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CTH 409

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DesignationKUB 7.53+
IDtlh:KUB 7.53+
LanguageHittite
GenreCTH 409

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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1UM-MA {f}tu₄-un-na-ú-i {MUNUS}ŠU.GI ma-a-an-kán an-〈〈aḫ〉〉-tu-uḫ-〈ša-aš〉 na-aš-šuWhen Tunna'i, the old woman, ...
2LÚ-LIM na-aš-ma MUNUS-za pa-ap-ra-an-ni ku-e-da-ni-ik-ki an-da ti-an-zaThen he goes to the woman, and he places it before her.
3na-aš-ma-za-an-kán ta-ma-iš ku-iš-ki *pa-ap-ra-an-ni še-er ḫal-zi-an* ḫar-ziAnd he places it on the hearth, and he lifts it up.
4na-aš-ma-kán *MUNUS-ni DUMU{MEŠ}-ŠU* ak-ki-iš-kán-zi na-aš-ma-aš-ši-kánAnd the woman and her sons drink, and they drink.
5{UZU}šar-ḫu-u-wa-an-da-ma *ku-uš-ke-ez-zi* na-aš-šu LÚ-ni na-aš-ma MUNUS-niThe flesh of the šarḫuwanda-plant, he drinks, and the man and the woman
6pa-ap-ra-an-na-aš ud-da-na-an-za {UZU}ÚR{ḪI.A}-ša ar-ḫa šar-ra-anOn the other side, on the day of the extispicy,
7nu-za-kán a-pa-a-aš an-tu-uḫ-ša-⸢aš⸣ pa-ap-ra-tar uš-ke-ez-zi ⸢nu-za⸣ a-pa-a-ašAnd he goes up to Antuḫša, and he stands up.
8an-tu-uḫ-ša-aš na-aš-šu LÚ-aš na-aš-ma MUNUS-za pa-ap-ra-na-aš SÍSKURAnd he, the man, and the woman, the sacrifice.
9ki-iš-ša-an *ši-pa-an-ti* ŠAÍD-at-za SÍSKUR ḫal-zi-iš-ša-an-ziHe libates instead; they perform the ritual of the water-skin.
10nu ki-i SÍSKUR 1-EN-pátAnd like a sacrifice, once
11ma-a-an LÚ-aš nu UDU.ŠIR GE₆ da-an-zi ma-a-an MUNUS-za-ma nu UDU.SÍG+MUNUS GE₆When the man and the ram take the night, when the woman and the black sheep
12da-an-zi 1 ŠAḪ.TUR GE₆ 1 UR.TUR GE₆ *nu ma-a-an LÚ-aš ŠAḪ.TUR NÍTA* ma-a-an MUNUS-za-⸢ma⸣They take one black pig, one black dog. If a man takes a black goat, if a woman
13na-at MUNUS-TIM 1-NU-TIM {⸢TÚG⸣}GÚ.È.A GE₆ 1 iš-ḫi-ia-al GE₆and one woman, one cloak, night of the 1st, before the night
141 {TÚG}ka-ri-ul-li GE₆ 1-NU-TIM {TÚG}GADA.DAM GE₆ da-an-na-ri-išOne kariulli-garment for the night, one linen cloth for the evening,
151-NU-TIM {KUŠ}E.SIR GE₆ 〈〈MUNUS-TIM E.ÍB〉〉 *1-NU-TUM E.ÍB TA-ḪAP-ŠI GE₆ MUNUS-za-ma-kán*One pair of black sandals, one pair of white sandals from the house of the ... of the night of the woman.
16GEŠTU{ḪI.A}-ŠU IŠ-TUSÍG GE₆ e-ḫu-ra-da-a-ez-ziThe ears are seated in the evening.
17⸢ma⸣-a-an LÚ-⸢eš⸣-ma nu 1-NU-TIM {TÚG}GÚ.È.A GE₆ 1-NU-TIM {TÚG}GADA.DAM GE₆If a man, and one hundred garments of black wool, one hundred linen garments
18[GEŠ]TU{ḪI.A}-ŠU-ia-za-kán IŠ-TUSÍG GE₆ e-ḫu-ra-da-ez-zi 9 {GIŠ}GA.ZUMThe ears of the black-headed ones are seated. Nine tables
19[Š]A{GIŠ}TÚG TUR-TIM 1 {GIŠ}šar-ra-aš ŠA{GIŠ}TÚG TUR 2 TI-IA-DU GE₆ 9 NINDA.ÉRIN{MEŠ}The small table, one small table. Two tī-ia-du-breads. Night of the 9 soldiers
20[ ]x-ŠU 6 Ú-NU-UT GIR₄ TUR-TIM GE₆ 2 {DUG}pa-aḫ-ḫu-na-li GE₆ 4 {DUG}ÚTUL TUR GE₆... 6 small bowls of wine. Night of the 2 panḫnalu-vessels, night of the 4 small bowl(s), night
21[ ] GAL GE₆ 9 {DUG}NA-AK-TA-MU-U GE₆ 3 {DUG}KU-KU-UB GE₆ 2 NAM-MA-AN-DUM GE₆ 2 DUG A GE₆... night of the 9th, a nakta-shumu-vessel. Night of the 3rd, the KUKUUB-vehicle. The 2nd, Nammān-AN-DUM. The evening of the 2 pots of water.
221 UDU 1 SILA₄ 3 {NINDA}a-a-an ḫa-az-zi-la-aš 1 GA.KIN.AG 1 EM-ṢA 1 ḫu-u-up-pár KAŠ1 sheep, 1 lamb, 3 loaves of ḫašilaš-bread, 1 loaf of bread, 1 bowl, 1 cup of beer,
23NINDA.Ì.E.DÉ.A me-ma-al 1 {DUG}ḫa-ni-iš-ša-aš GEŠTIN ši-pa-an-du-wa-an-ziThey libate beer and wine in one ḫanišša-vessel.
24⸢ma-aḫ⸣-ḫa-an-ma ki-i ḫu-u-ma-an ḫa-an-da-ez-⸢zi⸣ nu-za {MUNUS}ŠU.GI ne-ku-uz me-ḫurAnd when he comes, he drinks, and the old woman drinks.
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1′[ ] ⸢NINDA.SIG⸣ 1 {DUG}KU-KU-UB GEŠTIN NINDA.Ì.E.DÉ.A me-ma-al da-a-i na-at wa-ap-pu-ú-i... he pours one fine bread, one vessel of wine, a sour loaf of bread, and he places it on the hearth.
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2′wa-ap-pu-u-wa-aš DINGIR.MAḪ-ni wa-tar-na-aḫ-ḫu-u-wa-an-zi pa-iz-ziThey go to the wappu-vessel of the god, to the watarnaḫḫuwa.
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3′na-aš ma-aḫ-ḫa-an wa-ap-pu-i a-ri nu 1 NINDA.SIG wa-ap-pu-wa-aš DINGIR.MAḪ pár-ši-iaAnd he breaks one fine loaf of bread before the god.
4′na-at-ša-an wa-ap-pu-i da-a-i NINDA.〈Ì〉.E.DÉ.A me-ma-al še-er iš-ḫu-u-wa-iHe places it on the hearth; he pours a libation of oil. He speaks as follows:
5′nu GEŠTIN ši-pa-an-ti nu me-ma-iHe libates wine, and speaks:
6′wa-ap-pu-wa-aš DINGIR.MAḪ-aš ka-a-ša EGIR-pa tu-uk ú-wa-nu-un nu-kán ka-a-aš IM-ašThe wappuwa-priest of the gods, afterwards, he says: “Then, the wind, and the wind
7′ku-e-ez *wa*-ap-pu-wa-az da-an-za nu zi-ik wa-ap-pu-aš DINGIR.MAḪ tu-e-el... he places, and he takes the ... of the god ...
8′ŠU-TI-KA da-a nu ku-u-un EN SISKUR a-pé-e-ez ša-pí-ia-i na-an ... 12 {UZU}ÚRHe places it in the hand, and he places it before the lord of the sacrifice. He libates ... 12 cuts of meat.
9′pár-ku-nu-ut nam-ma wa-ap-pu-aš IM-an da-a-i nam-ma-aš ša-ku-ni-iaHe breaks it, and he places it in the water, and then he sets it.
10′pa-⸢iz⸣-zi nu 1 NINDA.SIG pár-ši-ia na-at ša-ku-ni-ia-aš pu-ru-ut da-a-iHe goes, and he breaks one fine loaf of bread; he places it before him. He takes the responsibility.
11′NIN[DA.Ì.E.DÉ].A me-ma-al šu-uḫ-ḫa-i GEŠTIN ši-pa-an-ti nu me-ma-iHe libates wine, and he speaks.(lower confidence: line is broken)
12′⸢zi-ik⸣-kán ma-aḫ-ḫa-an ša-ku-〈ni〉-iš GE₆-az KI-az pu-u-ru-ut EGIR *ša*-ra-aAnd he places it before the šakkunni-vessel. Afterwards,
13′ša-ku-ni-eš-ke-ši nu e-da-ni an-tu-uḫ-ši A-NA ... ENSISKUR IŠ-TU{UZU}⸢ÚR⸣{ḪI.A}-ŠUhe places, and he brings it up to ... for the sacrifice of the flesh.
14′i-da-lu pa-ap-ra-tar ar-ḫa QA-TAM-MA mu-ta!-a-i nam-ma ša-ku-ni-ia-aš... he goes, he breaks ... together, and likewise ...
15′IM-an da-a-i ku-e-et-ma-an-ma {MUNUS}ŠU.GI ke-e da-aš-ke-ez-zi EGIR-an-ma-aš-ša-anHe places it on the tablet. And he places the old woman there. Afterwards,
16′ÍD-i pé-ra-an {GIŠ}ZA.LAM.GAR{ḪI.A} ŠAGI ka-ru-ú i-ia-an-ta i-ia-an-zi-maHe pours the water before the cult statues, and they take the karû-vessel.
17′ku-wa-pí nu ku-wa-pí ḫar-ša-u-wa-ar ma-ni-in-ku-wa-an NU.GÁLThe kuwapi-vessel and the ḫarša-wa-va-uwar are not present.
18′[GIŠAPI]N Ú-*UL* a-ra-an-za nu {GIŠ}ZA.LAM.GAR a-pí-ia i-ia-an-zaHe does not bow down, and he bows down.
19′[ {MUNUS}ŠU.G]I wa-ap-pu-wa-aš IM-an ša-ku-ni-ia-aš-ša IM-an a-pí-ia pé-e-da-i... the šug-garment of the wappu-vessel, he pours a libation in the wind, and he takes it out.
20′[ I]M 12 EME IM EGIR-an ḫa-lu-pa-an-te-eš 2 GU₄ IM 2 wa-wa-ar-ki-ma-aš IM... 12 tongues of clay. Afterwards, the ḫalupāntu-vessels, 2 oxen of clay, 2 wawarkima-measure(s) of clay
21′[ t]e-pu SÍG mi-i-ti-iš te-pu nu šu-um-ma-an-za ⸢SÍG⸣ mi-i-ti-iš-ša... he pours a libation of fine wool. He pours, and he libates. Then the fine wool ...
22′[ ta-ru-up-pa]-an-za TI₈{MUŠEN}-aš pát-tar ḫa-aš-ta-i te-pu al-li-in te-pu... he pours a taruppanza-offering to the eagle; he fills the ḫašta-vessel.
23′[ te]-⸢pu⸣ iš-ša-⸢ra⸣-ši-la-aš NUMUN-an {GIŠ}PÈŠ ⸢te⸣-pu zi-na-ak-ki-iš... he pours a libation, and the seed of the peg, he libates.
24′[ t]e-pu le-e-ši te-pu iš-ša-na-aš ŠAḪ.TUR ŠA{NINDA}wa-ak-ke-šar pár-ša-⸢aš⸣... he pours a libation; he breaks a small loaf of wakkešar-bread.
25′[ ] ⸢ḫar⸣-na-an-da-aš pár-ša-aš ŠANINDA.ÚKUŠ ⸢pár-ša-aš⸣ 1 še-⸢e⸣-na-aš DUḪ.LÀL... he breaks the ḫarnanda-bread, the loaf of bread, and one šēna-beer of fine flour.
26′[ š]e-e-na-aš {UZU}Ì.UDU na-at {UZU}Ì-ia-az an-da iš-ḫi-⸢ia⸣-an-te-eš... he places the sheep's flesh, and he libates the meat ...
27′⸢nu⸣-uš-ša-an ki-i ḫu-u-ma-an {GI}pád-da-ni-i kat-ta ḫa-an-da-⸢ez⸣-ziAnd he places it on the top of the throne.(lower confidence: line is broken)
28′1 {GU₄}ÁB u-ša-an-ta-ri-iš ma-a-an LÚ-aš-ma nu GU₄.MAḪ ḫa-an-da-ez-[z]iOne ox ... when the man and the bull ...
29′ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma lu-uk-kat-ta nu EN SÍSKUR {GIŠ}ZA.LAM.GAR ú-ez-zi [Afterwards, the lord of the sacrifice comes to the cult statue ...
30′na-aš ma-aḫ-ḫa-an a-ri ⸢nu⸣-za GE₆-TIM wa-aš-še-ez-zi nam-ma {MUNUS}ŠU.[GIAnd he takes the black-headed one, and the old woman ...
31′SÍG SA₅ da-a-i na-at pár-ta-a-ez-⸢zi⸣He places the red wool, and he breaks it.
32′tu-e-ek-ka₄-⸢aš⸣ ša-ra-a pé-eš-še-ez-zi nam-ma 1 UDU GE₆ da-a-i na-an-ši-ša-anHe places it on the throne, and then he places one black sheep.
33′še-er e-ep-zi nu {MUNUS}ŠU.GI še-er ap-pa-an-na-aš ... ḫu-uk-ma-in ḫu-uk-ziHe takes it, and the old woman, he takes it.
34′a-ri-ia-⸢ad⸣-da-li-iš ... {D}10-an-za ⸢šar⸣-ri ⸢tap⸣-pa-ši-i ḫu-u-e-ḫu-u-i-iaAriya-adalliš ... the Storm-god, the šarru-priestess, he libates.
35′tap-pa-aš-ša *x* *šar*-ri ti-ia-〈am〉-mi ḫu-i-ḫu-i-iaThe companions ... the king ...
36′EGIR-an-da-ma-aš-ši-iš-ša-an ŠAḪ.TUR še-er e-ep-zi nu ŠAŠAḪ.TURAfterwards, he takes a small fish, and the small fish
37′ḫu-uk-ma-in ḫu-uk-zi EGIR-an-da-ma-aš-ši-⸢ša⸣-an UR.TUR še-er... he pours a libation. Afterwards, the dog ...
38′e-ep-zi nu ŠAUR.TUR ḫu-uk-ma-in ⸢ḫu-uk⸣-zihe takes, and the small animal ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
39′EGIR-an-da-ma-aš-ši-iš-ša-an EME IM še-er e-ep-⸢zi⸣ nu ŠAEMEAfterwards, he takes the tongue of the clay, and the hands
40′ḫu-uk-ma-in ḫu-uk-zi EGIR-an-da-ma-aš-ši-ša-anhe pours a libation. Afterwards,
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12 še-e-nu-uš še-er e-ep-zi EGIR-an-ma-aš-ši-ša-⸢an⸣He takes two šēnu-vessels. Afterwards
2wa-wa-ar-ki-ma-an še-er e-ep-zi EGIR-an-da-ma-aš-ši-ša-anhe takes it up. Afterwards,
3GU₄{ḪI.A} IM še-er e-ep-zi EGIR-ŠU-ma iš-ša-na-anHe takes the oxen in the wind. Afterwards, he places it on the table.
4EGIR-ŠU-ma šu-um-ma-an-za-na-an EGIR-ŠU-ma pát-tarAfterwards, Šummanzana, afterwards, Patar
5da-a-i na-at-kán še-er ar-ḫa wa-aḫ-nu-zihe places it, and they take it up.
6ḫu-uk-ma-uš!-ma ḫu-uk-ki-iš-ke-ez-zi na-at tup-pí-zaAnd he places it on the tablet.
7ka-ru-ú i-ia-anHe takes the karû-vessel.
8EGIR-ŠU-ma-aš-ši-kán 2 TI-IA-DU še-er e-ep-zi nu ki-iš-ša-anAfterwards, he takes two ti-ia-du-vessels, and thus ...
9me-ma-i ku-i-e-eš-ša-an ALAM-ŠU ḫa-aš-ta-i mi-i-e-li ke-e-ezHe speaks, and he places his statue on the hearth.
10pa-ap-ra-an-na-az ti-ia-né-eš-ker e-la-ni-eš-ker ki-nu-naHe places it on the ground, he places it above the ground.
11pa-ap-ra-an-na-aš al-wa-zé-na-aš ALAM-ŠU ḫa-aš-ta-i mi-i-lu-ú-liThen the alwaza-priestess places his statue on the hearth.
12ka-a-ša EGIR-pa ti-ia-né-eš-šu-*i* e-la-ni-eš-ke-miAfterwards, the tiyane-šû-offering, above ...
13nu-uš-ša-an TI-IA-DU pád-da-ni da-a-iAnd he places it before Tiadu.
14EGIR-ŠU-ma-aš-ši-ša-an ŠADUḪ.LÀL ŠA{UZU}Ì.UDU še-e-nu-uš še-erAfterwards, he pours a libation of beer and a sheep's liver.
15e-ep-zi nu me-ma-i ku-u-un an-tu-uḫ-ša-an ku-i-e-ešhe takes, and he speaks: “It is a tuḫšān-demon, it is ...
16pa-ap-ra-aḫ-ḫi-iš-ker ki-nu-na ka-a-ša al-wa-zé-nu-uš 2 še-e-nu-ušAnd he places it on the ground, and he libates two libations.
17ḫar-mi nu ka-a-⸢ša⸣ ku-u-un ti-ia-né-eš-ke-mi e-la-ni-eš-ke-mi... and he himself ...(very low confidence: a guess)
18nam-ma-aš ar-ḫa šal-la-nu-uz-zi nu me-ma-i i-da-la-u-e-ša-anAnd he goes out, and he speaks:
19ku-i-e-eš an-tu-uḫ-ši-iš pa-ap-ra-aḫ-⸢ḫe⸣〈〈iš〉〉-erAnd he places it before Antuhši.(lower confidence: line is broken)
20na-at ar-ḫa QA-TAM-MA šal-la-⸢an⸣-ta-rulikewise, the šallantaru-vessel(lower confidence: line is broken)
21ma-aḫ-ḫa-an-ma zi-in-na-i na-⸢aš⸣ a-ra-⸢i⸣ nu-za-kán ŠU{[Ḫ]I.A} GEŠTIN-itAnd he pours a libation, and he libates wine.
22a-ar-ri kat-ta-an-ma-aš-ši {NA₄}⸢pa⸣-aš-ši-lu-⸢uš a-a⸣-an-du-ušThen he places the šuluš-stone.(lower confidence: line is broken)
23{DUG}pa-aḫ-ḫu-na-li-az ḫar-kán-zi nu ḫu-uk-ki-iš-ke-ez-ziThey libate in the paḫnali-vessel, and they drink in the cup.
24[n]a-at ka-ru-ú a-ni-ia-an-ta... the karû-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
25EGIR-ŠU-ma-za-kán ú-e-te-ni-it a-ar-ri kat-ta-an-ma-aš-šiAfterwards, he libates, and he prostrates himself.
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1′ḫu-u-wa-al-li-iš {DUG}pa-aḫ-ḫu-na-li-az ḫar-kán-ziThey libate in a libation vessel.
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2′nu ḫu-uk-ki-iš-ke-ez-zi na-at ka-ru-ú a-ni-ia-anAnd the hukkiškēzi-vessel, and the karû-flour,
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3′EGIR-an-da-ma-aš-ši-kán SÍG ZA.GÌN SÍG SA₅ NÍ.TE-az ar-⸢ḫa⸣Afterwards, the wool, lapis lazuli, the red wool, he places beside it.
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4′da-aš-ke-ez-zi nu ki-iš-ša-an me-mi-*iš*-ke-ez-⸢zi⸣And he speaks thus:(lower confidence: line is broken)
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5′ku-i-e-ša-an da-an-ku-ni-eš-ker ḫa-aḫ-la-⸢ni-eš⸣-kerAnd he places it, and he sets it.(lower confidence: line is broken)
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6′pa-ap-ra-aḫ-er na-aš-šu-wa-an PA-NIDINGIR{MEŠ} ku-iš-kiAnd he places it before the gods.
7′pa-ap-ra-aḫ-ta na-aš-ma-an ag-ga-an-da-aš ku-iš-ki pé-ra-anOn the other side, on the right side, before
8′pa-ap-ra-aḫ-ta na-aš-ma-an PA-NIDUMU.LÚ.U₁₉.LU ku-iš-ki pa-ap-ra-aḫ-taAnd he places it before the man.
9′na-an ka-a-ša pa-ap-ra-an-na-aš SÍSKUR a-ni-iš-ke-mi!And to you, the sacrificial sheep ...
10′na-at-ši-kán ar-ḫa da-aš-ke-mi ⸢IŠ⸣-TU12 {UZU}ÚR-ŠUAnd he places it on the hearth, in the womb, the liver.
11′i-da-lu pa-ap-ra-tar al-wa-an-za-⸢tar⸣ a-aš-ta-ia-ra-tarhe goes out, he libates, and he pours water.
12′ŠADINGIR-LIM kar-pí-in da-aš-⸢ke⸣-mi ag-ga-an-*ta-aš-ši-kán*The god of the cult daises, the aganta-priestess,
13′ḫa-tu-ga-tar da-aš-ke-mi ⸢ŠA⸣DUMU.LÚ.U₁₉.LU-ma-aš-ši-kánhe places the ḫatugatar-vessel, and the man
14′pa-an-ga-u-wa-aš i-da-lu-⸢un⸣ EME-an da-aš-ke-miHe libates, and he drinks with the tongue.(lower confidence: line is broken)
15′nam-ma-aš-ša-an SÍG ZA.[GÌ]N SÍG SA₅ pád-da-ni kat-ta da-a-iAfterwards, he places a red wool-garment on the lapis-lazuli garment, and places it on the ground.
16′nam-ma {TÚG}GÚ.È.A GE₆-TIM ku-e wa-aš-ša-an ḫar-ziAnd he takes the black throne.
17′na-at-ši-ša-an {MUNUS}ŠU.GI še-er kat-ta iš-kal-la-i-ez-ziAnd he holds the old woman down below.
18′{TÚG}GADA.DAM GE₆-ia-š[i]-ša-an GÌR-az pa-ra-a da-a-iHe places the linen cloth on the black garment.
19′IŠ-TUGEŠTU{ḪI.A}-šu-⸢uš⸣-ši-ša-an *{SÍG*}e-ḫu-ra-ti-uš GE₆-TIMThe ears of the black-headed people
20′ar-ḫa da-a-i nu ki-iš-ša-an me-ma-iHe places it, and he speaks thus:
21′ka-a-ša-wa-aš-ši-[ká]n da-aš-ke-mi pa-ap-ra-an-na-ašAnd he places it before the door.(lower confidence: line is broken)
22′ud-da-na-az da-an-ku-i ḫa-aḫ-la-u-wa-an-da pa-ap-ra-an-na-aš-ša-ašAnd he drinks in the ḫaḫuwanda-vessel.
23′*ud-da-ni-i ku-e-da-ni pé-ra-an da-an-ku-iš-ke-et* ḫa-aḫ-ḫa-le-eš-ke-etWhen he goes, he drinks before the ḫaḫalê-vessel.
24′⸢a-aš-ta-ia⸣-ra-tar da-aš-ke-mi nam-ma da-an-ku-wa ku-eAnd he places it, and then he drinks.(lower confidence: line is broken)
25′[wa-aš-ša-a]n ḫar-zi na-at-ši-kán ar-ḫa da-a-iHe takes it, and he places it behind.(lower confidence: line is broken)
26′[na-at-ká]n *kat-ta x e-da-ni x pé-di x da*-a-i... he places ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
27′[EGIR-an-d]a-ma-aš-ši-kán {⸢DUG}ÚTUL⸣ da-an-na-ra-an še-er ar-ḫaAfterwards, in the large bowl, he pours a libation.
28′w[a-aḫ-n]u-zi na-an ar-ḫa du-wa-ar-né-ez-zi... they take, and they libate afterwards.(lower confidence: line is broken)
29′nu ḫ[u-u]k-zi nam-ma-aš-ši GÌR{MEŠ} kat-ta-anAnd he drinks, and he places the feet on the ground.
30′{DUG}ḫ[u]-⸢u⸣-pu-wa-i-ia iš-ga-a-ri nu me-ma-iHe pours the ḫupuwa-vessel, and speaks:
31′k[a-a]-ša pa-ap-ra-an-na-aš a-ni-u-ur an-ni-eš-ke-⸢mi⸣And he places it on the hearth, this ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
32′nu p[a-a]p-ra-an-na-aš GE₆-in KIN-an ḫar-mi na-at ar-⸢ḫa⸣And he places it on the night-time. Then he takes it out.
33′tar-⸢na⸣ i-da-lu pa-ap-ra-tar al-wa-za-a-tar a-aš-ta-ia-ra-tarThe tarna-priestess goes, the aparrātar-disease afflicts, the aštaya-ra-trine
34′DINGIR{MEŠ}-a[š] kar-pí-in ag-ga-an-ta-aš ḫa-tu-ga-tar... the gods, the karpi-vessel, and the ḫatugatar vessel ...
35′DUMU-⸢la⸣-an-na-aš ḫu-i-pa-ia-ta-an na-at ar-ḫa tar-naThe son of Ḫuipatana, the ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
36′na-aš-[t]a EN SISKUR wa-ar-pu-u-wa-an-zi pa-iz-ziThe lord of the sacrifice goes.(lower confidence: line is broken)
37′na-aš-ta {MUNUS}ŠU.GI 9 {GIŠ}GA.ZUM ŠA{GIŠ}TÚG [a]n-da *up-pa-a-i*And the old woman takes nine trays of linen.
38′1 še-⸢e⸣-na!-an IM-aš an-da up-pa-a-i nu-za še-e-na-an IM-[aš]He takes one šēna-measure of clay, and he places it on the ground.
39′wa-ar-pu-u-wa-an-zi kat-ta-an GÌR{MEŠ}-aš da-a-iThey place it below the feet.
40′nu-za še-er wa-ar-ap-zi {GIŠ}GA.ZUM{ḪI.A}-ma {MUNUS}SUḪUR.LÁAnd he takes the table, and the suckling woman.
41′na-⸢an⸣ {MUNUS}SUḪUR.LÁ ku-e-ez-zi-ia IŠ-TU{GIŠ}GA.ZUMAnd he drinks from the throne.(lower confidence: line is broken)
42′𒀹 kat-ta 1-ŠU ki-ša-a-ez-zihe places it once on the ground.
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1na-aš-ta {MUNUS}ŠU.GI an-da ki-iš-ša-⸢an⸣ me-ma-iAnd the old woman speaks thus:
2⸢ka⸣-a-ša-kán NÍ.TE ḫu-u-ma-an-da ša-aḫ-ḫi-iš-ke-miAnd he places it on the table, and he libates.(lower confidence: line is broken)
3nu-uš-ši-kán kat-ta ki-ša-a-an e-eš-⸢du⸣ i-da-luAnd he goes down below.(lower confidence: line is broken)
4pa-ap-ra-tar al-wa-za-tar a-aš-ta-ia-ra-tar DINGIR{MEŠ}-ašHe libates, he drinks, and the gods ...
5kar-pí-iš 𒀹 ag-ga-an-ta-*aš* ḫa-tu-ga-tarThe karpiš-vessel of the aganta-beer is poured out.
6ka-a-ša {GIŠ}šar-ra-an ḫar-mi nu-za ku-iš 12 {UZU}[ÚR]And he takes the šarran-vessel, and instead of 12 cuts of meat
7i-da-la-u-wa-az pa-ap-ra-an-na-az ar-ḫa šar-ri-[iš]-⸢ke-et⸣... he pours a libation, he breaks it down ...
8ki-nu-na-at-ta IŠ-TU12 {UZU}ÚR i-da-luIn the evening, he libates a lament.
9⸢pa⸣-ap-ra-tar al-wa-za-tar a-aš-ta-ia-ra-tar DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš kar-pí-inhe breaks, he libates, and the gods libate.
10⸢ag⸣-ga-an-da-aš ḫa-tu-ga-tar a-wa-an ar-ḫa šar-ri-iš-⸢ke⸣-miOn the throne he speaks: “The king, my lord,
11[na-a]t-ši a-wa-an ar-ḫa šar-ra-an e-eš-duAnd he speaks a word to the king:(lower confidence: line is broken)
12[nu]-kán {GIŠ}GA.ZUM{ḪI.A} {GIŠ}šar-⸢ra⸣-an pát-tar {TÚG}GÚ.È.[AAnd he breaks the throne and the šarru-vessel.
13{[TÚG}GADA.DA]M GE₆ ku-it-ši-iš-ša-an ku-it an-da e-eš-[ta]... the black linen garment ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
14[na-a]t EGIR-an ÍD-i tar-na-i ku-up-tar-ra-kánAfterwards, he pours a libation of water from a well.
15[kat-t]a ú-da-an-zi še-e-na-an-na na-an ÍD-i... they bring down, and he pours water ...
16[iš-ḫu-un]-na-an-zithey libate.(low confidence: few signs survive)
17[ UR.T]UR ŠAḪ.TUR dam-mi-li pé-e-di pé-e-da-[a]n-ziThey bring a lion and a small goat to the dammili-vessel.
18[ IZI-i]t! wa-ar-nu-wa-an-zi ku-it-ma-an-ma-azThey fire the fire, and they set it up.
19[ ]x-iš-ke-ez-zi {MUNUS}ŠU.GI-ma {GIŠ}ZA.LAM.GAR-aš... the old woman of the cult statue ...
20[ ša-r]a-az-zi-ia-az {GIŠ}ḫa-at-tal-ke-⸢eš⸣-na-aš... in the ḫattalkēš-vessel ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
21[ i-ia-z]i na-at še-er an-da IŠ-TUSÍG BABBAR... he stands, and he places it on the white chair.
22[iš-ḫa-a]-ihe places ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
23[ ḫa-an-te-ez-z]i-ia-az 3 NINDA.GUR₄.RA me-ma-al-la-aš... he pours three loaves of bread, a libation ...
24[ iš-ḫu]-u-wa-i ke-e-ez-zi-ia... he pours a libation ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
25[ ] {GIŠ}a-la-an-za-na-aš KÁ.GAL-aš i-ia-zi... he goes to the alanzana-vessel of the gate.
26[ IŠ-T]USÍG GE₆ iš-ḫa-a-ihe places it on the black chair.(lower confidence: line is broken)
27[ me-ma-al-l]a?-aš-ša QA-TAM-MA da-a-i... he places it opposite ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
28[ ] ḫa-an-da-an-zi... they take.(low confidence: few signs survive)
29[ ]-⸢a?⸣-wa-a-ša-an pé-e-di ú-wa-an-zi... they bring ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
30[ tar-kum-m]i-i-e-eš-ke-ez-zi... he places ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
31[ ]x pár-ku-i {GIŠ}ZA.LAM.GAR... he breaks the cult statue ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
32[ na-aš-m]a MUNUS-za... and the woman(lower confidence: line is broken)
33[ {GI]Š}ḫa-tal-kiš-na-aš KÁ.GALThe ḫalkišna-vessel of the gate(lower confidence: line is broken)
34[ ] ⸢me⸣-ma-i... each ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
35[ ] ⸢BABBAR?⸣... white(low confidence: few signs survive)
36[ iš-ḫar-wa-an-d]a wa-aš-ša-a-ši... he pours ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
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1′⸢UDU?⸣-uš-ták-kán kat-ta-an ar-ḫa pa-iz-ziHe goes behind the sheep.(lower confidence: line is broken)
2′nu-uš-〈ši〉-kán {SÍG}pu-u-ut-tar ḫu-it-〈ti〉-ia-ši GU₄-u[š-ták-kán]And he places it on the horn of the ox.(lower confidence: line is broken)
3′kat-ta-an ar-ḫa pa-iz-zi *nu*he goes behind.
4′nu-uš-ši-kán šu-uk-šu-ka₄-an ḫu-it-ti-ia-š[i]And he places it on the hearth.(lower confidence: line is broken)
5′ke-e-da-ni-ia-kán A-NAEN SISKUR i-da-luWhen he goes to the offering place,
6′pa-ap-ra-tar al-wa-za-tar a-aš-ta-ia-ra-tar(Sum) He screams, he cries out (Akk) He shouts, and he shouts
7′DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš kar-pí-in NI-IŠ DINGIR-LIM pa-an-ga-u-wa-aš EME-anThe gods libate, ... the god, the tongue ...
8′ma-ni-in-ku-u-wa-an-da-an MU-an ar-ḫa QA-TAM-MA ḫu-it-ti-iaManinkuwandan is the name of the king. Together with my debts
9′nam-ma-za-kán NINDA.SIG ⸢EGIR⸣-pa ši-i-e-ez-zi nu {MUNUS}ŠU.GIAnd he takes a fine loaf of bread afterwards, and the old woman
10′me-ma-i i-da-lu-uš-ši pa-ap-ra-〈tar〉 EGIR-an ar-ḫaHe speaks, and he goes back. Afterwards,
11′ḫal-ki-iš na-a-úThe ḫalki-instrument, the na-ú-instrument
12′pa-ra-a-ma-aš-kán {GIŠ}a-la-an-za-aš KÁ.GAL kat-ta-an ar-ḫaAfterwards, on the throne, at the gate, behind ...
13′pa-iz-zi nu me-ma-i ka-a-aš {GIŠ}a-la-an-za ma-aḫ-ḫa-anHe goes, and he speaks: “Therein, on the throne,
14′LI-IM SIG₇ {LÚ}SIPA.UDU {LÚ}SIPA.GU₄ pár-ku-nu-uš-ke-ez-ziThe herdsman of sheep and oxen libates red wine.
15′ke-e-da-ni-ia-kán A-NAEN SISKUR IŠ-TU12 {UZU}ÚRAnd to the lord of the sacrifice, in the evening, the flesh
16′i-da-lu pa-ap-ra-tar al-wa-a-za-tar a-aš-ta-ia-ra-tar(Sum) He screams, he shouts (Akk) He shouts, I shout, I cry out
17′NI-〈IŠ〉 DINGIR-LIM i-da-la-mu-uš za-aš-ḫi-mu-uš DINGIR{MEŠ}-aš... of the god, he libates, and the gods ...
18′kar-pí-in ag-ga-an-ta-aš ḫa-tu-ga-tar a-wa-anThe karpīn aganta-vessel, the ḫatugatar awan
19′ar-ḫa QA-TAM-MA pár-ku-nu-ut nam-ma-za-kán NINDA.SIGAfterwards, he breaks it, and he places the fine bread.
20′EGIR-pa ši-i-ia-iz-zi {MUNUS}ŠU.GIAfterwards, he drinks; the old woman
21′QA-TAM-MA-pát me-ma-iHe speaks as follows:
22′na-aš wa-ap-pu-i pa-iz-zi nu wa-ap-pu-ú-i 1 NINDA.SIGHe goes, and he goes. One fine bread
23′pár-ši-ia na-an-ša-an wa-ap-pu-i kat-ta da-a-iHe breaks it, and he places it on the ground.
24′NINDA.Ì.E.DÉ.A me-ma-al iš-ḫu-u-wa-iHe pours a libation of bread.
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1GEŠTIN 1-ŠU ši-pa-an-ti ⸢nu⸣ me-ma-i wa-ap-pu-wa-aš DINGIR.⸢MAḪ⸣-ašHe libates once wine; and he speaks: 'The wappuwa-drink of the god'.
2ka-a-ša-za 12 {UZU}⸢ÚR⸣ pa-ap-ra-an-na-an-za tu-e-⸢el⸣Thereafter, twelve cuts of meat are placed before you.
3ŠU-it ša-pí-i-ia-an pár-ku-nu-wa-an-za nam-ma ša-ku-ni-iaAnd he breaks the hand of the šapiya-vessel, and then he ...
4pa-iz-zi nu 1 NINDA.SIG pár-ši-ia NINDA.Ì.E.DÉ.A me-ma-al iš-ḫu-u-wa-iHe goes, and he breaks one fine loaf of bread; he speaks as follows:
5*GEŠTIN* 1-ŠU ši-pa-an-ti nu me-ma-i {D}UTU BE-LÍ-IA ⸢ka⸣-a-ša-azHe libates once wine, and he speaks to Šamaš, my lord:
612 {UZU}ÚR ša-ku-ni-ia-aš IM-it ša-pí-a-an-⸢za⸣ pár-ku-nu-wa-an-za12 cuts of meat, šakuniya-vessels, ... they break.
7nam-ma-za-kán GU₄ u-⸢ša-an⸣-ta-ri-in SI ⸢e-ep⸣-zi nu me-ma-iAnd he takes the ox, and he speaks:(lower confidence: line is broken)
8{D}UTU BE-LÍ-IA ka-a-aš ma-aḫ-⸢ḫa⸣-an GU₄-uš ⸢u⸣-ša-an-⸢ta⸣-ri-išŠamaš, my lord, when the ox ...
9na-aš-kán u-ša-an-ta-ri ḫa-[l]i-ia ... an-da nu-za-kán ḫa-a-li-itAnd he libates to the ḫaliya-priestess, ... and he is seated in ...
10GU₄.NÍTA-it {GU₄}ÁB-it šu-[u]n-ni-eš-ke-ez-zi ⸢ka⸣-a-šaThe ox and the calf ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
11EN SISKUR QA-TAM-MA u-⸢ša⸣-an-da-ri-iš e-eš-ta nu-za-kán É-erThe lord of the sacrifice, equally, he libates, and he places it before the house.
12IŠ-TUDUMU.NITA{MEŠ} DUMU.MUNUS{MEŠ} ḫa-aš-še-et ḫa-an-za-aš-ši-it ⸢ḫar-tu-u-wa-at-ti?⸣The sons, the daughters, the ḫaššēt-drink, the bartuwattu-beer,
13ḫar-tu-u-wa-ḫar-⸢tu⸣-wa-ti QA-TAM-MA šu-un-ni-ed-du nam-[ma... likewise ... and ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
14EGIR-pa ḫa-a-li-ia pé-en-ni-an-ziAfterwards they take the ḫaliya-vessels.
15[ ] GIŠ-ru IN-BU wa-ša-a-an ku-wa-pí ar-ta [... he takes the wood, and he places it on the table ...
16[ a-p]í-ia pa-iz-zi na-at-za-kán pa-iz-zi e-e[p-zi... he goes to the window, and he steps forward ...
17[ {D}U]TU BE-EL-IA ki-i GIŠ-ru ma-aḫ-ḫa-an wa-š[a-a-an... the Sun-deity, my lord, like a tree ...
18[ ma-aḫ-ḫa-a]n ša-ra-a {GIŠ}tar-ša pé-en-ni-ia-an ḫa[r-zi... he places it on the table before me.
19[ ] ⸢nu-wa TI-tar ḫa-at-tu⸣-la-tar in-n[a-ra-wa-tar... he takes, he libates ḫattu-beer ...
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1′[ ] ḫa-aš-še-iš? [... the hearth ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
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2′[ ]x-a[n ]x-iš a-š[a-... aš...(low confidence: few signs survive)
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3′[EN SISKU]R ⸢QA⸣!-TAM-MA wa-a[š-š]a-an-za e-eš-d[uThe lord of the offering, likewise, he libates.
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4′[ḫ]a-aš-še-et [ḫ]a-an-za-aš-še-e[t... he pours ...(low confidence: few signs survive)
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5′nam-ma-aš-kán {D}UTU me-na-aḫ-ḫa-an-da ti-[And the Sun-deity ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
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6′A-NA{D}UTU ši-pa-an-ti me-ma-i {D}U[TUHe libates to the Sun-deity; he speaks: “Šamaš
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7′az-zi-ik-ke ka-a-ša-a[z] ⸢12⸣ {UZU}[ÚRhe stands, and twelve cuts of meat
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8′{D}UTU-aš ud-da-na-an-za ša-a-pí-ia-[a]n-za [... the Sun-deity ... and the ša-piya-priest ...
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28zi-ik {D}UTU-uš tar-na-an ḫ[ar-akhe places it before Šamaš; he takes it away.
29nam-ma 3 {NINDA}a-a-an 1 GA.KIN.AG [Then three ayan-breads, one loaf ...
30{UZU}NÍG.GIG {UZU}ŠÀ zé-e-[an-taThe liver and the heart are sweet.(lower confidence: line is broken)
31... na-aš-ma GE[ŠTIN... and wine(low confidence: few signs survive)
32A-NA{D}ZA.LAM.GAR pa-iz-z[iHe goes to Zalamma[r].(lower confidence: line is broken)
33wa-ap-pu-wa-aš-ša DINGIR.MAḪ [... the god ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
34ki-iš-ša-an me-ma-i x[He speaks thus: ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
35az-zi-ik-ke kat-ti-[ti-iaI stand at my side.(lower confidence: line is broken)
36az-zi-ke-du ku-e-ez-z[iI stand, I stand.(lower confidence: line is broken)
37ka-a-aš EN SÍSKUR na-[And the lord of the sacrifice ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
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38[ ] ⸢12⸣ {⸢UZU⸣}ÚR pár-ku-nu-e-e[r... he breaks twelve cuts of meat.
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39DUMU-la-tar nu-uš-ša-⸢an⸣ {UZU}NÍG.G[IGThe son of Latar ...(lower confidence: line is broken)
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40na-aš-ma GEŠTIN 3-ŠU ⸢ši-pa⸣-[an-tiAnd he libates three times wine.
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4′nu ÍD-an 3-ŠU e-ku-zi EGIR-⸢an-da⸣ w[a-ap-pu-wa-ašAnd he drinks three times before the wappuwa-offering.
5′3-ŠU e-ku-zi nam-ma-kán ša-ra-a URU-ia ⸢pé-en-na-i⸣He drinks three times, and then he goes to the city.
6′DUB 1{KAM} ŠASÍSKUR pa-ap-ra-an-na-aš ŠAÍD-iaTablet 1 of the sour beer offering: a libation of water.
7′SÍSKUR ki-i-pát ŠA{f}tu₄-un-na-ú-ia {MUNUS}ŠU.GI QA-TIHe performs the sacrificial sheep. The Tunnaean woman takes the hand.
8′{m}pí-ik-ku IŠ-ṬURPikku of the courtyard
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