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CTH 450

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DesignationKUB 39.4+
IDtlh:KUB 39.4+
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 450

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.

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1ma-⸢a⸣-[an] I-[N]AUD ⸢7!⸣{KAM} lu-uk-kat-ta ⸢nu⸣ A-NAALAM a-ša-a-[an-ti]When he performs the libation of the 27th day, and the cult actor ...
2Š[U{MEŠ}-aš w]a-a-tar pí-an-zi na-aš-ta Ì.DU₁₀.GA an-da za-pa-nu-wa-[an-zi]They take the hand, and they pour sweet oil on the table.
3nu-[kán A]LAM 1 GU₄ NIGA 8 UDU{ḪI.A} ši-pa-⸢an⸣-du-u-wa-an-zi pí-an-[zi]And they libate one fattened ox and eight sheep.
4Š[À.BA U]DU ták-na-aš {D}UTU-i 1 UDU ḫa-an-⸢na⸣-aš ḫu-uḫ-ḫa-⸢aš⸣From the heart of the sheep, one sheep for the Sun-deity, one ḫanna-sheep for the Ḫuḥh}a-demon,
53 [ UDU]-ma 1 GU₄-ia ak-kán-da-aš ZI-ni UDU-ma-[kán]... three sheep, one ox, for the slaughtering of the sheep ...
6A-[N]A{D}UD SIG₅ ši-pa-⸢an⸣-da-an-[zi]They libate to the good Udu.(lower confidence: line is broken)
7ma-[aḫ]-ḫa-an-ma-aš-ša-an {UZU}NÍG.GIG EGIR-pa ti-an-[zi]Afterwards, they place the liver.(lower confidence: line is broken)
8nu ⸢ak⸣-kán-ti a-ku-wa-an-na pí-an-[zi]And they drink the water.(lower confidence: line is broken)
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9ma-aḫ-[ḫa-a]n-ma wa-ga-an-na ap-pa-a-i [n]a-aš-ta AL[AM]Afterwards, he pours a libation, and he places the statue.
10{MUNUS.MEŠ}[tap-d]a-ra-aš É-er-za pa-ra-a [ú-d]a-a-i nu-kán e-ez-z[a]-a[n]The tapdraš-priests go out into the house, and he comes.
11{É}ḫi-[lam-ni] an-da wa-ar-nu-wa-[an-z]i nu ki-i kat-ta-a[n]They go up to the ḫilamni-house, and when ...
12wa-a[r-nu-w]a-an-zi 1-NU-TIM [{TÚG}N]ÍG.LÁM{MEŠ} 1 DUG Ì.DU₁₀.GA-i[a ]They libate one bowl of sweet oil.
13nam-ma ⸢1?⸣ G[U₄] ⸢8?⸣ [UD]U{ḪI.A}-ia a-w[a-a]n kat-ta ḫa-ad-da-an-ziFurthermore, for one day and twenty-eight days, they go down below.
14nu 1 DUG GEŠTIN 1 DUG KAŠ du-wa-[ar]-na-an-z[i]And they pour one vessel of wine and one vessel [of beer].
15nam-ma-at-kán {MUNUS.MEŠ}tap-d[a-r]a-aš a-ra-aḫ-za-an-d[a]And then the tapdra-women ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
16wa-aḫ-nu-uz-zi nu ⸢1?⸣ [ ] a-a-an 1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA GA.KIN.AG {D}UTU-[i]They stand, and one ... for the Sun-deity one loaf of bread ...
17me-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-da pár-ši-ia-an-zi na-at-ša-an {GIŠ}BANŠ[UR-i]They break it, and they set it on the table.(lower confidence: line is broken)
18ti-an-zi nu {MUNUS}ŠU.GI [ak-ká]n-ti SAḪAR{ḪI.A}-uš ša-ra-a da-⸢a⸣-[i]They place it, and the old woman takes the šuḫara-vessel.
19nu SAG.DU{MEŠ} ANŠE.KUR.RA{MEŠ} S[AG.DU]{MEŠ} GU₄{ḪI.A} ku-wa-⸢pí wa⸣-ra-⸢an⸣-[da-at]And the tops of the horses, the head(s) of the oxen, the kuwapi-offerings, ...
20na-aš a-pí-ia pé-⸢e⸣-[da-an-zi NINDA?]{ḪI.A}-⸢ma⸣-[za?]And they bring the bread to the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
21{MUNUS}ŠU.GI [ ] da-a-[i]The old woman [takes](lower confidence: line is broken)
22nam-ma-kán ALA[M wa-ga-an-n]a pé-e-da-an-[zi]Then they go to the ... of the king.(lower confidence: line is broken)
23ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma ⸢UD⸣{[KAM]}-⸢az SIG₅-ri⸣ na-aš-ta ša-an-ḫa-an-[zi]Afterwards, on the good day, they take ...
24nu NAP-TA-NU [G]AL ḫal-zi-ia E[GIR]-ŠU {D}UTU {URU}PÚ-na e-ku-z[i]And afterwards the great cult singers drink from the feet of the Sun-deity of the city of Pana.
25{LÚ}NAR GIŠ.{D}INANNA GAL KÙ.BABBAR GAR.RA SÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}ALAM.ZU₉The singer performs the great lyre of silver. The cult actors sing.
26a-ḫa-a ḫa[l]-zi-ia-an-zi me-mi-⸢an-ma⸣ ḫu-uš-te-eš-kán-ziAnd they libate, and they drink.(lower confidence: line is broken)
27{LÚ}SAGI.LIŠ!.A 2 NINDA mi-it-ga-i-mu-uš ⸢{GIŠ}!⸣BANŠUR-az da-a-iThe cupbearer places two loaves of bread on the table.
28na-aš pár-ši-ia na-aš-kán EGIR-*pa {GIŠ}!*BA[NŠUR-i] da-a-iHe breaks it, and afterwards he places it on the table.
29EGIR-ŠU-ma {D}⸢10⸣ {D}10 {URU}zi-i[p-pa-la-an-da e-ku]-ziAfterwards, the Storm-god of Zippalanda drinks.
30{LÚ}NAR GIŠ.{D}⸢INANNA⸣ G[AL a-ḫ]a-aThe singer of the great lyre ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
31ḫal-zi-an-zi [ ḫu-uš-te-eš-kán]-ziThey libate ... they bring ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
32{LÚ}SAGI.LIŠ!.A 2 NIND[A mi-it-ga-im-mu-uš {GIŠ}BAN]ŠUR-az da-a-iThe cupbearer places two loaves of bread on the table.
33na-aš pár-ši-ia n[a-aš-kán {GIŠ}B]ANŠUR-i da-a-iHe breaks it, and he places it on the table.(lower confidence: line is broken)
34EGIR-ŠU {D}KAL e-ku-zi [ ] SÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}ALAM.[Z]U₉Afterwards, the Stag-god drinks ... The cult actors sing.
35a-ḫa-a ḫal-zi-ia-an-zi me-[mi-ia-an-ma ḫu-uš-t]e-eš-kán-[zi]... they call out, and they speak ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
36NINDA.GUR₄.RA NU.GÁL NINDA!.Ì [ p]a[r]-ši-[i]aThe loaf of bread is not present; the loaf of oil ...
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1EGIR-ŠU-ma ták-na-aš {D}UTU-un ⸢e⸣-[ku]-zi {LÚ}NAR GIŠ.{D}INANNA GALAfterwards, the Sun-deity drinks; the singer of the great lyre
2SÌR-RU {LÚ}ALAM.ZU₉ a-ḫa-a ḫ[al]-zi-ia-an-zi me-mi-an-ma KI.MINThe cult actor sings; they stand before him, ditto.
31 NINDA.GUR₄.RA KU₇ pár-ši-ia na-aš-š[a-a]n ZI-aš A-NANINDA.ÉRIN{MEŠ} da-a-iHe breaks one sweet loaf of bread and places it before the troops.
4I-NA3 KASKAL-NI-ma a-pé-el Z[I-an] ⸢{D⸣}UD SIG₅-ia e-ku-ziOn the road, he steps forward; he drinks to the good Uda.
5{LÚ}NAR GIŠ.{D}INANNA GAL SÌR-[RU {LÚ.MEŠ}A]LAM.ZU₉ a-ḫa-aThe singer sings the great lyre; the cult actors ...
6ḫal-zi-ia-〈an〉-zi me-mi-ia-an-[ma ḫu-u]š-te-iš-kán-ziThey sing, and they libate.(lower confidence: line is broken)
7nu 1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA KU₇ 1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA E[M-ṢA n]u-uš-ša-an 1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA KU₇And one sweet loaf of bread, one sweet loaves of bread ...
8DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš A-NANINDA.ÉRIN{MEŠ} da-a-i 1 NIND[A.GUR₄.RA EM-ṢA-ma-aš-š]a-anThe gods take the troops' bread, one sour loaf of bread.
9ŠA{〈〈D〉〉}UD SIG₅ A-NANINDA.ÉRIN{MEŠ} ti-i[a-an-zi ta ap-pa-a]-iThey take the good blood of the troops' bread, and he libates.
10nu te-pu pé-e-da-an ú-e-š-[kán-zi ka-ru-uš-š]i-an-ziAnd he pours a libation before them, and they libate.
11GIM-an-ma UD{KAM}-az SIG₅-ri [ ša-an-ḫa-an]-ziThey libate as on the good day.(lower confidence: line is broken)
12nu ḫa-la-an-tu-wa ḫal-zi-ia [ {GIŠ}TIBUL]AAnd the ḫaltuwa-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
13SÌR-RU NINDA.GUR₄.RA EM-ṢA pár-ši-[ia pé-e-da]-iHe sings; he breaks the loaf of bread in the middle.
14EGIR-ŠU-ma {D}KAL 〈e-ku-zi〉 {LÚ}NA[R EM]-ṢAAfterwards, the Stag-god libates; the singer ...
15pár-ši-ia na-an-kán pa-[ra-a pé-e-d]a-[i]He breaks it, and he takes it away.(lower confidence: line is broken)
16EGIR-ŠU-ma ták-na-aš {D}UTU-un 〈e-ku-zi〉 I[Š-T]U{LÚ}NAR {GIŠ}TIBULA ⸢SÌR⸣-R[U]Afterwards, the Sun-deity drinks; the singer sings in the courtyard.
19EGIR-[an-da-ma a-p]é-el ZI-an 3-[Š]U e-ku-zi {LÚ}NAR IŠ-TU{GIŠ}TIBULAAfterwards, he drinks three times. The singer drinks from the throne.
20SÌR-[RU na-aš]-ta ak-kán-da-an Š[U]M-an ḫal-za-a-i {LÚ}SA[G]I.AHe sings, and he places it on the altar. The cupbearer ...
211 NINDA.[GUR₄.RA p]ár-ši-ia na-[an-ša-a]n A-NANINDA.ÉRIN{MEŠ} GUNN[I-i i]š-tar-naHe breaks one loaf of bread, and he places it on the troops' bread.
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23[ KAS]KAL-N[I-ma] ⸢a⸣-[p]é-e[l Z]I-an {〈D〉}UD SI[G₅-ia e]-ku-zi... he pours a libation of beer, and he drinks it. The Storm-god drinks.
24[ ] IŠ-TU{GIŠ}T[IBULA ] {LÚ}SA[GI.A NIND]A.GUR₄.RA KU₇... from the terrace ... the cupbearer, sweet loaf of bread ...
26[ ] EM-ṢA-ma-aš-ša-an ŠA{〈D〉}UD SIG₅ A-NANIND[A.ÉRIN{MEŠ} da-a]-i... he places the good blood of the troops' bread ...
27t[a ap-p]a-a-i na-aš-ta ša!-an-ḫa!-an-zi nu nam-m[a {MUNUS.MEŠ}tap-da-ra]-⸢aš⸣And they libate, and then the women ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
28a-[pé-e-d]a-ni UD{KAM}-ti Ú-UL ú-e-iš-kán-zi [... they do not perform it on the day ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
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29[ ] 1 IM.GÍD.DA e-ez-za-an wa-ar-nu-ma-〈aš〉 NU T[IL][... one] thick tablet, he speaks, but it is not finished.
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