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CTH 683

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DesignationKUB 55.43+
IDtlh:KUB 55.43+
Museum no.Bo 7399
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 683

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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{€1} Vs. I
1[ma-a-an ŠA]{D}zi-it-ḫa-ri-ia Ù {D}KAL {URU}ḫa-te-en-zu-waWhen Zitḫariya and the Stag-god of Ḫatenzuwa
2[2 {KU]Š}kur-⸢šu⸣-uš EGIR-pa ne-e-u-wa-aḫ-ḫa-an-ziTwo kuršu-vessels they bring back.
3⸢ma⸣-a-an I-NAMU 9{KAM} ma-a-na-aš ku-wa-pí ku-wa-pí ne-wa-aḫ-ḫa-an-ziAnd in the ninth year, they libate to the kupi-vessel.
4me-ḫur Ú-UL du-uk-ka₄-a-riHe is not a slanderer.
5nu ma-aḫ-ḫa-an 2 {KUŠ}kur-šu-uš GIBIL-TIM ŠA{D}zi-it-ḫa-ri-iaAnd before the two new coats of Zitḫariya
6Ù ŠA{D}KAL {URU}ḫa-te-en-zu-wa ú-da-an-ziand the Stag-god of Ḫatenzuwa bring.
7na-aš-kán I-NAÉ {KUŠ}kur-ša-aš an-da pé-e-da-an-ziAnd they go to the house of the kurša-vessel.
8na-aš-ta 2 {KUŠ}kur-šu-uš LA-BI-RU-TIM kat-ta da-an-ziAnd they take two kuršû-garments below.
9nu pé-e-da-an du-uk-ka₄-a-ri A-NAA-ŠAR DINGIR-LIM-pátAnd he places it before the god.
10a-wa-an kat-ta {GIŠ}GAG{ḪI.A} wa-al-ḫa-an-te-eš nu-uš a-pí-ia ga-a[n]-kán-ziAnd they bring the linen baskets below, and they libate.
11A-ŠAR DINGIR-LIM-ma 2 {KUŠ}kur-šu-uš GIBIL-TIM ga-an-kán-ziThey take two new kuršu-garments for the work of the god.
12na-aš-ta ma-a-an {URU}ḫa-at-tu-ši EZEN₄{ḪI.A} ḫu-u-da-a-akAnd he goes to Ḫattuši for the festivals.
13kar-pa-an-ta-ri na-aš-ta 2 {KUŠ}kur-šu-uš SUMUN-TIM ⸢pa-ra⸣-aHe breaks two old kuršu-garments.
{€1+3} Vs. I 14/
14ḫu-u-da-a-ak ne-ia-an-zi ma-a-an EZEN₄{ḪI.A}-ma ⸢za-lu⸣-ga-nu-an-⸢zi⸣They eat, and when the festivals are finished,
{€1} Vs. I
15nu ma-a-an ITU 1{KAM} na-aš-ma ITU 2{KAM} pa-iz-ziAnd when the 1st month comes and the 2nd month goes,
162 {KUŠ}kur-šu-uš SUMUN{ḪI.A}-ma-kán I-NAÉ kur-ša-aš-pát an-daTwo kuršu-garments, old, in the house of the king.
17ga-an-kán-te-eš... he pours.
18ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-⸢ma⸣-kán EZEN₄{ḪI.A} ⸢kar⸣-pa-an-ta-ri ...And he places the festivals.(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1+3} Vs. I 19/
19na-aš-ta 2 ⸢{KUŠ}kur-šu-uš⸣ SUMUN-[TI]M pa-ra-a QA-TAM-MA ne-an-z[i]And he takes two old kuršu-garments and sets them aside.
{€1+5} Vs. I
20⸢nu⸣ ŠA{D}zi-⸢it-ḫa⸣-[ri-i]a ⸢{KUŠ}kur⸣-ša-an SUMUN I-NA{URU}tu-u-ḫu-up-pí-ia]And Zitḫariya, the old kurša-garment, in Tuhupriya
21p[é]-e-da-an-zi na-⸢an-kán ma⸣-aḫ-[ḫ]a-an {URU}ḫa-at-tu-ša-az KÁ.GAL-x-xThey go, and he goes to Ḫattuša, the gate ...
22kat-[t]a ar-nu-an-zi ⸢na⸣-an-za-kán KUR-ia an-da {D}KAL {KUŠ}⸢kur⸣-ša-ašAnd they go down to the mountain, to the Stag-god of the mountain.
23ḫal-⸢zi⸣-iš-ša-an-zi ŠA{D}KAL {URU}ḫa-te-en-zu-wa-ma ⸢{KUŠ}⸣kur-ša-an-pát?They sing; the Stag-god of Ḫateenzuwama ...
24I-⸢NA⸣{URU}dur-mi-⸢it⸣-ta pé-e-da-an-zi na-an-kán ma-aḫ-ḫa-anThey go to Durmiitta, and then he ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1} Vs. I
25KÁ.GAL a-šu-ša-*an*? kat-ta ar-nu-an-zi nu-uš-ši-kán ŠUM-ŠUThey go down to the gate, and they give it to him.
26ar-⸢ḫa da⸣-an-zi na-an-za-an {D}KAL {URU}za-pa-ti-iš-ku-waThey take it, and they give it to the Stag-god of Zapatiškuwa.
27ḫal-z[i-iš-š]a-an-zithey libate.(low confidence: few signs survive)
28x[ -z]i ⸢MU-ti⸣ [n]e-ia-an-zi nu-uš-ma-aš... in that year they take, and then(lower confidence: line is broken)
29[ar-ḫa-ia-an EZEN₄ a-pí]-⸢ia⸣ Ú-UL ku-in-ki i-en-[zi]Afterwards, the festival of Apiya is not held; he takes it.
30[ma-a-an {KUŠ}kur-šu-uš-ma pa-ra-a(?) ḫu-u-da]-a-ak ne-ia-an-z[i]When they take the kuršuša-garment away, they set it down.
31[nu EZEN₄{ḪI.A} ḫu-u-da-a-ak kar-pa-an-ta-r]i(?) ma-a-na-aš-kánAnd the festivals of the ḫuda-priests, the karpantari-offerings, ...
32[ -i]a?-⸢an-zi⸣... they take ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
{€1} Vs. II
1nu ⸢ḫa⸣-an-te-ez-zi pal-ši {D}UTU TUŠ-aš a-ku-w[a-an-zi]And they drink before Šamaš while seated.
2[1 {NI]NDA}ta-kar-mu-un pár-ši-ia na-an-kán EG[IR-pa A-NADINGIR-LIM]He breaks one takarmu-bread and places it behind the god.
3iš-ka-ra-an-ta-aš še-er da-a-i EGIR-⸢an⸣-d[a-ma {D}IŠKUR(?) GUB-aš]Afterwards, the Storm-god stands.
4e-ku-zi 1 NINDA.GUR₄.RA pár-ši-ia na-an-⸢ša-an⸣ EGIR-[pa]He drinks; he breaks one loaf of bread, and then he takes it back.
5A-NADINGIR-LIM ⸢iš-ka⸣-ra-an-ta-aš še-er da-a-iHe places it before the god.(lower confidence: line is broken)
6EGIR-an-da-ma {D}KAL {URU}ḪA-AT-TI GUB-aš e-ku-zi {L[Ú.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RU]Afterwards, the Stag-god of Ḫattu drinks while standing; the singers sing.
7{LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-zi 1 {NINDA}ta-kar-⸢mu⸣-un pár-š[i-ia]The dogs libate; one takarmu-bread is broken.
8na-an-kán EGIR-pa A-NA〈DINGIR-LIM〉 iš-ga-ra-⸢an-ta⸣-aš še-er ⸢ti⸣-an-z[i]And then he places it before the god.(lower confidence: line is broken)
9na-aš-ta ša-an-ḫa-an-⸢zi⸣ nu {D}zi-it-⸢ḫa⸣-ri-ia-an G[UB-aš]And they libate, and Zit-ḫariya stands.
10a-ku-wa-an-zi ⸢{LÚ.MEŠ}⸣SÌR SÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-z[i]They drink; the singers sing; the dogs ...
111 {NINDA}ta-kar-mu-un pár-ši-ia na-an-kán EGIR-pa A-NADINGIR-LI[M]He breaks one takarmu-bread, and then he places it before the god.
12iš-ka-ra-an-ta-aš še-er ti-an-ziThey place it on the altar.
{€1+3} Vs. II 13/
13EGIR-an-da-ma {D}KAL {URU}za-pa-ti-iš-ku-wa GUB-aš a-ku-wa-⸢an⸣-[zi]Afterwards, the Stag-god of Zapatiškuwa drinks while standing.
{€1+3} Vs. II 14/
14{LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-zi 1 [{NINDA}ta-kar-mu-un]The singers sing; the dogs libate; one takarmu-bread
{€1+3} Vs. II 15/
15pár-ši-ia na-an-ša-an EGIR-pa A-NADINGIR-LIM iš-ka-r[a-an-ta-aš]He breaks it, and afterwards he places it before the god.
{€1+3} Vs. II 16/
16še-er ti-an-zi EGIR-an-da-ma ki-pí-ik-ki-iš-⸢du⸣Afterwards, the kipkišdu-vessel(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1+3} Vs. II 17/
17{D}kap-pa-⸢ri⸣-ia-mu-un {D}KAL {URU}⸢ta⸣-ta-šu-na [ ]Kappriyamu, the Stag-god of Tašuna ...
{€1+3} Vs. II 18/
18{D}KAL {URU}⸢ta⸣-aš-ḫa-pu-na GUB-aš a-ku-wa-an-zi 3 {NINDA}[ta-kar-mu-uš]The Stag-god of Tašḫapuna, standing, drinks; three takarmu-breads
{€5+1+3} Vs. II 19/19/
19pár-⸢ši-ia!⸣ na-aš-⸢kán⸣ EGIR-pa A-NADINGIR-LIM iš-ka-r[a-an-ta-aš]He breaks it, and afterwards he places it before the god.
{€5+1+2} Vs. II 20/20/
20še-er [ti-an-z]i ⸢{LÚ.MEŠ}⸣SÌR SÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-a[p-pí-an-zi]The singers sing; the dogs ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€1} Vs. II[ ]
{€5+1+2} Vs. II 21/21/
21EGI[R-a]n-⸢da-ma {D}⸣KA[L {UR]U}⸢ḫa⸣-te-en-zu-wa GUB-aš a-ku-[wa-an-zi]Afterwards, the BAL-god of Ḫatenzuwa, standing, drinks.
{€5+1+2} Vs. II 22/22/
22⸢{LÚ.MEŠ}⸣SÌR ⸢SÌR-RU⸣ [{LÚ.ME]Š}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-ziThe singers sing; the dogs ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€5+1+2} Vs. II 23/23/
23[1 {NINDA}t]a-⸢kar-mu-un pár⸣-[ši-i]a! na-an-ša-an EGIR-pa [A-NADINGIR-LIM]He breaks one ta-karmu-bread, and then he places it before the god.
{€5+1+2} Vs. II 24/24/
24iš-⸢ka⸣-ra-an-ta-a[š še-e]r da-a-⸢i⸣ EGIR-an-da-ma [{D}ḫa-aš-ga-la-an GUB-aš]Afterwards, the Ḫašgala-deity stands.
{€5+1+2} Vs. II 25/25/
25a-ku-w[a-a]n-zi {LÚ.ME[Š}SÌR S]ÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇! w[a-ap-pí-an-zi]They drink; the singers sing; the dogs libate.
{€4+1+2} r. Kol. 1′/Vs. II 26/
261 ⸢{NINDA}ta-kar⸣-mu-un pá[r]-⸢ši⸣-ia na-an-kán EGIR-pa [A-NADINGIR-LIM]He breaks one loaf of takarmu-bread, and then again to the god.
{€4+1+2} r. Kol. 2′/Vs. II 27/
27iš-ka-r[a-an-ta-a[š] še-er ti-an-zi EGIR-an-d[a-ma DINGIR{MEŠ} URU-LIM(?)]Afterwards, the gods of the city(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€4+1+2} r. Kol. 3′/Vs. II 28/
28⸢a⸣-ku-wa-an-⸢zi⸣ 1 {NINDA}ta-kar-mu-un pár-ši-ia n[a-an-kán]They drink one takarmu-bread, and he breaks it.
{€4+1} r. Kol. 4′/Vs. II
29⸢A⸣-NADINGIR-LIM i[š]-⸢ka⸣-ra-an-ta-aš še-er ⸢ti⸣-a[n-zi]... to the god ... they take ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
{€4+1} r. Kol. 5′/Vs. II
30⸢EGIR⸣-an-da-ma i[r-ḫa]-⸢a!⸣-an-te-eš ḫi-iš-ša-al-la-a-⸢an⸣-[te-eš TUŠ-aš ku-u-uš]Afterwards, he libates, and he sits down.
{€4+1} r. Kol. 6′/Vs. II
31⸢a⸣-ku-wa-an-zi {D}ḫ[a-aš-g]a-la-a-an {D}KAL {GIŠ}ŠUKUR {GIŠ}D[AG-an(?)]They drink; Ḫašgala, Šarru, the spear, the scepter
{€4+1} r. Kol. 7′/Vs. II
32GUNNI {D}KAL ⸢{D⸣}[GU]L-še-eš {D}ḫi-la-aš-še-eš {D}ḫa-š[a-am-mi-li-in]The mighty one, the Stag-god, the Great One, the Ḫilaš-deities, the Hušammili,
{€4+1} r. Kol. 8′/Vs. II
33{ÍD}ma-⸢ra⸣-aš-ša-an-[ta ḪUR].⸢SAG⸣{MEŠ} ÍD{MEŠ} ḫa-ri-eš [The River Marasi, the mountains, the rivers of Ḫari
{€4+1} r. Kol. 9′/Vs. II
34{LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR S[ÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}U]R.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-zi [1? {NINDA}ta-kar-mu-un]The singers sing; the singers libate; one takarmu-bread
{€4+1} r. Kol. 10′/Vs. II
35[pár-ši-i]a n[a-an-kán EGIR-pa A-N]ADINGIR-LIM iš-ga-r[a-an-ta-aš]... he breaks, and afterwards the god of the altar ...
{€1} Vs. II
36[še-er ti-an-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RU(?) {L]Ú.⸢MEŠ}UR⸣.G[I₇ wa-ap-pí-an-zi]The singers sing; the dog-men libate.
{€1} Rs. III
1′[ ]x ⸢du-uk-ka₄-a⸣-r[i... he pours ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
2′[ ]-da-an-zi nu {URU}d[ur-mi-it-ta(?)... they go, and Durmitta ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′[{LÚ.MEŠ}]SANGA {MUNUS.MEŠ}SANGA {LÚ}GUDU₁₂ [The priests, the women, the priest, the cult actor ...
4′[ ] ⸢A⸣-NADINGIR-LIM NINDA.GUR₄.RA{ḪI.A} me-n[a-aḫ-ḫa-an-da pár-ši-ia-an-zi]... they break the loaf of bread before the god ...
5′[ ]x x {LÚ}DUGUD ZAG-aš ŠA{LÚ.MEŠ}U[R.GI₇... the cupbearer, the front, of the heroes ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
6′[ ] ⸢PA?-NI?⸣DINGIR-LI[M!?] ka-a-aš ḫal-z[i-iš-ša-an-zi(?)]... the gods ... they sing ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
7′[p]u-⸢ur⸣-pu-⸢ru-uš⸣-ša iš-ḫu-iš-kán-[zi... they pour a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
8′[n]a-aš-ta DINGIR-LAM I-NA{É}ka-r[i-im-mi an-da ar-nu-an-zi]And the gods go up to the karimmu-house.
9′⸢IŠ-TU⸣12 MÁŠ.GAL-ia-kán 1 MÁŠ.GA[L {É}ka-ri-im-mi an-da]... twelve minas of the palace, one mina of the karimmi-house ...
10′[u-u]n-ni-ia-an-zi an-dur!-za-ma M[ÁŠ?.GAL ši-pa-an-ti]They libate, and he libates to the great vessel.
11′[{NINDA}p]u-ur-pu-ru-uš-ša a-pé-e[l {É}ka-ri-im-mi iš-ḫu-iš-kán-zi]The purpurušša-bread they pour into the karimmu-house.
12′ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma-kán DINGIR-LAM I-N[A{É}ka-ri-im-mi an-da]And the god in the karimmi-house(lower confidence: line is broken)
13′⸢ar⸣-nu-an-zi nu {LÚ}DUGUD NINDA.GUR₄.R[A A-NADINGIR-LIM pár-ši-ia]They take it, and the heavy one breaks the loaf of bread for the god.
14′{NINDA}[p]ur-pu-ru-uš-ša A-NADINGIR-L[IM iš-ḫu-iš-kán-zi]The purpurušša-bread is for the god.(lower confidence: line is broken)
15′nu DINGIR-⸢LAM⸣ A-NAA-ŠAR DINGIR-LIM ga-a[n-kán-ziAnd the gods stand before the god.
16′pa-⸢ra-a⸣ pa-iz-zi na-aš-ta x[goes, and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
17′ši-p[a-a]n-ti nu-uš-ša-an ⸢iš⸣-k[a-ra-an-ta-aš še-er(?)]... he libates, and then in the ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
18′ti-a[n-z]i šu-up-pa-ma ḫ[u-e-ša-u-az(?)... and he pours a libation.(lower confidence: line is broken)
19′a-pu-⸢u⸣-[u]n-na ḫu-u-ma-an-t[e-eš... he libates ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
20′a-ku-w[a-a]n-na IŠ-TU x[... he drinks from ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
21′a-aš-š[u nu? L]Ú{MEŠ} URU-LIM ⸢iš?⸣-[ ]x ⸢ir⸣-ḫi-⸢iš-ke-et⸣-[ta]And the men of the city ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
22′nu EGI[R.KAS]KAL-ši ku-⸢i⸣-[uš? ir-ḫ]a-a-an-zi ḫé-ma-aš-x[ ]And they set up the offering table, and ...
23′a-pí-i[a]-⸢ia ḫa?⸣-[to Apiya ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
24′lu-uk-ka[t-ta-ma IŠ-TUÉ {LÚ}]⸢u⸣-ri-ia-an-ni ZAG-aš ⸢4⸣ BÁN [ ]... and from the man of Uriyannu on the right side ...
25′5 {DUG}i[š-nu-u-ra-an ú-d]a-an-zi na-aš-ta 3 SA₂₀-A-T[Ù ]They bring five išnura-vessels, and three ...
26′a-wa-an a[r-ḫa da-an-z]i na-at PA-NIDINGIR-LIM šu-⸢un-na⸣-[an-zi]... they take it away, and they place it before the god.
27′nu {DUG}iš-n[u-u-ra-aš pé-r]a-an kat-ta {LÚ}GUDU₁₂ pé-da-⸢an⸣-[zi nu 1-ŠU(?)]And they bring the išnura-vessel before the priest, and once
28′ši-pa-an-ti [na-aš(?) {DUG}iš-nu]-⸢u⸣-ri PA-NIDINGIR-LIM še-eš-⸢zi⸣ [ ]He libates, and he takes the išnuri-vessel before the god ...
29′nu a-pé-e-⸢da-ni UD-ti⸣ EZEN₄ NU.GÁL ku-iš-kiAnd on the day that the festival is not completed, he drinks.
30′lu-uk-kat-ta-ma ka-ru-ú-a-ri-wa-ar ḫu-u-d[a-a-a]k? [iš-na-an]Then he pours a libation of karuwar-beer into the hearth.
31′ša-ra-⸢a⸣ kar!-pa-an-zi na-an É UDUN pé-[da-an-zi]They take the šara-vessel, and they bring it to the house of the festival.
32′nu 3 NINDA.⸢GUR₄⸣.RA ŠASA₂₀-A-TI i-en-zi ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma [zé-ia-an-ta-ri]And he takes three loaves of bread from the harvest, and then he libates.
33′na-aš-kán {GIŠ}⸢pa⸣-a-pu-li ti-an-zi še-er-ma-aš-š[a-an GADA-it]And they set up the scepter, and on the linen cloth.
34′{LÚ}G[UD]U₁₂ ka-ri-ia-az-zi na-aš I-NA⸢É⸣ [DINGIR-LIM ú-da-an-zi(?)]The blood-bearing priest takes it, and they bring it to the house of the god.
35′nu pé-ra-an pal-ú-iš-kán-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}SÌ[R]And before them, the singers(lower confidence: line is broken)
36′SÌR-[R]U IŠ-TUÉ {LÚ}u-ri-ia-an-ni-i[aHe sings; from the uriyanni-priest(lower confidence: line is broken)
37′d[a-a]n-zi nu a-pu-u-un-na pé-ra-an B[AL-an-zi(?)]They go, and they libate before the water.
{€1} Rs. IV
1′[ (-)d]a?-⸢an-zi⸣ [ ]they take ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
2′[ I]Š-⸢TUÉ-ŠU⸣ [ ]... in his hand ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
3′⸢na?⸣-a[š?-ta? {DUG}iš-pa-a]n-⸢du⸣-uz-zi ú-da-a-[an-zi]And they bring the libation vessel.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4′ma-aḫ-[ḫa-an-ma-aš-š]a-an a-ku-wa-an-na a-ri nu {D}UTU TUŠ-aš a-ku-wa-an-ziAfterwards they drink, and they drink the Sun-deity while seated.
5′1 {NINDA}t[a-kar-m]u-un pár-ši-ia na-an-kán EGIR-pa A-NA{KUŠ}kur-šiHe breaks one takarmu-bread, and then he places it back into the leather pouch.
6′{D}KA[L {U]RU}za-pa-ti-iš-ku-wa ti-an-zi nu {D}IŠKUR GUB-aš a-ku-wa-an-z[i]The Stag-god of Zapatiškuwa sits, and the Storm-God drinks while standing.
7′⸢nu⸣ 1 {NINDA}ta-kar-mu-un pár-ši-ia na-an-ša-an EGIR-paAnd he breaks one takarmu-bread, and he takes it back.
8′⸢A⸣-NA{D}KAL {URU}za-pa-ti-iš-ku-wa ti-an-zi nu {D}KAL {URU}za-pa-ti-iš-ku-w[a]They set it before the Stag-god of Zapatiškuwa, and [the Stag ...]
9′GUB-aš a-ku-wa-an-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-ziThey drink while standing; the singers sing; the dogs libate.
10′1 {NINDA}⸢ta⸣-kar-mu-un pár-ši-ia na-an-⸢kán⸣ {KUŠ}kur-ši še-er da-a-iHe breaks one takarmu-bread, and he places it under the skin.
11′nu {D}KAL {URU}ḪA-AT-TI GUB-aš a-ku-wa-an-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RUAnd the Stag-god of Ḫattu drinks while standing; the singers sing.
12′{LÚ.MEŠ}UR.⸢GI₇⸣ wa-ap-pí-an-zi 1 {NINDA}ta-kar-mu-un pár-ši-iaThe Citadel-officials libate; one takarmu-bread is broken.
13′na-an-ká[n {K]UŠ}kur-ši še-er da-a-i na-aš-ta ša-an-ḫa-an-ziAnd he places it on the skin, and they take it out.
14′nu {D}⸢zi-it⸣-ḫa-ri-ia-an GUB-aš a-ku-wa-an-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RUAnd Zitḫariya, standing, drinks; the singers sing.
15′{LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-zi 1 {NINDA}ta-kar-mu-un pár-ši-iaThe dogs libate; one takarmu-bread is broken.
16′na-an-kán EGIR-pa {D}zi-it-ḫa-ri-ia da-a-i nu {D}kap-pa-ri-ia-[m]uAnd he places it behind Zitḫariya, and Kappariyamu
17′{D}KAL {URU}ta-ta-šu-na {D}KAL {URU}ta-aš-ḫa-pu-na GUB-aš a-ku-wa-an-ziThe Storm-god of Tatašuna and the Storm-God of Tasḫapuna drink standing.
18′2 {NINDA}〈ta〉-kar-mu-uš pár-ši-ia na-aš-kán〈〈kán〉〉 ⸢EGIR⸣-pa {KUŠ}kur-ši da-a-iHe breaks two loaves of bread, and he places it behind the skin.
19′{LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-ziThe singers sing; the dogs libate.
20′na-aš-ta ša-an-ḫa-an-zi nu {D}KAL {URU}ḫa-te-en-zu-wa GUB-aš a-ku-wa-an-ziAnd they drink before the Stag-god of Ḫatenzuwa.
21′{LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-zi 1 {NINDA}ta-kar-mu-un pár-ši-iaThe singers sing; the dogs libate; one takarmu-bread is broken.
22′na-an-kán {KUŠ}kur-ši še-er da-a-i na-aš-ta ša-an-ḫa-an-ziAnd he places it on the skin, and they take it away.
23′nu {D}ḫa-aš-ga-la-a-an GUB-aš a-ku-wa-an-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RUAnd Ḫašgala, standing, drink; the singers sing.
24′{LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-zi 1 {NINDA}ta-kar-mu-un pár-ši-iaThe dogs libate; one takarmu-bread is broken.
25′na-an-kán {KUŠ}kur-ši še-er da-a-iAnd he places it on the loins.
26′nu nam-ma {D}KAL {URU}za-pa-ti-iš-ku-wa GUB-aš a-ku-wa-an-zi {LÚ.MEŠ}SÌRAnd then the Stag-god of Zapatiškuwa, standing, drinks; the singers
27′SÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-zi 1 {NINDA}ta-kar-mu-un pár-ši-iaThe dogs sing; one takarmu-bread is broken.
28′na-an-kán {KUŠ}kur-ši še-er da-a-i na-aš-ta pé-e-da-aš {LÚ.MEŠ}SÌRAnd he places it on the horse's skin, and the singers ...
29′an-da ú-wa-an-zi na-aš-ta GUNNI 1-ŠU wa-ḫa-an-zi SÌR-iaThey bring it out, and they sing once the praises.
30′nu-uš-ma-aš a-ku-wa-an-na pí-an-zi na-at-kán pa-ra-a pa-a-an-ziAnd they drink, and they go out.
31′nu-za EGIR-pa EGIR {GIŠ}AB{ḪI.A} A-ŠAR-ŠU-NU ap-pa-an-ziAfterwards, they pour water into the reed screen.
32′[EG]IR-an-da-ma DINGIR{MEŠ} URU-LIM TUŠ-aš e-ku-zi 1 {NINDA}!ta-kar-mu-un pár-ši-iaAfterwards, the gods of the city drink while seated. He breaks one takarmu-bread.
33′[na]-an-kán {KUŠ}kur-ši še-er da-a-i EGIR-an-da-ma ir-ḫa-a-an-te-ešAnd he places the furrows up. Afterwards, he libates.
34′[ḫi-i]š-ša-al-la-a-an-te-eš TUŠ-aš ku-u-uš DINGIR{MEŠ} e-ku-ziThe ḫiššalla-priests, while seated, drink to the gods.
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1[ {D}ḫa-aš-ga-la-an {D}KAL {GIŠ}ŠUKUR {GIŠ}DAG-an(?) {D}GU]L-še-eš {D}ḫi-la-a[š-š]i-in {D}ḫa-ša-am-mi-li-in {ÍD}ma-⸢ra⸣-aš-ša-an-ta... Ḫašgala, the Stag-god, the spear, the throne, the Great One(s), the ḫilaši, the Hušammili, and the River Marasi
2[ḪUR.SAG{MEŠ} ÍD{MEŠ} ḫa-ri-eš {LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RU {LÚ.MEŠ}UR.GI₇ wa-ap-pí-an-zi 1 {NINDA}ta-kar-mu-u]n pár-ši-ia n[a-a]n-kán {KUŠ}kur-ši še-er da-a-i {LÚ.MEŠ}SÌR SÌR-RUThe singers sing in the mountains, the rivers, and the dogs. They break one takarmu-bread. He breaks it, and he places it on the horse's skin. The singer[s] sing.
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4[DUB 1{KAM} QA-TI (?) {URU}ḫa-at-tu-ša-a]z ma-aḫ-ḫa-an ŠA{D}KAL {URU}ḫa-te-en-zu-wa {KUŠ}kur-ša-an SUMUN-RATablet 1: QA-TI (?) of Ḫattušaz, before the Stag-god of Hatenzuwa, the old hide.
5[I-NA{URU}dur-mi-it-ta pé-e-da-an-zi(?) n]a-an ŠA{D}KAL {URU}za-pa-ti-iš-ku-wa {KUŠ}kur-ša-an i-ia-an-ziThey go to Durmitta, and they take the hide of the Stag-god of Zapatiškuwa.
6[ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma-an(?) pé-e-tum-ma-an]-zi an-da uk-tu-u-ri-pát A-NAEZEN₄ I-⸢NA⸣{URU}dur-mi-it-ta... they set up ... and they bring the festival into Durmitta.
7[da-an-zi A-NA{D}zi-it-ḫa-ri-ia-ma-aš-t]a ⸢ar⸣-ḫa-ia-an ⸢EZEN₄ Ú⸣-UL ku-in-kiThey take it to Zitḫariyašta. The festival is not held.
8[i?-e]n-zi... they ...(very low confidence: a guess)

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