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CTH 794

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DesignationKUB 37.115+
IDtlh:KUB 37.115+
LanguageAkkadian; Sumerian
GenreCTH 794

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-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
Vs. {€3}
1′[ ] a-ri-ato Aria
2′[ ra-aš]-ba ra-mu-úbeloved of Ramû
3′[ ] nam para₁₀-gathe fate of Paraga
4′[ ] šar!-ru-tikingship
5′[ ] mu-un-néhe spoke to him
6′[ ] šum-šuHand
7′[ ] níg-si-sáto smite
8′[ ] ⸢ù⸣ mi-še-er-ri
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9′[ ] en dili-[ím]-bábbar-rethe lord who alone
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10′[ el-l]e-tum ša be-e[l nam-ra]-ṣi-itpure one, who the lord of radiance
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11′[ ] ama {D}nin-galmother Ningal
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12′[ ] um-mi ⸢{D}⸣NIN.GALthe mother of the E-Ningal
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13′[ ḫa]r-ra-an kaskal si-[ ]x-sáa journey on a road
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14′[ na-mir]-tum ša ar-ḫa ù ḫar-[ra-nu uš-te-š]e-ruThe bright light of heaven and earth has come forth.
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15′[ kalam]-ma nam-me-en [You are indeed the nation.
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16′[ ]⸢x⸣ ma-a-ti ša a-na [ šu-lu]-kuthe land which to live
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17′[ ] en gal lugal an-šár [great lord, king of heaven
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18′[ be]-lu ra-bu-ú ⸢šar⸣ kiš-šat [ er-ṣe]-timthe great lord, king of the universe
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13′[ ]x-ba ⸢ke⸣ kù-ga [... the holy ...
14′[ ]x ṣi-ru-ú-⸢ti i-na⸣ aš-r[ix ṣirûtu-plants in the ašru-vessel
15′[ e]l-lu!-tipure
16′[ anše]-kur-ra-zu-[ke₄your horses
17′[ ANŠE]-ka ana ANŠE.[KUR.RA-kaYour horses, your horses
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18′šib[ir k]ù-babbar [Seal of Kubabbar
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19′ṣer-ret k[à]-às-pí ù [a mountain range of sulphur
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20′{GIŠ}gu-za kù-ga [ b]í-in-š[ub]He placed the holy throne
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21′ku-us-sà-a el-le-ta ⸢a-na a⸣-[ša-bi]-⸢ka ad⸣-dinThe pure kussa drum I have sung to you.
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22′túg-maḫ gada bábbar-re a-ra-an-gar-raThe tugmaḫ priestess, the one who carries linen, has set it aside for you
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23′tu-maḫ-ḫa ki-te!-i el-la ú-ma-aṣ-ṣ[í-ka]You are exalted, you are pure.
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7′síg babbar síg gi₆ síg-ud₅ babbar síg-ud₅ gi₆ gìri-zu-šè mu-un-garWhite wool, black wool, white wool, dark wool he established for you.
8′SÍG BABBAR SÍG GI₆ SÍG.UD₅ BABBAR šàr-ta GI₆ a-na še-pí-ka aš-ták-ka-a[n]“White hair, black hair, white hair, I have set up for you a black hair.
9′{D}utu {GIŠ}gu-za kù-ga tuš-a-zu ⸢bí⸣-in-zuŠamaš, when you sit on the pure throne, it is yours
10′{D}UTU ina ⸢{GIŠ⸣}GU.ZA el-le-ti ti-ša-am-maŠamaš, when you stand in the pure throne
11′siskur kù-ga šu-luḫ dadag-ga a-ra-an-gar-raThe pure siskur prayer, the pure šūluh prayer, was established for you
12′ni-ka₄-a el-la šu-luḫ-ḫi eb-bu-ti aš-ku-un-kuI set up a pure niŋa prayer (and) pure supplication
13′{GIŠ}banšur ninda kù-ga ninda zú-lum zíd-eša ninda làl ninda zìd ⸢dù?⸣-bi níg-nam mu-un-šár-šárThe table, the pure bread, the bread made with dates, the old bread, and the regular bread of the e22dùd-house were filled with joy.
14′ina {GIŠ}BANŠUR el-li ak-⸢la⸣ el-la ak-la ZÚ.LUM ta!-ás-qí-i si-at mím-ma šum-⸢šu⸣On a pure table, I shall rise up high, I will rise high, (and) I shall eat dates. All that is good
14′ai-dá-aš-ši-ku₆Idaši-Kug
15′⸢{DUG⸣}ti-lim-dù! dadag-ga a sikil-la gar-raThe pure tilimdu-vessel, set in pure water
16′[i-n]a te-le-en-ti el-⸢le⸣-ti me-e el-lu-ti aš-⸢ku⸣-un-⸢ku⸣In the pure rites, I am pure water.
17′[ ] dida si₅-ga ⸢ge a-ra-an-šub⸣I want to utter an araanšub prayer to you
18′[ n]a-aš-pí ka₄-na-a ⸢az-qú-up⸣-kuthe gate of the azqû-house
19′[ ] ⸢a-ra-an-dé-dé⸣“I want to pacify the heart of the king’s people
20′[ ]⸢x x x⸣ a-⸢na-aq-qí⸣-kuI want to utter an arazu prayer to him
21′[ ] ⸢x x⸣
{€2} Rs.
1′[ ] su ab-[ba-si-il-le]... Abbasil
2′[ ] ša ⸢zu-um-ra⸣ [i-ṣa-al-l]a-luof the Zûmra-temple he will fill
3′[ ] ⸢a⸣-na [ ]x su! ⸢ab⸣-ba-si-il-le“If he slips in through the window,
4′[ ]x ma ši x ⸢ša⸣ zu-um-ra i-ṣa-al-la-lu... the ... of the eša-e-zu-ma-ra
5′su ⸢ab⸣-ba-⸢si?-il?-a⸣ šà-ge ba-ta-a-dalThe ... of the ebaba-silâ temple was carried away
6′ša ⸢zu-um-ra⸣ i-ṣa-⸢al-la⸣-lu ⸢li!⸣-bi i-ḫa-ap-píWhom the Zûm-ra’e-plant grows, whose eli-ēbi-plant breaks
7′⸢nam-erím⸣ nam-tag-ga dugud-dugud su-ga“Enamerīma-e23, the severe sin that is severe
8′ma-⸢mi-tum⸣ ar-nu ka-ab-tum ⸢e-mid⸣-su“It is a curse, it is an affliction, it has been imposed upon him.
9′ninda dùg-ga nu-mu-ra-an-kú-eHe does not eat good bread
10′ak-la ṭa-a-bi-iš ú-ul i-ka-alHe will not hold back his prayer.
11′a dùg-ga nu-mu-ra-an-nag-abHe will not drink good water for you
12′me-e ṭa-a-bi-iš ú-ul i-ša-at-tiwater will not be poured out.
13′{D}asal-lú-ḫi igi 〈im〉-ma-an-sumAsalluḫi before Ilum-mansum
14′[{D}AMA]R.⸢UTU⸣ ip-pal-li-su-maAmurru-šamaš looked upon him, and
15′[ dum]u-mu {D}asal-lú-ḫison of Asalluhbi
16′[ m]a-ri {D}AMAR.UTUMari-Marduk
{€1+2} Rs. 1′/
17′[ ] su-šè [
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18′[ ]x a[N...;
{€1} Rs.
3′... x [
4′[ ]x A ... [... ...
5′[ k]ù-ga ì-nun x[kuga oil
6′[ ]x el-li Ì la-aḫ-[pure oil
7′[ ]x GAR AN ma[... ...
8′[ ]x dum-qí ša x[... good for ...
9′[ {GI]Š}erin-na [cedar
10′[ {GI]Š}ERIN.NA ni-[this cedar
11′[ kù-g]a-ta a NI zag x[From the pure ...
12′[ e]l-li ir-ri-[he went up high.
13′[kaš-ša]g kašeš₅ [beer, beer
14′[ re]-eš-ta-a KAŠ [first-class beer
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1′[ ] igi-ni [ ] ...before him ...
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2′[ ] GI{MEŠ} [ ] PIreeds
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3′[ ] dumu-[dingir-ra-na ] ...Dumu-dingirana ...
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4′[ ] mar-ṣa ma-r[i! ]x... sailor
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5′[ ] {GIŠ}šú-[a {GIŠ}]šinigmy hand, my foot
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6′[ ] ina l[i!-ti ] tu-še-ši-ibin the evening you will enter.
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7′[ ]x ti x x[ ]-sum... he gave
{€3} Rs.
8′[ ]x lam su... swollen
9′[ {D}ama-šu]-ḫal-biAmašuḫalbu
10′[ ] {D}gu-laof Gula
11′[ ini]m!-gal-bi ḫé-sig₅its greatness is good
12′[ ]-ma i-gàr-ra-šu li-dam-me-eq"May his curse be undone."
13′[ ]-du₈-⸢du₈⸣!?(for) Du’edue
14′[ ] li-pát-tilipātu
{€3} o. Rd.
15′[ ] šu-sig₅-ga dingir-šè ḫé-en-ši-gi-⸢gi⸣May the good deeds of the gods be restored for you
16′[ ] ⸢a⸣-na ka₄-a-ti dam-ka₄-a-ti [š]a DINGIR-šú i a tu mu ig ak ku mu“If he opens the mouth of a slave, the mouths of his god ...

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