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DesignationKUB 29.1
IDtlh:KUB 29.1
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 414

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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[ma-a-an-za LUGAL-uš É.GAL-LAM ku-wa-pí-ik-ki] ú-e-te-ez-ziThe king comes to the palace.(lower confidence: line is broken)
2[ma-a-na-aš-ta šu-uḫ-ḫa-an-zi GI]Š-ru-az... they take the wood ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3[nu ki-i ud-da-a-ar me-mi-ia-an-zi] [ku-it É.GA]L! ú-e-da-a-šiAnd if he wishes, they speak in the palace.
4[a-pe-e-da-ni {D}UTU-un {D}]IŠKUR-an-na a-a-ra-i-e-erHe bows down to the Sun-deity and the Storm-god.
5[ma-a-an-wa É.GAL-LAM ú-e-tum-ma]-an-zi zi-in-ni-ši... they bring it into the palace.(lower confidence: line is broken)
6[ma-a-an-wa-za É-er an-dur-za ḫa-a-an-i]š-ši nu MU{KAM.}{ḪI.A} GÍD.DAAnd he places it on the house, and he holds it. And the year is long.
7[ḫa-a-ni-iš a-aš-šu ḫa-a-ni-i]š a-ra-⸢aḫ-za!⸣-ma... and he, the ... he goes out ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
8[ma-a-an ḫa-a-ni-iš-ši] [nu n]a-aḫ-ša-ra-at-ta-an ḫa-a-ni-išWhen he goes, and the naḫšaratta-vessel ...
9[iš-ḫa-aš-šar-wa-a-t]ar ḫa-a-ni-iš... he libates ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
10[nu LUGAL-u]š {GIŠ}DAG-ti te-ez-zi e-ḫu pa-a-i-wa-niAnd the king comes out of the throne and goes out.
11[zi-ig-g]a ḪUR.SAG{MEŠ}-aš EGIR-an ti-i-ia LÚ{MEŠ}-aš-mi-iš... and the mountains. Afterwards, the men ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
12[le]-⸢e⸣ ki-iš-ta ga-a-i-na-aš-mi-iš le-e ki-iš-ta... again and again ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
13[a-r]a-aš-mi-iš a-ra-a-aš-mi-〈iš〉 e-eš... he pours a libation ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
14⸢e⸣-ḫu ḪUR.SAG-ri pa-a-i-wa-a-ni nu-ut-ta LUGAL-uš za-⸢ap⸣-zi-kiHe goes to the mountains, and the king comes.
15pé-eḫ-ḫi nu-za-kán za-ap-zi-ki-it e-du-wa-a-ni zi-ikThen he places it on the ground, and he takes it out.
16ḪUR.SAG-an-da-an pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-ša-nu-utand into the mountains.
17LUGAL-i-ma-mu DINGIR{MEŠ} {D}UTU -uš {D}IŠKUR-aš-ša ut-ne-e É-er-⸢mi⸣-it-taThe king, the gods, the Sun-deity, and the Storm-god of the Inner City
18ma-ni-ia-aḫ-ḫe-er nu-za LUGAL-uš-ša ut-ne-me-et É-er-mi-it-ta... and the king, when he enters the inner chamber
19pa-aḫ-ḫa-aš-mi zi-ik am-me-el É-na le-e ú-wa-šihe places it before the house. The lord of the house speaks:
20ú-ga tu-e-el pár-na Ú-UL ú-wa-a-mi... he does not libate ...
21LUGAL-e-mu DINGIR{MEŠ} me-ek-ku-uš MU{KAM.}{ḪI.A}-uš ma-ni-ia-aḫ-ḫe-erThe king, the gods, the rites of the year, ...
22ú-et-ta-an-na ku-ut-re-eš-me-et NU.GÁLAnd he does not have the kutrešme-vessel.
23LUGAL-u-e-mu ma-ni-ia-aḫ-ḫa-en {GIŠ}ḫu-lu-ga-an-né-en {GIŠ}DAG-iz... the king, he places it on the throne, on the table.
24a-ru-na-za ú-da-aš an-na-aš-ma-aš KUR-e ḫe-e-še-er nu-mu-za LUGAL-unAnd he goes up to the mountains, and he calls out to the king.
25la-ba-ar-na-an ḫal-zi-i-e-erhe is not able to carry it out.
26nu EGIR-pa ad-da-aš-ma-an {D}10-an wa-al-lu-uš-ke-mi nu GIŠ{ḪI.A} LUGAL-ušAfterwards, the Storm-god of Waalluškemi, and the wooden beams of the king
27{D}10-ni ú-e-ek-zi ḫé-e-ia-u-e-eš ku-it ta-aš-nu-uš-ke-er šal-la-nu-uš-ke-erHe drinks to the Storm-god; he libates to the throne.
28ne-pí-ša-aš kat-ta-an ú-li-li-iš-ke-ed-du-ma-at UR.MAḪ-ašThen he places the lion's limbs below.
29kat-ta-an še-eš-ke-et UG.TUR-aš-ma-aš kat-ta-an še-eš-ke-et ḫar-tág-ga-aš-ma-aš-ma-[aš]The lower part is below, the small one, the upper part is above, the large one.
30ša-ra-a ar-ki-iš-ke-et-ta nu-uš-ma-aš-za {D}10 ad-da-aš-mi-išAfterwards, the Storm-god of the fathers
31pa-ra-a i-da-a-lu zi-ik-ke-et“If he slips through the window,
32[G]U₄{ḪI.A}-uš-ma-aš-ma-aš kat-ta-an ú-e-ši-it-ta-at UDU{ḪI.A}-uš-⸢ma-aš⸣... the days, the sheep ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
33[k]at-ta-an ú-e-še-ia-at-ta ki-nu-na-aš-ma-aš-za LUGAL-uš l[a-ba-a]r-na-ašThe king, the libation vessel, ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
34ú-la-nu-un nu {GIŠ}DAG-an a-ra-am-ma-an ḫal-zi-iḫ-ḫu-[un]And he places it on the throne.(lower confidence: line is broken)
35Ú-UL-wa LUGAL-wa-aš a-ra-aš-mi-iš zi-ik nu-wa-mu i-ni GIŠ-ruThen the king takes the aramašmi-vessel, and he places it on the wood.
36ma-ni-ia-aḫ na-at-kán kar-aš-mi {D}DAG-iz-ma EGIR-pa LUGAL-iAnd he libates to Dagizma. Then the king
37te-ez-zi kar-aš-ša-at-kán kar-aš {D}UTU-uš-ša-at-taHe goes to the quay, to the place of the Sun-deity.
38{D}IŠKUR-ta-aš-ša ma-ni-ia-aḫ-ḫe-erthe Storm-god of Maniaḫh&beer,
39ki-nu-na-kán ke-e-ez KUR-e-az ša-ra-a i-it!-tén {D}10-aš-ma-ašIn Kinuna, when he goes up to the mountain, with the Storm-god of Ašma
40LUGAL-i ma-ni-aḫ-ta nu-uš-ma-aš-ša-an ša-ra-a KIN-tithe king, and then he takes the message.
41ti-an-zi šu-ma-aš-ša še-er ḫu-u-i-nu-uz-zithey set up, and he raises it up.
42nu-uš-ma-ša-an ša-ra-a ḫu-u-uk-ki-〈iš〉-kán-ziAnd he places it on the hearth.
43ku-it-ma-aš-〈ma-aš〉-kán kar-de-eš-mi! an-da na-at uš-ši-it-ténAnd he libates, and he prostrates himself.
44ták-ku ḫa-az-zi-ia-aš-šar na-at ú-da-at-tén ták-ku i-da-a-lu-ušhe drinks, the ḫaššar-vessel, and the udattēn-beer; he drink, and he goes.
45x-u-e-eš na-at uš-še-et-tén ták-ku ḫur-ta-aš na-at uš-ši-ia-at-tén... he places it, and he pours it into the ḫurta-vessel ...
46⸢ták⸣-ku i-la-aš kar-di-iš-mi na-aš-šu-ma {D}UTU-wa-ašAnd he drinks, and the Sun-deity ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
47⸢iš⸣-tar-ni-in-ga-iš kar-di-iš-mi na-at-kán ša-ra-aAnd he places it on the throne.(lower confidence: line is broken)
48[š]a-a-aḫ-te-en nu-uš-ma-aš-kán ú-ez-zi LUGAL-ušAnd he comes, and the king(lower confidence: line is broken)
49la-ba-ar-na-aš kar-di-iš-mi AN.NA AN.BAR-ia x xOn the other side of the kardišmi, the lead and iron ...
50ma-a-an-ma LUGAL an-da-an pár-na ú-ez-zi nu {GIŠ}DAG-iz TI₈{MUŠEN}-anWhen the king comes, he goes, and the bird-catcher ...
51ḫal-za-a-i e-ḫu-ta a-ru-na pé-e-i-mi ma-a-an pa-a-i-ši-mahe shouts, and he takes the threshing floor away, but he does not take it.
52nu ú-li-li-ia {GIŠ}TIR-na šu-ú-wa-iaAnd he fills the forest with water.
53ku-i-e-eš a-ša-an-zi ...They take ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
Vs. II
1a-pa-a-aš-ša EGIR-pa te-ez-⸢zi⸣ šu-wa-ia-u-un-waAfterwards, he steps forward.(lower confidence: line is broken)
2nu-wa {D}iš-du-uš-ta-ia-aš {D}pa-pa-ia-aš kat-te-er-re-⸢eš⸣And to Išdu-ušaya, to Pappaya ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3ka-ru-ú-e-li-e-eš DINGIR{MEŠ} ku-ú-še-eš... the gods ...
4ḫa-a-li-an-te-eš a-ša-an-ziThey take the ḫaliantu-vessels.
5EGIR-pa!-ma te-ez-zi nu ku-it iš-ša-an-zi a-pa-ša-aš-šiAfterwards, he steps up, and he libates to him.
6EGIR-pa te-ez-zi {GIŠ}ḫu-u-la-li ḫar-ziAfterwards, he comes and sets the hulalu-vessel.
7{GIŠ}ḫu-u-šu-uš šu-u-wa-du-uš ḫar-kán-ziThe ḫuš-instrument and the šawadu-instrument they place.
8nu LUGAL-wa-aš MU{KAM.}{ḪI.A}-uš ma-al-ki-ia-an-ziAnd the king, for the year, they perform the rituals.
9ú-et-ta-an-na ku-ut-re-eš-mi-it kap-pu-u-wa-u-wa-ar-ša-me-etAnd he places it in the kuppuwarša-vessel.
10Ú-UL du-uk-ka₄-a-riIt is not suitable for the cult singer.
11{GIŠ}DAG-iz LUGAL-i te-ez-zi ḫu-it-ti-wa nam-ma-maHe steps on the throne of the king, and then
12DUMU.DUMU{MEŠ}-ŠU LUGAL-wa-aš pár-na lu-ut-ti-iaThe sons of the king go down to me.
13{MUNUS.MEŠ}UŠ.BAR ul-ki-iš-ša-ru-uš {LÚ.MEŠ}BAR.DUL₈ a-pé-e-da-ašThe female weavers, the šāru-officials, and the ...
14pé-ra-an za-ap-za-ki da-a-i nu {GIŠ}PÈŠ šu-uḫ-ḫa-a-iHe places it before the throne, and he places it on the table.
15a-pé-e-da-⸢aš⸣-ša pé-ra-an ke-e-nu-pí da-a-iHe places it before the kēnupi-vessel.
16nu {GIŠ}GEŠTIN.ḪÁD.DU.A {GIŠ}ḫa-ši-ig-ga-ia šu-uḫ-ḫa-iAnd he pours wine into the ḫašiĝa-vessel.
17LUGAL-un-wa li-li-iš-ke-et-ténMay the king, the lord, utter a lament.
18ša-a-ku-wa-aš-še-et li-le-eš-ke-et-tén ir-ma-an-ši-kán da-at-ténAnd he libates, and he places it before him.
19ú-e-〈ri〉-it-ma-an-ši-kán da-at-tén ḫur-na-pí-iš-ta-aš-ši-kánAnd he places it on the throne of Ḫurnapišta.
20da-at-tén ḫar-aš-ša-na-aš GIG-an da-a-at-tén an-tu-uḫ-ša-ašAnd he is sick with ḫaraš-s&dvana-disease, and he has a fever.
21i-da-a-lu INIM{MEŠ}-ar da-at-tén kat-ta-wa-a-tar da-at-ténHe speaks; he speaks; and Kattawar speaks.
22g[e-n]u-wa-aš GIG-an da-at-tén ŠÀ-aš GIG-an da-at-ténHe takes the genuwaš-vessel, he takes the blood from the heart.
23ti-⸢i⸣-ia šal-li-iš MUL-aš nu ḪUR.SAG{MEŠ}-uš pé-di-iš-miAnd he places the stars and the mountains in front.
24a-[ša-š]i {⸢ḪUR.SAG⸣}pé-en-ta-ia-aš pé-e-di!-it-ti e-ešAnd he goes down to the mountain of Pentaya.
25⸢GAL-in⸣-za ⸢le⸣-e kar-ap-ši {ḪUR.SAG}ḫar-ga-aš pé-e-ti-id-diThe great one goes to the mountains of Ḫargaš.
26e-eš {ḪUR.SAG}⸢du-ud⸣-ḫa-li-ia-aš pé-e-di-it-tiAnd he goes to Duḫaliya.(lower confidence: line is broken)
27e-eš [GA]L{ḪI.A}-za ⸢le⸣-e kar-ap-šiAnd the great ones, all of them, ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
28{ḪUR.S[AG}ši-i]d?-du-e-ni {ḪUR.SAG}piš-ku-ru-nu-wa pé-e-di-iš-miHe goes to the Šidduni and the Piškurunu.(lower confidence: line is broken)
29⸢e⸣-[eš-tén] [GA]L{ḪI.A}-za le-e kar-ap-te-niThen the chief of the staffs ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
30[… … … ]x LUGAL-uš ḪUR.SAG-i pa-iz-zi GAL-in {D}UTU-un kar-ap-zi... the king goes to the mountains; the Sun-god is present.
31[nu ḫu-u-u]k-ki-iš-ke-ez-zi ḫu-ul-te-eš-ke-ez-ziAnd he libates, he drinks.(lower confidence: line is broken)
32[LUGAL-i-wa-k]án ka-a-aš ka-a-aš iš-tar-ni-in-ga-in EGIR-pa da-a-aš... the king ... ... and he ... again ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
33[ša-a-u-w]a-ar EGIR-pa da-a-aš kat-ta-wa-a-tar EGIR-pa da-a-aš... he places afterwards, and Kattawtar places afterwards.
34[na-aḫ-š]a-ra-at-ta-an EGIR-pa da-a-aš ú-e-ri-ti-ma-anAfterwards, he pours a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
35[EGI]R-⸢pa⸣ da-a-aš kar-di-ia-aš GIG-an EGIR-pa da-a-ašAfterwards, he takes the kardiya-vessel; afterwards he carries it.
36GIG-an-ši-kán da-a-aš mi-ḫu-un-ta-tar-še-kán da-a-ašHe places it before the sick man, before Muntatarše.
37ma-ia-ta-tar-ma-aš-ši EGIR-pa pa-iš ⸢ḫu!⸣-ul-la-tar-ma-aš-šiAfterwards, before Ḫullatarma,(lower confidence: line is broken)
38EGIR-pa pa-a-išafterwards he breaks (it).
39e-ḫu zi-ik TI₈{MUŠEN} i-it 1-EN-mu-kán ut-tarHe takes the bird's nest, and he turns once.
40ar-ḫa me-er-ta uk-tu-u-ri-ia-aš i-itAfterwards, he prostrates himself before Uturi.
41nu ki-nu-u-pí ú-daAnd he brings the kinupi-vessel.
42ki-nu-pí-ma-aš-ša-an an-da ŠA UR.MAḪ ši-e-ša-iAnd he pours a libation for the lion.
43pár-ša-na-aš {UZU}ši-ša-i šu-mu-ma-aḫ na-at ḫar-akHe breaks the liver, and he places it on the table.
44na-at ta-ru-up na-at 1-EN i-ia na-at LÚ-aš ŠÀ-ši“Nat Tarup, nat One-bēl, ya, and the man, he himself,
45pé-e-da nu LUGAL-wa-aš ZI-aš kar-di-iš-ši-iaAnd the king, the life of Kardiššiya,
46ta-ru-up-ta-ru
47nu {D}UTU-uš {D}IŠKUR-aš-ša LUGAL-wa-aš ták-šu-li-ši-itAnd the Sun-deity, the Storm-god, the king, ...
48da-an-du nu ut-tar-ša-me-et 1-EN ki-ša-ru nu {D}UTU-ušhe goes, and Uttar-šamê, one king, and the Sun-deity
49{D}10-aš-ša ut-ne-e EGIR-pa LUGAL-i ma-ni-aḫ-ḫe!-erThe Storm-god ... again the king ...
50MU{ḪI.A}-aš-ši EGIR-pa ne-wa-aḫ-ḫe-er na-aḫ-ša-ra-at-ta-⸢an⸣Afterwards, he pours a libation of newalḫer and nahšaratta-beer.
51ne-wa-aḫ-ḫe-erhe smites
52ALAM-iš-ši AN.NA-aš i-e-er SAG.DU-ZU AN.BAR-ašHe lifts up the statue of the tin, the head of the iron
53i-e-er ša-a-ku-wa-aš-ši TI₈{MUŠEN}-aš i-e-erHe goes to the ša-kuwaš-vessel, the bird goes.
54ZU₉{ḪI.A}-ma-aš-ši UR.MAḪ-aš i-e-er ...... the lion's intestines ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
Rs. III
1{D}te-li-pí-nu-uš ú-ed-du xx x[ … … … … … …]Telipinuš goes ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
2ḫa-a-šu nu GEŠTIN-an ú-da-ú 9 ša-ap-ta-mi-en-zuhe pours wine, nine šaptamenzu-vessels
3nu ḪUR.SAG-i pé-e-da-ú DINGIR{MEŠ} ḫu-u-ma-an-te-eš ḪUR.SAG-iAnd he goes to the mountains, the gods of the mountains.
4ta-ru-up-pa-an-te-eš nu-za-kán LUGAL-un du-uš-ke-eš-kán-ziThey place the taruppantu-vessels, and the king takes it.
5na-an-za-an-kán pal-ku-i-ia-an-taAnd he places it before you.
6{D}UTU-uš-za {D}IŠKUR-aš-ša LUGAL-un EGIR-pa kap-pu-u-e-erŠamaš, the Storm-god, the king, afterwards ...
7na-an da-a-an ma-ia-an-da-aḫ-ḫe-er MU{KAM.}{ḪI.A}-ša-aš-ša-anAnd he places it before the year.
8ku-ut-ri-iš Ú-UL i-e-erhe does not return.
9nu še-ep-pí-it e-u-wa-an-na šu-uḫ-ḫa-er nu pa-ak-ku-uš-kán-ziAnd he pours a libation, and they libate.
10ku-iš LUGAL-i i-da-a-lu ša-an-ḫa-az-zi a-pu-u-un-naThen the king goes out, he libates to the water.
11DINGIR{MEŠ} i-da-⸢lu⸣-u-e pé-eš-še-ia-an-du nu a-pu-un-naThe gods eat, and the wells(lower confidence: line is broken)
12pa-ak-ku-uš-kán-duhe places.
13ma-a-an ku-wa-pí ku-wa-pí URU-ri É.GAL-LAM ú-e-te-ez-ziWhen he comes to the palace, he goes to the city Kuwapi.
14nu ku-iš {LÚ}NAGAR GIŠ-ṢÍ ḪUR.SAG {GIŠ}in-na-aš-ša-ašAnd the carpenter, the wood of the mountains, the ...
15kar-šu-u-wa-an-zi pa-iz-zi nu IŠ-TU É.GAL-LIM 1 GU₄.MAḪthey go, and from the palace one ox
163 UDU{ḪI.A} 3 DUG GEŠTIN 1 DUG mar-nu-wa-an 10 {NINDA}wa-ge-eš-šar3 sheep, 3 vessels of wine, 1 vessel of marnuwan-bread, 10 wageššar-bread
1720 NINDA.ZU₉ 50 NINDA.ÉRIN{MEŠ}-ia da-a-iHe places 20 loaves of bread and 50 soldiers' bread.
18ma-a-an {LÚ}NAGAR {GIŠ}iš-ki-iš-ša-na-aš {GIŠ}iš-pa-ru-uz-ziWhen the carpenter takes the chariot,
19kar-šu-u-wa-an-zi pa-iz-zi nu-za IŠ-TU É.GAL-LIMThey go, and from the palace
2020 NINDA.ZU₉ 50 NINDA.ÉRIN{MEŠ}-ia da-a-iHe places 20 loaves of bread and 50 soldiers' bread.
21ma-a-an-kán ša-ma-nu-uš-ma iš-ḫu-wa-an-zi nu IŠ-TU É.GAL-LIMAnd they libate, and inside the palace
221 GU₄.MAḪ 1 {GU₄}ÁB 10 UDU{ḪI.A}-ia da-an-zi nu-kán GU₄.MAḪ1 bull, 1 ox, 10 sheep, they take, and the bull
23A-NA {D}10 1 {GU₄}ÁB-ma-kán A-NA {D}UTU {URU}a-ri-in-naFor the Storm-god, one ox for the Sun-deity of Arinna.
24ši-pa-an-ta-an-zithey libate
25UDU{ḪI.A}-ma-kán ku-in-na ku-e-da-ni A-NA DINGIR-LIM ši-pa-an-⸢da-an⸣-ziHe libates to the god.(lower confidence: line is broken)
26NINDA{ḪI.A}-ma GEŠTIN-ia IŠ-TU É.GAL-LIM da-an-z[i]They take bread and wine from the palace.
27ma-a-an-ša-an {GIŠ}in-na-aš-šu-uš-ma ḫu-it-ti-an-zi nu ⸢nam⸣-maAnd they set the arrows, and then(lower confidence: line is broken)
28QA-TAM-MA i-ia-an-zilikewise they take.
29ma-a-an-za-⸢kán?⸣ {LÚ.MEŠ}KISAL.LUḪ É{MEŠ} GIBIL ḫa-né-eš-šu-u-wa-an-zi ap-pa-an-ziAnd the cult actors of the new temples libate to them.
30nu ki-i ud-da-a-ar me-mi-ia-an-zi {GIŠ}DAG-iz-waAnd when he is alive, they speak with a bow.
31[t]ar-aš-ke-ez-zi ma-a-an-wa-za É-er an-dur-za ḫa-né-eš-te-ni... he pours a libation, and he places it on the wall of the house.
32nu-wa MU{KAM.}{ḪI.A} GÍD.DA ḫa-né-eš-te-ni a-aš-šu ḫa-ni-iš-te-niAnd the year, the reed bundles, and the ḫaneštini-vessels
33ma-a-an-na-at a-⸢ra⸣-aḫ-za-ma ḫa-né-eš-te-ni nu na-aḫ-ša-ra-ad-da-anAnd when he comes, he places the ḫāštinnu-vessel and the naḫaradašaradan.
34ḫa-né-eš-te-en nu iš-ḫa-aš-šar-wa-a-tar ḫa-né-eš-te-enHe places it, and he places it.
35IŠ-TU É.GAL-LIM-ma 3 UDU 3 DUG GEŠTIN 3 DUG mar-nu-wa-anFrom the palace three sheep, three vessels of wine, three vessel of marnuwan-beer.
3610 {NINDA}wa-ge-eš-šar 20 NINDA.ZU₉ 50 NINDA.ÉRIN{MEŠ}-ia da-an-ziThey take 10 wageššar-breads, 20 loaves of bread, 50 soldiers' bread.
37ma-a-an {LÚ.MEŠ}KISAL.LUḪ-ma É{MEŠ} GIBIL-TIM-⸢kán⸣ GUNNI-an GIBIL-anWhen the temple stewards bring in the new houses, the new ones,
38ti-an-zi nu ki-i ud-da-a-ar me-m[i-i]a-an-ziThey set out, and when they arrive, they speak.
39DINGIR{MEŠ}-wa GUNNI da-a-erthe gods, the lords, his talent he shall give
39nu-wa-ra-an [{NA₄}ku-u]n-na-ni-it... and the kunnani-stone ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
40ḫu-u-ra-i-er na-an AN.BAR-it ša-an-[ḫe]-er... he takes, and the iron ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
41nu-uš-ša-an DINGIR{MEŠ} e-ša-an-ta-ri nu-za-an É-aš BE-LU{MEŠ}-TIMAnd to the gods of Ešantar, and to the house of the lords
42LUGAL-uš MUNUS.LUGAL-ša DAM{MEŠ} pa-aḫ-ḫu-wa-ar-še-ešThe king, the queen, and the wives of the pahḫarše-priests
43e-ša-an-ta-ri na-at-za-kán ša-a-ša-ašAnd he places it on the hearth.
44ma-aḫ-ḫa-an ku-un-ki-iš-kán-ta-ribefore Kunkiškantari
45nu-za-an DUMU.MUNUS{MEŠ} É-TIM e-ša-an-ta-ri nu-za-an {GIŠ}túḫ-ḫa-naHe places the daughters of the house, he places them on the throne.
46ki-it-ta-ri kat-ta-an-ma-aš-ma-aš ša-ḫu-wa-anThen he pours a libation.
47ki-it-ta-ri nu me-ma-al ki-it-ta GUNNI“It is true, and it is true.
48te-ez-zi a-pa-a-at-wa-mu-kán a-aš-šuhe goes, and he ...
49nu-za-an pa-ap-pa-né-eg-né-eš e-ša-an-ta-riAnd he places it on the hearth.
50na-at-za TI₈{MUŠEN.ḪI.A} ⸢GIM?-an x du-uš⸣-kán-ta-riAnd the eagles, like ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
51GUNNI-ma te-ez-z[i] [a-pa-a-at-wa-mu a-aš]-šu... and he goes ... he eats ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
52LUGAL-uš-ša x[ … … … … … … … … … …]The king ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
53a-ša-an-du [… …] x […] ...... and ... ...(very low confidence: a guess)
Rs. IV
1na-at-ša-an ḫa-aš-ši-i ḫa-li-iḫ-li-ia-an-da-a-riAnd he libates to the ḫašši-plant.
2nu DUMU.NÍTA{MEŠ} DUMU.MUNUS{MEŠ} ḫa-aš-še-eš ḫa-an-za-aš-še-eš ma-ak-ke-eš-⸢ša⸣-an-duAnd the sons, the daughters, the ḫašše-s and the hanza-ṣe-s, they drink.
3GUNNI-ma te-ez-zi a-pa-at-wa-mu a-aš-šu... and he goes, he ...
4IŠ-TU É.GAL-LIM-ma ki-i da-an-zi 1 wa-ak-šur Ì.ŠAḪWhen they go to the palace, one bowl of oil
51 wa-ak-šur LÀL 1 GA.KIN.AG 1 EM-ṢÚ SÍG BABBAR SÍG GE₆1 fat-tailed sheep, 1 emmer, 1 white wool, black wool
61 SA₂₀-A-TÙ BAPPIR 1 SA₂₀-A-TÙ DIM₄ {GIŠ}ša-ma-ma {GIŠ}GEŠTIN.ḪÁD.DU.AOne šamāma-vessel of pomegranate juice, one reed bundle of grapes.
7{GIŠ}le-e-ti {GIŠ}šu-wa-i-tar KUŠ GU₄ MUN ma-ši-wa-an-ša-anHe places a šuwātu-vessel, a hide of an ox, salt, before him.
8ḫa-aš-ši-i an-da ḫa-an-da-et-ta-riAnd he places it on the table.
9nu 10 wa-al-lu-uš ti-an-zi nu ki-iš-ša-anAnd they set up ten wālu-vessels, and thus
10me-mi-ia-an-zi ki-i-wa wa-al-le-e-eš ma-aḫ-ḫa-anThey speak as follows:
11ar-li-pa ar-ta-ri LUGAL-ša ud-da-a-ar QA-TAM-MAThe king, the lord, will renew (it) again and again.
12ar-li-pa ar-ta-ru“Arlīpa, Artāru,
13nu {GIŠ}GEŠTIN-aš {GIŠ}ma-aḫ-la-an ti-an-zi KI.MIN {GIŠ}GEŠTIN-waAnd they set the wine in the maḫl-vessel. Alternatively, the wine
14ma-aḫ-ḫa-an kat-ta šu-u-ur-ku-uš ša-ra-a-ma-waAnd he places it below the šurku-vessel.
15{GIŠ}ma-aḫ-lu-uš ši-i-ia-iz-zi LUGAL-ša MUNUS.LUGAL-ša kat-taHe goes to the throne. The king and the queen, below
16šur-ku-uš kat-ta-ma {GIŠ}ma-aḫ-lu-uš ši-i-ia-an-duAnd he pours a libation from the šurku-vessel.
17nu {GIŠ}e-ia-an ti-ia-an-zi KI.MIN {GIŠ}e-ia-anAnd they take the ešūnu-vessel. Alternatively, they take [the e]şia-vat.
18ma-aḫ-ḫa-an uk-tu-u-ri i-ia-at-ni-ia-an nu ḫur-pa-aš-ta-nu-ušAnd he brings it in, and the ḫurpaštānu-plant
19ar-ḫa Ú-UL iš-ḫu-wa-i LUGAL-ša MUNUS.LUGAL-ša QA-TAM-MAThe king and the queen are opposite each other.
20i-ia-at-ni-an-te-eš a-ša-an-du ud-da-a-ar-ra-aš-ma-aš... and he stretches out ...
21QA-TAM-MA uk-tu-u-ri e-eš-dulikewise, he carries out the ritual.
22nu {GIŠ}ar-tar-ti-in {GIŠ}ma-ar-ši-ik-ka₄-an-na ti-an-ziAnd they set the aartartin-wood and the maršikka-wood.
23nu ki-iš-ša-an me-mi-ia-an-zi ke-e-wa ma-aḫ-ḫa-anAnd they speak thus:
24ar-ši-eš-kán-zi nu LUGAL-un MUNUS.LUGAL-un-na ḫa-aš-še-ešThey libate, and the king and the queen ...
25ḫa-an-za-aš-še-eš an-da QA-TAM-MA ar-ši-ia-an-duAnd likewise he places it.
26ke-e ḫu-u-ma-an ŠA-PAL GUNNI zi-ik-kán-ziWhen the head of the ox is standing,
27IŠ-TU É.GAL-LIM-ma 3 UDU{ḪI.A} 1 ME NINDA{ḪI.A} 3 DUG GEŠTINFrom the palace three sheep, 100 loaves of bread, three vessels of wine
285 DUG mar-nu-wa-an da-an-zi nu GUNNI-i ši-pa-an-ta-an-zi ...They take five vessels of marnuwa-beer, and they libate a libation.
29′ŠU {m}pí-ik-ku PA-NI {m}a-nu-wa-an-za IŠ-ṬURHand of Pikku, adjoining Anuwanza, in the courtyard.

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