CDLI Literary 002701 (ludlul bēl nēmeqi) composite (P491222)

Literary artifact dated to the Neo-Assyrian (ca. 911-612 BC) period

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Neo-Assyrian (ca. 911-612 BC)

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Literary (ludlul bēl nēmeqi (composite))

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Akkadian

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canto 1
1. lud-lul _en_ ne2-me-qi2 _dingir_ musz-ta-lu4
 ts: ludlul bēl nēmeqi ilu muštālu
 en: I would praise the lord of wisdom, the circumspect god,
2. e-ziz mu-szi mu-up-pa-szir3 ur-ri
 ts: ēziz mūši muppaššir urri
 en: who rages at night, reconciling by day;
3. {d}marduk _en_ ne2-me-qi2 _dingir_ musz-ta-lu4
 ts: marduk bēl nēmeqi ilu muštālu
 en: Marduk, lord of wisdom, circumspect god,
4. e-ziz mu-szi mu-up-pa-szir3 ur-ri
 ts: ēziz mūši muppaššir urri
 en: who rages at night, reconciling by day;
5. sza2 ki-ma _u4_-mi me-he-e na-mu-u2 ug-gat-su
 ts: ša kīma ūmi meḫê namû uggassu
 en: who like a storm, a whilrwind, causes desolation his rage,
6. u3 ki-i ma-nit sze-re-e-ti za-aq-szu2 t,a-a-bu
 ts: u kī mānit šērēti zāqšu ṭābu
 en: and (then) as a breeze of the morning, his breath sweet;
7. uz-zu-usz-szu la ma-har a-bu-bu ru-ub-szu2
 ts: uzzuššu lā maḫār abūbu rūbšu
 en: in his anger unapproachable, a flood his fury;
8. mu-us-sah-hir ka-ra-as-su ka-bat-ta-szu2 ta-a-a-rat
 ts: mussaḫḫir karassu kabattašu tayyārat
 en: attentive his mind, his liver is merciful;
9. sza2 nag-be qa-ti-szu2 la i-na-asz2-szu-u2 sza2-ma-'u-u2
 ts: ša nagbe qātišu lā inaššû šamā’ū
 en: the n. of whose hand cannot bear the heavens,
10. rit-tusz rab-bat u2-kasz-szu mi-i-ta
 ts: rittuš rabbat ukaššu mīta
 en: whose tender hand holds back the dead;
11. {d}marduk sza2 nag-be qa-ti-szu2 la i-na-asz2-szu-u2 sza2-ma-'u-u2
 ts: marduk ša nagbe qātišu la inaššû šamā’ū
 en: Marduk, the n. of whose hand cannot bear the heavens,
12. rab-bat rit-ta-a-szu2 u2-kasz-szu mi-i-ta
 ts: rabbat rittašu ukaššu mīta
 en: whose tender hand holds back the dead;
13. sza2 i-na lib-ba-ti-szu2 up-ta-at-ta-a qab-ra-a-tum
 ts: ša ina libbātišu uptattā qabrātu
 en: through whose rage are opened the graves,
14. i-nu-szu2 ina ka-ra-sze-e u2-szat-be2 ma-aq-tu2
 ts: inūšu ina karašê ušatbe maqtu
 en: then from disaster he raised the fallen;
15. ik-ke-lem-mu i-ne2-es-su-u2 {d}lamma2 u {d}alad3
 ts: ikkelemmu inessû lamassu u šēdu
 en: he frowns, do exit the guardian and protective spirit,
16. ip-pal-la-as-ma a-na sza2 is-ki-pu-szu2 _dingir_-szu2 i-sah-har-szu2
 ts: ippallasma ana ša iskipušu ilšu isaḫḫaršu
 en: he looks on, and to the one whom he pushed away, his god turns;
17. ak-s,a-at a-na sur-ri en-nit-ta-szu2 ka-bit-ti
 ts: akṣat ana surri ennitašu kabitti
 en: where momentarily his overbearing punishment is heavy,
18. ik-kar-rit,-ma za-mar-ma i-tar a-lit-tusz
 ts: ikkariṭma zamar itâr alittuš
 en: yet he showed pity, and turns into his own mother,
19. id-du-ud-ma ri-ma-szu u2-gan-na
 ts: iddudma rīmašu uganna
 en: He becomes pointed, and his inner wild bull butts,
20. u3 ki-i a-ra-ah bu-u2-ri it-ta-na-as-ha-ra _egir_-szu2
 ts: u kī araḫ būri ittanasḫara arkīšu
 en: then like a cow to calf, he constantly turns round to his back;
21. za-aq-ta ni-t,a-tu-szu2 u2-sah-ha-la zu-um-ra
 ts: zaqtā niṭâtušu usaḫḫalā zumra
 en: stinging are his beatings, piercing the body,
22. pa-asz2-hu s,i-in-du-szu2 u2-bal-la-t,u nam-ta-ra
 ts: pašḫū ṣindūšu uballaṭu namtara
 en: cooling his bandages, reviving the deceased;
23. i-qab-bi-ma gil2-la-ta usz-rasz-szi
 ts: iqabbima gillata ušrašši
 en: he speaks, and sin spreads,
24. ina _u4_ i-szar-ti-szu2 up-ta-at,-t,a-ru e'-il-tum u an-nu
 ts: ina ūmi išartišu uptaṭṭarū e’iltum u annu
 en: yet on the day of his prosperity, excused are obligation and guilt;
25. szu-u2-ma u2-tuk-ka ra-'i-i-ba u2-szar-szi
 ts: šūma utukka ra’ība ušarši
 en: he is it who utukku and tremors lets have,
26. ina te-e-szu2 usz-dap-pa-ru szu-ru-up-pu-u2 u hur-ba-szu2
 ts: ina têšu ušdapparu šuruppû u hurbāšu
 en: yet his spell drives away frost and chills;
27. musz-man-t,i ri-hi-is,-ti {d}iszkur mi-hi-is,-ti {d}er3-ra
 ts: mušmanṭi riḫiṣti adad miḫiṣti erra
 en: who multiplies the flooding of Adad, the blows of Erra,
28. mu-sal-lim _dingir_ u {d}1(u)-5(disz) szab-ba-su-ti
 ts: musallim ili u ištari šabbasūti
 en: yet who placates the angry god and goddess;
29. be-lu4 mim-ma lib3-bi _dingir-mesz_ i-bar-ri
 ts: bēlu mimma libbi ilī ibarri
 en: the lord the entire stomach of the gods inspects,
30. ma-na-ma ina _dingir-mesz_ a-lak-ta-szu2 ul i-de
 ts: manāma ina ilī alaktašu ul īde
 en: and no one among the gods his path knows,
31. {d}marduk mim-ma lib3-bi _dingir-mesz_ i-bar-ri
 ts: marduk mimma libbi ilī ibarri
 en: Marduk the entire stomach of the gods inspects,
32. _dingir_ a-a-um-ma ul i-lam-mad t,e3-en-szu2
 ts: ilu ayyumma ul ilammad ṭēnšu
 en: but no god comes to understand his mind;
33. a-na ki-i kab-ta-at _szu_-su lib3-ba-szu2 re-me-ni
 ts: ana kī kabtat qāssu libbašu rēmēnî
 en: as heavy his hand, so his stomach merciful,
34. a-na ki-i gas,-s,u _{gesz}tukul-mesz_-szu2 ka-bat-ta-szu2 musz-nesz-szat
 ts: ana kī gaṣṣū kakkīšu kabattašu mušnēššat
 en: as cruel his weapons, so his liver revives;
35. sza la lib3-bi-szu2 man-nu me-hi-is,-ta-szu2 li-szap-szi-ih
 ts: ša lā libbišu mannu meḫiṣtašu lišapšiḫ
 en: absent his stomach, who his blows would pacify?
36. e-la kab-ta-ti-szu2 a-a-u2 li-sza2-lil _szu-min_-su
 ts: ela kabtatīšu ayyu lišālil qāssu
 en: Without his weightiness, who would causes to hang his hands?
37. lu-sza2-pi ug-gat-su sza2 ki-ma nu-u2-ni a-ku-lu ru-szum-tu2
 ts: lušāpi uggassu kīma nūni ākulu rušumtu
 en: I would glorify his wrath, as one who like fish ate mud,
38. i-nu-nam-ma za-mar ki-i u2-bal-li-t,u mi-tu-tu
 ts: inūnamma zamar kī uballiṭu mītūtu
 en: he penalized as quickly as he revives the dead;
39. lu-szal-mid-ma _ug3-mesz_ qit-ru-ba gu-ma-al-szin
 ts: lušalmidma nišī qitruba
 en: how near is their salvation,
40. hi-is-sa-as-su _saga_-tum an-na-szi-na lit-bal
 ts: ḫissāssu damiqtu annašina litbal
 en: that his good remembrance would their sins lift;
41. isz-tu _u4_-mi {d}en i-ni-na-an-ni
 ts: ištu ūmi bēl īnenni
 en: on the day the lord punished me,
42. u3 qar-ra-du {d}marduk is-bu-su _ki_-ia
 ts: u qarradu marduk isbusu ittiya
 en: the hero Marduk became angry with me,
43. id-da-an-ni _dingir-mu_ sza2-da-a-szu2 i-li
 ts: iddânni ilī šadâšu īli
 en: rejects me my god, up his mountain went,
44. ip-par-ku {d}isz-ta-ri i-be2-esz a-hi-tum
 ts: ipparku ištarī ibēš aḫītu
 en: ceased my goddess, went to the foriegn region,
45. is-li-it {d}alad3 dum-qi2 sza2 i-di-ia
 ts: islit šēdu dumqi ša idīya
 en: split away the good šēdu-spirit of my side,
46. ip-ru-ud la-mas-si-ma sza2-nam-ma i-sze-'e
 ts: iprud lamassīma šanâmma išē
 en: fearful was my lamassu-spirit, a second one sought out,
47. in-ne2-t,ir ba-al-ti du-u2-ti u2-tam-mil
 ts: inneṭir baltī dūtī utammil
 en: taken away was my strength, my manliness darkened;
48. si-im-ti ip-pa-ri-is-ma ta-ra-ni isz-hi-it,
 ts: simtī ipparisma tarānī išḫiṭ
 en: my essence flew off, onto the roof jumped,
49. isz-szak-na-nim-ma i-da-at pi-rit-ti
 ts: iššaknānimma idāt piritti
 en: established for me were the signs of terror,
50. usz-te-s,i ina _e2_-ia ka-ma-a-ti ar-pu-ud
 ts: uštēṣi ina bītiya kamâti arpud
 en: expelled from my house, outside I wandered;
51. dal-ha te-re-tu-u2-a nu-up-pu-hu ud-da-kam2
 ts: dalḫā têrētu’a nuppuḫū uddakam
 en: confused were my omens, swollen all day,
52. it-ti _{lu2}hal_ u sza2-'i-i-li a-lak-ti ul par-sat
 ts: itti bārî u šā’ili alaktī ul parṣat
 en: with diviner and dream interpreter, my path is not distinct;
53. ina pi-i su-qi2 le-mun _i5-gar_-u2-a
 ts: ina pî suqi lemun egerrū’a
 en: in the entry of the street, ominous my oracular expressions,
54. at-til-ma ina szat mu-szu szu-ut-ti par2-da-at
 ts: attīlma ina šāt mūšu šuttī pardat
 en: I lay down in the second watch, and my dream was frightening:
55. _lugal uzu dingir-mesz_ {d}utu sza2 _ug3-mesz_-szu2
 ts: šarru šīr ilī šamaš ša nišīšu
 en: the king, flesh of the gods, sun of his people,
56. lib3-bu-usz ik-ka-s,ir-ma pa-t,a-ri usz-lem-min3
 ts: libbuš ikkaṣirma paṭāri ušlemmin
 en: his stomach was knotted up, and he was making its loosening very difficult,
57. na-an-za-zu tas-li-tu usz-ta-na-ad-da-nu _ugu-mu_
 ts: nanzāzū taslītu uštanaddanū eliya
 en: the administrators slander let constantly fly against me,
58. pah-ru-ma ra-man-szu-nu u2-szah-ha-zu nu-ul-la-a-ti
 ts: paḫrūma ramānšunu ušaḫḫazū nullâti
 en: gathered themselves, and made stick maliciousness.
59. szum-ma isz-ten-ma na-pisz-ta-szu u2-szat-bak-szu
 ts: šumma ištēnma napištašu ušatbakšu
 en: If the first one: ‟His life I'll make him pour out,”
60. i-qab-bi sza2-nu-u2 u2-szat-be2 te-er-tu-szu2
 ts: iqabbi šanû ušatbe têrtuššu
 en: is saying the second, “I’ll raise (him) up from his post;”
61. sza2 ki-ma szal-szi qip-ta-szu2 a-tam-ma-ah
 ts: ša kīma šalši qīptašu atammaḫ
 en: who like the third, “his appointment I will seize."
62. er-ru-ub _e2_-usz-szu 4(disz)-u2 i-tam-mi
 ts: errub bītuššu rēbu itammi
 en: “I will enter in his house,” the fourth swears
63. ha-asz2-szu pi-i ha-sze-e szu-bal-kut
 ts: ḫaššu pî ḫašê šubalkut
 en: the fifth: “the mouth of the lung was turned over,”
64. szesz-szu u se-bu-u i-red-du-u sze-du-usz-szu2
 ts: šeššu u sebû ireddû šēduššu
 en: the sixth and seventh follow in his šēdu-spirit.
65. ik-s,u-ru-nim-ma ri-kis se-bet i-lat-su-un
 ts: ikṣurūnimma rikis sebet ilassun
 en: They joined up against me, the band of seven, their gang;
66. _u4_-mi-isz la pa-du-u2 u2-tuk-kisz masz-lu
 ts: ūmiš lā pâdu utukkīš mašlu
 en: like a storm without mercy, evil demons matching,
67. u3 isz-ten2 sze-er-szu-nu-ma pa-a i-te-ed-di
 ts: u išten šēršunuma pâ iteddi
 en: and one was their flesh, and each by (word of) mouth making known,
68. in-na-ad-ru-nim-ma na-an-hu-zu i-sza2-tisz2
 ts: innadrūnimma nanḫuzū išātiš
 en: raging against me, burning like a fire,
69. tusz-szu u nap-ra-ku u2-szam-ga-ru _ugu-mu_
 ts: tuššu u napruku ušamgarū eliya
 en: malicious talk and obstruction they cause to join forces against me,
70. mut-tal2-lu pi-ia a-pa-tisz2 i-tesz2-'u-u2
 ts: muttallu pīya appātiš īteš'ū
 en: my noble mouth as with a bridle they bound,
71. szap-ta-a-a sza2 it-ta-as,-ba-ra ha-szik-kisz e-me
 ts: šaptāya ša ittāṣbarā ḫašikkiš ēme
 en: my lips that were in constant motion became as to a deaf man;
72. sza2-pu-tu4 sza2-gi-ma-ti sza2-qum-mesz ip-par2-szid
 ts: šapūtu šagimmātī šaqmmeš ipparšid
 en: my loud roar escaped into silence;
73. sza2-qa-a-tu4 re-sza2-a-a ik-nu-szu qaq-qar-szun
 ts: šaqātu rēšāya iknušu qaqqaršun
 en: my high head bowed to the ground;
74. lib3-bi kab-ba-ra-a pi-rit-ti u2-tan-ni-isz
 ts: libbī kabbarā piritti utanniš
 en: my fulsome stomach the horror weakened;
75. ra-pa-asz2-tu2 i-ra-ti a-ga-asz2-gu-u2 it-te-'e-e
 ts: rapaštu iratī agašgû itte’e
 en: my broad chest, into (that of) a small man changed;
76. szad-di-ha a-ha-a-a ku-ta-at-tu-ma i-tah-za
 ts: šaddiḫa aḫâya kutettuma itaḫzā
 en: my far-reaching arms were bound together;
77. sza2 e-tel-lisz at-tal-la-ku ha-la-la al-mad
 ts: ša etelliš attallaku ḫalāla almad
 en: I who as a lord was walking, to crawl I learned;
78. szar-ra-ha-ku-ma a-tur a-na re-e-szi
 ts: šarraḫākuma atūr ana rēši
 en: I was such a one as was prideful, but I turned into a slave;
79. a-na rap-szi ki-ma-ti e-te-me e-da-nisz
 ts: ana rapši kimāti eteme edaniš
 en: (born) to an extended family, I became a loner;
80. su-u2-qa a-ba-'a-ma tur-ru-s,a u2-ba-na-a-ti
 ts: sūqa aba’’ama turruṣā ubanāti
 en: the street I am traversing, and stretched out are fingers;
81. er-ru-ub _e2-gal_-lisz-ma i-s,a-ab-bu-ra i-na-a-ti
 ts: errub ekallišma iṣabburā ināti
 en: I enter to the palace, and in fast movement are the eyes;
82. _iri-mu_ ki-i a-a-bi ne2-kel-man-ni
 ts: ālī kī ayyābi nekelmânni
 en: my city, like an enemy, is looking at me with an evil eye.
83. tu-sza2-ma nak-ra-ti na-an-dur-ti ma-a-ti
 ts: tušāma nakrati nandurti matī
 en: It was as a furious enemy, my land;
84. a-na a-hi-i a-hi i-tu-ra
 ts: ana aḫî aḫī itūra
 en: into a stranger my brother turned;
85. a-na lem-ni u gal-le-e i-tu-ra ib-ri
 ts: ana lemni u gallê itūra ibrī
 en: into an evil one and a gallê-demon has turned my friend;
86. na-al-bu-bu tap-pu-u2 u2-nam-gar-an-ni
 ts: nalbubu tappû unamgaranni
 en: an enraged companion denounces me;
87. ki-na-a-ti kak-da3-a u2-mar-ra-asz2 _{gesz}tukul_
 ts: kinātī kakdâ umarraš kakki
 en: my colleague always dirties the weapon;
88. ru-'u3-a t,a-a-bi u2-kar-ra-s,a na-pisz-ti
 ts: rū’a ṭābi ukarraṣa napištī
 en: my sweet friend cuts off my life;
89. szu-pisz ina _ukken_ i-ru-ra-ni ar-di
 ts: šūpîš ina puḫri īruranni ardī
 en: openly in an assembly cursed me my male slave;
90. _geme2_ ina pa-an um-ma-ni t,a-pil-ti iq-bi
 ts: amtī ina pān ummāni ṭapiltī iqbi
 en: my female slave before gatherings slander against me spoke;
91. i-mu-ra-ni-ma mu-du-u sza2-ha-ti i-mid
 ts: īmuranima mūdû šaḫāti īmid
 en: an acquaintance saw me, and he leaned in to the the corner;
92. a-na la _uzu-mesz_-szu2 isz-ku-na-an-ni kim-ti
 ts: ana lā šīrīšu iškunanni kimtī
 en: as one not of its flesh established me my family;
93. a-na qa-ab _munus-saga_-ia pi-ta-at-su hasz-ti
 ts: ana qāb damiqtiya pitassu ḫašti
 en: for who spoke of my goodness, opened up for him a tomb;
94. mu-ta-mu-u2 t,a-pil-ti-ia sza2-kin a-na re-e-szi
 ts: mūtammû ṭapiltiya šakin ana rēši
 en: who swore to my slander was moved to the head;
95. da-bi-ib nu-ul-la-ti-ia _dingir_ re-s,u-szu2
 ts: dābib nullâtiya ilu rēṣušu
 en: who pronounced my defamation, a god was his aid;
96. a-na sza2 iq-bu-u2 a-hu-lap ha-mut,-su mu-u2-tu
 ts: ana ša iqbû aḫulap ḫamussu mūtu
 en: to the one who said “Mercy!,” quickly to him came death;
97. sza2 la ka-szim-ma i-te-me ba-la-t,u sze-du-usz
 ts: ša lā kâšimma itteme balāṭu šēduš
 en: who was not hesitant, swore health his šēdu (spirit);
98. ul ar-szi a-lik i-di ga-mi3-la ul a-mur
 ts: ūl arši ālik idī gāmila ūl āmur
 en: I had no-one at my side, mercy I did not experience;
99. a-na s,i-in-di u bir-ti u2-za-'i-zu mim-ma-a-a
 ts: ana ṣindi u birti uza’’izū mimmāya
 en: to the bands and thugs they distributed all that I own;
100. pi-i _i7_-ia u2-man-di-du sa-ki-ka
 ts: pî nāriya umandidū sakīka
 en: the mouth of my river they measured out with silt;
101. ina qer-be2-ti-ia u2-szes-su-u2 {d}a-la-la
 ts: ina qerbētiya ušessū alāla
 en: from my farmlands they sent out the work song;
102. ki-ma _iri_ na-ki-ri usz-qa-mi-im-mu _iri-mu_
 ts: kima āl nakiri ušqammimu ālī
 en: like the city of an enemy, they let grow silent my city;
103. par-s,i-ia u2-szal-qu-u sza2-nam-ma
 ts: parṣīya ušalqû šanâmma
 en: my offices they let take another;
104. u3 ina pel-lu-de-e-a a-ha-a usz-ziz-zu
 ts: u ina pelludīya aḫâ ušzizzū
 en: and to my cultic duties a stranger they stationed.
105. _u4_-mu szu-ta-nu-hu mu-szu ger-ra-nu
 ts: ūmu šutānuḫu mūšu gerrānu
 en: A day of weariness, a night of wailing;
106. _iti_ qi2-ta-a-a-u2-lu i-dir-tu2 _mu-an-na_
 ts: arḫu qitayyulu idirtu šattu
 en: a month of anxious silence, misery the year;
107. ki-ma su-um-mi a-dam-mu-ma gi-mir _u4-mesz_-ia
 ts: kima summi adammuma gimir ūmīya
 en: like a dove I mourn all my days,
108. za-am-ma-ru qu-bi-ia u2-sza2-as,-rap
 ts: zammārū qubbīya ušaṣrap
 en: singers my lamentation make loud;
109. i-na bi-tak-ki-i szub-ra-a i-na-a-a
 ts: ina bitakki šubrā ināya
 en: in constant weaping were caused to see my eyes;
110. hasz-szisz i-na di-ma-tu4 s,ur-ru-pa u2-suk-ka-a-a
 ts: ḫaššiš ina dimāti ṣurrupā usukkāya
 en: fifty times over, in tears burned my cheeks;
111. us,-s,al-lim pa-ni-ia2 a-di-rat lib3-bi-ia
 ts: uṣṣallim pānīya adirat libbiya
 en: blackened my face the darkness of my stomach;
112. masz-ki-ia u2-tar-ri-qu pi-rit-tu4 u hat-tu4
 ts: maškīya utarriqū pirittu u ḫattu
 en: my skin turned yellow did terror and panic,
113. i-na-a-ti lib3-bi-ia ina gi-tal-lu-ti ir-tu-ba
 ts: ināti libbiya ina gitalluti irtūbā
 en: the ‘sources’ of my stomach in constant panic trembled,
114. dan-na ki-ma s,a-rap i-sza2-ti
 ts: danna kīma ṣarap išāti
 en: it burned like a thousand suns,
115. ki-ma nab-li musz-tah-mi-t,i e-mat tes2-li-ti
 ts: kīma nabli muštaḫmiṭī emat teslītī
 en: like a flame blazing turned my supplication;
116. ki-ma s,al-tu4 pu-uh2-pu-uh2-hu-u2 su-pu-u2-a
 ts: kīma ṣāltu puḫpuḫḫû supū’a
 en: like strife and brawl was my prayer,
117. usz-t,ib szap-ti-ia ki-i da-'i-i-mu asz2-t,a
 ts: ušṭīb šaptīya kī da’īmu ašṭā
 en: I sweetened my lips, like a lance stiff,
118. t,ab3-tisz a-ta-mu-u2 nap-ra-ku na-pa-lu-u2-a
 ts: ṭabtiš atamû napraku napalū’a
 en: like salt I swore, a bolt is my interpreter;
119. tu-sza2-ma ina ur-ri isz-szi-ra da-me-eq-tu4
 ts: luš’ad ina urri iššira dameqtu
 en: I hope, at daybreak comes a good thing to me;
120. ar-hu in-nam-ma-ru i-nam-me-ra {d}utu-szi
 ts: arḫu innammaru inammera šamšī
 en: the moon becomes visible, shines my sun.
canto 2
1. _kur_-ud-ma ana ba-lat, a-dan-na i-te-eq
 ts: akšudma ana balāṭ adanna ītiq
 en: I survived to the next year; the appointed time passed.
2. a-sah-hur-ma le-mun le-mun-ma
 ts: asaḫḫurma lemun lemunma
 en: As I turn round, it is terrible, it is so terrible;
3. za-pur-ti u2-ta-s,a-pa i-szar-ti ul ut-tu
 ts: zapurtī ūtaṣṣapa išartī ul uttu
 en: My ill luck has increased, and I do not find the right.
4. _dingir_ al-si-ma ul id-di-na pa-ni-szu2
 ts: ila alsīm ul iddina pānīšu
 en: I called to my god, but he did not show his face,
5. u2-sal-li {d}isz-tar-ri ul u2-sza2-qa-a re-szi-sza2
 ts: usalli ištarī ul ušaqqâ rēšīša
 en: I prayed to my goddess, but she did not raise her head.
6. _{lu2}hal_ ina bi-ir ar2-kat3 ul ip-ru-us
 ts: bārû ina bīr arkat ul iprus
 en: The diviner with his inspection has not got to the root of the matter,
7. ina ma-asz2-szak-ki _{lu2}ensi_ ul u2-sza2-pi di-i-ni
 ts: ina maššakki šā’ilu ul ušāpi dīnī
 en: nor with a libation has the dream interpreter elucidated my case.
8. za-qi2-qu a-bal-ma ul u2-pat-ti uz-ni
 ts: zaqīqu abālma ul upatti uznī
 en: I sought the favor of the zaqzīqu-spirit, but he did not enlighten me;
9. _{lu2}masz-masz_ ina ki-kit,-t,e-e ki-mil-ti ul ip-t,ur
 ts: mašmaššu ina kikiṭṭê kimiltī ul ipṭur
 en: And the incantation priest with his ritual did not appease the divine wrath against me.
10. a-a-i-te ep-sze-e-ti sza2-na-a-ti ma-ti-tan
 ts: ayyīte epšēti šanāti mātitān
 en: What strange conditions everywhere!
11. a-mur-ma ar2-kat3 ri-da-ti ip-pi-ru
 ts: āmurma arkat ridâti ippīru
 en: When I look behind, there is persecution, trouble.
12. ki-i sza2 tam-qi2-tum a-na _dingir_ la uk-tin-nu
 ts: kī ša tamqītum ana ili lā uktinnu
 en: Like one who has not made libations to his god,
13. u3 ina ma-ka-le-e {d}isz-tar-ri la zak-ru
 ts: u ina mākalê ištari lā zakru
 en: Nor invoked his goddess at table,
14. ap-pi la e-nu-u2 szu-kin-ni la am-ru
 ts: appi lā enû šukînni lā amru
 en: Does not engage in prostration, nor takes cognizance of bowing down;
15. ina pi-i-szu2 ip-par-ku-u2 su-up-pe-e tes2-li-ti
 ts: ina pîšu ipparkû suppû teslītu
 en: From whose mouth supplication and prayer is lacking,
16. ib-t,i-lu _u4_-mu _dingir_ i-sze-t,u2 esz-sze-szi
 ts: ibṭilu ūmu ili išēṭu eššēšī
 en: Who has done nothing on holy days, and despised sabbaths,
17. id-du-u2 ah-szu2-ma me-e-szu-nu i-me-szu
 ts: iddû aḫšuma mēšunu imēšu
 en: Who in his negligence has despised the gods’ rites,
18. pa-la-hu u3 it-'u-du la u2-szal-me-du _ug3-mesz_-szu2
 ts: palāḫu u it’udu lā ušalmidu nišīšu
 en: Has not taught his people reverence and worship,
19. _dingir_-szu2 la iz-ku-ru i-ku-lu a-kal-szu2
 ts: ilšu lā izkur īkul akalšu
 en: But has eaten his food without invoking his god,
20. i-zib {d}isz-tar-ta-szu2 mas,-ha-tu la ub-la
 ts: īzib ištartašu masḫatu lā ubla
 en: And abandoned his goddess by not bringing a flour offering,
21. a-na sza2 im-hu-u2 be-la-szu2 im-szu-u2
 ts: ana ša imḫû bēlšu imšû
 en: Like one who has grown torpid and forgotten his lord,
22. nisz _dingir_-szu2 kab-ti qal-lisz iz-ku-ru a-na-ku am-szal
 ts: nīš ilīšu kabti qalliš izkur anāku amšal
 en: Has frivolously sworn a solemn oath by his god, (like such an one) do I appear.
23. ah-su-us-ma ra-ma-ni su-up-pe-e u tes2-li-ti
 ts: aḫsusma raman suppû teslīti
 en: For myself, I gave attention to supplication and prayer:
24. tes2-li-tum ta-szi-mat ni-qu-u sak-ku-u2-a
 ts: teslītī tašīmat niqû sakkû’a
 en: To me prayer was discretion, sacrifice my rule.
25. _u4_-mu pa-la-ah _dingir-mesz_ t,u-ub lib3-bi-ia
 ts: ūmu palāḫ ilī ṭūb libbīya
 en: The day for reverencing the god was a joy to my heart;
26. _u4_-mu ri-du-ti {d}isz-tar ne2-me-li ta-at-tur-ru
 ts: ūmu ridûti ištar nēmeli tatturu
 en: The day of the goddess’s procession was profit and gain to me.
27. ik-ri-bi _lugal_ szi-i hi-du-ti
 ts: ikribi šarri šī ḫidûtī
 en: The king’s prayer-that was my joy,
28. u3 ni-gu-ta-szu2 a-na da-me-eq-ti szum-ma
 ts: u nēgûtašu ana damiqti šumma
 en: And the accompanying music became a delight for me.
29. u2-sza2-ri a-na _kur_-ia me-e _dingir_ na-s,a-ri
 ts: uššar ana māti mê ili naṣāri
 en: I instructed my land to keep the god’s rites,
30. szu-mi {d}isz-ta-ri szu-qu-ru _ug3-mesz_-ia usz-ta-hi-iz
 ts: šumi ištar šūqur nišīya uštāḫiz
 en: And provoked my people to value the goddess’s name.
31. ta-na-da-a-ti _lugal_ i-lisz u2-masz-szil
 ts: tanādāti šarri iliš umaššil
 en: I made praise for the king like a god’s,
32. u3 pu-luh-ti _e2-gal_ um-man u2-szal-mid
 ts: u puluḫti ekalli ummān ušalmid
 en: And taught the populace reverence for the palace.
33. lu-u i-de ki-i it-ti _dingir_ i-ta-am-gur an-na-a-ti
 ts: lū idi kī itti ili itamgur annâti
 en: I wish I knew that these things were pleasing to one’s god!
34. sza dam-qat ra-ma-nu-usz a-na _dingir_ gul-lul-tum
 ts: ša damqat ramānuš ana ili gullultum
 en: What is proper to oneself is an offence to one’s god,
35. sza ina lib3-bi-szu2 mu-us-su-kat3 _ugu dingir_-szu2 dam-qat
 ts: ša ina libbīšu mussukat eli ilīš damqat
 en: What in one’s own heart seems despicable is proper to one’s god,
36. a-a-u2 t,e3-em _dingir-mesz_ qe2-reb _an_-e i-lam-mad
 ts: ayyu ṭēm ilī qereb šamê ilammad
 en: Who knows the will of the gods in heaven?
37. mi-lik sza2 an-za-nun-ze-e i-ha-ak-kim man-nu
 ts: milik ša zanunzê iḫakkim mannu
 en: Who understands the plans of the underworld gods?
38. e-ka-a-ma il-ma-da a-lak-ti _dingir-mesz_ a-pa-a-ti
 ts: ēkamma ilmadā alakti ilī apâti
 en: Where have mortals learnt the way of a god?
39. sza2 ina am-mat ib-lu-t,u i-mut ud-de-esz
 ts: ša ina amšat ibluṭu imūt uddiš
 en: He who was alive yesterday is dead today.
40. sur-risz usz-ta-dir za-mar uh-ta-bar
 ts: surriš uštādir zamar uḫtabbar
 en: For a minute he was dejected, suddenly he is exuberant,
41. ina s,i-bit ap-pi i-za-am-mur e-le-la
 ts: ina ṣibit appi izammur elīla
 en: One moment people are singing in exaltation,
42. ina pi-it pu-ri-di u2-s,ar-rap lal-la-re-esz
 ts: ina pīt purīdi uṣarrap lallāriš
 en: Another they groan like professional mourners.
43. ki-i pe-te-e u3 ka-ta-mi t,e3-em-szi-na szit-ni
 ts: kī pitê u katāmi ṭēnšina šitni
 en: Their condition changes like opening and shutting (the legs).
44. im-mu-s,a-ma im-ma-a sza2-lam-tisz2
 ts: immuṣāma immâ šalamtiš
 en: When starving they become like corpses,
45. i-szib-ba-a-ma i-sza2-an-na-na _dingir_-szin
 ts: išebbâma išannâ ilšin
 en: When replete they vie with their gods.
46. ina t,a-a-bi i-ta-ma-a i-li sza2-ma-'i
 ts: ina ṭâbi itammâ ili šamā’ī
 en: In prosperity they speak of scaling heaven,
47. u2-tasz-sza2-sza2-ma i-dab-bu-ba a-rad ir-kal-la
 ts: ūtaššašāma idabbubā arād irkalla
 en: Under adversity they complain of going down to hell.
48. ana an-na-ti usz-ta-ad-di qe2-reb-szi-na la al-tan-da
 ts: ana annāti uštaddi qerebšina la altanda
 en: I am appalled at these things; I do not understand their significance.
49. ana ia-a-ti szu-nu-hu i-red-di me-hu-u
 ts: u yâti šūnuḫu ireddi meḫû
 en: As for me, the exhausted one, a tempest is driving me!
50. _gig_ mun-ni-szu2 e-li-ia in-nesz-ra
 ts: murṣu munnišu elīya innešra
 en: Debilitating Disease is let loose upon me:
51. im-hul-lu isz-tu i-szid _an_-e i-zi-qa
 ts: imḫullu ištu išid šamê izīqa
 en: An Evil Wind has blown from the horizon,
52. isz-tu i-rat _ki_-tim i-szi-ha di-i'-u2
 ts: ultu irat erṣētim išīḫa ṭī’i
 en: Headache has sprung up from the surface of the underworld,
53. szu-u2-lu lem-nu it-ta-s,a-a ap-su-usz-szu2
 ts: šūlu lemnu ittaṣâ apsuššu
 en: An Evil Cough has left its Apsu,
54. u2-tuk-ku la ne2-'i u2-s,a-a ul-tu _e2-kur_
 ts: utukku lā nê’i uṣâ ulti bīt māti
 en: The irresistible Ghost left Ekur,
55. la-masz-tum ur-da ul-tu qe2-reb _kur_-i
 ts: lamaštu urda ultu qereb šadî
 en: The Lamastu-demon came down from the Mountain,
56. it-ti _e4-la6_ szu-ru-up-pu-u i-nu-szu
 ts: itti ela šuruppû īnušū
 en: Cramp set out from ... the flood,
57. it-ti ur-qit _ki_-tim i-pe-s,i lu-u'-tu2
 ts: itti urqit erṣetim ipeṣṣi lu’tu
 en: Impotence cleaves the ground along with the grass.
58. in-nin?-du?-ma pu-hur-szu2-nu 1(disz)-nisz it,-hu-ni
 ts: inninduma puḫuršunu ištēniš iṭḫuni
 en: ... their host, fogether they came on me.
59. i-ni-tu qaq-qa-du i-te-'u-u2 muh-hi
 ts: initu qaqqadu ite’u muḫḫi
 en: ... head, they enveloped my skull;
60. bu-na-ia i-ki-lu i-na-i-lu _igi-min_-ia
 ts: būnēya ikkilū ina’’ilū īnāya
 en: My face is gloomy, my eyes are in flood.
61. la-ba-ni i-te-qu u2-ram-mu-u2 ki-sza2-du
 ts: labānī ētiqū urammû kišādu
 en: They have wrenched my neck muscles and taken the strength from my neck.
62. ir-tum im-ha-s,u tu-le-e it,-t,e4-ru
 ts: irtī imḫaṣū tūlê iṭṭirû
 en: They struck my chest, drubbing my breast.
63. s,e-e-ri il-pu-tu2 ra-'i-ba id-du-u2
 ts: šīrī ilputū ra’ība iddû
 en: They affected my flesh and caused convulsions,
64. ina re-esz lib3-bi-ia ip-pu-hu i-sza2-tu
 ts: ina rēš libbiya ippuḫū išātu
 en: In my epigastrium they kindled a fire.
65. qer-bi-ia id-lu-hu u2-na-ti-ia2 ut-ti-ku
 ts: qerbīya idluḫū u<bā>nātīya uttikū
 en: They upset my bowels ... .
66. szu-u2-lu ha-ah-hu u2-la-'i-bu ha-sze-e-a
 ts: šūlu u ḫaḫḫu ula’’ibū ḫašêya
 en: Causing the discharge of phlegm, they brought on a fever in my lungs.
67. mesz-re-ti-ia u2-la-'i-bu u2-nisz-szu pi-it-ri
 ts: mešrêtīya ula’’ibā uniššū pitrī
 en: They caused fever in my limbs and made my fat quake.
68. la-a-ni zaq-ra i-bu-tu2 i-ga-ri-isz
 ts: lāna zaqru ībutū igāriš
 en: My lofty stature they destroyed like a wall,
69. gat-ti rap-sza2-ta u2-ru-ba-isz usz-ni-i-lu4
 ts: gattī rapšat urubā’iš ušnīla
 en: My robust figure they laid down like a bulrush,
70. ki-i u2-lil-te an-na-bi-ik bu-pa-nisz an-na-di
 ts: kī ulilte annābik buppāniš annadi
 en: I am thrown down like a bog plant and cast on my face.
71. a-lu-u2 zu-um-ri i-te-di-iq s,u-ba-ti
 ts: alû zumrī ītediq ṣubātī
 en: The alu-demon has clothed himself in my body as with a garment;
72. ki-ma szu-usz-kal-li u2-kat3-ti-man-ni szit-tu2
 ts: kīma šuškalli ukattimanni šittu
 en: Sleep covers me like a net.
73. pal-s,a-a-ma ul i-na-at,-t,al i-na-a-a
 ts: palṣāma ul inaṭṭal īnāya
 en: My eyes stare, but do not see,
74. pe-ta-a-ma ul i-szem-ma-a uz-na-a-a
 ts: petâ ul išemmâ uznāya
 en: My ears are open, but do not hear.
75. kal pag-ri-ia i-ta-haz ri-mu-tu2
 ts: kal pagrīya ītaḫaz remûtu
 en: Feebleness has seized my whole body,
76. mi-szit-tu im-ta-qut _ugu uzu-mesz_-ia
 ts: mišittu imtaqut eli šīrīya
 en: Concussion has fallen upon my flesh.
77. man-gu is,-s,a-bat i-di-ia
 ts: mangu iṣbat idīya
 en: Paralysis has grasped my arms,
78. lu-u'-tu2 im-ta-qut _ugu_ bir-ki-ia
 ts: lu’tu imtaqut eli birkīya
 en: Impotence has fallen on my knees,
79. ma-sza2-ma na-mu-szi-sza2 sze-pa-a-a
 ts: mašâma nammuššīša šēpāya
 en: My feet forget their motion.
80. mi-ih-s,u szuk-szu-du u2-nap-paq ma-aq-tisz2
 ts: miḫṣu šukšudu unappaq maqtiš
 en: A stroke has got me; I choke like someone prostrate.
81. szu-du-ut mu-tu i-te-rim pa-ni-ia
 ts: šuddut mūtu itērim pānīya
 en: ... death, it has covered my face.
82. i-ha-sa-sa-ni-ma sza2-'i-li ul ap-pal
 ts: iḫassasānimma šā’ili ul appal
 en: The dream priest mentions me, but I do not respond.
83. u8-a i-bak-ku-u ra-ma-nu ul i-szi
 ts: ua ibakku ramānu ul iši
 en: ... weep, but I have no control of my faculties.
84. ina pi-ia na-ah-ba-lu na-di-ma
 ts: ina pîya naḫbal nadīma
 en: A snare is . laid on my mouth,
85. u3 nap-ra-ku se-ki-ir szap-ti-ia
 ts: u napraku sekir šaptīya
 en: And a bolt bars my lips.
86. ba-bi e-di-il pi-hi masz-qu-u-a
 ts: bābī edil peḫi mašqû’a
 en: My ’gate’ is barred, my ’drinking place’ blocked,
87. ar2-kat bu-bu-te ka-tim ur-u2-di
 ts: arkat bubūtī katim ur’udī
 en: My hunger is prolonged, my throat stopped up.
88. asz2-na-an szum-ma da-ad-da-risz a-la-'u-ut
 ts: ašnan šumma daddāriš ala’’ut
 en: When grain is served, I eat it like stinkweed,
89. {d}szim nab-lat, _ug3-mesz ugu-mu_ im-tar-s,u
 ts: siriš napšat nišī elīya imtarṣu
 en: Beer, the life of mankind, is distasteful to me.
90. ap-pu-na-ma i-te-ri-ik si-le-e-tum
 ts: appūnāma ēterik silītu
 en: My malady is indeed protracted.
91. ina la ma-ka-le-e zi-mu-u2-a it-tak-ru
 ts: ina lā mākalê zīmū’a ittakrū
 en: Through lack of food my countenance is changed,
92. _uzu_ isz-tah-ha da-mi iz-zu-ba
 ts: šīrī ištaḫḫa dāmī izzūba
 en: My flesh is flaccid, and my blood has ebbed away.
93. e-s,e-et-tum us-su-qat6 a-ri-ma-at masz-ki
 ts: eṣettum ussuqat arimat maškī
 en: My bones have corne apart, and are covered (only) with my skin.
94. szi-ir-a-nu-u2-a nu-up-pu-hu u2-ri-iq-tum mah-ru
 ts: šer’ānū’a nuppuḫū uriqtum maḫrū
 en: My tissues are inflamed, and have caught the ...-disease.
95. a-hu-uz _{gesz}na2_ me-si-ru mu-s,e-e ta-ni-hu
 ts: āḫuz erši mēsiri mūṣê tānīḫu
 en: I take to a bed of bondage; going out is a pain;
96. a-na ki-szuk-ki-ia i-tu-ra bi-i-tu
 ts: ana kisukkīya itūra bītum
 en: My house has become my prison.
97. il-lu-ur-tu2 szi-ri-ia na-da-a i-da-a-a
 ts: illurtu šīrīya nadâ idāya
 en: My arms are stricken-which shackles my flesh;
98. masz-kan ram-ni-ia muq-qu-ta sze-pa-a-a
 ts: maškan ramnīya muqqutā šēpāya
 en: My feet are limp-which fetters my person.
99. ni-t,a-tu-u2-a szum-ru-s,a mi-hi-is,-tu dan-na-at
 ts: niṭâtū’a šumruṣā miḫiṣtu dannat
 en: My afflictions are grievous, my wound is severe.
100. qin-na-zu it,-t,a-an-ni ma-lat s,il-la-a-tum
 ts: qinnazu iṭṭânni malâti ṣillātum
 en: A scourge has thrown me down, the stroke is intense.
101. pa-ru-usz-szu2 u2-sah-hi-la-an-ni zi-qa-ta lab-szat
 ts: paruššu usaḫḫilanni ziqata labšat
 en: The crop pierces me and the spur is severe.
102. kal _u4_-mu re-du-u2 i-ri-id-dan-ni
 ts: kāl ūmu ridû ireddânni
 en: All day long the tormentor torments me,
103. ina szat mu-szi ul u2-nap-pa-sza2-an-ni sur-risz
 ts: ina šāt mūši ul unappašanni surriš
 en: Nor at night does he let me relax for a minute.
104. ina i-tab-lak-ku-ti pu-ut,-t,u-ru rik-su-u2-a
 ts: ina ittablakkuti puṭṭurū riksū’a
 en: Through twisting my sinews are parted,
105. mesz-re-tu-u-a su-up-pu-ha i-ta-ad-da-a a-hi-tum
 ts: mešrētū’a suppuḫā ittaddâ aḫītum
 en: My limbs are splayed and knocked apart.
106. ina ru-ub-s,i-ia a-bit ki-i al-pi
 ts: ina rubṣīya abīt kī alpi
 en: I spend the night in my dung like an ox,
107. ub-tal-lil ki-i _udu-nita2_ ina ta-ba-asz2-ta-ni-ia
 ts: ubtallil kī immeri ina tabaštāniya
 en: And wallow in my excrement like a sheep.
108. _sa-gig_-ki-ia isz-hu-t,u _{lu2}masz-masz_
 ts: sakīkīya išḫuṭū mašmaššu
 en: My complaints have exposed the incantation priest,
109. u3 te-re-ti-ia _{lu2}hal_ u2-tesz2-szi
 ts: u têrētīya bārû ūtešši
 en: And my omens have confounded the diviner.
110. ul u2-sza2-pi a-szi-pu szi-kin mur-s,i-ia
 ts: ul ušāpi āšipu šikin murṣiya
 en: The exorcist has not diagnosed the nature of my complaint,
111. u3 a-dan-na si-li-i'-ti-ia _{lu2}hal_ ul id-din
 ts: u adanna sili’tīya bārû ul iddin
 en: Nor has the diviner put a time limit on my illness.
112. ul i-ru-s,a _dingir_ qa-ti ul is,-bat
 ts: ul irūṣa ilī qātī ul iṣbat
 en: My god has not come to the rescue in taking me by the hand,
113. ul i-re-man-ni {d}isz-ta-ri i-da-a-a ul il-lik
 ts: ul irēmanni ištarī idāya ul illik
 en: Nor has my goddess shown pity on me by going at my side.
114. pe-ti _ki-mah_ er-su-u2 szu-ka-nu-u-a
 ts: piti kimaḫḫu ersû šukānū’a
 en: My grave was waiting, and my funerary paraphernalia ready,
115. a-di la mi-tu-ti-i-ma bi-ki-ti gam-rat
 ts: adi lā mītūtīya bikītī gamrat
 en: Before I had died lamentation for me was finished.
116. kal ma-ti-ia ki-i ha-bil2 iq-bu-ni
 ts: kāl mātīya kī ḫabil iqbûni
 en: All my country said, “How he is crushed!”
117. isz-me-e-ma ha-du-u2-a im-me-ru pa-nu-szu2
 ts: išmēma ḫādû’a immerū pānūšu
 en: The face of him who gloats lit up when he heard,
118. ha-di-ti u2-ba-as-si-ru ka-bat-ta-sza2 ip-pir-du
 ts: ḫādītī ubassirū kabattašu ipperdu
 en: The tidings reached her who gloats, and her heart rejoiced.
119. i-t,i _u4_-mu sza2 gi-mir kim-ti-ia
 ts: īdi ūmu ša gimir kimtīya
 en: But I know the day for my whole family,
120. sza2 qe2-reb mu-de-e {d}utu-su-un i-kil
 ts: ša qereb mūdê šamassun irêm
 en: When, among my friends, their Sun will have mercy.
canto 3
1. kab-ta-at _szu_-su ul a-le-'i-i na-sza2-sza2
 ts: kabtat qāssu ūl ale’’i našâša
 en: Heavy his hand, I was not able to bear it,
2. ad-rat pu-luh-ta-szu u2-[...]
 ts: adrat puluḫtašu ...
 en: frightening was his fearsomeness ...
3. en-nes-su ez-zi-ta a-bu-ba-ma [...]
 ts: ennessu ezzita abūbama ...
 en: his punishment fiece was a flood, and ...
4. dan-na-at _ki-gub_-ta-szu2 i-[...]
 ts: dannat tallaktašu i...
 en: arduous was his way, ...
5. dan-nu _gig_ kab-ta ra-ma-ni la i-[...]
 ts: dannu murṣu kabta ramānī lā i...
 en: the severe disease was heavy. My self not ...
6. e-ru-ti ma-sza2-ku u2-szar-pa-du-ni [...]
 ts: ērūtī mašâku ušarpadūni ...
 en: of my wakefullness I was forgetful; they make me wander ...
7. ur-ra u mu-szu2 isz-te-nisz a-na-as-su-us
 ts: urra u mūšu ištēniš anassus
 en: day and night alike I was wailing;
8. _masz2 ge6_ mu-na-at-tu2 mal-ma-lisz szu-um-ru-s,a-ni
 ts: šuttu munattu malmališ šumruṣāni
 en: dream, daydream equally are insufferable for me,
9. isz-ta-nu et,-lu a-tir szi-kit-ta
 ts: ištānu eṭlu ātir šikitta
 en: one young man, superior in form,
10. mi-na-ta szur-ru-uh lu-bu-usz-ta ud-du-uh
 ts: minâta šurruḫ lubušta udduḫ
 en: in physique prideful, clothed in robe,
11. asz2-szu2 ina mu-na-at-ti szid-du-szu gat-ta su2-uq-qu
 ts: aššu ina munatti šiddūšu gatta suqqū
 en: because in my dreaming he was of tremendous stature,,
12. me-lam-me ha-lip2 la-bisz pu-ul-ha-ti
 ts: melammē ḫalip labiš pulḫātti
 en: in fearsome radiance he was covered, clothed in awe,
13. i-ru-ba-am-ma it-ta-zi-iz _ugu_-ia
 ts: irubamma ittaziz eliya
 en: he entered and stood over me.
14. a-mur-szu-ma ih-ha-mu-u _uzu_-u-a
 ts: amuršuma iḫḫammū šerū’a
 en: I saw him, paralyzed my flesh,
15. iq-bi-ma be-el-ka isz-pur-an-ni
 ts: iqbima bēlka išpuranni
 en: and he said, “Your lord sent me.”
16. [...]-x-mi iz-ziz szum-ru-s,u li#-qa-a szu-lum-szu2
 ts: ...mi izziz šumruṣu liqâ šulumšu
 en: Saying: ‘Let the deathly sick one expect his recovery!’”
17. puh-ram-ma a-tam-ma-a t,e-mu-szu2-nu
 ts: puḫramma atammā ṭemūšunu
 en: “Gather, and I will speak of their thoughts,
18. sza2 _lugal_-ma isz-pu-ru a-me-lu-tu
 ts: ša šarrumi išpuru amēlūtu
 en: those people whom the king has sent.”
19. i-qu-lu-ma ul i-pu-la-an-ni ma-am-ma
 ts: iqūlūma ipulānni mamma
 en: They grew silent; no one answered me, but
20. szu-ut isz-mu-nin-ni a-na-t,al-ma
 ts: šūt išmûninni anaṭṭalma
 en: those who heard me I was observing.
21. asz2-ni-ma szu-na-ta a-na-at,-t,al
 ts: ašnīma šunata anaṭṭal
 en: A second time, a dream I see,
22. ina _masz2 ge6_ at,-t,u-lu mu-szi-ti-ia
 ts: ina šutti aṭṭulu mušītiya
 en: in the dream that I saw at night,
23. isz-ta-nu ram-ku na-asz2 _{dug}a-gub2-ba_
 ts: ištānu ramku naš egubbî
 en: one cleansing priest carrying a water basin
24. {gesz}bi-nu mu-ul-li-lu ta-mi-ih rit-tusz-szu
 ts: bīnu mullilu tāmiḫ rittuššu
 en: a purifying tamarisk grasped in his hand:
25. lal3-ur2-alim-ma a-szip nibru{ki}
 ts: laluralimma āšip nippuri
 en: “Laluralima, sorceress of Nippur,
26. a-na ub-bu-bi-ka isz-pu-ra-an-ni
 ts: ana ubbubika išpuranni
 en: to purify you sent me.”
27. _a-mesz_ na-szu-u2 _ugu_-ia it-bu-uk
 ts: mê našû elīya itbuk
 en: water that he carried over me he poured,
28. szi-pat ba-la-t,i id-da-a u2-masz-szi-i' zu-um-ri
 ts: šipat balāṭi iddâ umašši’ zumrī
 en: a healing spell he cast, rubbed on my body.
29. asz2-lu-usz-ma szu-ut-tu a-na-at,-t,al
 ts: ašlušma šuttu anaṭṭal
 en: A third time, a dream I see,
30. ina _masz2 ge6_ at,-t,u-lu mu-szi-ti-ia
 ts: ina šutti aṭṭulu mušītiya
 en: in the dream that I saw at night,
31. isz-te-et _ki-sikil_ ba-nu-u2 zi-mu-sza2
 ts: ištēt ardatu banû zīmuša
 en: one maiden, beautiful her countenance,
32. ne2-szi-isz la-ab-sza-ti i-lisz masz-lat
 ts: nešīš labšati iliš mašlat
 en: like a lion dressed, a god equal,
33. szar-ra-at _ug3-mesz_ [...] x x x x ma-a x x
 ts: šarrat nišī ...-ma ...
 en: a queen of the people ...
34. e-ru-ba-am-ma i-tasz-ba ina i-di-ia
 ts: erubamma itašba ina idiya
 en: she entered, and sat at my side,
35. qi-ba-a a-hu-la-pi2 ma-gal szu-nu-uh-ma
 ts: qibâ aḫulapi magal šunuḫma
 en: saying, “Enough! Greatly he was distressed.
36. la ta-pal-lah iq-ba-a u2-sza2-ar-hi-s,a-an-ni lib3-bu
 ts: lā tapallaḫ iqbâ ušarḫiṣanni libbu
 en: Do not fear!” She said to me and made firm my stomach.
37. u3 ina mim-ma _masz2 ge6_ i-t,ul [...]
 ts: u ina mimma šutti iṭṭul ...
 en: and in whatever dream he saw, ...
38. iq-bi-ma a-hu-la-pi2 ma-gal szu-nu-uh-ma
 ts: iqbima aḫulapi magal šūnuḫma
 en: and she said, “Enough! Greatly he was distressed.”
39. a-a-um-ma sza2 ina szat mu-szi ib-ru-u bi-ra
 ts: ayyumma ša ina šāt mūši ibrû bīra
 en: anyone who in the second watch of the night witnessed a vision.
40. ina _masz2 ge6_ {disz}ur-{d}nin-din-ug5-ga a-na-at,-t,al
 ts: ina šutti ur-nindinuga anaṭṭal
 en: In the dream Ur-Nintinuga I see,
41. et,-lu t,ar-ru a-pir a-ga-szu2
 ts: eṭlu ṭarru āpir agâšu
 en: a bearded young man, bearing his crown,
42. _masz-masz_-ma na-szi le-'u-um
 ts: mašmašma naši le’a
 en: an incanttion priest carrying a writing board:
43. {d}marduk-ma isz-pu-ra-an-ni
 ts: mardukma išpuranni
 en: “Marduk sent me,
44. ana {disz}szub-szi-mesz-re-e-{d}szakkan2 u2-bil-la s,i-im-da
 ts: ana šubši-mešrē-šakkan ūbila ṣīmda
 en: for Šubši-mešrē-Šakkan I brought a bandage.”
45. ina _szu-min_-szu2 _ku3-mesz_ u2-bil-la s,i-im-da
 ts: ina qātīšu ellēti ūbila ṣīmda
 en: In his pure hands, he brought a bandage,
46. a-na mut-tab-bi-li-ia2 qa-tusz-szu2 ip-qi2-id
 ts: ana muttabbiliya qatuššu ipqid
 en: for my personal assistant into his hand he entrusted,
47. ina mu-na-at-ti isz-pu-ra szi-pir-ta
 ts: ina munatti išpura šipirta
 en: in the dream he sent the message,
48. it-tusz dam-qa-tu _ug3-mesz_-ia2 uk-tal-lim
 ts: ittuš damqatu nišīya uktallim
 en: his favorable sign to my people he revealed,
49. ina si-li-tu e-re-ku _musz_ it-tasz-lal
 ts: ina silītu êrēku ṣerru ittašlal
 en: from sickness the snake coiled had stolen away,
50. mur-s,i ar2-hi-isz ig-ga-mir ih-he-pi _sal-lagab_
 ts: murṣī arḫiš iggamir iḫḫepi birītu
 en: my illness suddenly was passed, broken my cuffs,
51. ul-tu2 sza2 be-li2-ia2 lib3-ba-szu2 i-nu-hu
 ts: ultu ša bēliya libbašu inuḫu
 en: since my lord’s stomach has calmed,
52. sza2 {d}marduk rem-ni-i ka-bat-ta-szu2 ip-pa-asz2-ru
 ts: ša marduk remni kabattašu ippašru
 en: of merciful Marduk his liver released,
53. il-qu-u2 un-nin-ni-ia er-sza2-a-ta [...]
 ts: ilqu unnīnīya eršāta ...
 en: he took my petition, the requests ...
54. na-as-hur-szu t,a-a-bu u2-kal-li-im [...]
 ts: nasḫuršu ṭābu ukallim ...
 en: his good attention he uncovered ...,
55. iq-bi a-hu-la-pi2 ma-gal szu-nu-uh-ma
 ts: iqbi aḫulapi magal šūnuḫma
 en: saying, “Enough! Greatly is he troubled.”
56. [...]-su a-na szu-pe2-e ig-[...]-te?
 ts: ...su ana šupê ig...
 en: his ... to proclaim ...
57. [...] a-na du-lul u3 [...]
 ts: ...ana dullul u ...
 en: ... to labor and ...
58. [_...]-mesz_ ar-ni [...] x
 ts: ... arni ...
 en: ... the sin ...
59. [...] x in-nit-ta [...]
 ts: ... innitta ...
 en: ... divine punishment ...
60. [...]-mar szer3-ti x [...]
 ts: ... šertī ...
 en: ... my guilt ...
61. e-ga-ti-ia u2-sza2-bil _im_
 ts: egātiya ušābil šāra
 en: my transgressions he let carry off the wind,
62. x mi id [...]
 ts: ...
 en: ...
63. [...]
 ts: ...
 en: ...
64. [...]
 ts: ...
 en: ...
65. [...]
 ts: ...
 en: ...
66. [...]
 ts: ...
 en: ...
67. [...] ki-ma te-x [...] x [...]
 ts: ... kima te...
 en: ... like ...
68. ut,-t,e3-eh-ha-am-ma ta-a-szu2 sza2 kam szu-lum
 ts: uṭṭeḫḫamma tâšu ša kam šulum
 en: He has brought near his spell instead of cough,
69. ud-dap-pir im-hul-la a-na i-szid _an_-e
 ts: uddappir imḫulla ana išid šamê
 en: he has driven away Evil Wind to the horizon;
70. a-na i-rat _ki_-tim u2-kasz-szid di-i
 ts: ana irat erṣeti ūbil dī’i
 en: to the edge of the netherworld, he took away the dī’u(-disease),
71. usz-te-rid ap-su-usz-szu2 szu-u2-lu lem-nu
 ts: uštērid apsuššu šūlu lemnu
 en: he has sent down to its Deep the evil cough;
72. u2-tuk-ku la ne2-'i u2-tir e2-kur-risz
 ts: utukku lā nē’i utīr ekurriš
 en: the irresistible utukku he sent back to Ekur,
73. is-kip la-masz-tu sza2-da-a usz-te-li
 ts: iskip lamaštu šadâ uštēli
 en: he overwhelmed Lamaštu, to the mountain he let her climb up;
74. a-gu-u2 ta-ma-tu szu-ru-up-pa-a u2-szam-hir
 ts: agû tamātu šuruppâ ušamḫir
 en: the crowns of the seas the chill he made take away,
75. i-szid lu-u2-tu it-ta-sah ki-ma szam-mi
 ts: išid lūtu ittasaḫ kīma šammi
 en: the base of debility he tore out like grass;
76. szit-ti la t,a-ab-tu re-ha-a s,a-la-la
 ts: šittī lā ṭābtu reḫâ ṣalāla
 en: my bad sleep, poured out restfulness,
77. ki-ma qut-ru im-ma-lu-u2 _an_-e usz-ta-riq
 ts: kīma qutru immalû šamê uštariq
 en: like smoke that filled the heavens he sent off;
78. 'u3-u2-a a-a ne2-'u-u ni-szi-isz
 ts: ū’a ay nē’u nišêš
 en: woe and grief, pushing and shaking,
79. u2-szat-bi im-ba-risz _ki_-tim usz-ta-rid
 ts: ušatbi imbariš erṣeti uštarid
 en: he made rise like a fog and made descend to the netherworld;
80. la-az-zu _gig sag-du_ sza2 su-u2-isz kab-tu
 ts: lazzu muruṣ qaqqadi ša sûiš kabtu
 en: persistent headache, like a grinding-stone heavy,
81. is-suh ki-ma na-al-szi mu-szi _ugu_-ia usz-te-es-si
 ts: issuḫ kīma nalši mūši eliya uštessi
 en: he lifted like dew of the night, from me he removed;
82. te-e'-a-ti _igi-min_-a-a sza2 usz-tesz2-bi-ih szi-bi-ih mu-u2-ti
 ts: tē’āti īnāya ša uštašbiḫ šibiḫ mūti
 en: my afflicted eyes that were covered with the pall of the death,
83. u2-szat-bi _im danna_ u2-nam-mir nit,-li
 ts: ušatbi šār bēra unammir niṭlī
 en: he made rise a multitude of double-hours; he made bright my vision;
84. _gesztu-min_-a-a sza2 ut,-t,a-am-mi-ma us-sak-ki-ka ha-szik-kisz
 ts: uznāya ša uṭṭammimma ussakkikā ḫašikkiš
 en: from my ears that were clogged and blocked like those of a deaf person,
85. it-bal a-mir-szin ip-te-te nesz-ma-a-a
 ts: itbal amīršin ipteti nešmâya
 en: he took away their obstruction, he opened my hearing;
86. ap-pi sza2 ina ri-di um-mi u2-nap-pi-qu ni-pi-is-su
 ts: appī ša ina redî ummi unappiqu nipissu
 en: my nose that in pursuit of fever was stopped its breathing,
87. u2-pa-asz2-szi-ih mi-hi-is,-ta-szu-ma a-nap-pu-usz za-mar
 ts: upaššiḫ miḫiṣtašuma anappuš zamar
 en: he soothed its affliction and I breathed immediately;
88. szap-ta-a-a sza2 il-lab-ba il-qa-a dan-na-ti
 ts: šaptāya ša illabbā ilqâ dannāti
 en: from my lips, that were raging and taking harsh words,
89. ik-pur pul-hat-si-na-ma ki-s,ir-szi-na ip-t,ur
 ts: ikpur pulḫassinama ipḫur kiṣiršina
 en: he wiped away their terror and loosened their knot;
90. pi-ia2 sza2 uk-ta-at-ti-mu s,a-ba-risz asz2-t,u
 ts: pîya ša uktattimu sabāriš ašṭu
 en: my mouth, that was covered and for speaking stiff,
91. im-szu-usz ki-ma qe2-e ru-sza2-szu2 usz-tam?-bit,?
 ts: imšuš kīma qê rūšašu uštambiṭ(?)
 en: he polished like a qû-(jar), its filth he wiped away;
92. szin-na-a-a sza2 it-ta-as,-ba-ta 1(disz)-nisz in-ni-ib-t,a
 ts: šinnāya ša ittaṣbatā ištēniš innebṭā
 en: my teeth, caught and as one bound,
93. ip-ti bi-rit-si-na-ma ir-da-szin usz-tam-ma-a
 ts: ipti birīssinama irdāšin uštamma
 en: he opened their restraints and their roots let speak;
94. li-sza2-nu sza2 in-ni-ib-t,a szu-ta-bu-lu la i-le-'u
 ts: lišānu ša innibṭa šutābulu lā ilē
 en: the tongue, bound and to wag unable,
95. im-szu-usz t,u-pu-usz-ta-sza2-ma ih-da-ad2 at-mu-u-a
 ts: imšuš ṭupuštašama iḫdad atmûa
 en: its fatty coating he cleared and sharp was my speech;
96. ur-u2-du sza2 in-ni-is-ru u2-nap-pi-qu la-gab-bisz
 ts: ur’udu ša innisru unappiqu lagabbiš
 en: for the windpipe, shut up and stopped as with a lump,
97. usz-t,ib-ma i-ra-tu-sza2 ma-li-lisz uh-tal-lil-sza2
 ts: ušṭībma irātiša malīliš uḫtallīša
 en: he relieved the chest that like a reed pipe he let sing;
98. lu-'i-i sza2 u2-tap-pi-qu la i-mah-ha-ru ak-la
 ts: lu'ī ša utappiqu lā imaḫḫaru akla
 en: the larynx, blocked up and unable to get air,
99. la-ga-sza2 i-szi-ir-ma i-dil-tasz ip-ti
 ts: lagâša īširma idiltaš ipti
 en: its scales he sent straight off and its blockage opened;
100. [...]-e-a sza2-qu2-u2 zu-un-ni-szu2 u2-x [...] x [...]
 ts: ...ea šaqû zunnišu u...
 en: ... of mine are high, its rain ...
101. [...] x kit-mur-tu e-lisz u2-szap-pa-ak [...] x x [...]
 ts: ... kitmurtu eliš ušappak ...
 en: ... piled-up high, he pours on ...
102. [...] sza2 u2-tam-mi-lu ha-ra-'-iš x [...] ta szi x x
 ts: ... ša utammilu ḫarâ’iš ...
 en: ... veiled like being buried, ...
103. [...]-ni-ta-szu2 za-ma-ru [...]
 ts: ...nitašu zamaru ...
 en: his ..., a song ....
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104'. szam-ma-hu sza2 ina un-s,i i-tar-ru-u2 ki-ma pi-sa-an-ni ir-rak-su
 ts: šammāḫu ša ina unṣi ittarrû kīma pisanni irraksu
 en: The large intestine, in hunger raised, like a basket joined together,
105'. [...] _a-mesz_ sah-ha-szu [...]
 ts: ... mê saḫḫašu ...
 en: ... water, its meadow, ...
106'. i-mah-har ip-te-en-ni ub-ba-la masz-qi2-ta
 ts: imaḫḫar iptennī ubbala mašqīta
 en: it shall receive meal, it shall bring the drink.
107'. [...]-uz-za-'-[...] at,-hu-ud [...]
 ts: ...uzza'... aṭḫud ...
 en: ... I flourished ...
108'. [...]-sza? ib-ba [...]
 ts: ... ibba ...
 en: xxx
109'. [...] a a [...]
 ts: ...
 en: ...
110'. [...] x szi [...]
 ts: ...
 en: ...
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canto 4
  (poorly preserved)
  Oshima Sufferers: ca. 49 lines preserved based on commentary and three witness texts
1. ki-sza2-di sza2 ir-mu-u2 er-na-ma ik-kap-pu
 ts: kišādī ša irmû ernama ikkappu
 en: My neck, whose roots become loose and bent down,
  from commentary
2. u2-pat-tin kin-ne2-e a-ma-lisz iz-qu-up
 ts: upattin kinnê amališ izqup
 en: he made strong the mountain and like a fir-tree fixed it upright;
  from commentary
3. a-na ga-mir a-ba-ri u2-ma-szi u2-masz-szil
 ts: ana gāmir abāri umāšī umaššil
 en: to that of a wrestler my physical power he made equal;
  from commentary
4. _gin7_ na-kim-tum szu-s,i-i u2-s,ap-pi-ra s,u-pur-a-a
 ts: kīma nakimtu šūṣî uṣappira ṣupurāya
 en: like a boil taking out, he trimmed my finger-nails;
  from commentary
5. it-bu-uk ma-na-ah-ta-szin ru-usz-sza2-szin usz-t,ib
 ts: itbuk mānaḫtašin ruššašin ušṭīb
 en: he drove out their fatigue, their filth made good;
  from commentary
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6'. ki-ma dim2-tim [...]
 ts: kima dimtim ...
 en: Like a tower ...,
7'. qer-bi-tu ri-x-[...]
 ts: qerbītu ri...
 en: inside ...
8'. bir-ka-a-a sza2 uk-tas-sa-a bu-s,i-isz in-ni-ib-t,a
 ts: birkāya ša uktassā būṣiš innibṭā
 en: My knees, bound and like a partridge cramped,
  and from commentary
9'. usz-te?-szir pu-ri-du ki-i [...]
 ts: uštēšir(?) pūridū kī ...
 en: he has made the legs straight like ...
10'. _giri3-min_-a-a sza2 in-na-mu-u x [...]
 ts: šēpāya ša innamû ...
 en: my feet that lay wasted ...,
11'. du-un-ni? qa-ru-u2 [...]
 ts: dunnī(?) qarû ...
 en: my strength taken away ...;
12'. szuk-lul-tu4 pag-ri-ia isz-ta-ad-lu [...] x
 ts: šuklultu pagriya ištadlu ...
 en: the form of my body widened ...;
  and from commentary
13'. mesz-re-ti-ia [...]
 ts: mešrētiya ...
 en: my limbs ...;
14'. _su#_ mi-na-ti-ia [...]
 ts: zumru minātiya ...
 en: body, my limbs, ...;
15'. ih?-lu-up ki-ma musz-[...]
 ts: iḫlup(?) kima muš...
 en: clad like ...
16'. mu-s,e sza2 ar-[...]
 ts: muṣê ša ar...
 en: the discharge of ...
17'. im-szu-usz ma-am-me2-e ru-szu-usz u2-zak-ki
 ts: imšuš mammê rūšuš uzakki
 en: he wiped off frost, its filth cleared;
  from commentary
18'. du-u2-tu4 um-mul-tu4 it-ta-pir-di
 ts: dūtu ummultu ittapirdi
 en: manliness flickering is flashing,
  from commentary
19'. i-na i-te-e _{d}i7_ a-szar de-en _ug3-mesz_ ib-bir-ru
 ts: ina itê nāri ašar dēn nišī ibberru
 en: on the bank of River, where judgment of people is determined,
  from commentary
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20'. [...] sza2 kil-[...]
 ts: ... ša kil...
 en: ... of ...
21'. [...] _dingir-mesz_ [...]
 ts: ... ilū ...
 en: ... gods ...
22'. [...] _{d}1(u)-5(disz)-mesz_ e-ni-it-ti? [...]
 ts: ... ištarātu enitti(?) ...
 en: ... goddesses penalties ...
23'. [...] isz-ku-nu-szu-nu naq-bat? [...]
 ts: ... iškunūšunu naqbat? ...
 en: ... they placed them, utterance ...
24'. [...]-isz-x-ra-nu ki-lal-la-an [...]
 ts: ...iš...ranu kilallan ...
 en: ... both ...
25'. [...]-x-an-na szum-ru-s,a-ku? [...]
 ts: ...anna šumruṣāku(?)
 en: ... I have been tormented ...
26'. [...] it-ti-szu2 bul-lu-t,u sza2-kin it-[...]
 ts: ... ittišu bulluṭu šakin it...
 en: ... with him, healing is established, ...
27'. [...] u2-bal-li-t,an-ni sze-ret-su [...]
 ts: ... uballiṭanni šeressu ...
 en: ... he healed me, his punishment ...;
28'. mut-tu-tu am-ma-szid ab-bu-ut-tum ap-pa-szir
 ts: muttutu ammašid abbuttu appašir
 en: on the forehead I was struck, from slavery I was released.
  and from commentary
29'. [...] la-bisz e-ri-x [...]
 ts: ... labiš eri...
 en: ... like a lion(?) ...
30'. [...] x-me szib-bu [...]
 ts: ...me šibbu ...
 en: ... snake ...
31'. [...] x x qa-da-da-nisz [...]
 ts: ... x x qadadaniš ...
 en: ... bent over ...
32'. [...] ina e2-sag-il2 szi-gu al-szi
 ts: ... ina e2-sag-il2 ši-gu al-ši
 en: ... in Esagil a šigû I recited;
  and from commentary
33'. [...] x x-ia szi-gu [...]
 ts: ...ya šigû ...
 en: ... of mine, the šigû ...
34'. ku-nu-usz-kad3-ru i-na pi-szer3-ti a-ba-'a
 ts: kunuš-kadru ina pišerti abā’a
 en: Kunuš-kadru street in freedom I was traversing,
  and from commentary
35'. x x x
 ts: ...
 en: ...
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36'. a-na {d}zar-pa-ni-tum at-kil-ma? [...]
 ts: ana zarpanītum atkilma(?) ...
 en: Zarpanītu I trust(?) ...
37'. a-na _dingir-mu_ at-ta-kil-ma? [...]
 ts: ana iliya attakilma(?) ...
 en: my god I trust(?) ...
38'. a-na _{d}1(u)-5(disz)-mu_ at-ta-kil-ma? [...]
 ts: ana ištariya attakilma(?) ...
 en: my goddess I trust(?) ...
39'. la pa-li-ih _dingir_-szu2 [...]
 ts: lā paliḫ ilišu ...
 en: who does not fear his god ...
40'. la pa-li-ih {d}1(u)-5(disz)-szu2 [...]
 ts: lā paliḫ ištarišu ...
 en: who does not fear his goddess ...
41'. sza2 a-na _e2-sag-il2_ e-gu-u ina _szu_-ia li-mur
 ts: ša ana esagil egû ina qātiya līmur
 en: who to Esagil is negligent my example shall see,
  and from commentary
42'. sza2 a-na babila2{ki} [...]
 ts: ša ana bābili ...
 en: who to Babylon ...
43'. ma-ru-usz-tu2 ep-sze-e-tu2 [...]
 ts: maruštu epšētu
 en: painful deeds ...
44'. sze-ret-[...]
 ts: šeret...
 en: morning ...
45'. x [...]
 ts: x ...
 en: ...
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canto 5
  (following Oshima; previous editions = canto 4)
1. be-li2 u2-pa-asz2-szi-ha-an-ni
 ts: bēlī upaššiḫanni
 en: My lord relieved me,
2. be-li2 u2-s,a-am-mi-da-an-ni
 ts: bēlī uṣammidanni
 en: my lord bandaged me;
3. be-li2 u2-pat,-t,i-ra-an-ni
 ts: bēlī upaṭṭiranni
 en: my lord released me;
4. be-li2 u2-bal-li-t,a-an-ni
 ts: bēlī uballiṭanni
 en: my lord healed me;
5. ina hasz-ti e-ki-ma-an-ni
 ts: ina ḫašti ekimanni
 en: from the pit he took me away;
6. i-na pi-i qab-ri u2-si-pa-an-ni
 ts: ina pî qabri usipanni
 en: up from the grave dug me;
7. ina ka-ra-sze-e id-ka-an-ni
 ts: ina karašê idkanni
 en: from the annihilation raised me;
8. ina _i7_ hu-bur isz-du-da-an-ni
 ts: ina nāri ḫubur išdudanni
 en: from the Ḫubur-river pulled me;
9. ina dan-na-ti qa-ti is,-bat
 ts: ina dannāti qātī iṣbat
 en: in the adversity my hand held;
10. im-ni-isz im-ha-s,a-an-ni
 ts: imniš imḫaṣanni
 en: from the right side struck me,
11. szu-me-lu u2-sza2-qi re-szi
 ts: šumelu ušaqi rēšī
 en: from the left side, held high my head;
12. im-ha-as, rit-ti ma-hi-s,i-ia
 ts: imḫaṣ rittī māḫiṣiya
 en: struck the hands of my beater,
13. u2-szad-di _{gesz}tukul_-szu {d}marduk
 ts: ušaddi kakkišu marduk
 en: made fall his weapon did Marduk;
14. i-na pi-i ger-ri a-kil-ia
 ts: ina pî gerri ākiliya
 en: in the mouth of the lion devouring me
15. id-di nap-sa-ma {d}marduk
 ts: iddi napsama marduk
 en: put a muzzle did Marduk;
16. {d}marduk sza2 mu-kasz-szi-di-ia
 ts: marduk ša mukaššidiya
 en: Marduk, that of my capturer,
17. i-kim as-pa-szu2 as-suk-ka-szu2 u2-sah-hir2
 ts: ikim aspašu assukkašu asaḫḫir
 en: took away his sling, his sling-stone turned away;
18. ina _szu-min_ qe2-bi-ri-ia _{gesz}mar_ i-kim
 ts: ina qātī qēbiriya marra i-kim
 en: from the hand of my burier the spade he took away;
19. ina _szu-min_ ba-ki-ia u2-szad-di sur-ri
 ts: ina qātī bākīya ušaddi surri
 en: from the hands of my male wailer made fall the harp?;
20. pi-i ba-ki-ti-ia qu-be2-e u2-szak-lu
 ts: pî bākītiya qubbê ušaklu
 en: the mouth of the female wailer from wailing stopped;
21. pi-i ha-di-ia u'2-u2-a uma-al-li
 ts: pî ḫâdiya u'ua umalli
 en: the mouth of my ill-wisher with woe filled;
22. pi-i ha-di-ti-ia ... li x x
 ts: pî ḫâdītiya ...
 en: the mouth of my lady ill-wisher ...
23. id-di _ki-hul_-u [...]-bir
 ts: iddi kiḫullû ...bir
 en: he cast a mourning-ritual ...;
24. u2-nam-mir [...]
 ts: unammir ...
 en: ...
25. tar-ra? [...] un? [...]
 ts: tarra ...
 en: ...
26. re-bit _iri_ [...] i-le-qa-an-ni
 ts: rebit āli ... ileqqânni
 en: to the city square ... he will take me;
27. [...]-mah-ri u-sze-ri-ba-an-ni
 ts: ...maḫri ušēribanni
 en: to the presence of ... let me enter;
28. ha-du?-a-a [...] u2-hal-li-qu {d}marduk
 ts: ḫādû’a ... uḫalliqu marduk
 en: my ill-wisher who ... destroyed? did Marduk,
29. ha-di-tu4 ... u2-kasz-szu2 {d}s,ar-pa-ni-tu4
 ts: ḫādītu ... ukaššu ṣarpanitu
 en: my lady ill-wisher who ..., held back did Ṣarpanītu.
30. lu man-nu be-lu4 u2-masz-szi-ra-an-ni
 ts: lū mannu bēlu umašširanni
 en: Who might it be? The lord released me!
31. na-pisz-tu2 ar-hisz lik-te-li-ma-an-ni
 ts: napištu arḫiš liktelimanni
 en: let life quickly come to an end!
32. a-na ir-kal-la la ur5-ra-ad-an-ni
 ts: ana irkalla urradanni
 en: to the netherworld I am descending!
33. e-t,e4-mu-tu at-ta-lak-an-ni
 ts: eṭemmūtu attallakanni
 en: in ghostliness I am wandering around!
34. lu man-nu {d}marduk i-zib-ba-an-ni
 ts: lū mannu marduk izībanni
 en: Who might it be? Marduk spared me.
35. a-na _uzu_ a-sak-ki am-ma-an-nisz-szu2
 ts: ana šēri asakki ammanniššu
 en: to the body of the asakku I am counted;
36. szal-lam-ta-num-ma at-ta-lak-ma an-ni?
 ts: šallamtanumma attallakma anni(?)
 en: a corpse I am wandering around, yes!
37. i-na me-es-se-e ma-le-e u2-tal-li-lu-nin-ni
 ts: ina messê malê utalliluninni
 en: In a full mēsū have they purified me.
38. ri-im-ki te-disz-tu4 _libir_ i-tap-pu-szu
 ts: rimki tedištu labērta itappušū
 en: the bathing ritual, the restoration of aged they repeatedly performed;
39. szi-ip-ra-ma sza2 ina tes2-li-ti isz-mu-u2 [...]
 ts: šiprama ša ina tesliti išmû
 en: he swore that in the supplication he heard ...
40. a-na la-ban ap-pi u ut-nen-ni a-na _e2-sag-il2_ e-li
 ts: ana laban appi u utnenni ana esagil elī
 en: for brick-of-nose and prayer, to esagil I went up,
41. sza2 a-ri-du qab-ri a-tu-ra ana ka2-{d}utu-e3 e-te-ru-ub
 ts: ša aridu qabri atūra ana bāb-erēb-šamši etērub
 en: having come down and returned from the grave, through Bāb-erēb-Šamši I entered;
42. ina ka2-he2-gal2 he2-gal2-la in-ni-[...]
 ts: ina bāb-ḫegalli ḫegalli innadnanni
 en: at Bāb-ḫegalli abundance was given me,
43. ina ka2-{d}lamma2-ra-bi la-mas-si it,-t,e-ha-an-ni
 ts: ina bāb-lamassī lamassī iṭṭeḫanni
 en: at Bāb-Lamassu my spirit approached me;
44. ina ka2-silim-ma szul-ma-na ap-pa-lis
 ts: ina bāb-šulmi šulmāna appališ
 en: at Bāb-šulmi well-being I saw;
45. ina ka2-nam-ti-la ba-la-t,u am-ma-hi-ir
 ts: ina bāb-balāṭi balāṭu ammaḫir
 en: at Bāb-balāṭi life I received;
46. ina ka2-{d}utu-e3-a it-ti bal-t,u-ti am-ma-ni
 ts: ina bāb-ṣīt-šamši itti balṭūti ammani
 en: at Bāb-ṣīt-Šamši among the living I was counted;
47. ina ka2-u6-de-babbar-ra id-da-tu-u2-a im-me-ra
 ts: ina bāb-tabrīti iddatū’a immera
 en: at Bāb-tabrīti my signs became bright;
48. ina ka2-nam-tag-ga-duh-a e'-il-ti ip-pa-t,ir
 ts: ina bāb-paṭār-arni e’ilti ippaṭir
 en: at Bāb-paṭār-arni my penalty was cleared;
49. ina ka2-ka-tar-ra isz-ta-la pi-ia
 ts: ina bāb-dalīli ištala pîya
 en: at Bāb-dalīli they questioned my mouth;
50. ina ka2-a-sze-er-duh-u3-da up-ta-t,a-ra ta-ne2-hi
 ts: ina bāb-paṭār tānēḫi uptaṭṭara tānēḫi
 en: at Bāb-paṭār my distress was released;
51. ina ka2-a-sikil-la me-e te-lil-te as-sa-li-ih
 ts: ina bāb-mê-ellīti mê telilte assaliḫ
 en: at Bāb-mê-ellīti with purification water I was sprinkled;
52. ina ka2-silim-ma it-ti {d}marduk an-na-mir
 ts: ina bāb-šulmi itti marduk annamir
 en: at Bāb-šulmi Marduk I met;
53. ina ka2-hi-li-su3 sze-ep {d}s,ar-pa-ni-tum an-na-sziq
 ts: ina bāb-râši šep ṣarpanītu annašiq
 en: at Bāb-râši the foot of Ṣarpanītu I kissed;
54. ina su-pe-e u3 te-me-qi2 ma-har-szu2-nu u2-tan-nin
 ts: ina supê u tēmēqi maḫaršunu utannin
 en: while entreaty and devotions before them I was offering,
55. qut-ren-na t,a-bu-u2-ti ma-har-szu-nu u2-sza2-as,-li
 ts: qutrenna ṭabūti maḫaršunu ušaṣli
 en: fragrant incense before them I burnt;
56. u2-szam-hir ir-ba t,a-a'-ti _igi-sa2_ e-ta-an-du-te
 ts: ušamḫir irba da’ti igisê etandūte
 en: I presented donations, gifts, presents laid against each other;
57. u2-pal-liq le-e ma-re-e ut,-t,ab-bi-ih szap-t,i
 ts: upalliq lê marê uṭṭabbiḫ šapṭi
 en: I slaughtered a fat bull, I butchered high-quality sheep;
58. at-ta-naq-qi ku-ru-un-nu du-usz-szu-pa2 _gesztin_ el2-lu
 ts: attanaqqi kurunnu dašpu karana ellu
 en: I have repeatedly made libation of syrup beer (and) pure wine;
59. {d}alad3 {d}lamma2 _an-gub-ba-mesz_ li-bit-te _e2-sag-il2_
 ts: maḫar aladlammê angubbû libitte esagila
 en: (of) the šēdu (and) lamassu, the (divine) attendants, the brickwork of Esagil,
60. ina tam-qi-ti ka-bat-ta-szu2-un usz-par-di
 ts: ina tamqīti kabattašun ušpardi
 en: with libation, their liver I made glow,
61. ina ma-ka-le-e de-esz-szu-ti lib-ba-szu2-un u2-sza2-li-is,
 ts: ina mākālê deššuti libbašun ušaliṣ
 en: with exceeding meal, I made their stomach rejoice;
62. sip-pu szi-gar-ri me-di-il _{gesz}ig-mesz_
 ts: sippu šigari medil dalāti
 en: the door jamb, the bolt, the bar of the doors,
63. u2-szar-mi-ik el-la hi-ma-tu2 t,uh-di asz2-na-an
 ts: ušarmik ella ḫemātu tuḫdi ašnan
 en: I drenched (with) sesame oil, ghee, and abundance of grain;
64. [...] x ti x ni nam t,a-me2-e _garza e2_
 ts: ... ṭāmê parṣi bīti
 en: ... the experts? of the ordinance of the cult;
65. _kasz_ asz2-na-an ru-usz-sza2-a aq-qi-szu-nu
 ts: šikar ašnan ruššâ aqqīšunu
 en: beer of red grain I gave them to drink;
66. ul-tap-pit ha-szur-ri _du10-ga ugu_-szu2 x [...]
 ts: ultappit ḫašurri ṭāba elišu ...
 en: I repeatedly sprinkled sweet cypress-oil on them ...
67. qe2-re-e-ti _dumu_ babila{ki} mu-x [...]
 ts: qerēti mār bābili mu ...
 en: The banquets, the Babylonian, ...
68. _e2_ qe2-be2-ri-szu e-pu-szu ina qe2-re-e-ti x x
 ts: bīt qēbirišu ēpušū ina qerēti
 en: “the house of his burial” they performed during the banquets;
69. i-mu-ru-ma _dumu_ babila{ki} ki-i u2-bal-la-t,u a-rad-su
 ts: īmurūma mār bābili kī uballaṭū arassu
 en: theye saw, the Babylonians, how they could revive his servant,
  they = Marduk & Ṣarpanītu
70. pa-a-tu _du3_-szi-na u2-sza2-pa-a nar-be2-e-szu2-nu
 ts: pātu kalšina ušapâ narbêšunu
 en: all the districts proclaimed their greatness:
71. man-nu-um-ma iq-bi a-mar {d}utu-szi-szu2
 ts: mannumma iqbi amār šamšišu
 en: “Who spoke of seeing his sun?
72. ina lib3-bi man-ni ib-ba-szi e-te-eq _sila_-szu2
 ts: ina libbi manni ibbaši etēq suqišu
 en: In the stomach of whom arose, traversing the his street?
73. sza2 la {d}marduk man-nu mi-tu-ta-szu2 u2-bal-lit,
 ts: ša lā marduk mannu mītūtašu uballiṭ
 en: Other than Marduk who his dead ones revived?
74. e-la {d}e4-ru6 {d}isz-tar-tu4 a-a-i-tum i-qi2-sza2 nap-szat-su
 ts: ela ṣarpanitu ištartu ayyītu iqqiša napšassu
 en: For Ṣarpanītu which goddess expect granted his life?
75. {d}marduk ina qab-ri bul-lu-t,a i-le-'i
 ts: marduk ina qabri bulluṭa ile’’i
 en: Marduk in the grabe can revive.
76. {d}s,ar-pa-ni-tu4 ina ka-ra-sze-e e-t,e-ra am-rat
 ts: ṣarpanitu ina karašê eṭēra amrat
 en: Ṣarpanītu from annihilation to save sees.
77. e-ma szak-na-at _ki_-tim rit-pa-szu _an_-e
 ts: ema šaknat eršeti ritpašu šamê
 en: Wherever is laid the land and is stretched out the heaven,
78. {d}utu-szu2 usz-tap-pa-a {d}gibil6 in-nap-hu
 ts: šamšu uštappâ gerra innapḫu
 en: the sun shines and the fire is lit,
79. mu-u2 il-la-ku i-zi-qu sza2-a-ru
 ts: mû illakū īziqū šārū
 en: water flows, blows the wind,
80. szu-ut da-ru-ru ik-ru-s,u ki-ri-is-si-in
 ts: šūt aruru ikruṣū kirissin
 en: those whose clay aruru pinched off,
81. sza2-ki-it-tu nap-sza2-tu pe-ta-a pu-ri-du
 ts: šakittu napšatu petâ puridū
 en: the living creatures that open the legs,
82. a-pa-a-tum ma-la ba-sza2-a {d}marduk dul-la
 ts: apātu mala bašâ marduk dulla
 en: the people, as many as exist, Marduk praise!”
83. asz2-szu2 a-ta-pul _du3_-szi-na szu-ut pa-a kun-na
 ts: aššu atappul kalîšina šūt pâ kunna
 en: ... those that (by) the mouth are established;
84. [...] x [...] kal _ug3-mesz_ li-bel-ma
 ts: ... kal nišī libēlma
 en: ... all the people may he rule;
85. [...] re-'i kal da-ad2-me
 ts: ... rē’i kal dadme
 en: ... herding all the lands;
86. [...] x _illa_ ina nag-be lil-lik
 ts: ... mīlu ina nagbe lillik
 en: ... the seasonal flood from the deep may come out;
87. [...] pa-rak _dingir-mesz_ li-bi-la
 ts: ... parak ilī libīla
 en: ... to the dais of the gods may he bring
88. [...] ina se-hi-ip _an_-e u3 _ki_-tim
 ts: ... ina seḫip šamê u erseti
 en: ... all over the heavens and earth
89. [...] x ri-is,-s,a _tukul_-ti
 ts: ... riṣṣa tukulti
 en: ... aid and protection;
90. [...]-ut-su-nu lisz-szu2-szu2
 ts: ...ussunu liššûšu
 en: their ... may they carry him;
91. [...] x x
 ts: ...
 en: ...
92. [...] na-an-na-ra-ma li-x-[...]
 ts: ... nannaram li...
 en: ... luminary, may he ...
93. [...] u3 ta-ma-ti [...]-nu
 ts: ... u tamâti ...nu
 en: ... and seas, ...
94. [...]-pat _sag-ga2_ szi-x-[...]-ki?
 ts: ...
 en: ...
95. lisz-kun u4-me _bala_-szu2 ar2-ku-ti [...]-ka?
 ts: liškun ūme palêšu arkuti ...ka?
 en: may he establish long days of his reign ...
96. sza-ki-it-tu4 nap-sza2-tu4 lisz-[... ...]-x-szu2
 ts: šakittu napšatu liš... ...šu
 en: living creatures may he ... of his,
97. [...]-hu _u4-mesz_ x [...] x ba-la-t,u
 ts: ...hu ūmē ... balāṭu
 en: ... days ... life;
98. [...] e2-sag-il2 ... ina abzu li-isz-te-li-pu szur-szu2?-szu2
 ts: ... esagil ... ina apsî lištelipu šuršūšu(?)
 en: of esagil ... into apsû may stretch (down) its roots(?);
99. _gin7 mul-mesz an_ li-s,ar-ri-isz pa-pal-lu4
 ts: kīma kakkabī šamê liṣarriš papallu
 en: like the stars in the sky, may he spread the progeny;
100. {disz}na-zi-muru2-tasz [...]-x u3? nam-szat
 ts: nazi-murutaš ...x u? namšat
 en: Nazi-murutaš ... and neglected(?);
101. sza2-ki-it-tu4 nap-sza2-tu4 [...] x du-szu2
 ts: šakittu napšatu ... x-dušu
 en: living creatures ...,
102. [...] li? nap-ha?-ra?-tu4 i-tu?-ru _iri_-szu2
 ts: ...li(?) napḫarātu itūru alšu
 en: ... entire, turned into his city;
103. [...] be-lu4 _ug3?-mesz_ s,al-mat qa3-qa-du li-be-el-ma
 ts: ... bēlu nišī ṣalmat qaqqadu libēlma
 en: ... may the lord the people, the black-headed, rule;
104. [...] ki-i pa-ni-tu4 re-e-mu sza2 {d}marduk
 ts: ... kī panītu rēmu ša marduk
 en: as before the mercy of Marduk;
105. lu?-sza2?-pi? [...] e2-sag-gil2? u babilax(E){ki} _zalag2 lugal_ szar-hu
 ts: lušāpi(?) ... esagil? u bābili nūr šarri šar-ḫu
 en: let me proclaim ... esagil(?) and Babylon, the proud royal light;
106. [...] s,ap-tu-usz li-in-na-du _saga-mu_
 ts: ... šaptuš linnadu dumqī
 en: ... may he command my goodness
107. [...] la-le-e _din_ lisz-bu
 ts: ... lalê balāṭi lišbu
 en: ... the joy of life may he enjoy;
108. [...] te-ek-nit _an_-e li-ir-szi
 ts: ... teknit šamê lirši
 en: ... the heavenly care may he have;
109. [...] lisz-t,i-ib ni-is-sat-su
 ts: ... lišṭīb nissassu
 en: ... may he ease his wailing;
110. [...] _ugu_ ba-'u-u2-la-ti-szu2
 ts: ... eli ba’ulātišu
 en: ... over his subjects;
111. [...] {disz}szub-szi-mesz-ra-{d}szakkan
 ts: ... šubši-mešra-šakkan
 en: ... Šubši-mešrâ-Šakkan
112. [...] szar? _kur_ szu-me-ri u _uri{ki}_ mu-ma-'i-ir ma-a-ti
 ts: ... šar(?) māt sumeri u akkade muma’’ir māti
 en: ... king(?) of the land of Sumer and Akkad, who leads the land;
113. e-nu-ma ep-sze-ta-szu2 ma-ru-usz-tu2 i-mu-ru lip-pa-t,ir a-ra-an-szu2
 ts: enūma epšētašu maruštu imūru lippaṭir aranšu
 en: once his painful behaviour he has seen, should be absolved his crime;
114. [...] ma-na-ah-ta-szu2 lisz-tap-szih
 ts: ... manaḫtašu lištapšiḫ
 en: ... his grief should be eased;
115. _dingir_-szu2 li-na-ad-su {d}1(u)-5(disz)-szu2 li-kab-bit-su
 ts: ilšu linassu ištaršu likabbissu
 en: may his god praise him, may his goddess honor him;
116. [...] _ug3-mesz_ li-mu-'a szul-ma-nisz
 ts: ... nišū limu’a šulmaniš
 en: ... may people become healthy;
117. _dingir_-szu2 li-na-ad-su {d}1(u)-5(disz)-szu2 li-kab-bit-su
 ts: ilšu linassu ištaršu likabbissu
 en: may his god praise him, may his goddess honor him;
118. ina t,u-ub sze-ri u3 hu-ud lib3-bi li-ba-a' _u4_-mi-szam
 ts: ina ṭub šēri u ḫud libbi liba’ ūmišam
 en: in happiness of flesh and joy of stomach, may he walk daily;
119. [...] za-ma-a-ru x x {disz}szub-szi-mesz-ra-a-{d}szakkan2
 ts: ... zamāru ... šubši-mešra-šakkan
 en: ... a praise song ... Šubši-mešrâ-Šakkan
120. id-lu-la da3-li2-li2-ka [...] ta-nit-ta-ka t,a-bat
 ts: idlula dalīlika ... tanittaka ṭābat
 en: extolled your glory, ... your praise is good!

Text content

Genre(s) Literary (ludlul bēl nēmeqi (composite))
Composite Number Q002701
Language(s) Akkadian

Chronology

Period Neo-Assyrian (ca. 911-612 BC)
Accounting Period

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This artifact is a composite text. View the score of CDLI Literary 002701 (ludlul bēl nēmeqi) composite. See below for a list of its witness(es):

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LOD URI https://cdli.network/entity/P491222

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composite text

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External Resource Identifiers
CAMS/Ludlul (CAMS/Ludlul) Q002701
Ancient Records of Middle Eastern Polities (ARMEP) P491222

References

  • history: SAACT 7

    [Annus2010SAACT7] Annus, Amar, and Alan Lenzi. 2010. Ludlul Bēl Nēmeqi. The Standard Babylonian Poem of the Righteous Sufferer. State Archives of Assyria Cuneiform Texts, Volume 7. Helsinki: The Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project.

  • history: BWL (1963), 21-62, 283-302

    [Lambert1963BWL] Lambert, Wilfred G. 1963. Babylonian Wisdom Literature.

  • history: Babylonian Poems of Pious Sufferers text

    [Oshima2014PoemsPious] Oshima, Takayoshi. 2014. Babylonian Poems of Pious Sufferers : Ludlul Bēl Nēmeqi and the Babylonian Theodicy. Orientalische Religionen in Der Antike 14.

  • citation: ZA 109 (pp. 155-176), (2019) 156-162 01

    [Fahdil2019ZA109] Fahdil, Abdulillah, and Enrique Jiménez. 2019. “Literary Texts from the Sippar Library I: Two Babylonian Classics.” Zeitschrift Für Assyriologie 109 (2): 155–76.

    (incl. partial translation of tablet 3)


Revisions and credits

Created Creator Type Authors Project Reviewer Status Action
2024-10-21 at 15:36:03 Firth, Richard Artifact metadata, Other metadata Firth, Richard Firth, Richard Approved View
2024-10-21 at 15:33:53 Firth, Richard Artifact metadata, Other metadata Firth, Richard Firth, Richard Approved View
2024-09-04 at 07:44:34 Firth, Richard Artifact metadata, Other metadata Firth, Richard Firth, Richard Approved View
2023-06-19 at 09:29:48 Rattenborg, Rune Artifact metadata Rattenborg, Rune Geomapping Landscapes of Writing Rattenborg, Rune Approved View
2023-06-01 at 20:47:06 Rattenborg, Rune Artifact metadata Novotny, Jamie Rattenborg, Rune Approved View
2020-02-07 at 10:51:49 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2019-09-21 at 21:55:22 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2019-07-11 at 08:24:41 Pagé-Perron, Émilie Transliteration Giles, Ralph CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2018-01-19 at 14:15:27 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2018-01-18 at 15:02:11 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2018-01-18 at 09:20:04 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2018-01-17 at 09:27:46 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-20 at 11:43:08 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Firth, Richard CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-13 at 14:59:01 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-13 at 14:58:42 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-13 at 14:35:01 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-13 at 14:19:51 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-13 at 12:52:11 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-13 at 12:50:28 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-13 at 12:49:46 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-12 at 19:26:32 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-12 at 19:25:21 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-12 at 18:48:20 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-12 at 18:40:17 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Foxvog, Daniel A. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-03-10 at 17:03:11 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-02-22 at 18:03:04 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-02-11 at 07:52:41 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-02-01 at 08:31:41 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-01-25 at 08:44:28 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2017-01-22 at 12:03:55 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2016-11-14 at 11:03:27 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2016-07-13 at 16:41:23 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2016-02-01 at 09:01:21 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2016-02-01 at 08:31:54 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2016-02-01 at 08:26:19 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2016-01-31 at 17:26:38 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2016-01-31 at 17:00:13 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2015-11-02 at 18:25:30 Englund, Robert K. Transliteration Englund, Robert K. CDLI, CDLI Approved View
2015-10-31 at 00:00:00 CDLI, CDLI Artifact metadata Chen, Michel CDLI, CDLI Approved View

Cite this Artifact

“CDLI Literary 002701 (Ludlul Bēl Nēmeqi) Composite Artifact Entry.” (2015) 2024. Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI). October 21, 2024. https://cdli.earth/P491222.
CDLI Literary 002701 (ludlul bēl nēmeqi) composite artifact entry (No. P491222). (2024, October 21). Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI). https://cdli.earth/P491222 (Original work published 2015)
CDLI Literary 002701 (ludlul bēl nēmeqi) composite artifact entry (2024) Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI). Available at: https://cdli.earth/P491222 (Accessed: October 16, 2026).
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	note = {[Online; accessed 2026-10-16]},
	year = {2024},
	month = {oct 21},
	title = {CDLI {Literary} 002701 (ludlul b{\= e}l n{\= e}meqi) composite artifact entry},
	url = {https://cdli.earth/P491222},
	howpublished = {https://cdli.earth/P491222},
}

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Cite this Artifact

“CDLI Literary 002701 (Ludlul Bēl Nēmeqi) Composite Artifact Entry.” (2015) 2024. Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI). October 21, 2024. https://cdli.earth/P491222.
CDLI Literary 002701 (ludlul bēl nēmeqi) composite artifact entry (No. P491222). (2024, October 21). Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI). https://cdli.earth/P491222 (Original work published 2015)
CDLI Literary 002701 (ludlul bēl nēmeqi) composite artifact entry (2024) Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI). Available at: https://cdli.earth/P491222 (Accessed: October 16, 2026).
@misc{2024CDLI,
	note = {[Online; accessed 2026-10-16]},
	year = {2024},
	month = {oct 21},
	title = {CDLI {Literary} 002701 (ludlul b{\= e}l n{\= e}meqi) composite artifact entry},
	url = {https://cdli.earth/P491222},
	howpublished = {https://cdli.earth/P491222},
}

TY  - ELEC
DA  - 2024/10/21/
PY  - 2024
ID  - P491222
LB  - CDLI:P491222
M1  - 2026/10/16/
TI  - CDLI Literary 002701 (ludlul bēl nēmeqi) composite artifact entry
UR  - https://cdli.earth/P491222
ER  - 
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