to Dumuzi.

Month of the father, 28th day, eponymy of Ashur-malik.

to Dumuzi.

Month of Lahim, 7th day, eponym year of Nimer-Sîn.

to Hanat.

Month of Lahim, 5th day, eponym year of Nimer-Sîn.

to Itur-Mer.

Month ..., 1st day, eponymy of Ashur-malik.

to Dagan when he will be sated.

Month of Makranu, 7th day, eponym year of Adad-bani.

To Dagan of Terqa, when the boat which was the gift of Rishiya he had seized,

Month of Hilib, 7th day, eponym year of Ashur-malik.

to Nergal when the original

Month of Hipirtim, 27th day, eponym year of Adad-bani.

to Ninhursaga when he is ill.

The month of Lahu, the 7th day, eponymy of Awil-ili.

to Nergal.

Month of Liliyatum, 9th day, eponym year of Ashur-malik.

... a sacrificial oil for Nergal

Month of Hipirtim, 17th day, eponymy of Adad-bani.

to Nergal.

to Itur-Mer.

Month of Abum, 7th day, eponym year of Nimer-Sîn.

to Ninkarrak.

The month of Abum, the day 14 of the eponymy of my father,

to . . .

Month of Dagan, ...th day, eponym year of .

to Der.

to Ninegallim. When the king entered,

month: "kiskishu," 5th day, eponym year of Tabshil-Ashur.

to Ninhursaga.

When the rites of the harû-priests are completed,

Month of Lahim, 28th day, eponym year of Adad-bani.

to Ninnagar.

to the goddess Hishammetim.

to Hanat.

To the goddess Ishhara of the ablutu:

When

The kinunu of the month, the kinunu of the 12th day, eponymy of Tabshil-Assur.

to Der.

to Hanat.

When the king, my lord, the ... of Annunitum, the month of Abum, the 2nd day, the life of my enemy

to Nergal.

To the rejoicing of Ea,

to Ninbiri.

To Nani, the month of the father, the 6th day, eponymy of Ashur-malik.

to Der.

Hand of Shamash-lamassashu.

via Mutusamsi.

Month of Biriku, 27th day, eponym year of Ashur-malik.

To ... when the wailing of the god

Hand of Nanna-galzu.

The month of Abum, the day 17?, eponymy of my opponent.

When the goddess Dertim ... a month, ... .

to the cultic rites of the kings.

Month of Hilib, 1st day, eponym year of Ashur-malik.

to the sceptre of the kings.

The month of Kiskish, the day 1, eponymy of Awiliya.

to the kisx of the kings.

Month of Urahum, 1st day, eponymy of Adad-bani.

to the ... of the kings.

Month of Malkanu, 11th day, eponym year of Adad-bani.

to the scepter of the abbey.

to the midst of the womb and the womb.

When the property in the sakanu of the month of Ninbiri, the day ..., the reign of Ashur-malik,

In one qû of barley for the rations of the gods when the storm is seen,

Month of Dumuzi, 1st day, eponymy of Ashur-malik.

To the supplication of the weavers, the chief chanter,

and the mayors when the king's rations for the month of Mammitim, the 8th day, he will pay back my debts.

to the cultic rites of the kings.

The month of Ebur, the day 1, eponymy of Adad-bani.

to the ... of the kings.

Month of Ninbiri, 1st day, eponym year of Tabshil-Ashur.

to the inside of the temple of Hilib.

Month of Lahim, 27th day, eponym year of Ashur-malik.

to the outskirts of the upper city and the lower city;

Hand of ...-Sîn. Month ..., nth day, eponymy of Ashur-malik.

To the king's command:

Month of Urahum, 12th day, eponymy of Adad-bani.

to the ... foot of Abi-... 1/4 ... to the temple of Nanna-.

via Etel-beli. The month of Lahim, the day 13 of the reign of Ashur-malik.

... oil of the libation vessel for the shabu-offering and the tappe of Ashur-tilasu and ...-mushte-sher he established.

Month, mina, 4th day, eponymy of my opponent.

to the midst of the palace

Month of Urahum, 30th day, eponym year of Nimer-Sîn.

To the face of Shamash when Isinum and Kinunum

Month of Kinunum, 18th day, eponym year of Nimir-Sîn.

When I was a child, I swore by the command of my great divinity that I should not be sated with anything unclean.

Palace of the gods came. 28th day. Life of Tabshil-Ashur.

to Humtim.

The month of Urahim, the day 18, eponymy of Adad-bani.

To you, when we are to be sent?

Month of Makranum, n+1th day, eponym year of .

In the grove of Shamash to this .

When her feet are bent, the month of Lahim, the 26th day, .

to the satrap

Month of Hipirtim, 5th day, eponym year of Ashur-malik.

to the enemy.

of Nanna-ilum. Month of Abum, 14th day. Year: "Tabshilli-Ashur."

to Mubalasaga.

Month Niqmim, 2nd day, eponym year of Riganu.

to Shewrum-piriti.

Month of Urahim, 3rd day, eponymy of Ashur-malik.

at the seah of Maritim to Imgur-Shamash the singer.

Month, mina, 20th day, eponymy of my opponent.

to Abilamashi.

The month of Ebur, the day 12 of the life of my warriors,

for Tishpak of the guard: n qû of oil.

to Ikuppi-Ashar, son of the scribe of the great king. Month: "Hipirtim," 6th day. Year: "Nimer-Sîn."

to the king of Tilmunaya.

Month of Luliyatum, 21st day, eponymy of Adad-bani.

to not be slighted.

The month of Ebur, the day 20+n, eponymy of Adad-bani.

to Ikupi-Sîn.

The month of Ebur, the day 12 of the life of my warriors,

to Ishme-Dagan.

Month of Mana, 17th day, eponym year of Nimer-Sîn.

to Ibbatum, cook.

Month of Lahim, 6th day, eponym year of Nimer-Sîn.

to Mutu-egallim, the naditu

The month of Urahim, the day 22 of the eponymy of Adad-bani,

to Zikri-Adad.

Month of Abi, 7th day, eponym year of Tabshil-Ashur.

To the lady: month "Eburu," 3rd day, eponym year of Tabshilli-Ashur.

to the ... of Sutî, via his shepherd.

Month of Lahim, 28th day, eponym year of Tabshil-Ashur.

When he gave it to Abi-lamasi, the maid,

Month of Ninbiri, 15th day, eponymy of Awiliya.

to me.

month: "kiskishu," 16th day, eponym year of Tabshil-Ashur.

to Yasmah-Dagan.

month "Eburim," 23rd day, eponym year of Tabshil-Ashur.

to Eresumatum via U-shar-ishhetil.

Month of Urahum, 14th day, eponym year of Adad-bani.

to Zikri-Adad via Samim.

Month of Malkanim, 11th day, eponym year of Tabshil-Ashur.

To Sîn-iddinam of Borlilum:

To the god Nanna-ilum, month of Makranum, day n+2; eponymy of Ashur-malik.

to Taqribatu which is before Kushimatu, to Terqa he brought.

Month of Hipirtim, 22nd day, eponymy of Awiliya.

to Ili-imitti, father of the temple,

For Binimahi, the smith of Karana, Nanna-mansu he imposed. The month of Kinunum, the day 7 of the reign of Adad-bani,

for my supplication ... qû of oil, .

Month ..., 27th day, eponym year of Adad-bani.

to ... in ...

Month, mina, 4th day, eponymy of my opponent.

to Hatni-Adad.

To Shamash-mushallim.

Month of Urahum, ...th day, eponymy of Adad-bani.

to Yasmah-Addu.

to Simti-Erah.

Month of Kiskish, nth day, eponymy of Adad-bani.

to the scions of

Month ..., 5th day, eponymy of Adad-bani.

to you, who are your servants, to Ana-Darig.

Hand of Nanna-galzu.

The month of Eburu, the day 26 eponymy of Ikunpiya.

to the king's campaign.

Hand of Nanna-galzu. The month of Addaru, the day 7 of the eponymy of Ikun-pî.

When they went to ...,

Hand of Nanna-galzu. Month of Addaru, 28th day, eponym year of Ikun-pî.

To Terqa, hand of Nanna-galzu,

Month of Ninbiri, 5th day, eponymy of Awiliya.

... will take the king's road.

Ana-ku-ilama, the month of Ninbiri, the day 20 of the reign of Ashur-malik.

I am ana-ku-dingir and to the king's command and the palace

The month of Ninbiri, the day 21 of the life of my enemy,

Hand of Tab-shar-russu to Zarag.

Palace, month: "Liliyatum," 24th day, eponym year of Nimir-Sîn.

When the 'residence' of the woman is complete,

from Qatanum he will bring. Month of Makranum, 6th day, eponym year of Ikun-pî.

To the king, my lord: you are Ana-ku-ilum.

n qû of oil to the king of Hashim;

to Ursi..., the month of Urahum, the 25th day, eponymy of Adad-bani.

Ana-ku-ilum will die by a single sword. When the king

They went to Tuttul. The month of Ninbiri, the day ..., eponymy of .

Hand of Tia, Babat-sharrussu.

The month of Eburim, the day 7?, eponymy of Nimu-Mir-Sîn.

Hand of Shamshi-Adad-tukulti.

The month of Eburu, the day 6 of the eponymy of Ikunpiya.

n qû of oil, hand of Abum-ili,

Month of Malkanu, ...th day, eponymy of Ashur-malik.

n qû of emmer, the regular offering, the hand of Shamash-ashti. When the great king ... the palace

The month of Ninbiri, the day 2 of the eponymy of Adad-bani,

hand of Nur-ilishu, farmer, 1/4 shekel of oil for the whole.

Hand of Iddin-Sîn. Month of Makranum, 27th day. The eponym year of Ashur-malik.

Hand of Adad-.

The month of Liliyatum, the day 8 of Liliyatum, the year "Nimir-Sîn."

Release my guilt.

Month of Ninbiri, 15th day, eponym year of Nimer-Sîn.

Sîn-eriba received from PN.

The month of Urahum, the day 18, eponymy of Adad-bani.

Ilu-nakirishu will give 2 seahs of mashtu-beer, 2 seahs of tamri-beer, 1 seah 5 silas of diqaratum-beer, as a loan. When the king

to the palace he went. The month of Eburum, the day 27 the year "Tabshilli-Ashur."

To the king, my lord, give me a firm positive answer.

Month of Kinunum, 19th day, eponym year of Tab-shilli-Ashur.

... Shamash-lamassashu to .

Naka-... has carried out in the great seah which to Shubat-Enlil and to the side of Puzur-Sîn.

Month of Hipirtim, 1st day, eponymy of Adad-bani.

n kirippatu-vessels of oil and a load of honey he will give to her. When .

... ... ... The month of Malkanum, the day 1, eponymy of Rigmanim.

Umman-nishuta, son of Iddin-..., servant of Shamshi-Adad.

To the king, my lord, give me a firm positive answer.

Month of Hilib, 23rd day, eponym year of Tab-shilli-Ashur.

... ... ... Tab-... he erected.

When in Shubat-Shamash the king died, the month of Lahum, the 6th day, the year of Ashur-malik.

who brought it before the king, Abinapsi.

Month of Dagan, 28th day, eponym year of Nimir-Sîn.

To your divinity, which Nanna-galzu made,

Month of Ammitim, nth day, eponymy of Tabshil-Ashur.

to the securing of the weavers and the garment makers;

... ... ... he has given him. The ... of the house of the Nakanum, month of Malkanum, 27th day, eponym year of Rigmanim.

Umman-nishuta, son of Iddin-..., servant of Shamshi-Adad.

of oil for oil of a garment

Hand of the dead, the captives, the slaves, they shall give. Month of Abum, 16th day, eponym year of Rigmanim.

Umman-nishuta, son of Iddin-..., servant of Shamshi-Adad.

n kiripatu-vessels of oil for the ..., the ... and the ... in Shupram;

he will pay. He will be able to carry out the rites of the enemy. The month of Eburum, the day 4 of the year "Limu ..."

Umman-nishuta, son of Iddin-..., servant of Shamshi-Adad.

of sirdim-oil for oil; the shab-bi-priest of Iabliya and the durum-priest of Hanat

a debt of Umanishuta; month: "Urahum," 16th day, eponym year of Ikun-pî.

Uman-nishuta, servant of Yasmah-Addu.

He has sworn by the hand of a king.

Month of Kinunum, 16th day, eponym year of Asqudum.

Uman-nishuta, son of Iddin-Ab..., servant of Yasmah-Adad.

With a scepter of old age, a smith of a hem-garment

oil for the shitammu-flour of the first month.

... ... ... ... ... month of Hilib, 16th day, eponymy of Adad-bani, son of Puzur-ili.

Umman-nishuta, son of Iddin-..., servant of Yasmah-Addu.

he will pay. In the temple of Isag, when the sacrifice of Ishtar

Month of Ammitim, 3rd day, eponym year of Nimer-Sîn.

Umman-nishuta, son of Iddin-..., servant of Yasmah-Addu.

a shittu-shield against the hand.

The month of Eburu, the day 14 of the eponymy of Ikunpiya.

for 4 rab-shabu-officials of Bilatum;

to the house of Ninagade, month "Mammitum," 18th day, eponymy of Ikun-pî.

to the palace of Shupru.

Month of Dagan, 26th day, eponym year of Nimir-Sîn.

to Ili-miti.

Ikun-pî-Sîn, month: "Makranum," 23rd day, eponymy of Nimir-Sîn.

Month of Eburum, ...th day, eponym year of Nimer-Sîn.

to the ... sheep, property of Shamash-mushallim and Ilishakim,

Month of Urahum, 13th day, eponymy of Adad-bani.

... he strews oil ... ... to .

to ...

To Bel-shamash, king of Yakalitu: the month of Kinunum, the day n+6. When Adad-bani

to the king? When ... ... to the house? ... went

to Lugal-kikalima. The month of Ebur, the day 2 of the year "Abshilli-Ashur."

to the gods.

... a sacrificial oil

... went. The month ..., the day ..., the eponymy of Adad-bani.

Month of Eburum, 28th day, eponym year of Tabshil-Ashur.

... ... Rim-...

Month of Eburum, nth day, eponym year of Tabshil-Ashur.

to ... of Aba;

to be weighed out: n qû of oil,

to Nanna.

With a large basket, you hold Adad-saga in the king's hand.

Month of the people, 1st day, eponym year of ... .

Adad-saga, son of Haziya, servant of Samsi-Adad.

to Ipqatim

month: "Hipirtim," 9th day, eponym year of Tabshili-Ashur.

n qû of kurru-oil, n qû of asim-oil, x qû of kanaktu-oil, x qû of diqaratum-oil, x sagû of marittu-oil,

... Atamra ... Adad-iddinam ... Ili-ahum ... Dagan .

n qû of oil ... ... oil .

... ... ... house .

Month ..., ...th day, eponym year of .

The supplication to Atni-sharri:

To the god Adad of Babylon, give me a hand.

Abu-ilum, month of liliyatum, 25th day, eponymy of .

to Hipirtum.

month of Kiskishu.

Property of Puzur-Ea.

Property that is to be purchased.

the property of the aqrum.

possessions of the shilla-ishhara priesthood.

Property to be given back.

You are a thief.

the property of Ili-mashari.

the property of Abi-ili,

the property of Ili-tin; total: 7 minas of tin, wool, tiit, 2 shekels from the 12 garments from the suprin;

property of Iddin-Adad.

Puzur-Ea

Aliwaqrum

Shilli-Dishhara

If he wishes

Ili-mashiri

Abi-ili

Ili-itê; total: 7 1/2 minas of wool, the length, of 2 shekels less 2 garments, property of Iddin-Adad; month: "Lahum," 12th day passed, and

...;

month of Lulu;

4 royal aktum garments,

2 royal garments,

1 sutu of white ..., bread of the pure Babylon,

Month of Hali, 3rd year,

4 ban2 ... palace; 5 ban2 barley, white annexed, for Ishtar,

... ..., 1 ban2 of ..., Eribu, in Sarbat, month: "... ."

2 ban2 5 sila3 of white barley, for Ishtar, the mountain of the fathers;

4 ban2 barley, beer, 7 sila3 barley, beer of the palace,

month: "Iksa," 8th year.

1 half of 30 nabiru-garments, the garment of the sealed tablet;

... month ... 5 years

2 figs, Ishtar; 2 figs, ...;

king 2 ..., Ur-kin 2 ..., Masigibeli

month: "Fountain oil" 7th month, year: "... ."

1 ... ..., for Lugal-..., n ... ..., 2 sheep, Lugal-tirqa, Ilhalam, Lamra-...,

1 ... bread for Nin-x-hadanum; 1 ... bread for the jug of Ninnagar; 1 ... bread for ...; 1 ... bread for the minister;

1 pot of beer, 1 sheep for the chief cupbearer, 1 pot of beer, 1 jug of water-confection;

the overseer of the wall; 1 jug of beer; 1 jug of wine; the overseer of the enforcers;

1 pot, 1 jug, the overseer of the chariot, 1 pot, 1 sheep, overseer of ...,

1 bowl of beer, 1 jug of water from Adda, Dingir-ili, 1 bowl of sheep, ..., 1 bowl of ...,

1 ... ... garment, 1 ... ... sheep, 1 jug of plow-wood,

month: "Eating," 4th month, year: "... ."

2 ban2 barley rations for the calf, in the orchard, n barley rations for the plow, 1 plow ox,

10 days 3 ban2 barley, 1 plow-ox, 20 days of month "Iksa," 20 years,

2 barig 1 ban2 barley for calf-calf, 2 gur barley for Aba-erin, 2 gur barley for Baba-ili, 1 gur barley for Shudamu,

month "Ikza;"

4 panu 1 sutu, ...-plant, 4 sutu, ...-plant, this, 4 sutu, ...-plant, orchard,

Lum-abir, akkil-priest, ikû-aha, idursum, buzaza, the li'mu-priest,

a ... of meshar-seeds; 1 panu of ...-seeds, 3 sutu of bread, 2 sutu of white bread, ...; 3 sutu of ...-seeds, barley, flour;

x? x house plots

month "Za'atum," 20th year.

6 barig 3 sutu | TITAB2 | Atum-nasig 4 barig | TITAB2 | ..., its n ninda of pure bread, its ninda of honey,

plow, 2 sutu | TITAB; 3 carpenters, 2 sutu 1 tugdu8-garments, 2 sutu bahar, 2 sutu 3 adkupu-garments, 2 sutu 2 ashgab-garments;

2 seahs of kalû-bread, 2 seahs of namkiri-bread, 4 seahs of ...-treat, a garden; 1 bread for a servant; 3 seahs of pig-bread,

2 ban2 bread, 2 ban2 ..., ..., 1 barig kashk cheese, 1 barig 2 ban2 ..., 1 barig 4 ban2 5 sila3 dabin-flour for a chariot,

month: "Irisa," 22th year;

a snake, a thorny snake, 6 1/2? ?

its ...

7 sila3 of barley,

a pig ... 6 sila3 of barley

5 days 2 1/2

1 new emmer, 4 days 5 sila3 of barley for the dadum-festival, 2 days 1 sutu of barley for the rations .

5 sila3 of barley ... you, 2 days 2 ... .

Month of Ibasa, 22th year of PN.

4 sutu of barley, ziru-flour, 1 barig of barley, meshar-flour, 4 sutu of barley, ziru-flour, orchard, 2 sutu of barley, ziru-flour, 4 tugtagu-garments,

4 sutu of barley flour, 4 sutu of barley flour, kirbanum-flour, 4 sutu of barley flour, ma-kuba-gin3-flour, 3 sutu of barley flour,

a ration of 2 sutu of barley, flour of Baba-ili, 1 sutu of barley of Ahatum, 1 sutu of barley of Daku, 1 sutu of barley of the boat,

1 sutu of barley for Dagune, 1 sutu of barley for Anuma, 1 sutu of barley for Alagu, 2 sutu of barley for ARADana,

1 sutu of barley is ..., Suma-lagab 6 sila3 of barley is ...,

Month Ikza, 23rd year.

1 gur 1 barig barley flour ... ... .

4 sila3 of barley, flour, ... ... plow ... ... barley, bread, 30 .

... ... 1 panu 4? sutu ... barley ... .

oxen ... 1 sutu of barley flour, 1 sutu of barley flour, lard, ... .

1 sutu of barley flour, Malazi; 1 sutu of barley flour, Beli-mati; 1 sutu of barley flour, Rabi-il; Meshar;

Month of Ik 23.

1 gur 3 sutu of ...-wood, 1 gur 1 sutu of ...-wood, Suma-lagab,

2 sutu of ...-tree, Ahisagi, 1 barig of ...-tree, its bi-bili, 1 barig of ...-tree,

servant of the 'house of the god' Adad; 1 ninda servant, 2 sutu 5 sila3 barley ... .

... bronze, 2 sutu of meshar-barley,

Month of Addaru, 25th year of Bel-etir, king of Assyria.

3 panu of ...-plant, kur-isi-plant, ...; 3 sutu 5 sila3 of ...-plant, 1 sutu of bread, ... ...;

il-il, the boatman: 3 sutu of ...-tree, 6 ikur-plants, Meshar, hand of the boatman; 5 1/2 sila3 of ...-tree, small, hand of the boatman; 1 sutu of ...-tree,

mishuwa 1 sutu of ...-treat, zira-measure, 3 sutu of barley, 1 sutu of flour, its bi-bili: 1 sutu of barley, ..., 2 sutu of ...-treat, 1 sutu of flour, he will measure out.

1 sutu of ...-seeds; 2 panu less 1 sutu of ...-seeds; 2 panu less 1 sutu of barley, its flour: 5 panu 3 sutu of barley of Sineni?; 1 panu of barley ...;

a threshing floor of 4 sutu of barley, a house plot of ...;

Month Ikza, 26th year.

2 panu of barley for Lullu; 2 panu of barley for Isharran; 3 panu of barley for Ishar-an;

bikiru-measure of 2 sutu of flour, samu-measure of 4 barig of flour, scribe of 4 barig of flour,

harmar-bread, 1 panu of flour, bronze, Ibalum;

3 sutu of flour, Lullu; 3 sutu of flour, Isharran; 3 sutu of flour,

karanu-bread, 2 panu of emmer, 1 panu of flour, harmar-bread,

4 panu of barley, that is 2 panu 4 sutu of barley ... .

... barley ... ... barley, flour

Puzur-Malik: 3 sutu of barley is the billy of the plow.

a kind of profession

a kind of insect

1 panu ... ...

Month of halû, .

2 panu of barley for Babay-ili, 4 panu of barley for Ilul-ili, 5 panu of barley,

one scribal school, one agar3 plot, one scribal school, two barig less 1 sutu of barley, 10 shekels of silver,

The throne of the king is his.

8 1/2 minas of ..., 2 1/2 minas of ..., the price of the month, the regular offering, 33 years of .

2 half-hours of silver, 14 large rings, 2 half-hours of silver, 14 small rings,

A house of a dog: 5 large rings, 2 small rings, .

Month of ..., 34th year of .

1 grove 2 barig 1 ban2 of barley, barley rations; 1 grove 2 barig of barley,

2 gur of barley, 1 gur of barley, 1 gur 1 barig of barley,

barley, azazu, bronze, 6 panu of grain,

The year in which the month of hali is 35 years.

... ... 1 gur of barley in the irrigated land is the purchase price.

......;

2 barig 2 ... of .

n gur of barley for the son, as much as n gur of barley less 2 barig of barley for the threshing floor;

... inspection

... 1 billy goat .

... sheep of Abirtum

2 nanny goats, 3 billy goats, 1 ...,

2 ..., seed ...,

... bread, month: "Ibasa," n+14th year,

... ... ... white wool ... ... stone of snake ... stone of ebony in wool of a haruspex you put on his head. You thread ... in white wool on a ... neck. 4 stones of ... ... 4 stones of a reed in his 15 hands you thread.

You bind a black-green stone in the neck of the night. You bind a black-green wool on his left. You bind 4 eyes, 4 ...-stones on his left. You bind a black-green stone on the neck. You bind ... on his right feet. You bind ... on iron ... on the neck. You bind ... on his left feet.

You thread ... a sacrificial stone on a garment. You put it on his neck. You put ... saggilmud-stone ... on a garment that is trimmed.

... 4 ditto, 4 ... stone slabs ... you set up. ... ... he went out. ... 4 ditto, 4 ... stone slabs ... you set up. ... a ziggurat of heaven and earth, ... .

To Kurnugia, the qaqqaru of Ereshkigal, Ishtar, daughter of Sîn, her womb he set, and daughter of Sîn, her womb he set. To the house of the dead, the dwelling of Irkalla, to the house of the dead, the dwelling without escape, to the road of her journey you will not be able to see. To the house of the dead, the womb of the dead, where dirt and earth their womb are, the womb is not visible. In the dead, he sat down and like a sceptre he sat down.

Ishtar at the gate of Kurnugia in her midst to the doorman a message shall send. The doorman a message, a message, a message, a message, a message, a message, a message, a message I, if you do not open the door, a message, a message I shall send. I will be stricken with a stricken stricken stricken, I will be stricken with a stricken door, and I will be stricken with a stricken door, and I will be stricken with a stricken stricken stricken stricken stricken stricken stricken stricken door, and I will say to the great goddess Ishtar:

O lady, do not neglect me! May I go and proclaim your name to the queen Ereshkigal! Enter, and the gatekeeper will be set up. For Ereshkigal this water of your thirst, Ishtar will stand before you. In your presence, the one who the great kuppû-offerings of the Apsu, the praise of Ea, king Ereshkigal this, on her hearing, like the snare of a tavern, she sat down like a scepter, and her face he sat down. What did her heart sank, what did she sank?

I am with the Anunnaki. The water is cold like bread. The water is cold like beer. Let me live. Let me live. For the men who ate a harem, let me live. For the young women who ate a harem, let me live. For the young women who ate from the harems, let me live. For the young man, let me live. Whoever in his untieth days is ill, go. The doorman opened her, and she went like old rites. The doorman opened her, and she died.

May the womb of the lady of Cutha rejoice over you, may the palace of Kurnugia rejoice before you.

Why did you take away the doorjamb? The great crown of my head, the 'seat' of my lady, the 'seat of my lady', as her 'seats'

Why did you take away the gate? The snares of my ears, the ear of my lady, the snares of my lady, were her snares.

Why did you take away the doorjamb? The pomegranates of my neck, the extispicy of my lady, are her rules as follows.

Why, gatekeeper, have you snatched the rites of my breast? O lord, of the lady of the lady, her rites are as follows:

Why, gatekeeper, have you sinned against the stele of my middle? O lord, of the lady of the lady, her rules are as follows:

Why, gatekeeper, have you taken my hand and my foot? O my lady, the one of the Ninkitu, when her rules are as strict as hers?

Why, gatekeeper, did you take away the sling of my limbs? The lord of Ninkiti, like her slings, from the beginning Ishtar to Kurnugia brought. Ninkigal saw her and in her presence he smote her. Ishtar did not go up to her side, but instead of her side Ninkigal opened her mouth and said to Namtar, her vizier, "Alas, Namtar, go!" Namtar ... in my house and she was shivering. One illness to Ishtar, eye-shivering,

A sickness of the man to her husband, a sickness of the feet to her feet, a sickness of the heart to her heart, a sickness of the head to her head, to her whole body, and to her breasts, after Ishtar, my lady, to Kurnugia he brought, to the burtu of an ox he did not kill, a donkey to the tongue he did not bring, a stag in the street he did not bring, a stag in his belly he did not bring, a stag in his belly he did not bring, a stag in her breast, papsukkal, the vizier of the great gods, he was constantly snatched, his face

He quickly came before Sîn, his father, ... before Ea, the king, his tears ... Ishtar to the netherworld he brought, he did not go. From that time, Ishtar to Kurnugia he brought, to the ox he did not kill, the donkey of the tongue he did not bring, the extispicy in the street he did not bring, the extispicy in his midst he did not bring, the extispicy in her arms he brought, the extispicy in her arms he created, and Eshunamir, the assinnu,

Come, Eshuh-namir, set up your face at the gate of Kurnugia.

May Ereshkigal see you, and in your presence may she rejoice. After her heart has become frightened, her screams have become frightened. You repeat the name of the great gods and place your head in a leather bag. May the lady of the leather bag give me water in it. May Ereshkigal this in her utterance, you have smashed her stomach, and made her shiver. May she not return to me. Come, Eshuhnamir, may I eat you. May the bread of the plows of the city be your helper.

The Habanat, the city, may it be your inheritance, the wall, may it be your position, may it be your residence, may it be your shakuppa'u-offering, may it be your shakuppa'u-offering, may it be your shakuppa'u-offering. Ereshkigal opened her mouth and said to Namtar, her vizier: "I will go to Namtar, the mayor of Egalgina, idab-stones, za'inu-stones, and the Anunnaku-stones. On a silver throne, Ishtar, water of life, may she drink, and before me went. Namtar, the mayor of Egalgina,

I surrounded her with idabû-stones. She brought out the anunnaki-stones and seated her on a gold throne. Ishtar poured out water for her life and took her before her.

The seventh gate he brought her and returned to her the great agu-stone of her head.

For Ningeshzida, his personal god, Gudea, ruler of Lagash, the dog of Gatumdug, his Girsu temple he built for him.

Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, provider of Esagila and Ezida, foremost son of Nabopolassar, king of Babylonia.

from Ur-Ishtaran, under seal of Dadaga; month: "Dumuzi."

Ur-Lisi, governor of Umma: Lu-duga.

scribe, son of Nigar-kidu, chief accountant, is your servant.

Ur-Nanshe, Ur-Ningirsu, Ur-Gatumduga,

To my lord Marduk, whose command is heard before Shamash, speak! Thus Ardum, your servant: With Amil you have engendered me and you have made me a sailor. Further, on her own I will give you a sheep offering and perform it for your great divinity. Now the enemy has seized me, and my enemies have not seized me.

If the great heavens, which ... in the wood are smashed, my supplications, my good sheep offerings, I shall take, and before your divinity I shall go, because the name of the ... ... ... ... ... he will not release, my supplications to your divine creator he shall return.

For Enlil, king of all the lands, his master, Kurigalzu, general of ...,

Like a bull, ... does not exist The bull, like a good one does not exist The bull, like a good one, does not exist

Sîn-kashid, the mighty man, king of Uruk, king of Amnanum, ... ... ... ... ... ... he built for his kingship.

For Ningirsu, the mighty warrior of Enlil, Gudea, ruler of Lagash, made a fitting thing resplendent for him.

He built and restored the Eninnu, his white house.

For Amar-Suena, whom Enlil in Nippur nominated, the constant supporter of the temple of Enlil, king of Ur and king of the four world quarters, Enki, his beloved king, the Abzu, his beloved temple, he built for him.

Lipit-Ishtar, the humble shepherd of Nippur, the faithful farmer of Ur, the unrivalled one of Eridu, the lord who is perfect in Uruk, king of Isin and king of Sumer and Akkad,

Inanna, when justice in Sumer and Akkad was established, the Namgarum, the place where the gods are seated, the temple of justice he built.

... Ahu-waqar

If the Moon rides a chariot and stands at the feet of the Old Man.

If the Arrow is red: the land will eat the harubû-flour. On the day the Arrow becomes visible, you make three days the surface, and the harubû-flour will be sesame and ditto. On the 6th day of Nisannu you make the harubû-flour from Nabû in the quay.

If the day of the storm is cloudy: the god of the city will be angry with his city. The 6th day of Nisannu, the 22nd day of Shabatu, the 3rd day of Addaru.

If the Scorpion becomes visible on the day: that year will prosper. In Arahsamnu VIII on the 5th day the Scorpion becomes visible and the Scorpion becomes visible and, alternatively, on the 30th day Shabatu XI from the Lady of Hursagkalama .

"If Jupiter is dark and a drawing is drawn" means "Dilbat is dark and a fig and a reed are drawn" = EAE XVI unknown.

If a star enters the moon in the east: the king of Elam will die.

If Venus has a horn: she will acquire a horn.

If the Moon is surrounded by a halo and the Sun stands in it: there will be truth in the land .

If ... ... ....

4 donkeys: Ur-Tu; 4 ...: Ardu-Sud, the reed-man; 4 ...: Dumu-nunshita, the smith; 4 ...: Amar-shuba, the kinnir; 4 ...; 1 Amar-Nabû, the steward;

1 Lulu, the young; 2 Dugani, the ushumma; 4 Ardu-sud, the adu; 4 Ur-ni; 2 Ni-ni, the orchard; 1 Shegdu; 1 Anenu-ha, the carpenter; 4 Abzumud, Nusku;

2: Amar-ku, Kinnirsi; 4: Ka-lugal-zida; 2: En-abzu-tamud; 4: Mesnuhun, the priest; 3: Enalulu, cupbearer; 4: Ekur-pa'e, scribe; 2: Dumunshita, ...;

4: Andabsi, the governor; 4: Kini-mugi, the governor; 1: Amar-Adda; 1: Diute; 1: Kurra'a, the enforcer; 2: Adu, the scribe; 1: Sud-sherzi, the scribe; 1: Edin-si, the scribe;

2 Ur-dumuzi, the sidu; 2 Kur-agal; 2 Shubur, Adashgi-ursag; 1 Anunpa, the enku; 2 Ningugal, the chief household manager; 1 Nigsi;

2 Lu-lal, the snake-snake; 4 Adda, the suckling; 3 Lu-lu, the female slave; 2 Dingir-nume, the housekeeper; 2 Lugal-kitushdu, the property manager; 4 Ur-Sud, the temple administrator;

1 Utu-lugal, the messenger; 1 Gal-ashgab; 1 Kusag; 2 Ak-NE; 1 Ka-kibi; 1 Lamma, the ur-ur; 2 E-ushumgal; 2 Lumma, the brewer; 1 Shubur, the ka-irizi; 2 Shubur,

Mash-Sud 2: for An-urshe, 2: Amar-shuba 4: Zu-lalum 4: Ardu-Sud 4: Munus-a-nukush 1: the minister 2: Sheshtur, the scribe

he did not perform the plow service.

2 donkeys: Sheshtur, the scribe; 4 Dingir-nume, Ib-ili; 4 Dumu-nunshita, the brewer; 4 Shubur, Lugal-meslam;

4 amartur, 4 lumma, 4 lak3-officials, 4 lupa, Kanizi, udul, 1 ka-utu-zi, the enforcer, 1 addu-sud, bala,

3: Sud-ili-sag, overseer; 2: Eannax, overseer; 4: Sheshni, the women's maid; 1: Shubur, the 'Gate of the Dead'; 2 women; 2: Nin-ursag, the messenger;

4 Lugal-i-nun 2 Dumu-nun-shita lunga 2 Ur-gula 2 Geshdu Amar-shuba 2 Za-U2 ... 2 .

... 2 Lugal-menx 1 Anun-Sudda, the herald; 2 ...-bada, the courtyard; 1 Nighububu, the messenger, the esh; 2

Ardu-Sud, enforcer of An-uma; 4 Ardu-Sud, merchant; 2 Buranuna, gudu-priest; 1 Katarzi;

... ..., 2 Ur-egal?, 2 Shul, 3 Titi of the E-urni, 2 Shesh-geshtin of Ama-shuba, 2 Timud,

... 2 Ur-mama Lu-lumma 2 ... 2 ... ... n? Ehursag 2 utuku 4 Anukush, the scribe

2: Ardu-..., garden of Tu; 2: Eshuh-ak; 3: its earphones; 2: Nin-...-sag; 2: ...; 1: Sudur-sag, his son;

2 Dingirnume, Lugalkigala; 1 Ardu-Sud, musician, ...; 40 less 4 plow-horses;

year: "... ."

House of the Mountain Range

..., 3rd ash-c, Pa'anukush, the scribe.

2 ... of Eandamu ... ... ... ... of Ur-numushda, ... of Mesuba,

for the storehouses, 2 ash-c-tablets for An-ur, scribe, ...-nam, ... of Sud-ursag,

Ani, 2 Dingirnume, Lugal-kigala, 2 Sud-ananzu, Ennagarsha, 2 Adidi,

Gibil; 2 Utu-ursag, Enshitakalam; 2 Anun-Suda;

foreman? of the courtyard, 2 ash-c-workers, Lumma, brewer, n, E-...-mu,

3 donkeys, ...,

1 ash-c-worker: Ehursag, the scribe.

2: Sud-kurdiri, Shesh-shita-esh,

a kind of profession

2 ash-c-workers: Ardu-Sud;

..., ..., 1 ash-c-worker: En-hegal,

... ... ... Amar-shuba, 2 ..., the scribe, 1 .

2: Anun-Suda, chief cattle manager; 1: Ardu-Suda, the steward; 2: Eshuzax; 2: ...; 2: Nammah, the steward; 2: E-...;

2 e'na oxen, 2 Ur-Tu, 2 Ardu-Sud, enforcer; 2 Hursag-shemah nindadudu, 2 Sheshpa, Girbil; 4 Nana ...;

... 2 ..., 2 ..., 1 ..., 1 men-usu, gudu-officiant, 1 Sud-amash, mu6-sub, 2 Sud-ursag, 2 Halilum, the suckling,

for Anshegu; n 5 ...; n 7 plow donkeys, merchants; ... ...;

2 donkeys ..., ..., the smith, ...,

..., 1 ..., 1 Lugal-ezem, the house of Sudanzux, 1 Amar-Tu, Lumma, 1 Amar-Adad, the uzdu-priest, ...,

... 1 ..., 2 ..., 2 ..., 2 ..., Ama-NE, 2 ..., Utu-ursag, ...,

... 2: Memahnusa, Na..., the scribe; 2: Sudanzux, ...; 1: ...;

n donkeys?, calf-snatchers, Girbil, the temple administrator;

for the ... of the plow-horses of the house of ...;

... ... for Nizukur, ... Kagani, 4? mothers,

4: Ur-Ninriru 4: Mashda, the steward;

4 Abzumud, 2 ..., 4 Nin-ursag,

Akigal, 2 Ur-Baba, 2 Amar-Nabû,

2 ...

a kind of profession

a kind of profession

a kind of profession

a kind of profession

a kind of profession

a kind of profession

a kind of profession

Dumuzi

for Lugal-ezem;

for Ur-Lamma;

a kind of profession

... of food

... 4 ... for Lumma, Ninmar?;

4 ash-c-workers: Diutu, merchant;

... 2: Eandamu;

2: Emi; 2: Sag-dingirtuku; 2: Amar-shuba, the carpenter; 2: Munida;

... Ur-Seda ... Sudkurdiri

... the middle?,

x, Hursag-shemah, scribe, 4 gazelles,

3 mana wool for Sudursag, ...;

1 ash-c-worker: Lu-lu?,

4 donkeys: A-..., 4 Ur-Inanna, 4 Nammah of Eshu-...,

4 gur for Anur, wine, 4 gur for Diute, the gishu, 4 gur for Ur-..., ...,

4 ..., Ama-agasi, the carpenter; 4 ..., the ...; 4 ..., the courtyard?;

... ... to ...

10 ... donkeys .

4 donkeys, wool, 4 ..., 2 ...,

2 kunkuns, merchants; 3 Mesnigulle ...;

3 ..., ..., 2 ..., the smith;

2: Dumu-nunshita, 2: Girim-gindu, the enforcer ...;

to the ...; 6 plow-horses, Mesbar?;

x donkeys, city of Katarzizi, n ... of the land,

...; 2: Amar-egibil, scribe; 2: Ka-lugal-zida;

gardener, man of Shulgi; 2 ... ...;

Ninanzux, the bird of ..., foreman?.

4 donkeys, n 3 ..., E-MUSh,

4 ash-c-workers: Ur-Shershe, the scribe;

1: Sud-sherzi, the scribe;

n ..., the boatman; 2 ..., Eanda;

n Sudazi, the handiworker; n Sudazigus, the female eagle;

4 donkeys for the Enusi; 4 ... at the za3 rate; n, 1 ...; 4 for the Enun-sar; 4 for Akdu; 4 for the Zulum-plant; ...;

4 ..., 4 ..., 4 ..., 4 ..., 4 ..., 4 ..., 4 ..., Lugalkitushdu, Lugaldumuzi, 4 ..., the gods, Apa, .

... 2 ..., the assembly; 4 woolen garments; 4 ...;

... 15 1/4 plow-horses, the merchant;

4 mukur-horses, from Munumu; 4 Ur-dumuzi, Gibil; 2 Andabsi;

... ...; 2 for Ur-GANDU, the overseer; 2 for Memahnusa, the nagda; 2 for Dingirnume;

... 1 ash-c-worker .

5 plow-horses, a double-duty work assignment,

1 mules-snare ..., 1 ..., 1 suckling, 1 enku,

1 scribe: Gal-nimgir; ...; 1 scribe: ...;

1 ash-c-worker, ...,

to the ...; 6 mules, Utu-amu, the enforcer;

2 donkeys, ...

Lu-gemezida, 2 nar-workers, musub, 1 mash-sud, 1 lulu, Shu-mu, 3 e-nalulu?,

... Nammah?, Lu-ad, 1 ash-c, Abzu-kidu, Enalulu,

... 2 Ur-...

2 ..., Ur-ur; 2 ..., Dumu-ananzu, Nagada; 1 ..., lunga; 3 ...-Ishtaran;

1 female harrier, 3 female ...-birds,

4 donkeys, ..., A-nini, Ur-dumuzi, Gibil;

2: Me-pa'e in Shullum; 1: Enalulu, the elder brother, in bala; 1: Me-pa'e;

... ... ... 1 Mes-ki-erim?, the herald?,

new tablet

2 donkeys from Mesuad, the enku-official .

... ... Sudazi, the hand of Ennagarsha,

n 2 plow-horses, a double-duty work assignment,

4 donkeys: Ur-dumuzi, foreman; 4 ..., assoc.; 2: Amar-Tu;

4 ..., 2 for Sudursag, the plowman, 4 for Diute, the foreman,

2 ash-c-workers: Ardu-Sud, Ama'ushuma, female slaves;

anzegu 5 2/4 donkeys, plowmen of the house,

n donkeys: Anun-Sud, foreman of the courtyard, 1 ash-c-worker: Panume, herald;

2: Ardu-Sud, herald, ...,

2 ..., pa-nam, Mash-Sud, Bilgila, 2 Lumma, lung,

2 scribes, 2 ...,

For Nin-pa the chief chariot driver;

House of the Land Temple of the God of Heaven and Earth

for Dingir-munusda;

NamuruxSIG

gudu-priest of the shrine Gizi;

a kind of profession

1 donkey, small?, Kinnir; 1 shubasi;

Ur-Ninkur, foreman: 1 ash-c-worker: Alulu, gushudu-official: Ak-Sud, foreman;