ditto.
331 NINDA.SIG DINGIR{MEŠ}-na ⸢ma-ri-iš-ḫi-i-na⸣ DINGIR{MEŠ}-⸢na ši⸣-i-ḫa-a-⸢e⸣-na ⸢KI.MIN⸣One fine bread for the gods, for the marrišḫina-offering of the god(s), for the offerings, ditto.
341 NINDA.SIG DINGIR{⸢MEŠ⸣}-na ku-la-aḫ-ḫi-e-na DINGIR{MEŠ}-na ku-lu-pa-te-na du-ru-ḫi-na KI.MINOne fine bread for the gods, for the kulahḫi-offerings of the god(s), for the purupa-offers of the durumina-festival, ditto.
35DINGIR{MEŠ}˽LÚ{MEŠ} QA-TIThe men of the gods take it.
361 NINDA.SIG {D}UTU {URU}PÚ-na KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {⸢D⸣}me-zu-ul-la TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for the Sun-deity of Pūna, ditto; one fine loaf for Mezulla while seated, [ditto].
371 NINDA.SIG {D}ḫé-pát mu-uš-ni KI.MIN 1 NINDA.[SI]G {URU˽GIŠ}GIDRU-ni-we {D}ḫé-pát mu-uš-ni KI.MINOne fine loaf of bread for Ḫepat, ditto; one fine loaf for Ša-šēpêniwe, for ḫepat, [ditto].
381 NINDA.SIG {D}ḫé-pát mu-uš-ni {URU}u-da-ḫi [TU]Š-aš KI.MIN ⸢1 NINDA.SIG⸣ {D}ḫé-pát mu-uš-niOne fine bread for Ḫepa, for Udaḫi ... ditto, and one fine bread to [Ḫelpa], for ...
39{URU}ki-iz-zu-wa-at-na-ḫi KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {URU}ša-mu-ḫa-ḫi {D}ḫé-pát mu-〈uš〉-ni [KI.MIN]of Kizzuwatnaḫi, ditto; one fine bread of Šamuḫaḫu, for Ḫepat, likewise.
401 NINDA.SIG {D}ḫé-pát {D}šar-ru-um-ma 1 NINDA.SIG {D}ḫé-pát {D}al-⸢la-an-zu⸣ TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for Ḫepat, for Šarrumma, one fine bread (for) Ḥepat and for Alanzu, while seated, ditto.
411 NINDA.SIG {D}da-a-ar-ru {D}da-ki-du TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for Dāru and Dakidu, while seated, ditto.
421 NINDA.SIG {D}ḫu-te-na {D}ḫu-ti-*il*-lu-úr-ra TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for Ḫutena and Ḥutillora, while seated, ditto.
431 NINDA.SIG {D}iš-ḫa-ra-an 1 NINDA.SIG {D}al-la-an-ni TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for Išḫara, one fine loaf for Allannu, sitting, ditto.
441 NINDA.SIG {D}um-pu {D}NIN.GAL TUŠ-aš 1 NINDA.SIG {D}IŠTAR-pu-uš-gaOne fine bread for Umpu, for Nikkal, while seated, one fine loaf for Ištar-puša.
451 NINDA.SIG {D}ni-na-at-ta {D}ku-li-it-ta TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for Ninatta and Kulitta while seated, ditto.
46⸢1 NINDA.SIG {URU}ḫa-at-ta⸣-ri-na-ḫi {D}GAŠAN-an {D}*ni-na-ta-an* {D}ku-li-[ta-an]One fine bread of Ḫattarinaḫi for the Lady, for Ninatan, for Kulitan
471 NINDA.SIG É-ni-bi {D}IŠTAR-an {D}ni-na-ta-an {D}ku-li-ta-a[n]One fine bread for the temple, for Ištar, for Ninata, for Kulita
481 NINDA.SIG {URU}ta-me-ni-ga-⸢ḫi {D}GAŠAN-an {D}ni-na-ta-an⸣ {D}ku-l[i-ta-an]One fine bread for Tamenigaḫi, for the Lady, for Ninatan, for Kulitan
491 NINDA.SIG {URU}an-ku-wa-ḫi {D}IŠTAR-an {D}n[i-na-ta-an {D}]ku-l[i-ta-an]1 fine bread for Ankuwaḫi, for Ištar, for Ninata, for Kulita
501 NINDA.SIG {URU}ku-li-uš-na-⸢ḫi⸣ {D}IŠTAR-an ⸢{D}ni-na-ta-an⸣ {D}k[u-li-ta-an]One fine bread for Kulušnaḫi, for Išaran, for Ninatan and for Kulitan.
511 NINDA.SIG na-bar-bi KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG šu-u-wa-la KI.MIN 1 NINDA.SIG {D}dam-[ki-na KI.MIN]1 fine bread for Nabarbi, ditto; 1 coarse bread for Šuwala, di[tto]; 1 fine loaf for Damkina, [ditto].
521 NINDA.SIG {D}a-ia-an {D}e-kal-du-un 1 NINDA.SIG {D}ša-a-lu-uš p[í-ti-in-ḫi]One fine bread for Aya, for Ekalduun, one fine bread (for) Šalu, for pitinḫi.
531 NINDA.SIG {D}a-dam-ma {D}ku-pa-pa {D}ḫa-šu-un-tar-ḫi TUŠ-aš KI.M[IN]One fine bread for Adamma, Kuppa, Ḫašuntarḫi, while seated,
541 NINDA.SIG {D}za-al-mi {D}NIN.É.GAL 1 NINDA.SIG {D}ur-šu-u-i iš-k[al-li KI.MIN]One fine bread for Zalmi, for Ninegal, one fine loaf for Uršû, for the meal, ditto.
551 NINDA.SIG {D}ti-ia-bi-in-ti {D}ḫe-pát-ti {LÚ}SUKKAL TUŠ-aš KI.MINOne fine bread for Tiabinti and Ḫepatti, the vizier sitting, ditto.
561 NINDA.SIG {D}za-ap-pí-ka₄-ga 1 NINDA.SIG {D}tu-ur-ra šu-ub-bi-e-na1 fine bread for Zappi-kaga, 1 fine loaf for Turra of Šubbina,
571 NINDA.SIG ši-in-ta-al-wu-ri 1 NINDA.SIG ši-in-ta-al-ir-ti TUŠ-ašOne fine loaf of bread, a šitalwiri-offering, one fine loaf, seated.
581 NINDA.SIG {D}ta-ma-al-šu 1 NINDA.SIG e-li pur-ni 1 NINDA.SIG ⸢ḫa!-ši!⸣ ḫa-šu-⸢kar!⸣-niOne fine bread for Tamalšu, one fine bread above purni, one coarse bread for the ḫaši-offering,
591 NINDA.SIG ḫu-u-ri ḫa-aš-ta-ri 1 NINDA.SIG {D}na-at-ḫi {D}na-mu!-ul-li1 fine bread for the ḫuri-festival, for the aštari-offering, 1 fine loaf for Natḥi, for Namoli,
601 NINDA.SIG {D}da-a-ia a-⸢az⸣-za-a-al-lione fine bread for Daia he places.
611 NINDA.SIG ḫu-ub-bi ki-in-ni-ti 1 NINDA.SIG še-e-ri še-e-ia-ni 1 NINDA.SIG ⸢ḫa⸣-wa-ḫ[i]One fine bread of ḫubbi-bread, a kinnitu-container, one fine bread made of šēru-flour, and one fine loaf of ...
62ḫa-li-iš-tar-ni {D}IŠTAR-⸢we⸣ 1 NINDA.SIG aš-ta-aš-ḫi ta-⸢ḫa⸣-aš-ḫi ni-ḫa-ar-ši TUŠ-aš KI.MINFor the goddess Ištar, one fine loaf of bread, for the taḫa-ta-a-ṣi, and for the Niharsu, the seated one, ditto.
631 NINDA.⸢SIG⸣ {KUŠ}ku-ul-gul-li {D}IŠTAR-wi TUŠ-aš KI.MIN ⸢1⸣ NINDA.SIG {D}e-ri-ša-a-an-kiOne fine loaf of leather for Ištarwi while seated; alternatively, one fine loaf for Erišanki.
64ki-iḫ-ri-⸢zi⸣ {D}GAŠAN-⸢wi⸣ 1 NINDA.SIG {D}u-šu-un-na {D}tu-u-ul-⸢la⸣ TUŠ-aš KI.MINThey take one fine bread for the Lady, for Ušunna and Tuulla, while seated, ditto.
651 NINDA.SIG {D}šu-uḫ!-a!-an-⸢ti⸣ {D}zi-il-la-an-ti 1 NINDA.SIG {D}tu-mu-un-na1 fine bread for Šuḫanti, for Zillanti, 1 fine loaf for Tumunna,
66ḫu-ru-mu-un-na {D}GAŠAN-aš {D}10-aš za-pí-mu-wa-⸢mu⸣-na TUŠ-aš KI.MINIn Hurrian, the Lady, the Storm-god, in Zapīmuwana, the seat, ditto.
671 NINDA.SIG ku-ú-li-na {D}GAŠAN-wi-na TUŠ-aš KI.MIN ⸢1 NINDA.SIG⸣ e-kiOne fine loaf of bread for Kulina, for Šarrat-wīna, while seated, ditto, one fine loaf ...
68tar-ma-ni {D}IŠTAR-⸢wi⸣ na-at-ša-an PÚ-i da-a-iHe places it before Ištar, and he places it in the well.
69⸢1⸣ NINDA.SIG ši-ia za-la-ap-ta-ra-an na-at-ša-an ÍD-i da-a-iHe pours one fine bread, and he places it on the river bank.
701 NINDA.SIG tu-u-ni tap-ri gi-eš-ḫi a-da-ni 1 NINDA.SIG {URU}ša-mu-u-ḫi {D}a-ba-raOne fine bread for the tūni-offering, a reed bundle, for Adani, one fine bread (for) Šamuḫi, for Abara.
71DINGIR{MEŠ}-na {URU}ša-mu-u-〈ḫa〉-ḫi-na aš-du-ḫi-na DINGIR{MEŠ}-na a-ar-ti-ni-we-naThe gods of Šamuḫa, the Ašduna-priestess, the gods ...
72{URU}ḫa-at-⸢ti⸣-ni-bi-na DINGIR{MEŠ}-na ú-mi-ni-bi-nathe gods of Ḫattini,(lower confidence: line is broken)
73{⸢URU⸣}ḫa-at-te-ni-[p]í-na aš-du-ḫi-na TUŠ-aš KI.MINIn Ḫattenipina, ašduḫina, sitting, ditto.
Rs. III
11 NINDA.SIG DINGIR{MEŠ}-na-ši-na šu-wa-ra-še-na du-ra-ḫi-še-na ...One fine bread for the gods, for the šuwara-priestess and the duraḫišena-officials ...
2⸢te⸣-er-ra TUŠ-aš KI.MINAfterwards, while seated, ditto
31 NINDA.⸢SIG⸣ ma-a-ri-iš-ḫi-n[a] DINGIR{MEŠ}-na ši-i-e-ḫa-e-na 〈aš〉-du-uḫ-ḫi-e-n[a]One fine bread for the gods, for the ...
4DINGIR{MEŠ}-na ⸢ḫé-ia⸣-ru-un-⸢na⸣ aš-du-⸢uḫ⸣-ḫi-na DINGIR{MEŠ} ku-la-aḫ-e-naThe gods of Ḫeyaruna, the Ašduḫi-priests, the gods ...
5DINGIR{MEŠ}-na ku-⸢lu⸣-pa-te-na aš-du-u[ḫ]-⸢ḫi⸣-n[a] TUŠ-aš KI.MINThe gods, the cult centers, the dwellings, ditto.
61 NINDA.SIG ⸢zu⸣-uš-ši ⸢tu-uḫ⸣-ḫi-e-n[i] ⸢{D}IŠTAR-wi⸣One fine bread for the tuhḫi-offering to Ištar-wi
7{DUG}aḫ-ru-uš-ḫi ḫu-up-⸢ru-uš⸣-ḫi ni-ra-a[m-b]i ⸢ša⸣-a-la-an-⸢ni⸣The hurušḫi-vessel, the huprušaḥi vessel, he libates.
8{D}IŠTAR-wi 1 ⸢NINDA.SIG {D⸣}a-pí-ni-t[a TU]Š-aš KI.MINFor Ištarwi, one fine bread for Apīnita, likewise.
9ta-⸢aš-ta⸣ LUGAL-i ⸢eri-pí ŠU⸣-za ar-ḫa da-a-⸢i⸣ 1 NINDA.SIG-maThen the king takes it from the hand of Eripi. He takes one fine bread.
10a-a-bi da-a-i nu-za QA-⸢TI⸣-ŠU ⸢šu-up-pí⸣-aḫ-ḫi ⸢ta⸣-aš-ta {LÚ}ḪALHe places it before the enemy, and he libates a libation. The cult actor
11LUGAL-i {GIŠ}⸢EREN⸣ ki-iš-[š]a-ri-[i] da-a-iHe places the cedar for the king.(lower confidence: line is broken)
12⸢1 NINDA.SIG⸣ {D}ši-ḫa-pí-na-aš-ta [n]a-at [pa-r]a-a pé-e-da-iHe takes one fine bread for Šiḫapinašta.
13⸢nu-za⸣ QA-TI-ŠU šu-⸢up⸣-pí-aḫ-ḫi ⸢an-da-an⸣ ú-ez-zi ke-el-diThen he takes the libation vessel of the šuppiaḫi-vessel, and he goes.
14[ḫa]l-za-a-i na-aš-⸢ta {DUG}ḫu-up-pa⸣-a-ri{Ḫ[I].⸢A⸣} IŠ-TUGEŠTIN šu-un-na-iHe places it, and he pours a huppari-vessel of wine.
15⸢tu-pa⸣-an-za-ki-uš-ša [I]Š-TUGE[ŠTIN.KA]Š [t]a-wa-li-it šu-un-na-iAnd he pours wine into the tawali-vessel.
16ta-aš-ta {LÚ}ḪAL LUGAL {GIŠ}⸢EREN⸣ [ŠU-za ar]-ḫa [d]a-a-i LUGAL-uš UŠ-KE-ENAnd the overseer of the king holds the cedar in his hand. The king bows down.
17nam-ma LUGAL-uš A-NADINGIR-LIM pa-ra-⸢a⸣ x x?[ ]x ⸢ku-it⸣ a-aš-šuThen the king goes to the god ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
18na-at-kán A-NADINGIR-LIM an-da me-m[a-i nu-kán {UZ]U}wa-al-la-aš ḫa-aš-ta-iAnd he speaks to the god, and he places the liver on the hearth.
19ŠAUDU {DUG}ÚTUL-it ⸢zé⸣-i-ia-a[n ta]-⸢aš-ta LUGAL⸣-i pa-ra-a e-ep-ziHe takes the libation vessel and takes it away from the king.
20[LU]GAL-uš-za GÍR ZABAR da-a-i nu-k[án {U]ZU}wa-la-an ḫa-aš-ta-iThe king places the bronze reeds, and he places the liver on the hearth.
21{UZU}e-ek-⸢du⸣ a-wa-an ar-ḫa ku-e[r-z]i ⸢nam-ma-kán⸣ a-wa-an ar-ḫa wa-a-kiHe cuts the ekdu-plant, and he eats it. And then he drinks it.
22ŠU-an-ma-aš-ša-an an-da Ú-UL pé-⸢e-da⸣-i ⸢ta⸣-aš-ta {LÚ}ḪALAnd he does not come out, and the cult actor
23ki-iš-ša-an an-da me-ma-⸢i⸣ ki-⸢i {UZU⸣}wa-⸢al⸣-la-aš ḫa-⸢aš-ta⸣-iAnd he speaks thus: “When he eats the liver,
24ma-aḫ-ḫa-an a-ra-aš-ša iš-⸢tar-na⸣ [ ]x[ ]-x-wa-kán A-NALUGAL{MEŠ} [...]... before the altar ... to the kings ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
25iš-tar-na QA-TAM-MA x x[ ]x {UZU}wa-al-⸢la⸣-[aš]likewise ... the liver ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
26⸢ḫa-aš-ta⸣-i ma-⸢aḫ-ḫa⸣-[an -i]š-ša-wa [ ]And he places it before ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
27⸢LUGAL-i me⸣-na-aḫ-ḫa-[an-da ]x{MEŠ}[ ]to the king ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
28na[m-ma]-⸢aš-ták!-kán {D}⸣x[And the god ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
29xx x x[
30x x[ ]x[ ]x-ú
31[ {D}IŠTA]R LÍL wa-al-li-wa-al-[l]i-ia-aš [ ]... Ištar, the mighty one of the wāliwalliya-priestess ...
32[ ]-zi nu-⸢kán⸣ a-pí-ia-⸢ia⸣ ka-lu-ti-[ ]... he takes, and all the ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
33[ki-iš-ša-an ši-pa-an-t]iHe libates accordingly.(lower confidence: line is broken)
34[a-wa-ar-ri-wi {D}IŠTA]R-ga {D}ni-na-ta {D}⸢ku-li-it⸣-ta... Ištarga, Ninata, Kulitta(lower confidence: line is broken)
35[zu-kur-kur-ri-wi {D}IŠTAR-g]a {D}ni-⸢na⸣-[t]a ⸢{D}ku⸣-l[i-i]t-tathe Zukur-kur-riwi, Ištarga, Ninati, Kulitta
36[e-ki-ni-wi {D}IŠTAR-ga {D}]ni-⸢na-ta⸣ {D}ku-⸢li⸣-it-ta... Ištarga, Ninati, Kulitta(lower confidence: line is broken)
37[ta-ḫa-ši-ia {D}IŠTAR-ga {D}ni]-na-⸢at-ta⸣ {D}ku-l[i-i]t-ta... Ištarga, Ninatta, Kulitta(lower confidence: line is broken)
38p[u-nu-ḫu-zi-ia {D}IŠTAR-g]a {D}ni-na-at-ta {D}ku-li-it-ta... Ištarga, Ninatta, Kulitta(lower confidence: line is broken)
39ga-m[i-ir-ši-wi {D}IŠTAR-ga {D}]⸢ni-na⸣-at-⸢ta⸣ {D}ku-li-it-ta... Ištarga, Ninatta, Kulitta(lower confidence: line is broken)
40⸢ú-pu⸣-kar-[ši-ia {D}IŠTAR-ga {D}ni-na-a]t-ta {D}ku-li-it-taHe libates. Ištarga, Ninatta, Kulitta
41pa-ta-ni š[a-ú-ri {D}IŠTAR-wi {D]}10-up ḫu-⸢ru⸣-up-pí {D}aš-ta-[pí]On the left, Ištarwi, the Storm-god of Ḫuruppi, and the ...
42{D}nu-pa-ti-i[k {GIŠ}PAN-ti GI-ri iš-pa-ti ]x x x[ ]Nupatik, the bow, the reed ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
43{D}pí-ri-in-k[ir {D}ḫe-e-šu-u-i {D}ša-an-da-al-lu-ga] xPirikir, Ḫešui, Šandaluga ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
44ḫa-at-ni {D}pí-š[a-ša-ap-ḫi e-ši ḫa-pur-ni ḪUR.SAG{MEŠ}-na ÍD{MEŠ}-na a-wa-a]r-⸢ri-pí-na⸣And Pišašapḫi, he takes. And the mountains, the rivers, and the awarripina-vessels
45{D}IŠTAR-ga-pí-n[a šar-ra-aš-ši-ia ḫu-ri-x]Ištar-gapina ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
46a-wa-ri-wi-na {[D}IŠTAR-ga-pí-na {D}pa-ir-ra {D}u-du-uk]-⸢ki-na⸣ [a-wa-ar-ri-b]i-naThey speak to Ištar-gapina, Pirra, Udukkina.
47{D}GAŠAN-wi-na [ul-mi ga-ú?-pí ša-a-aḫ-ḫa- ]x x[ ]xFor the Lady of Heaven, ... ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
48ku-up-ti š[a-aš-šu-pa-a-ti ḫa-ši-ia-ti GI-ri iš-pa-t]iHe pours a libation, he pours the reed-offering.
49šar-ia-⸢ni⸣ [gur-pí-ši a-ar-ru-mi mu-ul-du-ta-še ḪUR.SAG-n]i... the šarya-priestess, the gurpiši-offering, and the aarru-vessel of the mountains ...
50ta-a-š[i ḫal-li-im-ki-ni-pí ta-ši ši-in-ta-x {D}IŠTAR-ga-pí šu]-⸢ú⸣-niAnd to Ḫallimkini, and to Ištar-gapi, he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
51⸢e⸣-[a ḫa-a-zi pa-ri-ma-aš-ši-na a-wa-ar-ri-... he takes, and he pours a libation ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
60′[ ]-⸢en⸣ [
61′[ -u]š-⸢ḫi am⸣-[... and he ...(very low confidence: a guess)
62′[ ]-x-⸢ma-e ti⸣-[... and ...(very low confidence: a guess)
63′[ ] DINGIR{MEŠ}-⸢na⸣ ḫal-mi-n[a... the gods ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
64′[ ]-x-⸢ši⸣ am-⸢ba⸣-aš-ši-⸢ia⸣ x [... and ... ...(very low confidence: a guess)
65′[ ]-x-ni-ta {NA₄}?ta-a-[... the ta-stone ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
66′[ DINGIR{MEŠ}-n]a-⸢ša⸣ ši-e-ḫa-e-n[a-ša... the gods, the libation ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
67′[ ]-x []
68′nu ⸢IŠ-TUKÁ.GAL I⸣-NAÉ {D}IŠTAR LÍL {URU}ša-mu-u-ḫa pa-[iz-zi]And the Great One goes to the house of the Lord Ištar of Šamuḫa.
69′nu za-am-mu-ri-in ŠA½ SA₂₀-A-TI da-a-iAnd he places it on the head of the samaritu-vessel.
70′⸢nu⸣ NINDA.⸢GÚG⸣{ḪI.A} NINDA.⸢KU₇⸣{ḪI.A} ku-e pár-ši-i-ia-an-na-i n[a-aš-ta]And he breaks the loaves of bread and sweet bread, and ...
71′⸢a⸣-na-ḫi pé-ra-an ar-ḫa da-aš-ke-ez-zi na-at P[A-NIDINGIR-LIM]And he places it before the god.(lower confidence: line is broken)
72′[zi-i]k-ke-ez-zi nu! LUGAL-uš ḫa-an-te-ez-zi pa[l-ši]He drinks, and the king breaks it.(lower confidence: line is broken)
73′[wa-al-l]i-pí {D}nu-pa-ti-〈ik〉 *TUŠ*-aš 1-ŠU e-ku-zi ⸢1⸣ [NINDA.SIG pár-ši-ia KI.MIN]The wallipi-priest of Nupatik drinks once while seated. He breaks one fine loaf of bread, ditto.
Rs. IV
1⸢EGIR-ŠU⸣-ma LUGAL-uš GUB-aš {⸢D⸣}IŠTAR LÍL {D}ni-na-at-ta {D}ku-⸢li⸣-taAfterwards, the king stands. The Lord Ištar, Ninatta, Kulitta
2pa-an-ta-ni ša-ú-ri {D}IŠTAR-pí 3-ŠU e-ku-zi KI.⸢MIN⸣He drinks three times before Ištar. Alternatively,
3EGIR-ŠU-⸢ma⸣ LUGAL-uš {D}IŠTAR LÍL {D}ni-na-at-⸢ta⸣ {D}⸢ku-li-it⸣-taAfterwards, the king, the Lord Ištar, Ninatta, Kulitta
4pa-a-ta-ni ša-ú-ri {D}IŠTAR-pí {D}10-⸢ia⸣ GUB-ašOn the other side, Ištar-pi and the Storm-god stand.
52-ŠÚ e-ku-zi 1 NINDA.SIG pár-š[i-i]aHe drinks twice; he breaks one fine bread.
6nu TU₇{ḪI.A} ú-da-an-z[i L]UGAL-uš ku-e EGIR-an da-⸢a?⸣-[i?] ⸢na⸣-at A-NADINGIR-LIMAnd they bring the soup to the king. Then he places it next to the god.
7ke-el-di-ia da-a-i ka-lu-ti-ia ḫu-u-ma-an-ti-i[a] ⸢ti⸣-an-ziHe places the kalūti-vessels, the ḫumantiya-beer.
8A-NA{D}IŠTAR LÍL wa-al-li-wa-al-li ŠA{m}mur-ši-li TU₇{ḪI.A}For the god Ištar, the lord of the wāliwallu-vessel, Mursili, the sweet.
9ti-ia-u-wa-an-zi Ú-UL e-eš-ziThey libate, but they do not drink.
10nam-ma ku-u-uš ka-lu-ti-uš DINGIR{MEŠ}˽LÚ{MEŠ} DINGIR{MEŠ}˽MUNUS{MEŠ} ak-ku-uš-ke-ez-ziAnd the gods, the men, the goddesses eat.
11nu ma-a-an LUGAL-i a-aš-šu nu 3 DINGIR{MEŠ} 4 5 DINGIR{MEŠ} an-da ḫar-pa-an-daAnd when the king goes, three gods, four, five gods ...
12ak-ku-uš-ke-ez-zi pé-ra-an-ma {⸢LÚ⸣.MEŠ}⸢NAR⸣ iš-ḫa-mi-ia-u-wa-an-ziThey eat, and then the singers sing.(lower confidence: line is broken)
13{D}IŠTAR LÍL-pát {D}ni-na-at-ta {D}ku-li-it-ta pa-an-ta-niThe Lord Ištar, Ninatta, and Kulitta come before me.
14ša-ú-ri {D}IŠTAR-pí ḫu-u-i-nu-uš-kán-ziThey libate to Ištar.
15ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma GAL{ḪI.A} ŠAÉ {D}IŠTAR LÍL {URU}ša-mu-u-ḫaThereafter, the great ones of the house of Ištar, the lord of Šamuḫa,
16⸢aš-ša⸣-nu-wa-an-zi nu LUGAL-uš I-NAÉ {D}GAŠAN LÍL wa-al-li-wa-al-⸢li⸣They libate, and the king in the house of the Lady, the lord, libates.
17ŠA{m}mur-ši-li wa-ga-an-na pa-iz-zi nu-kán a-pí-ia-iaMuršili goes, and to Apiya
18GAL{ḪI.A} ki-iš-ša-an aš-ša-⸢nu-uš⸣-ke-ez-ziThe great ones, thus, they libate.
19LUGAL-uš ḫa-an-te-ez-zi ⸢pal⸣-ši wa-al-li-pí {[D]}nu-pa-ti-ik TUŠ-ašThe king steps forward, before the wallipi-vessel of Nupati, while seated.
201-ŠU ⸢e-ku⸣-zi 1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-ia {LÚ.MEŠ}NAR ⸢ḫur⸣-la-aš SÌR-RUHe drinks once; he breaks one loaf of bread; the Hurrian singers sing.
21EGIR-ŠU-ma LUGAL-uš {D}IŠTAR LÍL wa-al-li-wa-li-⸢ia⸣-aš ŠA{m}mur-ši-liAfterwards, the king, the Lord Ištar, and the Waalliwaliya, Mursili,
22IŠ-TUBI-IB-RI KÙ.SI₂₂ UR.MAḪ GUB-aš 3-⸢ŠU⸣ e-ku-zi A-NA2 GALHe drinks three times the lion-of-the-throne of gold, and to the Great
233 NINDA.GUR₄.RA 9 NINDA.SIG{⸢ḪI⸣A} pár-ši-ia EGIR-zi-ma A-NA1 GAL 9 NINDA.GUR₄.RAHe breaks three loaves of bread and nine fine loafs. Afterwards, for the great amount of bread, nine loaves
243 BÁN 9 NINDA.SIG{ḪI.A} pár-ši-ia {LÚ.MEŠ}NAR ḫur-li SÌR-RUThree bowls nine fine breads are broken; the Hurrian singers sing.
25EGIR-ŠU-ma LUGAL-uš {D}10 ŠA-ME-E GUB-aš 1-ŠU e-⸢ku-zi⸣ 3 NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-iaAfterwards, the king drinks once to the Storm-god of the heavens. He breaks three loafs of bread.
26{LÚ.MEŠ}NAR ḫa-at-ti-li S[ÌR-R]UThe singers sing ḫattili.(lower confidence: line is broken)
27[EGIR-Š]U-ma LUGAL-uš DINGIR{MEŠ}˽LÚ{MEŠ} ḫu-u-ma-an-te-eš GUB-aš 1-ŠU ⸢e-ku-zi⸣Afterwards, the king drinks once to the gods of the men standing.
283 NINDA.⸢GUR₄.RA pár-ši-ia⸣ {LÚ.MEŠ}NAR ⸢ḫa-at-ti-li SÌR-RU⸣Three loaves of bread are broken; the singers sing ḫattili.
29EGIR-ŠU-ma LUGAL-uš {D}ZA-BA₄-BA₄ GUB-aš 1-⸢ŠU⸣ e-ku-zi 3 NINDA.GUR₄.RAAfterwards, the king drinks once to Zababa while standing. Three loaves of bread
30pár-ši-ia {LÚ.MEŠ}NAR ḫa-at-ti-⸢li⸣ SÌR-RUThe singers sing in Ḫattili.(lower confidence: line is broken)
31EGIR-ŠU-ma LUGAL-uš {D}IŠTAR LÍL wa-al-li-wa-al-li-ia ŠA{m}mur-ši-liAfterwards, the king, the Lord of Ištar, (and) the Waalliwalliya, Mursili,
32IŠ-TUBI-IB-RI ⸢KÙ.SI₂₂⸣ UR.MAḪ GUB-aš 1-ŠU e-ku-ziHe drinks once with the gold bowl. The lion stands.
339 NINDA.GUR₄.RA 3-ŠU 9 NINDA.SIG{ḪI.A} 3 {NINDA}a-a-an pár-ši-iaHe breaks nine loaves of bread three times, nine fine breads, three ayya-breads.
34{LÚ.MEŠ}NAR ḫur-la-aš SÌR-RUThe Hurrian singers sing.
35EGIR-ŠU-ma LUGAL-uš {D}ni-na-at-ta {D}ku-li-[i]t-ta ⸢GUB⸣-aš 1-ŠUAfterwards, the king places Ninatta and Kulitta on the left.
36e-ku-zi 3 NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-ia {LÚ.MEŠ}NAR ḫur-ri SÌR-RUHe drinks; he breaks three loaves of bread; the musicians sing in Hurrian.
37EGIR-ŠU-ma LUGAL-uš {GIŠ}TUKUL Ú-NU-UT MÈ ŠA{D}IŠTAR LÍL GUB-ašAfterwards, the king holds the weapon and the bodyguard of the god Ištar.
381-ŠU e-ku-zi 3 NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-ia {LÚ.MEŠ}⸢NAR⸣ ḫur-ri SÌR-RUHe drinks once; he breaks three loaves of bread; the singers sing in Hurrian.
39EGIR-ŠU-ma Ì-an iš-kán-zi LUGAL-[u]š le-e-li ḫa-a-aš-ša-riAfterwards, they pour oil; the king lifts it up.
40TUŠ-aš 1-⸢ŠU⸣ e-ku-z]i 3 NINDA.GUR₄.RA ⸢pár⸣-ši-ia {LÚ.MEŠ}NAR ḫur-ri SÌR-RUHe drinks once while seated; he breaks three loaves of bread; the singers sing in Hurrian.
41EGIR-ŠU-ma LUGAL-uš e-li pur-ni GUB-aš 1-ŠU e-ku-ziAfterwards, the king drinks once over the purni-vessel.
421 NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-ia {LÚ.MEŠ}⸢NAR ḫur-ri SÌR⸣-RUHe breaks one loaf of bread; the Hurrian singers sing.
43EGIR-⸢ŠU⸣-ma LUGAL-uš KASKAL-ri mu-šu-ni GUB-aš 1-ŠU e-ku-ziAfterwards, the king drinks once on the road while standing.
441 NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-ia {LÚ.MEŠ}NAR ḫur-la-aš SÌR-RUHe breaks one loaf of bread; the Hurrian singers sing.
45ta ap-pa-a-i nu LUGAL-uš UŠ-KE-ENAnd the king prostrates himself.
46nu LUGAL-uš I-NAÉ {D}IŠTAR LÍL an-na-la-aš {URU}ša-mu-u-ḫaAnd the king, in the house of the Lord Ištar, in Šamuḫa
47pa-iz-zi nu LUGAL-uš ú-ni IŠ-TU{DUG}KU-KU-UB KÙ.SI₂₂ GEŠTIN-itHe goes, and the king goes to the vessel of gold wine.
48šu-u-wa-an ši-pa-an-ti LUGAL-uš UŠ-KE-EN nu-uš-ši ku-wa-píAnd he libates; the king prostrates himself, and he drinks.
49a-aš-šu na-aš a-pí-ia še-eš-zi PA-NI{D}IŠTAR LÍL-ma {LÚ}AZU e-šaAnd he libates before Ištar, and the diviner goes.
50{LÚ.MEŠ}NAR {LÚ.MEŠ}AZU-ia GE₆-an la-ak-nu-wa-an-z[i]The singers and the chanters sing at night.
51*〈〈DUB〉〉* DUB 2{KAM} ŠA{D}IŠTAR LÍL {URU}ša-m[u-u-ḫa]Tablet 2 of Ištar, lord of Šamuḫa
52ŠAUD 1{KAM} QA-T[I]The first day, QA-TI

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