CT 25, pl. 01-06, K 02597 + (CT 25, pl. 01-06) [An = Anum]


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o i 1'o 1'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 2'2'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 3'3'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 4'4'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 5'5'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 6'6'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 7'7'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 8'8'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 9'9'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 10'10'	[...]	[...]-⸢AM₃⸣ DUMU-MEŠ ^dNIN.SUN₂-KE₄	Alŋarsura = ten sons of Ninsun
o i 11'11'	[...]	⸢SUKKAL⸣ ^dLUGAL.BAN₃.DA-KE₄	Lugalheŋal = vizier of Lugalbanda
o i 12'12'	[...]	⸢SUKKAL⸣ ^dNIN.SUN₂-KE₄	(...) = vizier of Ninsun
o i 13'13'	[...]	⸢^gud⸣GUD₁₀ ^dLUGAL.BAN₃.DA-KE₄	(...) = adviser of Lugalbanda
o i 14'14'	[...]	⸢^gud⸣GUD₁₀ ^dNIN.SUN₂-KE₄	(...) = adviser of Ninsun
o i 15'15'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 16'16'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 17'17'	[...]	MIN<(...)> MIN A-⸢x ^{d^?}⸣NIMGIR₂.DU₈.UNU^ki-KE₄	(...) = two (...) of Messanga-Unug
o i 18'18'	[...]	⸢DAM⸣-BI MUNUS	(...) = his female spouse
o i 19'19'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 20'20'	[...]	MIN<(...)>
o i 21'21'	[...]	[DAM]-BI MUNUS	(...) = his female spouse
o i 22'22'	[...]	⸢x⸣ ŠU<(...)>
o i 23'23'	[...]	ŠU<(...)> MIN ⸢x⸣-[...]-⸢x⸣ ^dLUGAL.MAR₂.DA-KE₄	(...) = two (...) of Lugal-Marada
o i 24'24'	[...]	⸢SUKKAL⸣ ^dLUGAL.MAR₂.DA-KE₄	Lugalmea = vizier of Lugal-Marada
o i 25'25'	[...]	⸢SUKKAL⸣ ^dNI₂.ZU.AN.NA-KE₄	Ilī-mīšar = vizier of Nizuana
o i 26'26'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o i 27'27'	^dšu-ni-dugud	ŠU<(^dŠU.NI.DUGUD)> ⸢MIN ^{gud^?}GUD₁₀⸣ [... ^d]LUGAL.⸢MAR₂⸣.[DA-KE₄]	Šunidugud: two advisers of Lugal-Marada
o i 28'28'	^dninⁿⁱ-^ki-^li-^imkilim	ŠU<(^dNIN.KILIM)>	Ninkilim
o i 29'29'	^dnin-gi-MIN<(kilim-)>du₃	MIN<(^dNIN.KILIM)>	Ninkida = Ninkilim
o i 30'30'	^dnin-GADA-ki-du₃	ŠU<(^dNIN.GADA.KI.DU₃)>1	Ninkida
o i 31'31'	^dnin-NIG₂-ki-du₃	MIN<(^dNIN.GADA.KI.DU₃)>	Ninkida
o i 32'32'	^dku-ku	⸢MIN⸣<(^dNIN.GADA.KI.DU₃)>	Kuku = Ninkida
o i 33'33'	^d  ⁿⁱnin-IM^mu-^ru  ^ki	⸢DAM⸣.NITA^mu-^ut ⸢^d⸣NIN.KILIM	NinMuru = husband of Ninkilim
o i 34'34'	^d  ⁿⁱnin-^urur₅	⸢MIN⸣<(DAM.NITA)> ⸢^d⸣NIN.KILIM	Ninur = husband of Ninkilim
o i 35'35'	^dušumgal^u₂-^šum-^gal	SUKKAL ^d⸢NIN⸣.KILIM2	Ušumgal = vizier of Ninkilim
o i 36'36'	^dME-ḫur-saŋ	SUKKAL ⸢^dx-x^ki⸣	MEhursaŋ = vizier of NinMuru
o i 37'37'	^d  ^u₂-^ra-^ašuraš	ŠU<(^dURAŠ)>	Uraš
o i 38'38'	^dgu₂-an-ne₂-si-il₂^gu-^an-^ne₂-^si-^il-^la-^ku	MIN<(^dURAŠ)>3	Guanesil = Uraš
o i 39'39'	^dnin-iri	DAM-⸢BI⸣ MUNUS	Niniri = his female spouse
o i 40'40'	^dla-ga-ma-al	DUMU ^d⸢e₂-a⸣-KE₄	Lā-gamal = son of Ea
o i 41'41'	^dip-te-^bi-^itE₂	SUKKAL ^d⸢URAŠ-KE₄⸣	"he opened the house" = vizier of Uraš
o i 42'42'	^d  ⁿⁱ-^tanita	ŠU<(^dNITA)>	Nitah
o i 43'43'	^dki-gu-la	DAM-BI [MUNUS]	Kigula = his female spouse
o i 44'44'	^dza-ba₄-ba₄	[...]	Zababa
o i 45'45'	^dba-u₂	DAM-[BI MUNUS]	Bau = his female spouse
o i 46'46'	^dpap^pa-^ap-^su-^kalsukkal	SUKKAL [...]	Papsukkal = vizier of Zababa
o i 47'47'	^dU-GUR	SUKKAL [...]	Ugur = vizier of Nergal
o i 48'48'	^dši-i-šar-rat	DAM-[BI] ⸢MUNUS⸣	she is queen = his female spouse
o i 49'49'	^dab-U₂	ŠU<(^dAB.U₂)> [...]-⸢x⸣	AbU = AbU, (...)
o i 50'50'	[^dgu]-la	DAM-[BI] MUNUS	Gula = his female spouse
o i 51'51'	[^dnin-ŋir₂]-⸢su⸣	[...]	Ninŋirsu
o i 52'52'	[...]	[DAM-BI] MUNUS	BaU = his female spouse
o i 53'53'	[...]	[...]
o i 54'54'	[...]	[... ^dBA].⸢U₂⸣-KE₄	AbU = mother of Bau
o i 55'55'	[...]	[... ^dBA].⸢U₂⸣-KE₄	Kalkal-Bau = protective spirit of Bau
o i 56'56'	[...]	[... ^dBA].U₂	Ŋatumdug, Bau
o i 57'57'	[...]	[...]
o i 58'58'	[...]	[...]-⸢x⸣
Column ii
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o ii 1'o 1'	[...]	⸢ŠU⸣<(...)>
o ii 2'2'	[...]	[...] ⸢UDUG⸣ ^dBA.U₂-⸢KE₄⸣		NunaDI: three protective spirits of Bau
o ii 3'3'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o ii 4'4'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o ii 5'5'	[...]	[...] ⸢AGRIG([IGI].DUB)⸣ ^dBA.U₂-KE₄		(...): three stewards of Bau
o ii 6'6'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o ii 7'7'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o ii 8'8'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o ii 9'9'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
o ii 10'10'	[...]	ŠU<(...)> 5 DINGIR GUB.BA E₂.NINNU-KE₄		Lugalhušanikuranuila: five attendants? of the Eninnu
o ii 11'11'	^d⸢ušum-ur-saŋ-kur⸣-[ra-dib-dib-be₂]	ŠU<(^dUŠUM.UR.SAG.KUR.RA.DIB.DIB.BE₂)>		Ušumursaŋkuradibdibe
o ii 12'12'	[^d]gaba^ga-ḫuš-gu₂-⸢zubi⸣^zu-^bi-⸢abzu^?⸣	ŠU<(^dGABA.ḪUŠ.GU₂.ZUBI.ABZU)>		GabahušguzubiAbzu
o ii 13'13'	[^d]ušum⸢^u₂⸣-^šum-bar^ba-^ra-ŋešpu₂^ge-^eš-^pu-e₂-ninnu	ŠU<(^dUŠUM.BAR.GEŠPU₂.E₂.NINNU)>4		UšumbarŋešpuEninnu
o ii 14'14'	[^dkur]-ra-ḫuš-a-ni-nu-kuš₂-u₃	ŠU<(^dKUR.RA.ḪUŠ.A.NI.NU.KUŠ₂.U₃)>		Kurahušaninukušu
o ii 15'15'	[^d]⸢dug₄⸣-ga-lugal-a-ni-šag₄-ḫuŋ-ŋa₂	ŠU<(^dDUG₄.GA.LUGAL.A.NI.ŠAG₄.ḪUN.GA₂)>		Dugalugalanišaghuŋa
o ii 16'16'	[^d]⸢nita⸣ⁿⁱ-^ta-zi	ŠU<(^dNITA.ZI)>		Nitazi
o ii 17'17'	[^ddug₄]-ga-ni-zi	ŠU<(^dDUG₄.GA.NI.ZI)> [7] ⸢^gud⸣GUD₁₀ ^dNIN.GIR₂.⸢SU-KE₄⸣		Duganizi: seven advisers of Ninŋirsu
o ii 18'18'	[^dsaŋ]-⸢šu⸣-nu-ba	ŠU<(^dSAG.ŠU.NU.BA)>		Saŋšunuba
o ii 19'19'	[^dnin]-⸢gal⸣-KU	⸢ŠU⸣<(^dNIN.GAL.KU)>5		NingalKU
o ii 20'20'	[...]-⸢x⸣-na	ŠU<(...)>
o ii 21'21'	[^dud-men]-šu-ŋal₂	ŠU<(^dUD.MEN.ŠU.GAL₂)> 4 ^gudGUD₁₀ ^dBA.U₂-[KE₄]		Udmenšuŋal: four advisers of Bau
o ii 22'22'	[^d...]-x^šu-^šu-BUR₂	ŠU<(...)>
o ii 23'23'	[^dnin]-⸢^{d^?}⸣ba-u₂	ŠU<(^dNIN-^dBA.U₂)> GU.ZA.LA₂ ^dBA.⸢U₂⸣-[KE₄]		Nin-Bau, chair-carrier of Bau
o ii 24'24'	[^dnin-ti]-mud	^dNIN.TIN.UG₅.[GA]		Nintimud = Nintinuga
o ii 25'25'	[^dnin-ti]-⸢mud⸣-kalam-ma	MIN<(^dNIN.TIN.UG₅.GA)>		Nintimudkalama = Nintinuga
o ii 26'26'	[...]-⸢x-ga⸣	MIN<(^dNIN.TIN.UG₅.GA)>		Nintilauga? = Nintinuga
o ii 27'27'	[...]-⸢a⸣	MIN<(^dNIN.TIN.UG₅.GA)>		(...) = Nintinuga
o ii 28'28'	[...]	MIN<(^dNIN.TIN.UG₅.GA)>		(...) = Nintinuga
o ii 29'29'	[^dnin]-⸢tin-ug₅⸣-ga	MIN<(^dNIN.TIN.UG₅.GA)>		Nintinuga
o ii 30'30'	⸢^d⸣en-dag^da-^ag-ga	DAM ^dNIN.TIN.⸢UG₅.GA⸣-[KE₄]		Endaga = spouse of Nintinuga
o ii 31'31'	^den-a₂⸢^a⸣-nun	ama arḫuš ^dgu-la-[ke₄]	um-mi re-mi ^dMIN<(GU.LA)>	Enanun = compassionate mother of Gula
o ii 32'32'	^dpa-bil-saŋ	DAM-BI NITA *(P₂) DAM ^dGU.⸢LA⸣-[KE₄]		Pabilsaŋ = her male husband = spouse of Gula
o ii 33'33'	^dlugal-am-ur₅^ur-ra	MIN<(DAM-BI)> NITA *(P₂) DAM ^dGU.⸢LA⸣-[KE₄]		Lugamamura = her male husband = spouse of Gula
o ii 34'34'	^dnin-i₃-si-in-na	^dNIN.KAR.RA.⸢AK⸣		Ninisina = Ninkarrak
o ii 35'35'	^dnin-kar-ra-ak	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Ninkarrak
o ii 36'36'	^dNIN.IN.DUB.MIN<(ⁿⁱⁿ-^kar-^ra-^ak)> ^{a-na e-re-eš in dub-ba-ku}	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>6		Ninkarrak
o ii 37'37'	[^d]⸢x⸣-ib₂^ib-ba	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Kuraiba = Ninkarrak
o ii 38'38'	^d⸢x⸣-i₃^me-^er-ⁱ-^ku-^udkud	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Merikud = Ninkarrak
o ii 39'39'	^d  ^eNIN-NIG₂-gu₃^gu-babbar-ra	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>7		NINGARgubabbara = Ninkarrak
o ii 40'40'	^d  MIN.<(^e)>NIN-tug₂-niŋ₂-la₂-šu-du₇^tu-ⁿⁱ-^ig-^la₂-^la-^šu-^du	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		NINtugniŋlašudu = Ninkarrak
o ii 41'41'	^d  MIN.<(^e)>NIN-ni₉-ŋar-ra	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Ninniŋara
o ii 42'42'	^d  MIN.<(^e)>NIN-a₂-dam-kug-ga	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		NINadamkuga = Ninkarrak
o ii 43'43'	^dgu-la	⸢MIN⸣<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Gula = Ninkarrak
o ii 44'44'	^dnin-um-ma-sag₉-ga	⸢MIN⸣<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Ninummasaga = Ninkarrak
o ii 45'45'	^dme-me	⸢MIN⸣<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Meme = Ninkarrak
o ii 46'46'	^d⸢me⸣-me-sag₉-ga	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Memesaga = Ninkarrak
o ii 47'47'	^d  ^eNIN-iri	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		NINiri = Ninkarrak
o ii 48'48'	^d  MIN.<(^e)>NIN-mer^mi-^ir-sig^si-^ga	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		NIN-kirsig = Ninkarrak
o ii 49'49'	^d  MIN.<(^e)>NIN-iri-bil₂^bi	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>8		NINiribil = Ninkarrak
o ii 50'50'	^d  MIN.<(^e)>NIN-iri-kug-ga	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		NINirikuga = Ninkarrak
o ii 51'51'	^dama-ŋuruš^gu-^ru-^uš-e-ne	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Amaŋurušene = Ninkarrak
o ii 52'52'	^dga^ka-^kaga	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Kakka = Ninkarrak
o ii 53'53'	^de₂-a^e-dirig-ga	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Eadiriga = Ninkarrak
o ii 54'54'	^dum-me-ga-la₂-zi	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Ummegalazi = Ninkarrak
o ii 55'55'	^d  ^eNIN-ma₂-⸢gur₈⸣-ra	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		NINmagura = Ninkarrak
o ii 56'56'	^dama^a-^ma-^mu-^ruGI.KID.MAḪ	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Amamuru = Ninkarrak
o ii 57'57'	^dma₂-mu-un-^dudu₃	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		Mamundu = Ninkarrak
o ii 58'58'	^d  ^eNIN-ŋa₂^ga-bur-ra	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		NINŋabura = Ninkarrak
o ii 59'59'	⸢^d  MIN⸣.<(^e)>NIN-e₂-gi₄-a	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		NINŋagia = Ninkarrak
o ii 60'60'	[^d  MIN.<(^e])>NIN-e₂-ug₅-ga	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>9		NINŋauga = Ninkarrak
o ii 61'61'	[^dnin]-ḫalbi₃^!(ZA.MUŠ₃^g.KI-)lib	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		NINhalbilib = Ninkarrak
o ii 62'62'	[...]-⸢x⸣	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		(...) = Ninkarrak
o ii 63'63'	[...]-⸢x⸣	MIN<(^dNIN.KAR.RA.AK)>		(...) = Ninkarrak
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Reverse
Column i
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r i 1'r 1'	[^dnin]-⸢ḫi^?⸣-nun-na	ŠU<(^dNIN.ḪI.NUN.NA)>	Ninhenuna
r i 2'2'	⸢^dama-šu⸣-ḫal-bi	⸢x DINGIR GUB.BA⸣ [...]	Amašuhalbi: (...) of the attendant(s) of Gula
r i 3'3'	⸢^d⸣  ^eNIN-zu	ŠU<(^dNIN.ZU)>10	NINzu
r i 4'4'	⸢^d⸣bi-i-ir-tum	DAM^mu-^ut ^dMA.NUN.[GAL.LA-KE₄]	Birtu = husband of Nungal
r i 5'5'	⸢^dma^?⸣-nun-gal	DAM-⸢BI⸣ [MUNUS]	Manungal = his female spouse
r i 6'6'	⸢^d⸣nun-gal	MIN<(DAM-BI)> MUNUS	Nungal = his female spouse
r i 7'7'	⸢^d⸣  MIN.<(^{e^?})>NIN-e₂-kur-ra	MIN<(DAM-BI)> MUNUS	NINEkura = his female spouse
r i 8'8'	⸢^d⸣  MIN.<(^{e^?})>NIN-^dim-^gulMA₂.MUG	SUKKAL ^dMA.NUN.⸢GAL⸣.[LA-KE₄]	NINtargul = vizier of Nungal
r i 9'9'	⸢^d⸣nin-ḫar-ra-an-na	MAŠKIM^ra-^bi-^ṣu SAG [...]11	Ninguharana = primary baliff (of Nungal)
r i 10'10'	⸢^dnin⸣-ti-ḫal	UDUG ⸢E₂⸣-[A-KE₄]12	NINtihal = protective spirit of the temple
r i 11'11'	[^d]⸢du⸣-lum	DUMU-A.⸢NI⸣	the Chore = his son
r i 12'12'	[^d]⸢up⸣-lum	ŠU<(^dup-lum)>	the Louse
r i 13'13'	[^d] MIN.<(^up-^lum)>UḪ	MIN<(^dup-lum)> MIN ^gudGUD₁₀ ^dMA.[NUN.GAL.LA-KE₄]13	the Louse: two advisers of Nungal
r i 14'14'	⸢^d⸣[e]-⸢tu⸣-ra-am-mi	SUKKAL ^dbi-i-ir-⸢tum-KE₄⸣	"Do not let away!" = vizier of Birtu
r i 15'15'	^d[šu]-⸢sa₂⸣^sa-dug₄^du-ga	ŠU<(^dŠU.SA₂.DUG₄.GA)>14	Šusaduga
r i 16'16'	^dŋeš-šu	ŠU<(^dGIŠ.ŠU)>	the Manacles
r i 17'17'	^dŋeš-ŋir₃	ŠU<(^dGIŠ.GIR₃)>	the Fetters
r i 18'18'	^dŋeš-gu₂	ŠU<(^dGIŠ.GU₂)>	the Neckstock
r i 19'19'	^dŋeš-^šeše₃	ŠU<(^dGIŠ.ŠE₃)>	Ŋešše
r i 20'20'	^dŋeš-šar₂-⸢dab-dab⸣	ŠU<(^dGIŠ.ŠAR₂.DAB.DAB)>	Ŋeššardabdab
r i 21'21'	^dŋeš^ge-⸢^eš⸣-...PA	ŠU<(^dGIŠ.PA)>
r i 22'22'	^du₃-[nu]-LU	ŠU<(^dU₃.NU.LU)> 8 ^lu₂KIN.GI₄.A ^dMA.NUN.⸢GAL⸣15	Sleepless one: eight messengers of Nungal
r i 23'23'	^dnin-en-⸢nun⸣-PA	NIMGIR^na-^gir EN.NU.UN-[...]16	NinennunPA = herald of the watch
r i 24'24'	^dereš-ki-⸢gal⸣	^dal-la-⸢tum⸣	Ereškigal = Allatu
r i 25'25'	^dgu₃^gu-a-nu-⸢si⸣	MIN<(^dal-la-tum)>	Guanesi = Allatu
r i 26'26'	^dama-ab₂-zi-kur-kur-⸢ra⸣	MIN<(^dal-la-tum)>	Ama'abzikurkura = Allatu
r i 27'27'	^dal-la-⸢tum⸣	MIN<(^dal-la-tum)>	Allatu
r i 28'28'	^dgu₂-gal-an-⸢na⸣	⸢DAM⸣^mu-^us-^sa-BI ⸢NITA⸣	Gugalana = her male spouse
r i 29'29'	^dmar-tu-la₂-an-ki ad-⸢gi₄⸣-gi₄	*(P₂) AMA NAM.TAR.RA-KE₄17	Martula'anki, the adviser? = mother of Namtar
r i 29a'29a'	ḫu-mu-un-ze-er18	the Mouse
r i 30'30'	^d⸢nam-tar⸣	SUKKAL ^dEREŠ.KI.GAL-KE₄	Namtar = vizier of Ereškigal
r i 31'31'	^dḫuš-⸢bi-sag₉^?⸣	DAM-BI MUNUS	Hušbisag = his female spouse
r i 32'32'	^dḫe₂-dim₃(LUGAL.GAN)-[kug]	GAN^!.MUNUS-A.NI19	Hedimkug = his daughter
r i 33'33'	^d⸢šag₄-x⸣-[...]	muḫaldim^mu-^ḫal-^dim ^dninⁿⁱ-giri₃^gi-⸢^ri-^{da^?}-da⸣-[ke₄]20	(...) = cook of Ningirida
r i 34'34'	^dne-⸢x⸣-[...]	⸢ŠU⸣<(...)>
r i 35'35'	^d⸢x⸣-[...]	⸢ŠU⸣<(...)> MIN ⸢I₃.DU₈ ^dEREŠ.KI.GAL⸣-[KE₄]21	Ennugigi: two gatekeepers of Ereškigal
r i 36'36'	⸢^d⸣[...]	[er]-ṣe-tum ^dal-la-⸢tum⸣	(...) = the netherworld, Allatu
r i 37'37'	[...]	MIN<(er-ṣe-tum)>	(...) = netherworld
r i 38'38'	[...]	MIN<(er-ṣe-tum)>	(...) = netherworld
r i 39'39'	[...]	MIN<(er-ṣe-tum)>	(...) = netherworld
r i 40'40'	[...]	MIN<(er-ṣe-tum)>	(...) = netherworld
r i 41'41'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
r i 42'42'	[...]	MIN<(...)>
r i 43'43'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
r i 44'44'	[...]	MIN<(...)>
r i 45'45'	[...]	⸢x x x⸣ [...]
r i 46'46'	[...]	^lu₂KIN.GI₄.A ^d⸢x⸣-[...]	Death = messenger of Ereškigal?
r i 47'47'	[^dnam]-⸢uš₂⸣	MIN<(^lu₂KIN.GI₄.A)> ...	Death = messenger of Ereškigal?
r i 48'48'	[^dši-ta-tar]-⸢ru⸣	DUMU.MUNUS ^d⸢mu-tum⸣	Šitatarru = daughter of Death
r i 49'49'	[^dnin-a]-⸢zu⸣	ŠU<(^dNIN.A.ZU)>	Ninazau
r i 50'50'	[...]	MIN<(^dNIN.A.ZU)>	Ninazu
r i 51'51'	[...]	⸢DAM⸣-BI MUNUS22	Irda = his female spouse
r i 52'52'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
r i 53'53'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
r i 54'54'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
r i 55'55'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
r i 56'56'	[...]	⸢x⸣
r i 57'57'	[...]	[...]
r i 58'58'	[...]	[... ^d]NIN.GIR₃-KE₄	EN-ME-MU: seven sons of Ningirida
r i 59'59'	[...]	[...]
r i 60'60'	[...]	[...]
r i 61'61'	[...]	⸢ŠU⸣<(...)>
r i 62'62'	[...]	[... ^d]⸢NIN⸣.GIŠ.ZI.DA-KE₄	Ekurritu: 2 spouses of Ninŋešzida
r i 63'63'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
r i 64'64'	[...]	[...] ⸢NIN₉^?⸣ ^dNIN.GIŠ.ZI.DA-KE₄	(...) = two sisters of Ninŋešzida
r i 65'65'	[...]	ŠU<(...)>
Column ii
r ii 1'r ii 1'	[...]	[... ^d]⸢TIŠPAK.A-KE₄⸣	(...): two spouses of Tišpak
r ii 2'2'	[...]	MIN<(...)>
r ii 3'3'	[...]	MIN<(...)>
r ii 4'4'	[...]	⸢DUMU⸣ ^dTIŠPAK.A-KE₄	Nanšak = son of Tišpak
r ii 5'5'	[^d]  [...]⸢ištaran⸣	ŠU<(^dKA.DI)>	Ištaran
r ii 6'6'	[^d]  [...]DI.TAR	ŠU<(^dDI.KUD)>	Ištaran
r ii 7'7'	[^d]  [...]⸢ištaran⸣	MIN<(^dKA.DI)>	Ištaran
r ii 8'8'	^d  MIN.<(...)>IGI.ZA.MUŠ₃^g ^{i-gi šu-ba-ku}	MIN<(^dDI.KUD)>23	Ištaran
r ii 9'9'	^d  ^qu₂-^ud-^maTAR	SUKKAL ^dKA.DI-KE₄	Qudmaš = vizier of Ištaran
r ii 10'10'	^d ^ra-^a-^zuKUR	⸢^gud⸣GUD₁₀ ^dKA.DI-KE₄24	Rāšu = adviser of Ištaran
r ii 11'11'	^d  ^zi-^za-^nuKUR	⸢DUMU⸣-A.NI25	Zizanu = his son
r ii 12'12'	^dtur₃^tu-^ur-DIM₂ *(P₂) ma	ŠU<(^dTUR₃.DIM₂)>	TurDIM
r ii 13'13'	^di-tur₃-ma-ti-su	ŠU<(^di-tur₃-ma-ti-su)> MIN DINGIR GUB ^dKA.DI-KE₄	"He returned to his land": two attendants? of Ištaran
r ii 14'14'	^dlugal-er₉-ra	ŠU<(^dLUGAL.ER₉.RA)>	Lugalerra
r ii 15'15'	^dku₃-an-ne₂-si	DAM-BI MUNUS	Guanesi = his female spouse
r ii 16'16'	^dmes-lam-ta-e₃-a	ŠU<(^dMES.LAM.TA.E₃.A)>	Meslamtaea
r ii 17'17'	^dma-mi-e	DAM-BI MUNUS	Mami = his female spouse
r ii 18'18'	^dzi-mi-in-gi	SUKKAL ^dLUGAL.ER₉.RA-KE₄	Zimingi = vizier of LugalErra
r ii 19'19'	^dzi-ŋa₂-ar-si	SUKKAL ^dMES.LAM.TA.E₃	Ziŋarsi = vizier of Meslamtaea
r ii 20'20'	^d  ^ḫa-^arGUD	^lu₂KIN.GI₄.A ^dMAŠ.TAB.BA-KE₄	Har = messenger of Maštaba
r ii 21'21'	^dKAL.EDIN^bi-^ir-^du	bi-ir-du26	Birtu
r ii 22'22'	^dKAL.EDIN^šar-^ra-^bu	šar-ra-bu27	Šarrabu
r ii 23'23'	DINGIR.DINGIRⁱ-^la-^an	ŠU<(i-la-an)>28	the dual gods (Meslamtaea and LugalErra)
r ii 24'24'	^dmaš-tab-ba	i-lu ki-la₂-la-an	Maštaba = the dual gods (LugalErra and Meslamtaea)
r ii 25'25'	^d  MIN.<(^maš-^tab-^ba)>A.BI	MIN<(i-lu)> ki-la₂-la-an	Maštaba = the dual gods (LugalErra and Meslamtaea)
r ii 26'26'	^dKAL.EDIN.MIN<(^maš-^tab-^ba)>	MIN<(i-lu)> ki-la₂-la-an29	Maštaba = the dual gods (LugalErra and Meslamtaea)
r ii 27'27'	^dlugal-nam-tar-ra	ŠU<(^dLUGAL.NAM.TAR.RA)>	Lugalnamtara
r ii 28'28'	^dlugal-ab-ba	ŠU<(^dLUGAL.AB.BA)>	Lugala'abak
r ii 29'29'	^dNIN-u₉-na	DAM-BI MUNUS30	NINŋauna = his female spouse

r ii 30'30'	^dnergal	ŠU<(^dGIR₃.UNUG.GAL)>	Nergal
r ii 31'31'	DUB 5-KAM an ⸢^da-nu-um⸣		fifth tablet of the lexical series An Anum
r ii 32'32'	E₂.GAL ^mAN.ŠAR₂-DU₃-IBILA LUGAL ŠU₂ ⸢LUGAL⸣ [^kuraš-šur^ki]	Palace of Aššurbanipal, King of the world, [king of Assyria]
r ii 33'33'	ša ^dAK ^dtaš-me-tu₄ ⸢GEŠTU⸣-[MIN DAGAL^tu₄ iš-ru-ku-uš]	to whom Nabu and Tašmetum gifted broad understanding
r ii 34'34'	i-ḫu-uz-zu IGI-MIN na-mir-[tu₄ ni-siq ṭup-šar-ru-ti]	who has sharp eyes. The highest level of scribal art,
r ii 35'35'	[ša] ina LUGAL-MEŠ a-lik maḫ-[ri-ia]	a craft that among the kings who came before me
r ii 36'36'	[mam₂-ma] ⸢šip⸣-ru šu-a-tu la i-ḫu-[zu]	none had mastered,
r ii 37'37'	[ne₂-me-eq] [^d]AK ti-kip sa-an-tak-ki ma-la ba-⸢aš₂⸣-[mu]	the wisdom of Nabu, cuneiform, as much as there is,
r ii 38'38'	[ina DUB-MEŠ aš₂]-ṭur as-niq ab-re-e-ma	I wrote upon tablets, I checked and collated,
r ii 39'39'	[a-na ta-mar-ti ši-ta-as]-⸢si⸣-ia qe₂-reb E₂.GAL-ia u₂-kin	and placed in my palace for consultation and for me to read out.

1See Cavigneaux and Krebernik RlA 9, 447.

2Gloss occurs between the GAL and BUR2 signs.

3This entry is cited by Gong AOAT 268, 132.

4Gloss is written beneath entry.

5Probably a variant of {d}nin-gal-di: see Cavigneaux and Krebernik RlA 9: 359.

6This entry is cited by Cavigneaux and Krebernik RlA 9, 386. The actual order of the Sumerian entry is {d}NIN-{MIN<(nin-kar-ra-ak)>}IN-DUB.

7See Cavigneaux and Krebernik RlA 9, 360-361.

8See Cavigneaux and Krebernik RlA 9, 529. AO 5376 {d}nin-iri-NE

9See Cavigneaux and Krebernik RlA 9, 361, Marchesi LUMMA, 45. Note the gloss {d}{+e}NIN-NUN-un3-na of CBS 10805 (SLT 121) rev. i 5'.

10See Cavigneaux and Krebernik RlA 9, 490.

11Actual order of explanatory entry is MAŠKIM SAG{ra-bi-ṣu} [...].

12For the court of Nungal, see Cavigneaux and Krebernik RlA 9, 617.

13The MB Nippur exemplar UM 29-16-35 rev. 5 (Veldhuis JCS 52, 79) has {d}{MIN}UH = %sb MIN MIN A-[...].

14A full spelling of this entry is preserved in UM 29-16-35 rev 7 (Veldhuis JCS 52, 79).

15See Civil Hallo FS, 74. interpreted as u3-nu-ku (Civil Hallo FS 74) and RlA Nungal

16For a suggested emendation to {d}nin-en-zil-la2!(PA), see Civil Hallo FS 74. maṣṣartu

17For this entry, see Krebernik RlA 7, 379-380, who suggests that ad-gi4-gi4 functions as an epithet here.

18Krebernkik RlA 7, 380, Litke TBC 3, 188, and Fluckiger-Hawker Tier und Gott, 18, who note that the connection between the gloss and the previous entry is not entirely clear.

19Late (corrupted?) variant of Dimmekug: see Katz Image of the Netherworld, 396.

20Gloss occurs beneath entry in explanatory column, implying that the right column was to be understood as Sumerian here. This divine name is not completely preserved: see Krebernik RlA 9, 363.

21Compare the seven gatekeepers enumerated in VAT 9418 (KAR 142) iv 11-15: see Litke TBC 3, 189.

22The normal spouse of Ninazu is Ningirida: see Wiggermann RlA 9, 331, Krebernik RlA 9, 363.

23Actual order of left column entry is {d}IGI{MIN}{i-gi-szu-ba-ku}SZUBA.

24See Krebernik RlA 11, 263

25For this divine name see Fluckiger-Hawker Tier und Gott, 56.

26The actual order of the Sumerian entry is {d}KAL{bi-ir-du}-EDIN.

27The actual order of the Sumerian entry is {d}KAL{szar-ra-pu}-EDIN.

28The actual order of the Sumerian entry is DINGIR{i-la-an}-DINGIR.

29The actual order of the Sumerian entry is {d}KAL{MIN<(masz-tab-ba)>}-EDIN.

30See Cavigneaux and Krebernik RlA 9, 361. Note the gloss {d}{+e}NIN-NUN-un3-na of CBS 10805 (SLT 121) rev. i 5'.

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