Royal Letters
Ch. 1 (Royal Letters)
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Sargon Letters 1
Midas Of Phrygia Seeks Detente
The Correspondence of Sargon II, Part I: Letters from Assyria and the West

Miscellaneous Letters
Ch. 7 (Miscellaneous Letters)
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Sargon Letters 1
Gold and Silver Objects Sent to the King
The Correspondence of Sargon II, Part I: Letters from Assyria and the West

Letters from Guzana and Naṣibina
Ch. 13 (Letters from Guzana and Naṣibina)
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Sargon Letters 1
More Land to Bel-duri
The Correspondence of Sargon II, Part I: Letters from Assyria and the West

Letters from Western Provinces
Ch. 8 (Letters from Western Provinces)
No Iron to the Arabs!

Miscellaneous Letters
Ch. 7 (Miscellaneous Letters)
The Affair of Gidgidanu and His Brothers

Letters from Carchemish, Til-Barsip and Harran
Ch. 9 (Letters from Carchemish, Til-Barsip and Harran)
Oil for the Governor of Dur-Šarruken

Letters from Ṭab-šar-Aššur, the Treasurer
Ch. 3 (Letters from Ṭab-šar-Aššur, the Treasurer)
Inspecting Timber

Miscellaneous Letters
Ch. 7 (Miscellaneous Letters)
Finding Big Bull Colossi for the King

Letters from Ṭab-šar-Aššur, the Treasurer
Ch. 3 (Letters from Ṭab-šar-Aššur, the Treasurer)
Transporting Stone Thresholds on Boats Made in Assyria

Blessings and Rituals

Letters from Guzana and Naṣibina
Ch. 13 (Letters from Guzana and Naṣibina)
A Harmful Petition

Royal Letters
Ch. 1 (Royal Letters)
Pitching Camp on the Elamite Border

Letters from Ṭab-šar-Aššur, the Treasurer
Ch. 3 (Letters from Ṭab-šar-Aššur, the Treasurer)
A Message from Mitunu

Letters from the Lower Khabur
Ch. 11 (Letters from the Lower Khabur)
The People of Šadikanni and the Army

Letters from Raṣappa, Suhu and Laqe
Ch. 10 (Letters from Raṣappa, Suhu and Laqe)
(no title)

Letters from Raṣappa, Suhu and Laqe
Ch. 10 (Letters from Raṣappa, Suhu and Laqe)
A Visit to Hindanu

Varia and Unassigned
Ch. 14 (Varia and Unassigned)
Barley for Captives

Governor of Arbela Holding Back the King’s Men

Mustering the Chariotry of the Magnates

Royal Letters
Ch. 1 (Royal Letters)
The Widows of Fallen Soldiers

Summoning the Cavalry

Undesirable Business in Kumme

Towing Logs to Nineveh

The Throne of Destiny Cleansed

Catching Runaway Servants

Letters from Western Provinces
Ch. 8 (Letters from Western Provinces)
Ammili’ti at Riblah

Letters from Carchemish, Til-Barsip and Harran
Ch. 9 (Letters from Carchemish, Til-Barsip and Harran)
On Captives

Varia and Unassigned
Ch. 14 (Varia and Unassigned)
Settling Deportees in Marqasi

Letters from Nabu-dammiq
Ch. 12 (Letters from Nabu-dammiq)
Teams of Horses to Sinu and Nemed-Ištar

Varia and Unassigned
Ch. 14 (Varia and Unassigned)
The Akitu Chapel of Isana

Urarṭian Governor Defects to Assyria

Designing Houses in Calah

Summoning Holders of Government Property

Letters from Carchemish, Til-Barsip and Harran
Ch. 9 (Letters from Carchemish, Til-Barsip and Harran)
(no title)

Receiving Captives

Letters from Guzana and Naṣibina
Ch. 13 (Letters from Guzana and Naṣibina)
(no title)

Letters from Ṭab-ṣill-Ešarra, Governor of Assur
Ch. 4 (Letters from Ṭab-ṣill-Ešarra, Governor of Assur)
Arrival of Marduk-šum-iddin

Letters from Sin-ahhe-riba, the Crown Prince
Ch. 2 (Letters from Sin-ahhe-riba, the Crown Prince)
The Chariotry of the Palace Guard

Bring Your Tribute!

Measurements of Bull Colossi

Distributing Barley to the Magnates

The Gods of Muṣaṣir

Toll Dues

Letters from the Lower Khabur
Ch. 11 (Letters from the Lower Khabur)

Keeping an Eye on Harran and Halahhu

Letters from Raṣappa, Suhu and Laqe
Ch. 10 (Letters from Raṣappa, Suhu and Laqe)
On Išmanni-Aššur

On Bull Colossi

The River of Samaria Dries up

Collecting Barley

The Wife of the Treasurer

Master Builders to Work on a Bull Colossus

Letters from Calah
Ch. 5 (Letters from Calah)
On Bull Colossi in Tastiate

Letters from Sin-ahhe-riba, the Crown Prince
Ch. 2 (Letters from Sin-ahhe-riba, the Crown Prince)

Dragging Bull Colossi

On the Way to the Palace

Dealings with Arpad

On Dur-Šarruken

Letters from Ṭab-ṣill-Ešarra, Governor of Assur
Ch. 4 (Letters from Ṭab-ṣill-Ešarra, Governor of Assur)
On Carpenters and Architects

Making Doors

Letters from Calah
Ch. 5 (Letters from Calah)
Preparing for a Festival

Ullusunu on His Guard

Letters from Calah
Ch. 5 (Letters from Calah)
A Festival

Letters from Dur-Šarruken
Ch. 6 (Letters from Dur-Šarruken)

Brick Masons and the Bull Colossi of Dur-Šarruken

Išmanni-Aššur and Horses

Cattle for Troops

Letters from Ṭab-ṣill-Ešarra, Governor of Assur
Ch. 4 (Letters from Ṭab-ṣill-Ešarra, Governor of Assur)
Constructing Boats

Contacts With Elam

Counting Broken [...]

Building the Ziggurat

Campaigning in Ellipi

Soldiers Idling Time Away in Calah

On Shirking the King’s Work

On Fugitives

Letters from Nabu-dammiq
Ch. 12 (Letters from Nabu-dammiq)
News and Complaints

Looking for Timber on a Mountain

Arpad

The Conquest of Marqasi

Letters from Western Provinces
Ch. 8 (Letters from Western Provinces)
Hands Off My Granaries!

Tributaries on the Way to the Palace

Putting Carpenters to Work

Arabs Raid Sippar

Ferrying Straw and Fodder at Opis

Treaty With Gurdi

On Bronze Panthers and a Wood Store

Counting Timber after a Fire

Harvest in Hindanu

Arranging for Reserve Troops

The Road to Kar-Šamaš

Visitors from Babylon

How Do You Feed Your Horses?

A Messenger Kidnapped by a Tribe

Building a Palace in Ekallate

Moving the Army Across a River

The King of Ukku Meets Arije, King of Kumme

Digging a Ditch

A Message from the King of Ukku

Providing Jewels

The Ziggurat of Anu in Assur

Work on Ziggurats

Measurements of Doorposts

Settling a Dispute

Dadi-suri Denounces His Father

Festival of the Moon God

City Rulers Petition the King

The Best Chariot-Fighters in Town

Sending Borers to the King

Letters from Dur-Šarruken
Ch. 6 (Letters from Dur-Šarruken)
Receiving a ‘Shipment’ of People from Guzana

In the Land of Habhu

Sidonites in Nineveh

Dividing an Inheritance

Gold for a Winged Claw

Gardeners

Letters from Dur-Šarruken
Ch. 6 (Letters from Dur-Šarruken)
Fending off Accusations

An Earthquake at Dur-Šarruken

Letters from Sin-ahhe-riba, the Crown Prince
Ch. 2 (Letters from Sin-ahhe-riba, the Crown Prince)
Tribute of Commagene

More on the Cimmerian Defeat

The King of Urarṭu on the Offensive

Blessings and Flatteries

Philistine Troops in Arbela

A Report on the State of the Province

Merchants Petition the Palace

Merchants’ Dues

Merchants

(no title) (To the Vizier)

Gods Go to a Festival

Building a Private Army

These Nabateans are Yours

Urarṭian Emissaries Meet Captives

The Eunuchs of Aššur-ila’i

An Issue from the City of Nampigi

Arrival of Deportees

Clearing away Rubble from a Collapsed Wall

Letters from Nabu-dammiq
Ch. 12 (Letters from Nabu-dammiq)
Sending Men from Sinu to the King

A Messenger Returns from Birat

Inspecting and Counting Logs

Towing Logs

Organizing a Post Station

Boats Carrying Bull Colossi Sink

Transporting Cultic Objects to Assur

Casting Column Bases and Lions of Bronze

Measurements of Doors

A Land Grant to the Nabu Temple of Dur-Šarruken

Stationing Troops in Sinnu

Work on the Panthers, the Ziggurat and Boats

Cutting Timber with the Chief Eunuch

The Work Assignment of the Governor of Calah

The Bathroom of the Hilanu Palace

News of the King of Urarṭu

The Emblem of the Moon God

The Petition of the City Rulers

The Problem of Hungry Arabs

The Canal Inspector in Assur

My Troops are Scarce

Distributing Tribute and Audience Gifts

The Qappateans Put in Order

Choosing a Priest for the Aššur Temple

Raising Materials for Repair Work on the temples

Bringing Deportees into Cities

Mountaineers Defy the Governor

Reeds for the King’s Work

Levying Horses

More about Ilu-pija-uṣur

Distributing Cloaks to Soldiers

No Jewels in the Temple

Stones for Cleansing the Throne of Destiny

Reviewing Deportees

Tracking a Ninevite Scribe

The Case of Nabu-mušallim

Floods in Central Assyria

Shipping Saplings of Fruit Trees to Dur-Šarruken

Fetching Cedar and Cypress Saplings from Nemed-Ištar

Organizing the Cult of Dur-Šarruken

Meeting the King in Babylon

Collecting Barley for Palace Consumption

Sending Out Captives

Barley and Straw Taken from Desert Depots

Letters from the Lower Khabur
Ch. 11 (Letters from the Lower Khabur)
The King’s Work is a Burden on Me

Killing and Collecting Locusts

A Groom at a Drinking Place

Timber

Pulling up Apple Tree Saplings

Report on the Arabs

Master Builders at Work

The Obstinate Qappatean

Straw and Fodder for the Horses

Fighting Locusts

Searching for a Runaway

A Letter from the Recruitment Officers

The Story of Bel-nuri the Amiable

Transporting Basalt Slabs

Guarding the Grain Depots of Chariot Troops

The Royal Corps and Deportees at Harran

The King Of Urarṭu Defeated by the Cimmerians

A Man Wanted by the King

Speaking with the Ruqahu Tribe

Providing Sheep for Offerings at the Nabu Temple

Transporting Stone Thresholds

Gidgidanu and the Building of Dur-Šarruken

The Wall Behind the Image of Ištar Collapses

Straw for the Glazing of Bricks

The Corn Tax of the Samarians

Trouble in Tabal

Splitting Logs

Setting up a Divine Panther

Building the Town of Duru

The Priest of Nerab in Harran

A Man of Hamath in Irons

An Ambush on the Hill of Kawkab

The ‘Sons of Bought Men’ of Ekallate

Carchemish Under Assyrian Yoke

Military Moves in Babylonia

Dealing With the Puqudu

Anchored at Assur

Guarding a Bull Colossus

The Case of Ilu-pija-uṣur the Cohort Commander

A Messenger from Borsippa

Reclaiming Investments in Dur-Šarruken

Getting Stone Slabs Across the River

Collecting, Weighing, and Distributing Gold

Ašpabara Appointed King of Ellipi

On the Chief Confectioner (to the Governor of Calah)

Killing Locusts

Building a Bath

Give Straw or Die!

Engravers

On Aššur-bessunu

Aššur-šarru-uṣur Governor of Que

Measuring the Patti-Illil Canal

Treaties of the Seventh Century B.C.
Ch. 2 (Treaties of the Seventh Century B.C.)
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Treaties and Loyalty Oaths
Assurbanipal’s Treaty with Babylonian Allies
Neo-Assyrian Treaties and Loyalty Oaths

Treaties of the Ninth and Eighth Centuries B.C.
Ch. 1 (Treaties of the Ninth and Eighth Centuries B.C.)
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Treaties and Loyalty Oaths
Treaty of Šamši-Adad V with Marduk-zakir-šumi, King of Babylon
Neo-Assyrian Treaties and Loyalty Oaths

Treaties of the Seventh Century B.C.
Ch. 2 (Treaties of the Seventh Century B.C.)
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Treaties and Loyalty Oaths
Sin-šarru-iškun’s Treaty with Babylonian Allies
Neo-Assyrian Treaties and Loyalty Oaths

Treaties of the Seventh Century B.C.
Ch. 2 (Treaties of the Seventh Century B.C.)
Zakutu Treaty

Treaties of the Ninth and Eighth Centuries B.C.
Ch. 1 (Treaties of the Ninth and Eighth Centuries B.C.)
Treaty of Aššur-nerari V with Mati’-ilu, King of Arpad

Extract from a Treaty of Sin-šarru-iškun

Esarhaddon’s Treaty with Baal, King of Tyre

Assurbanipal’s Treaty with the Qedar Tribe

Oath of Loyalty to Esarhaddon

A Vassal Treaty

Accession Treaty of Esarhaddon

Sennacherib’s Succession Treaty

Esarhaddon’s Succession Treaty

Mystical and Cultic Explanatory Works
Ch. 6 (Mystical and Cultic Explanatory Works)
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Court Poetry
The Rites of Egašankalamma
Court Poetry and Literary Miscellanea

Epical Poetry in Praise of Assyrian Kings
Ch. 3 (Epical Poetry in Praise of Assyrian Kings)
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Court Poetry
Epical Narrative Relating to Assurbanipal’s Elamite Wars
Court Poetry and Literary Miscellanea

Royal Propaganda
Ch. 5 (Royal Propaganda)
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Court Poetry
Warning to Bel-eṭir
Court Poetry and Literary Miscellanea

Literary Letters
Ch. 4 (Literary Letters)
Letters to Assurbanipal from his Son

Literary Letters
Ch. 4 (Literary Letters)
A Petition to Assurbanipal

Elegaic and Other Poetry
Ch. 2 (Elegaic and Other Poetry)
Dialogue Between Assurbanipal and Nabû

Epical Poetry in Praise of Assyrian Kings
Ch. 3 (Epical Poetry in Praise of Assyrian Kings)
Fragment of a Royal Epic(?)

Epical Poetry in Praise of Assyrian Kings
Ch. 3 (Epical Poetry in Praise of Assyrian Kings)
Assurbanipal’s Wars in Elam

Hymns to Gods, Temples, Cities and Kings
Ch. 1 (Hymns to Gods, Temples, Cities and Kings)
Assurbanipal’s Hymn to Ištar of Nineveh

Hymns to Gods, Temples, Cities and Kings
Ch. 1 (Hymns to Gods, Temples, Cities and Kings)
Nanaya Hymn of Assurbanipal

Hymns to Gods, Temples, Cities and Kings
Ch. 1 (Hymns to Gods, Temples, Cities and Kings)
Assurbanipal’s Acrostic Hymn to Marduk and Zarpanitu

Assurbanipal’s Hymn to Aššur

Nanaya Hymn of Sargon II

Varia
Ch. 8 (Varia)
Childbirth Incantation and Ritual

Elegaic and Other Poetry
Ch. 2 (Elegaic and Other Poetry)
Elegy in Memory of a Woman

Letters from Gods
Ch. 7 (Letters from Gods)
Letter from Ninurta to an Assyrian King

Mystical and Cultic Explanatory Works
Ch. 6 (Mystical and Cultic Explanatory Works)
A Cultic Commentary

Letters from Gods
Ch. 7 (Letters from Gods)
Aššur’s Response to Assurbanipal’s Report on the Šamaš-šumu-ukin War

Letters from Gods
Ch. 7 (Letters from Gods)
Aššur’s Response to Assurbanipal’s Report on the Elamite Wars

Fragment of a Divine Letter

Epical Text Mourning the Death of a King

Literary Letters
Ch. 4 (Literary Letters)
Fragment of a Letter Praising Assurbanipal

Royal Propaganda
Ch. 5 (Royal Propaganda)
Defeat of Teumman and the Annexation of Elam

Letter from Aššur to Šamši-Adad V

Assurbanipal’s Hymn to Tašmetu and Nabû

Mystical and Cultic Explanatory Works
Ch. 6 (Mystical and Cultic Explanatory Works)
Marduk Ordeal (Assur Version)

Mystical Miscellanea

Assurbanipal’s Coronation Hymn

Hymn to the city of Arbela

Commentary to the Assyrian Cultic Calendar

Marduk Ordeal (Nineveh Version)

Varia
Ch. 8 (Varia)
Fragment Mentioning Gilgameš Epic

Assurbanipal’s Hymn to the Ištars of Nineveh and Arbela

Epic of Sargon II

Assurbanipal Epic

Paean to Assurbanipal after the Conquest of Elam

Fragment of an Adulatory Letter to a King

Royal Propaganda
Ch. 5 (Royal Propaganda)
Magic against Bel-eṭir

The Sin of Sargon

Myth Embedded in a Royal Ritual

Fragment of Aššur’s Response to a Royal Letter

Fragment of the Same Text as No. 42

Varia
Ch. 8 (Varia)
Your Slanderous Lips

Unidentified Literary Fragment

Psalm in Praise of Uruk

The Underworld Vision of an Assyrian Prince

Shalmaneser III’s Campaign to Urarṭu

Elegaic and Other Poetry
Ch. 2 (Elegaic and Other Poetry)
Righteous Sufferer’s Prayer to Nabû

Blessing for the City of Assur

Elegies Mourning the Death of Tammuz

Na’id-Šihu Epic

Queries - Unclassifiable (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 12 (Queries - Unclassifiable (Reign of Esarhaddon))
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Queries to the Sungod
Fragment of a Query on Behalf of Esarhaddon
Queries to the Sungod: Divination and Politics in Sargonid Assyria

Queries Relating to Asia Minor and Cappadocia (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 1 (Queries Relating to Asia Minor and Cappadocia (Reign of Esarhaddon))
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Queries to the Sungod
Should Assyrian Army Lay Siege to a Fortress of Mugallu of Melid?
Queries to the Sungod: Divination and Politics in Sargonid Assyria

Medical Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 10 (Medical Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))
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Queries to the Sungod
Fragment Similar to No. 192
Queries to the Sungod: Divination and Politics in Sargonid Assyria

Appointment Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 9 (Appointment Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Fragment Similar to No. 156

Queries Relating to Media (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 3 (Queries Relating to Media (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Fragment Similar to No. 66

Unassigned Military and Political Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 6 (Unassigned Military and Political Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Fragment of a Military Query

Queries Relating to Asia Minor and Cappadocia (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 1 (Queries Relating to Asia Minor and Cappadocia (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Will Mugallu Attack Mannu-ki-..., who is Besieging a Fortress?

Queries Relating to Šubria, Urarṭu, Scythia, and Mannea (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 2 (Queries Relating to Šubria, Urarṭu, Scythia, and Mannea (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Giving a Princess in Marriage to Bartatua, King of the Scythians

Queries Relating to Media (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 3 (Queries Relating to Media (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Will Dusanni of Saparda or Kaštaritu Appear before the City ...?

Queries - Unclassifiable (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 12 (Queries - Unclassifiable (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Fragment of a Query

Queries Concerning Written Plans (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 7 (Queries Concerning Written Plans (Reign of Esarhaddon))

Queries Relating to Media (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 3 (Queries Relating to Media (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Should Esarhaddon Send his Army against Kaštaritu?

Extispicy Reports - Unclassifiable (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 20 (Extispicy Reports - Unclassifiable (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Fragment of a Report

Should the Magnates March Deep into Media to Collect Tribute?

Queries - Varia (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 11 (Queries - Varia (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Dream(?) Seen by Prince Assurbanipal

Extispicy Reports - Varia (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 19 (Extispicy Reports - Varia (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Should Assurbanipal Perform Sacrifices before ...?

Extispicy Reports Concerning Appointment of Officials (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 18 (Extispicy Reports Concerning Appointment of Officials (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Will NN Make a Rebellion(?) against his Lord?

Extispicy Reports - Unclassifiable (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 20 (Extispicy Reports - Unclassifiable (Reign of Assurbanipal))

Extispicy Reports Concerning Other Military Affairs (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 17 (Extispicy Reports Concerning Other Military Affairs (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Fragment Referring to Messengers

Extispicy Reports - Unclassifiable (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 20 (Extispicy Reports - Unclassifiable (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Fragment of a Report Containing Blessings

Queries Relating to Šubria, Urarṭu, Scythia, and Mannea (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 2 (Queries Relating to Šubria, Urarṭu, Scythia, and Mannea (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Will Army of Assyria Retake Dur-Illil?

Queries Relating to Šubria, Urarṭu, Scythia, and Mannea (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 2 (Queries Relating to Šubria, Urarṭu, Scythia, and Mannea (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Fragment Similar to Nos. 35-36

Unassigned Military and Political Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 6 (Unassigned Military and Political Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Should NN be Sent to Lay Siege to and Conquer the City ...?

Appointment Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 9 (Appointment Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Should Esarhaddon Admit NN to his Entourage?

Should Esarhaddon Send NN with Army to Mannea?

Knudtzon, Gebete II, 1893, 83; SAA 04, 042
Kaštaritu Organizing War

Should Esarhaddon Send an Army to Siriš?

Unassigned Military and Political Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 6 (Unassigned Military and Political Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))
cf. Knudtzon, Gebete II, 1893, 183; SAA 04, 121
Fragment of a Military Query

Queries Relating to Asia Minor and Cappadocia (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 1 (Queries Relating to Asia Minor and Cappadocia (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Midas Sending for Troops

Knudtzon, Gebete II, 1893, 168; SAA 04, 015

Military Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 14 (Military Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Knudtzon, Gebete II, 1893, 114; SAA 04, 269
Query Concerning Ahseri, King of Mannea

Should Esarhaddon Send NN to ...?

Fragment of a Military(?) Query

Will Mugallu of Melid Attack Mannu-ki-...?

Medical Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 10 (Medical Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))

Same Tablet as no. 39

Queries Relating to Elam and Ellipi (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 4 (Queries Relating to Elam and Ellipi (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Has the Enemy Captured Ṣiṣṣirtu?

Fragment Similar to no. 108

Will Mugallu ...?

Will Scythians and Cimmerians Invade Bit-Hamban and Paršumaš?

Will Kaštaritu or Dusanni Conquer Kilman?

Should Governor of ... Advance to Salt Desert to Collect Tribute?

Will Scythian and Cimmerian Troops Invade Šamaš-naṣir?

Queries Relating to Egypt and the Levant (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 5 (Queries Relating to Egypt and the Levant (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Should Esarhaddon Go to Egypt and Wage War against Taharka?

Has Kaštaritu Made Sincere Approaches for Peace?

Queries Concerning Written Plans (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 7 (Queries Concerning Written Plans (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Fragment Similar to Nos. 129-130

Military Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 14 (Military Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Query Similar to No. 271

Queries Relating to Elam and Ellipi (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 4 (Queries Relating to Elam and Ellipi (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Will Chief Eunuch Ša-Nabu-šu Break the Siege of Ṣiṣṣirtu?

Will the King of Phrygia or Mugallu Attack a Fortress of Melid?

Queries - Varia (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 11 (Queries - Varia (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Query Concerning Urda-...

Will Mugallu of Melid ...?

Appointment Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 9 (Appointment Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Should Prince Assurbanipal Appoint NN to an Office?

Will Kaštaritu Defeat Assyrian Troops?

Will Kaštaritu Conquer Karibtu?

Extispicy Reports Concerning the Šamaš-šumu-ukin War (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 16 (Extispicy Reports Concerning the Šamaš-šumu-ukin War (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Is Šamaš-šumu-ukin Fleeing to Elam?

Extispicy Reports Concerning Appointment of Officials (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 18 (Extispicy Reports Concerning Appointment of Officials (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Fragment of a Query Concerning a Rumour

Extispicy Reports Concerning Appointment of Officials (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 18 (Extispicy Reports Concerning Appointment of Officials (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Will Sin-tabni-uṣur Side with Šamaš-šumu-ukin?

Extispicy Reports Concerning the Šamaš-šumu-ukin War (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 16 (Extispicy Reports Concerning the Šamaš-šumu-ukin War (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Will Nabu-bel-šumate Join the War?

Should Esarhaddon Appoint Sin-nadin-apli as Crown Prince?

Extispicy Reports Concerning the Šamaš-šumu-ukin War (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 16 (Extispicy Reports Concerning the Šamaš-šumu-ukin War (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Will the Army of Šamaš-šumu-ukin Leave Babylon?

Will the ... of Sin-šarra-uṣur Hear and Escape?

Assur-da’’in-šarru (cupbearer), [...] (haruspex), Marduk-šumu-uṣur, Dannaya (reporters)

Will the Elamites Mobilize and Join the War?

Fragment of a Report(?)

Extispicy Reports Concerning Other Military Affairs (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 17 (Extispicy Reports Concerning Other Military Affairs (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Will NN Make Common Cause with the Enemy?

Should Esarhaddon Send his Chief of Trade to Capture ...?

Queries Relating to Elam and Ellipi (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 4 (Queries Relating to Elam and Ellipi (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Has Urtaka Written Sincerely about Peace to Esarhaddon?

Will Šamaš-šumu-ukin Fall into the Hands of Assyrian Troops?

Will the Assyrian Army Prevail over Šamaš-šumu-ukin’s?

Should Assurbanipal Appoint Šarru-kenu to an Office?

Should Balṭi-nuriya Go to the Aid of Tune?

Fragment Concerning an Extispicy in Year 650

Knudtzon, Gebete II, 1893, 73-80; SAA 04, 043
Will Kaštaritu Conquer Kišassu?

Fragment of a Medical Query

Extispicy Reports - Varia (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 19 (Extispicy Reports - Varia (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Fragment Concerning a Dream

Fragment Mentioning Hubuškia

NN Sent to Que

Should Urda-... be Appointed as Priest of Sin?

Should NN be Appointed as Priest of Sin?

Should Nabu-šarru-uṣur be Appointed as Chief Eunuch?

Extispicy Reports Concerning Other Military Affairs (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 17 (Extispicy Reports Concerning Other Military Affairs (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Chief Eunuch Nabu-šarru-uṣur Sent to ...

Will Assyrian Soldiers Capture Šamaš-šumu-ukin?

Knudtzon, Gebete II, 1893, 133 ; SAA 04, 035
Will Scythian and Cimmerian Troops Invade Bit-Hamban?

Fragment Concerning an Extispicy in Year 652

Appointment and Medical Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 15 (Appointment and Medical Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Will Assurbanipal Recover from his Illness?

Will Mugallu or Iškallu Attack Chief Eunuch Ša-Nabu-šu?

Queries Concerning Written Plans (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Marduk-šumu-uṣur, Naṣiru, Bel-ušallim, Aqaraya, [...], Bel-iqiša, [...]
Ch. 7 (Queries Concerning Written Plans (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Should Esarhaddon Carry out a Written Plan?

Queries Relating to the Cult of Marduk (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 13 (Queries Relating to the Cult of Marduk (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Should Šamaš-šumu-ukin Escort the Statue of Marduk to Babylon?

Will the Chief Eunuch Drive Mugallu away from a Fortress of Melid?

Queries Relating to Egypt and the Levant (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 5 (Queries Relating to Egypt and the Levant (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Should Esarhaddon Go with his Army to Ashkelon?

Will Assyrian Troops Conquer Quhna, a Fortress of Mugallu of Melid?

Hostilities between Iškallu of Tabal and Mugallu of Melid

Fragmentary Query Concerning Kaštaritu

Messenger of Mugallu Sent to Conclude a Peace Treaty

Will Mannean Troops Capture Šarru-iqbi?

Will Kuzzurakeans, Tabaleans or Cilicians Invade Que?

Should Esarhaddon Appoint NN to the Service of Lady Niq’a?

Should Esarhaddon Send an Army to a Destination?

Should Esarhaddon Send his Messenger to Hubuškia?

Will Chief Eunuch Ša-Nabu-šu Capture Amul?

Will the Assyrian Army Conquer a City Named on Papyrus?

Will Kaštaritu Conquer Ušiši?

Should Esarhaddon Appoint NN as ‘Bishop’?

Should Esarhaddon Send his Messenger to Kaštaritu?

Giving a Princess in Marriage to NN

Appointment and Medical Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 15 (Appointment and Medical Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Should Assurbanipal, King of Assyria and Elam, Appoint NN ...?

Will Kaštaritu or Dusanni Conquer ...?

Military Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 14 (Military Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Will the Army of Assurbanipal Defeat the Manneans?

Esarhaddon Sending his Messenger to NN

Envoys of Assurbanipal Sent to the Cimmerians

Queries - Varia (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 11 (Queries - Varia (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Fragment of an Appointment(?) Query

Fragment Similar to Nos. 20-21

Should Esarhaddon Take a Medication?

Knudtzon, Gebete II, 1893, 98-99; SAA 04, 055

Fragment of an Appointment Query

Fragment Concerning the Priest(?) of Šarrat-Kidmuri

Fragment Concerning an Appointment or an Illness

Fragment Referring to the Troops of Assurbanipal

Troops of Assurbanipal in Nippur

Fragment Referring to the Troops(?) of Assurbanipal

Fragment Referring to Hardships of Travel

Will Scythians and Cimmerians Invade Bit-Hamban and Yašuh?

Esarhaddon and Dur-Illil

Query Similar to No. 156

Will Kaštaritu ...?

Should Esarhaddon Send Ša-Nabu-šu to Plunder ...?

Fragment Mentioning the King’s Illness

Should a Man Named on Papyrus be Sent against ...?

Knudtzon, Gebete II, 1893, 80-82; SAA 04, 041
Will Mamitiaršu of Media and Kaštaritu of Karkašši become Allies?

Should Sin-tabni-uṣur be Appointed over the Sealand?

Is Tammaritu Going to Invade Assyrian Territory?

Extispicy Reports - Varia (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 19 (Extispicy Reports - Varia (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Is the Rumour of Insurrection against Assurbanipal True?

Will Assurbanipal Survive this Insurrection?

Insurrection Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 8 (Insurrection Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))

Will Governors and Magnates Return Safely from Media?

Will Scythians Invade Assyria through Passes of Hubuškia?

Esarhaddon and Hubuškia

Will the Army of Assyria Defeat the Manneans?

Marduk-šumu-uṣur, Naṣiru, Tabni, [...], Nabu-šallim, Balasu, Sukinu, [...], Kudurru, Kaṣiru, [...]
Will Ursaya of Urartu Invade Šubria?

Will the King of Urartu ...?

Will Mugallu of Melid and Iškallu of Tabal Wage War?

Queries Relating to Egypt and the Levant (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 5 (Queries Relating to Egypt and the Levant (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Fragment Referring to Cyprus

Fragment Referring to Cargo Carried in a Ship

Should Prince Assurbanipal Send a Message to Arwad?

Should Prince Assurbanipal Send Nabu-šarru-uṣur to Egypt?

Should Assurbanipal Send Ša-Nabu-šu to Ellipi?

Will the City Lord of Nartu Array himself against Assyrian Troops?

Will a Plan Written on Papyrus Succeed?

Should Esarhaddon Carry out a Plan Written on Papyrus?

Is Esarhaddon Ill with ...?

Appointment and Medical Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 15 (Appointment and Medical Queries (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Is Assurbanipal Ill with the ‘Hand’ of ...?

Will the Queen Mother’s Illness Pass?

Is Lady NN Ill with the ‘Hand’ of Nanaya?

Queries Relating to the Cult of Marduk (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 13 (Queries Relating to the Cult of Marduk (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Should the Statue of Marduk be Loaded onto a Boat?

Queries Relating to the Cult of Marduk (Reign of Assurbanipal)
Ch. 13 (Queries Relating to the Cult of Marduk (Reign of Assurbanipal))
Query Similar to No. 264

Should Assurbanipal Appoint NN as Priest of Marduk?

Insurrection Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Marduk-šumu-uṣur, Naṣiru, Tabni, Aqaraya, Marduk-šumu-ibni, Bani, [...]
Ch. 8 (Insurrection Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Will There Be a Rebellion against Esarhaddon?

Insurrection Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon)
Ch. 8 (Insurrection Queries (Reign of Esarhaddon))
Can Esarhaddon Leave Calah Safely?

Should the Assyrian Army Go against a City Named on Papyrus?

Should Assurbanipal Admit NN to his Entourage?

Should Esarhaddon Take NN into his Entourage?

Should Esarhaddon Appoint NN to an Office?

Query Concerning a Rebellion in(?) Urartu

Fragment Referring to Rams

Fragment Referring to the King of Ashkelon

Should Prince Assurbanipal Frequent the Holy Places?

Should Assurbanipal Take a Medication?

Fragment of a Medical(?) Query

Will Chief Eunuch Recover Fortresses Lost to Manneans?

Should Chief Eunuch Nabu-šarru-uṣur be Sent to Gambulu?

Should Nabu-šarru-uṣur be Sent to Plunder Gambulu?

Will a Written Plan Succeed?

Will the Archers of Assurbanipal Sent to Babylon ...?

Will Kaštaritu Conquer Ṣubara?

Should Esarhaddon Send an Army to Plunder Karkašši?

Should Esarhaddon Send an Aramean Scribe to NN?

Will Chief Eunuch Ša-Nabu-šu be Attacked by the Egyptians?

Should Esarhaddon March to Trans-Euphrates and Ashkelon?

Cimmerian and Cilician Invasion of ...

Will Anyone Make a Rebellion against Prince Assurbanipal?

Query Concerning the God Daguna

Query Concerning an Illness of Assurbanipal

Query Concerning the Land

Should the Assyrian Army Wage War against Šamaš-šumu-ukin?

Is a Letter Sent to Assurbanipal Reliable?

Should Bani be Appointed as Priest of Anu?

Should Assurbanipal Appoint Sin-tabni-uṣur over Ur?

Fragment Referring to the Cimmerians

Will Šamaš-šumu-ukin Flee Babylon if Assyrians Take Sippar?

Should a Eunuch be Sent to a Destination Named on Papyrus?

Will NN Make a Rebellion against Esarhaddon and Assurbanipal?

Medical(?) Query Concerning Prince Assurbanipal

Will Prince Assurbanipal Get Well?

Fragment Referring to the Making(?) of the Statue of Marduk

Fragment Referring to the Shaving of the King

Should NN be Appointed as Royal Delegate in the Temple of ...?

Fragment Concerning the Son of Marduk-apla-iddina

Letters from Tušhan
Ch. 2 (Letters from Tušhan)
Copyright Giovanni B. Lanfranchi and Simo Parpola and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 1990. Lemmatised by Mikko Luukko, 2009-11, as part of the AHRC-funded research project “Mechanisms of Communication in an Ancient Empire: The Correspondence between the King of Assyria and his Magnates in the 8th Century BC” (AH/F016581/1; University College London). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
A Šubrian Emissary on His Way to the King
The Correspondence of Sargon II, Part II: Letters from the Northern and Northeastern Provinces

Letters from Kurbail and Nearby Provinces
Ch. 7 (Letters from Kurbail and Nearby Provinces)
Copyright Giovanni B. Lanfranchi and Simo Parpola and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 1990. Lemmatised by Mikko Luukko, 2009-11, as part of the AHRC-funded research project “Mechanisms of Communication in an Ancient Empire: The Correspondence between the King of Assyria and his Magnates in the 8th Century BC” (AH/F016581/1; University College London). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
The King of Urarṭu Gathers his Army
The Correspondence of Sargon II, Part II: Letters from the Northern and Northeastern Provinces

Letters from the King, the Crown Prince and the Treasurer
Ch. 13 (Letters from the King, the Crown Prince and the Treasurer)
Copyright Giovanni B. Lanfranchi and Simo Parpola and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 1990. Lemmatised by Mikko Luukko, 2009-11, as part of the AHRC-funded research project “Mechanisms of Communication in an Ancient Empire: The Correspondence between the King of Assyria and his Magnates in the 8th Century BC” (AH/F016581/1; University College London). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Ferrying Some Thresholds Without Boats
The Correspondence of Sargon II, Part II: Letters from the Northern and Northeastern Provinces

Letters from the Rab Šaqe Province
Ch. 4 (Letters from the Rab Šaqe Province)
Master Builders and Apprentices

Letters from Kurbail and Nearby Provinces
Ch. 7 (Letters from Kurbail and Nearby Provinces)
Delays in Timber Delivery

Letters from the King, the Crown Prince and the Treasurer
Ch. 13 (Letters from the King, the Crown Prince and the Treasurer)
Trees for the Royal Orchards

Letters from Kumme and Ukku
Ch. 6 (Letters from Kumme and Ukku)
An Urarṭian Woman on the Throne of Habhu

Giving Bricks to the Magnates

Letters from the Rab Šaqe Province
Ch. 4 (Letters from the Rab Šaqe Province)
Chariot Troops from Que

Letters from Kumme and Ukku
Ch. 6 (Letters from Kumme and Ukku)
Where Did All That Wine Go?

Assembling Troops for War and Counting Rations

Letters from Vassal Kings and Bit-Zamani
Ch. 3 (Letters from Vassal Kings and Bit-Zamani)
Troops in Hubuškia

Letters from Mazamua
Ch. 10 (Letters from Mazamua)
Sending a Message to Mannea

Letters from Tušhan
Ch. 2 (Letters from Tušhan)
Argisti Puts Pressure on Hu-Tešub of Šubria

Letters from Vassal Kings and Bit-Zamani
Ch. 3 (Letters from Vassal Kings and Bit-Zamani)
Receiving a Shipment of Animals and Wagons

Letters from Eastern Kurdistan
Ch. 8 (Letters from Eastern Kurdistan)
Curbing a Slave Trader

Letters from Kurbail and Nearby Provinces
Ch. 7 (Letters from Kurbail and Nearby Provinces)
Log Towing

Letters from Nashir-Bel
Ch. 1 (Letters from Nashir-Bel)
Building a Town, a Fort and a Palace

Letters from Mazamua
Ch. 10 (Letters from Mazamua)
Not All Reap What They Sow

Letters from the Rab Šaqe Province
Ch. 4 (Letters from the Rab Šaqe Province)
Assembling Troops

Letters from Tušhan
Ch. 2 (Letters from Tušhan)
Problems in Cutting Timber in Šubria

Letters from Kumme and Ukku
Ch. 6 (Letters from Kumme and Ukku)
Kill the Assyrian Delegate!

Fragmentary Letters Relating to Urarṭu and Zikirtu
Ch. 9 (Fragmentary Letters Relating to Urarṭu and Zikirtu)
Report on an Urarṭian Defeat

Defense Against Accusations

Urarṭian Movements in Waisi

Fragmentary Letters Relating to Urarṭu and Zikirtu
Ch. 9 (Fragmentary Letters Relating to Urarṭu and Zikirtu)
Military Movements in the Urarṭian Camp

Fragmentary Letters Relating to Urarṭu and Zikirtu
Ch. 9 (Fragmentary Letters Relating to Urarṭu and Zikirtu)
Fragment of a Report on Urarṭu

On an Army Unit

Logdriving in Isana

A Letter to the Treasurer

Letters from Eastern Kurdistan
Ch. 8 (Letters from Eastern Kurdistan)
Summoning a Chariot-Man

Letters from Vassal Kings and Bit-Zamani
Ch. 3 (Letters from Vassal Kings and Bit-Zamani)
A Wronged Vassal

Military Movements in the Northeast

Letters from Šamaš-belu-uṣur, Governor of Arzuhina
Ch. 11 (Letters from Šamaš-belu-uṣur, Governor of Arzuhina)

Anticipating Criticism

The Kummeans versus the Royal Delegate

The King of Šubria Refuses to Extradite Deserters

Joint Sacrifices

Arrests in Kumme

Argisti’s Message to the Kummeans

Bricks for Dur-Šarruken

Letters from Eastern Kurdistan
Ch. 8 (Letters from Eastern Kurdistan)
Forwarding Local Rulers to the King

Arrested by the Governor

Stormy Night

Working and Loading Bull Colossi

Appointing an Attendant to a Eunuch

Letters from Nashir-Bel
Ch. 1 (Letters from Nashir-Bel)
Floating Logs down the River

No Water in the River

Fragment of a Report on Urarṭu

Letters from Mazamua
Ch. 10 (Letters from Mazamua)
Opening the Treasury

Letters from Šamaš-belu-uṣur, Governor of Arzuhina
Ch. 11 (Letters from Šamaš-belu-uṣur, Governor of Arzuhina)
A Military Review

Military Operations in Mannea

Letters from the King, the Crown Prince and the Treasurer
Ch. 13 (Letters from the King, the Crown Prince and the Treasurer)
A Journey to Dur-Šarruken

Fragment Mentioning Šulmu-beli

Letters from Nashir-Bel
Ch. 1 (Letters from Nashir-Bel)

Fragment Referring to a Bull Colossus

Fragment of a Report on Mannea

Fragment Referring to Zikirtu

Log Driving

Fetching Beams

Assembling Troops

Distributing Corn

Delivery of Barley

Beams from the Zagros

Raising Bull Colossi in Adia

A Coup d’État in Urarṭu

Palace Reliefs

Providing for Troops

Allocating Fields for Garrison Troops

Dividing the Booty

Military Matters

Exchanging Messengers

A Letter from Hubuškia

Arrival of Tributaries

The Hubuškian has Arrived

Military Operations in Muṣaṣir

Fragment Mentioning an Interpreter

A Matter of Loyalty

Oxen and Wagons

Urarṭian Subjects Submit to Assyria

An Attack on Urarṭian Border Forts

Keeping Watch with Exempted Men

Bringing Soldiers into Eziat

Distributing Provisions

Fragment of a Military Report

A Sealed Royal Order

Supplying Oxen and Sheep

Sending People to Palace

On the Road Again

Letters from Šamaš-belu-uṣur, Governor of Arzuhina
Ch. 11 (Letters from Šamaš-belu-uṣur, Governor of Arzuhina)
Fragment Concerning Criminals

Fragment Reporting on Rainfall

Transport of Beams

Work on a Bull Colossus and Stone

Messenger from Hubuškia

The Defeat of the King of Urarṭu

News from the Urarṭian Border

Military Movements in Mannea

News of Urarṭu

Military Movements in Urarṭu

Fragment Concerning Public Works

Rendezvous

Inspecting Bronze and Wooden Objects

Too Much Snow

Fragment Referring to Messengers and Timber

Fragment Referring to a Messenger

Fragment Referring to Public Works

Arrival of a Royal Messenger

Steady Rain

Fragment Concerning Tree Trunks

An (Urarṭian?) Defeat

Reviewing Cavalry and Chariot Troops

Troubles in Urarṭu

Refusal to Transport Saplings

Having an Official Whipped

Returning from the River

Where are the King’s Logs?

Merchants Killed and Detained

Cherchez la Femme

Fragment Mentioning Aza, King of Mannea

Guarding the Camp

Urzana has Left the Town

Cimmerian Invasion of Urarṭu

Protest against False Accusations

Complaint on Lack of Straw

All Quiet on the Northern Front

Leave me Some Booty, Please

Complaint on Disobedience

Soldiers Captured by the Šubrians

Revolt against the King of Urarṭu

An Ukkean Messenger and his Dispatch

SAA 05, 092; Deller Zagros 098; RCAE III 065+
The Urarṭian King Gathers his Troops after Defeat

Troop Movements in Kumme

Spying on the Urarṭian Capital

Horses from the East

An Axe Maker from Damascus

Subjugating Bit-Amukani

No News is Good News

Exempt Land Provides no Straw

King of Zikirtu as Horse Trader

For his Royal Ears Only

Resettling Captives

Taking over the Forts of Allabria

Urarṭian Offensive against Mannea and Zikirtu

Feeding the Troops

Capturing Runaways

Imposing the King’s Treaty

Building a Fort and Houses for Deportees

A Murderer Flees to Šubria

Šubrian Emissaries on their Way to the King

Finishing the ‘Winged Hoof’

Waiting for Scouts to Come back

Horses for the King

Time to Set Out for a Campaign

Sending Boys to War

Portrait of a Vassal

Preparing for War in Mannea

Flooded by Refugees

The Urarṭian Troops Set out to Muṣaṣir

The Mannean King Raids Urarṭian Cities

When the King Established the Debt Remission

Post Stations and Criminals

Urarṭian Governors in Muṣaṣir

Settling a Complaint by the Augurs

Nabu-ereš under Surveillance

Urarṭu Gets Ready for War

Red Wool for the King

SAA 05, 162; Deller Zagros, 108; cf. ADD 1096 and SAAB 3, 88
Zaba-iqiša Joins the Camp of Rusa

The Urarṭian Troops Concentrate in Waisi

Troops from Muṣaṣir Summoned by the King

Insults and Accusations

Arrival of Foreign Princes with Horse Tribute

Second-Rate Logs will not Do

Report on Timber Transport

Houses in the Environs of Kumme

The Army of Urarṭu on the March

Tension on the Urarṭian Border

Felling Trees in Šubria

People from a Mountain Town

Pulling up Fruit Tree Saplings

King of Urarṭu Facing Battle with Sargon

A Babylonian Asks for Audience

Buying Horses in the East

The Kummean Leaders Comply with the King

Attacks on Forts

Request for Beams, Gold and Steel

Retrieving Captured Soldiers

Barley to Mazamua

Manhunt

Preparing for Battle with Urarṭian Troops

Criminals Again

Clearing up the Royal Road to Mazamua

The Urarṭian King Flees and his Son is Made King

A Visit by Duri-Adad and a Royal Delegate

Cutting Timber in Urarṭian Territory

Meeting the King on the Way

Transporting Logs

A Captured Informer

A Chaldean Bodyguard

Having Mares Serviced

Precious Stones

A Letter of Excuse

Request for New Carts

Fragment Concerning a Royal Utterance

Fragment on Allegations

Fragment Concerning a Royal Order

The King Gets an Old Boat

Sheep from Dur-Yakin

Orders to Magnates

King of Hubuškia Arrives with Tribute

Urzana on his Way to Assyria

Appointing a City Lord

Buying Ungelded Bulls

A Message from Hubuškia

Emissaries from Labdudu

The Forts are Fine

Forwarding Hewn Stone Objects

Transporting Stone Thresholds and Raising a Bull Colossus

Letter of Accompaniment

News from Šubria

Inspecting Deportees

Paying the Corn Tax

Fragment Referring to Oxen

Carnelian from Kumme

Fragment Referring to Military Operations and Spies

A Visit by Urzana’s Brother

Ullusunu Bribes Aššur-le’i of Karalla

Building Forts

Report on the Urarṭian Camp

An Urarṭian Governor in Muṣaṣir

A Sanctuary for Fugitives

The Governor of Dur-Šarruken Wants More Fields

Chaldeans in Bit-Zamani

The King of Muṣaṣir Taken to Urarṭu

Arrival of Rams

Heavy Rain

The Foul Dealings of the Deputy

Problems with Sheep

Purge in an Urarṭian Province

King of Uraṭu Sacrificing on a Campaign

Rain and Travel Problems

Revolt in Urarṭu

Moving Bull Colossi Across the River

A Case Concerning a Town

Envelope of the Previous Letter

News from Mannea

Information about the King of Hubuškia

Building the City Wall of Dur-Šarruken

SAA 05, 144; CTN 2, 243; cf. Deller Zagros, 104
Cimmerians and the Urarṭian King

An Arrival Report

Fragment of a List of Valuables

Smugglers on the Assyrian Border

A Case Against the Governor

Copyright Theodore Kwasman and Simo Parpola and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 1991. Lemmatised by Melanie Groß, 2010-11, as part of the FWF-funded research project “Royal Institutional Households in First Millennium BC Mesopotamia” (S 10802-G18; University of Vienna). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Legal Transactions 1
Fragment of a Slave Sale (694-V-15)
Legal Transactions of the Royal Court of Nineveh, Part I: Tiglath-Pileser III through Esarhaddon

Mušallim-Issar, Village Manager of the Chief Eunuch
Ch. 1 (Mušallim-Issar, Village Manager of the Chief Eunuch)
Copyright Theodore Kwasman and Simo Parpola and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 1991. Lemmatised by Melanie Groß, 2010-11, as part of the FWF-funded research project “Royal Institutional Households in First Millennium BC Mesopotamia” (S 10802-G18; University of Vienna). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Legal Transactions 1
Mušallim-Issar Buys a Servant (729-III-3)
Legal Transactions of the Royal Court of Nineveh, Part I: Tiglath-Pileser III through Esarhaddon

Bahianu, Village Manager of the Stewardess
Ch. 5 (Bahianu, Village Manager of the Stewardess)
Copyright Theodore Kwasman and Simo Parpola and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 1991. Lemmatised by Melanie Groß, 2010-11, as part of the FWF-funded research project “Royal Institutional Households in First Millennium BC Mesopotamia” (S 10802-G18; University of Vienna). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Legal Transactions 1
A Barley Loan Paid Back to Bahianu (685-VII)
Legal Transactions of the Royal Court of Nineveh, Part I: Tiglath-Pileser III through Esarhaddon

Duplicate of the Previous Text (680-VII-21)

Zazi Loans 20 Minas of Silver (711-I-21)

Mannu-ki-Arbail, Cohort Commander
Ch. 10 (Mannu-ki-Arbail, Cohort Commander)
Mannu-ki-Arbail Loans Silver to Ahuni (673-II-1)

Note of Silver Owed to Bel-lamur (686-VIII-20)

Dannaya
Ch. 12 (Dannaya)
Note of Silver Owed to Dannaya (676-III-4)

Fragment of a Debt-Note (672-I-26)

Silim-Aššur
Ch. 11 (Silim-Aššur)
Note of Silver Owed to Silim-Aššur (672-III-29)

Dummuqa is Owed 5 1/2 Minas of Silver by 6 Men (688-XII-25)

Mannu-ki-Arbail, Cohort Commander
Ch. 10 (Mannu-ki-Arbail, Cohort Commander)
Note of Silver Owed to Mannu-ki-Arbail (678-VI-6)

Royal Charioteers
Ch. 4 (Royal Charioteers)
Šumma-ilani Loans Three Minas of Silver (684-I-10)

Royal Charioteers
Ch. 4 (Royal Charioteers)
Envelope of the Preceding Text (684)

Nabu-remanni Loans 5 Shekels of Silver (682-VII-5)

Sangu-Issar Loans Silver (680-VII-21)

Aplaya, 'Third Man' of Arda-Mullissi, Crown Prince
Ch. 7 (Aplaya, 'Third Man' of Arda-Mullissi, Crown Prince)
Aplaya Loans Three Minas of Silver (686-V-2)

Bahianu, Village Manager of the Stewardess
Ch. 5 (Bahianu, Village Manager of the Stewardess)
Note of 7 Minas of Copper Owed to Bahianu (693)

Royal Charioteers
Ch. 4 (Royal Charioteers)
Note of Silver Owed to Šumma-ilani (681-VII-4)

Bahianu, Village Manager of the Stewardess
Ch. 5 (Bahianu, Village Manager of the Stewardess)
Note of 10 Minas of Copper Owed to Bahianu (695-IX-3)

Sin-šarru-uṣur, Prefect, Loans 4 Minas of Silver (693)

Debt-note for iškaru Silver (692-VI-29)

Šumma-ilani Loans Silver for 50 Percent Interest (695-I-12)

Remanni-Adad, Assurbanipal’s Charioteer
Ch. 15 (Remanni-Adad, Assurbanipal’s Charioteer)
Remanni-Adad Loans 10 Minas of Silver (665-X-22)

Mušallim-ilu Loans Silver (685)

A Silver Loan (676-VII-1)

Mannu-ki-Arbail, Cohort Commander
Ch. 10 (Mannu-ki-Arbail, Cohort Commander)
Mannu-ki-Arbail Loans Copper (676-III-11)

Silim-Aššur
Ch. 11 (Silim-Aššur)
Note of Silver Owed to Silim-Aššur (671-VIII-29)

Note of Silver Owed to Eriba-Adad (670)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Loans Copper (687-VII-20)

Silim-Aššur
Ch. 11 (Silim-Aššur)
Note of 12 Minas of Silver Owed to Silim-Aššur (670-VII-11)

Sin-remanni Loans Two Minas of Silver (683)

Aplaya, 'Third Man' of Arda-Mullissi, Crown Prince
Ch. 7 (Aplaya, 'Third Man' of Arda-Mullissi, Crown Prince)
Aplaya Loans 1/2 Mina of Silver (683-I-25)

Harem Governesses and Other Royal Women
Ch. 13 (Harem Governesses and Other Royal Women)
Fragment of a Silver Loan

Fragment of a Debt-Note (673-XIIa-21)

Aplaya, 'Third Man' of Arda-Mullissi, Crown Prince
Ch. 7 (Aplaya, 'Third Man' of Arda-Mullissi, Crown Prince)
Aplaya Loans Silver (690-VII)

Harem Governesses and Other Royal Women
Ch. 6 (Harem Governesses and Other Royal Women)
Addati, Harem Governess, Lends Two Minas of Silver (694-VIII-1)

Harem Governesses and Other Royal Women
Ch. 6 (Harem Governesses and Other Royal Women)
A Harem Woman Buys 27 Persons With their Property (681-VI-27)

Remanni-Adad, Assurbanipal’s Charioteer
Ch. 15 (Remanni-Adad, Assurbanipal’s Charioteer)
Remanni-Adad Loans Silver against Pledge (666)

The Governess Forfeits a Pledged Field

Dannaya
Ch. 12 (Dannaya)
Dannaya Takes 210 Hectares of Land for a Silver Debt (672-XII-4)

Remanni-Adad, Assurbanipal’s Charioteer
Ch. 15 (Remanni-Adad, Assurbanipal’s Charioteer)
Remanni-Adad Loans Silver (668-II-10)

Lady Indibi Loans 17 Minas of Silver (693-V-9)

Tariba-Issar Takes Land as Security for a Debt (692)

Abi-rami, Sister of the Queen Mother, Leases Land (674-III-11)

Marduk-belu-uṣur, ‘Third Man’ of Ša-Nabu-šu, Acquires a Field

Pledge of a Woman (677-XII-7)

Inner Tablet of the Previous Text (680-IV-6)

Edu-šallim Borrows Silver (680-II-16)

Mušallim-Issar, Village Manager of the Chief Eunuch
Ch. 1 (Mušallim-Issar, Village Manager of the Chief Eunuch)
Mušallim-Issar Purchases Slaves (742-XI-26)

Note of Silver Owed to Silim-Aššur (679-III-12)

Duplicate of the Previous Text (679)

Note of Silver Owed by Mannu-ki-Ninua (683-VI-25)

A Building Contract (734)

A Fragmentary Loan Document (675)

Silim-Aššur Loans 10 Shekels of Silver (670-II-10)

Pre-payment for a Slave (687-VII-18)

Inner Tablet of the Previous Text (669-VII-13)

Edu-šallim Loans Silver (669-VII-23)

Note of Copper Owed to Sin-remanni

Restitution of Damages to Šumma-ilani (700)

Note of Silver and Barley Owed to Silim-Aššur (680-III)

Remanni-Adad Loans Silver, 75 Rams, and a Heifer (664-X-25)

Duplicate of the Previous Text (664-X-25)

Dannaya
Ch. 12 (Dannaya)
Note of Two Camels Owed to Dannaya (674-VII-14)

Note of Sheep Owed to Dannaya (673-II-7)

Note of Sheep Owed to Silim-Aššur (680-III)

The Governess Loans Sheep (694-XII-10)

Note of Rams, Oxen, etc. owed to Remanni-Adad (671-I-1)

Envelope of the Preceding Text (683-X-25)

A Wine Loan (683-X-25)

Note of 5 Homers of Wine Owed to Silim-Aššur (675-XII-5)

A Futures Contract in Wine (687-IX-3)

Another Wine Transaction of Silim-Aššur (674-II)

Note of 1,200 Litres of Oil Owed to Šumma-ilani (681-V-21)

Bahianu Loans Two Homers of Barley (685-I-27)

Bahianu Loans 4 Homers of Barley (682-I-21)

Note of 23 Homers of Barley Owed to Bahianu (688-IV-23)

Bahianu Loans 4 Homers of Barley (686-VI-29)

Bahianu Loans Three Homers of Barley (682-I-25)

12 Persons Borrow Barley from Bahianu

Aššur-ibni Loans Barley (694)

Bahianu Loans Three Homers of Barley (704-I)

Bahianu Loans 10 Homers of Barley (684-III-21)

Bahianu Loans Barley (682-II-10)

Tarhundapi Loans Barley (700)

Duplicate of the Previous Text (688-IV-23)

Bahianu Loans 4 Homers of Wheat (684-IX)

Note of a Mule Owed to Mannu-ki-Arbail (679-XI-15)

Sailu Pays Off His Debts to Šamaš-ila'i (683-III-7)

A Fragmentary Sale Document (692-1)

A Court Decision on Behalf of Sangu-Issar (679-XII-10)

The Governess Gets a Fine (694-XII-10)

A Court Decision Concerning Property of a Prince (680-XI-27)

Pledging Gabbu-Adad to Mannu-ki-Arbail (676-XI-10)

A Court Decision Regarding an Estate of Silim-Aššur

Remanni-Adad Purchases a Weaver (670-VI-20)

Remanni-Adad Buys a Slave

Ahi-milki Buys a Slave (676-VIII-17)

Bahianu Redeems a Bondman (700-V-5)

Dannaya Buys a Slave (672-VI-5)

Atuehu, 'Third Man,' Buys a Slave (697-X-7)

Mušallim-Issar, Village Manager of the Chief Eunuch
Ch. 1 (Mušallim-Issar, Village Manager of the Chief Eunuch)
Mušallim-Issar Buys a Slave

Šamaš-abu-uṣur Buys a Slave (670)

Remanni-Adad Buys a Baker (669)

Remanni-Adad Buys a Slave (667-XII-16)

Silim-Aššur Buys a Boy (675-XII-l)

Duplicate of the Previous Text (669)

Fragment of a Slave Sale (692-IX-4)

Purchase of a Slave (698-VII-18)

Purchase of a Slave (677-X-1)

Šumma-ilani Buys a Donkey Driver

Tarhundapi Buys a Slave (698-XII-30)

Duplicate of the Preceding Text (670)

Remanni-Adad Buys a Eunuch (667-I)

Aplaya, 'Third Man' of the Crown Prince, Buys a Slave (694-VII-12)

Remanni-Adad Acquires a Camel Driver (670-I-28)

Remanni-Adari Purchases a Slave

Šumma-ilani Buys a Maid (680)

Tabni-Issar Buys a Maid (681-II-5)

A Woman Purchases a Maid (682-XI-7)

Purchase of a Woman (687-IV-15)

Šumma-ilani Buys a Maid (682)

Addati, Governess, Purchases a Woman

Purchase of a Woman (687-III)

Duplicate of the Preceding Text

Silim-Aššur Buys a Maid

Purchase of a Maid

Se’ -madi, Village Manager of the Crown Prince
Ch. 8 (Se’ -madi, Village Manager of the Crown Prince)
Se’-madi, Village Manager, Buys 7 More Slaves (680-VII)

Purchase of Slaves (684-II-8)

Se’ -madi, Village Manager of the Crown Prince
Ch. 8 (Se’ -madi, Village Manager of the Crown Prince)
Se’-madi, Village Manager, Buys 7 Slaves (681-XII-16)

Ahi-ṭalli, Governess, Buys Three Slaves (686-XII-18)

Šumma-ilani, Chariot Driver, Buys Three Slaves (709-V-20)

Šumma-Ilani Buys Two Slaves

Remanni-Adad Buys Two Slaves (665-XI-10)

Šumma-ilani Buys 15 Slaves from Bel-Harran-isse'a ( 693-I)

Šumma-ilani Buys Numerous Slaves from Bel-Harran-isse'a (694-I)

Šumma-ilani Buys 7 Slaves from Bel-Harran-isse’a (693-I)

Balṭaya Buys 17 Persons (696)

The Governess of the Central City Harem Buys Two Slaves (692-X-6)

Purchase of Three Slaves (693)

Lady Barsipitu Buys 4 Slaves

Abi-rahi, Sister of the Governess, Buys Three Slaves

Šumma-ilani Buys 13 People

Remanni-Adad Buys 10 Slaves

Mušallim-Issar Buys 7 Slaves (713-III-3)

Dannaya Buys a Slave

Nabu-šumu-iškun, Sennacherib's Chariot Driver, Buys 20 Slaves

Marduk-[…], Sennacherib’s [...], Buys Slaves (684-XIIa-14)

Dannaya Buys Three Maids (676-1-25)

Nabu’a Purchases Two Servants (671-XII-26)

Duplicate of the Previous Text (666-IV-20)

The Governess of the Central City Harem Buys Twenty Slaves

Sin-šarru-uṣur Purchases Slaves

The Governess of the Central City Harem Buys Slaves

Aplaya Buys Slaves (688)

Remanni-Adad, Chariot Driver, Buys 5 Servants (671-XII-1)

Purchase of Slaves

Šamaš-ila’i, Chief [...], Buys 6 Slaves (681-V-25)

Remanni-Adad Buys 5 Slaves for 5 Minas of Silver

Duplicate of the Previous Document

Purchase of Slaves (694-V-29)

Purchase of Slaves (685-VII-26)

A Broken Slave Sale (682)

Purchase of Slaves (681-II-12)

Se’ -madi, Village Manager of the Crown Prince
Ch. 8 (Se’ -madi, Village Manager of the Crown Prince)
Se’ -madi, Village Manager of the Crown Prince, Buys Three Slaves (683)

Purchase of Slaves (681-VIII-14)

Fragmentary Sale of Slaves (686-IV-1)

Purchase of Slaves (692-XI-1)

A Bodyguard Buys Three Women (700-VI-20)

Remanni-Adad Buys Slaves

A Fragmentary Slave Sale (680-III-22)

Fragment of a Purchase of Slaves (680-II)

Purchase of Slaves (683?-IV)

Idu’a, Town Manager of the Queen Mother, Sells People (678)

Fragment of a Legal Document of Šumu-lešir

Fragmentary Purchase Document of Idu’a, Town Manager

Ahi-ṭalli, Harem Woman, Buys a Girl (687-XI-12)

Šumma-ilani Buys a Boy

Musallim-Issar Purchases 5 Slaves (737-II-9)

Remanni-Adad Buys Three Slaves

An Egyptian Scribe Buys a House in Nineveh (692-III-16)

Šumma-ilani Buys a House (692-II-10)

Riba-ilani the Merchant Buys a House (698-XII-21)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Buys a House (676-I-24)

Remanni-Adad Buys a House (666-XI-1)

Purchase of a House (670?)

Purchase of Three Storehouses in Central Nineveh (687-V-22)

Purchase of a House

Gazilu Buys a Building Plot (707-VI-15)

Sale of a Building Plot Near Arbela (687)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Buys a Vineyard in Kipšuna (680-IV-18)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Buys a Vineyard (680-II-28)

Remanni-Adad Buys Vineyards in Singara (660-V-3)

Purchase of a Vineyard (682-II-25)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Buys a Garden in Nineveh (679-VII-13)

Purchase of a Vegetable Garden (702-V-25)

Remanni-Adad Purchases Gardens (669-I)

Sale of a Garden (682)

Purchase of a Vineyard (699-VII-22)

Remanni-Adad Buys Land, Gardens and People

Ribate Adds to his Land (686-X-7)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Buys 20 Hectares of Land

Mušallim-ilu Buys Two Estates

Remanni-Adad Purchases Land (664-X-17)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Buys 32 Hectares of Land

Esarhaddon’s Doctor Buys an Estate (697-VI)

Inurta-ila’i
Ch. 2 (Inurta-ila’i )
Inurta-ila’i Buys More Land (715)

Šamaš-šallim Buys 35 Hectares of Land (674-X-25)

Inurta-ila’i
Ch. 2 (Inurta-ila’i )
Inurta-ila’i Buys Land (717-XI-16)

Inurta-ila’i
Ch. 2 (Inurta-ila’i )
Inurta-ila’i Sells the Land he Bought 7 Years Before (710)

Inurta-ila’i Buys Land from Remanni-ilu

A Fragmentary Sale of Land (723)

A Fragmentary Estate Sale (674-VII)

Inurta-ila’i Buys Land from Uquwa and Ahu'a-eriba

Remanni-Adad Buys Land

Aššur-šallim-ahhe Buys a Threshing Floor (747-II-4)

Šumu-lešir, Recruitment Officer, Buys an Estate (734-IX-26)

Paršidu Sells an Estate (710-XII-15)

Remanni-Adad Purchases Land near Qatna

Remanni-Adad Buys an Estate in the Province of Arrapha

Remanni-Adad Buys Land and Personnel (666-XII-1)

Duplicate of the Previous Contract (666-XII-1)

Šumma-ilani Buys 50 Hectares of Land and 9 People

Remanni-Adad Buys 30 Slaves

Ilu-iṣbatanni, King’s Eunuch, Buys 40 Hectares of Land (672-II-l)

Šumma-ilani Buys a Vineyard from Il-amar (694-VII-l)

Issar-duri, the Queen Mothers Scribe, Buys a Large Estate

Remanni-Adad Buys Land in the Rab Šage Province

Purchase of an Estate (685-VIII)

A Fragmentary Estate Sale (673-I)

A Broken Real Estate Sale (689)

Remanni-Adad Buys Land, People and Vineyards

Zazi Buys 23 Hectares of Land

Aplaya Buys an Estate (698?)

Purchase of a House and Gardens (682-II-24)

Duplicate of the Previous Text

Bahianu Buys Land and People (692)

Purchase of 30 Hectares of Land, People, and Fowl (686)

Remanni-Adad Buys Vineyards in Singara (660-IV-26)

Duplicate of the Preceding Text (660-IV-26)

Ahi-ṭalli , Governess, Buys 17 Persons With an Orchard (683-II-l)

Remanni-Adad Buys an Estate in Ispallure (666-XI-10)

Remanni-Adad Buys Land in the Province of Harran

Purchase of an Estate in Šibaniba (686-II-15)

Purchase of a House and People (687-IV)

Se’-madi, Village Manager, Buys 6 Persons and an Estate

A Fragmentary Real Estate Sale (687-VII-15)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Buys an Estate (676?)

Purchase of Land and People (679)

An Officer of the Crown Prince Acquires a Vineyard (683)

Sale of Orchards for the Maintenance of Captives (698-IX-15)

A ‘Genie’ Buys Land at the ‘Gate of Hell’

Remanni-Adad Buys an Entire Village (663-X-25)

Remanni-Adad Buys a Town near Nerab

Aplaya Buys a Tower and 10 Hectares of Land (698-III-10)

Partial Duplicate of the Previous Text

A Purchase Document of Remanni-Adad (c. 671-669)

Mušallim-Issar Buys Slaves

(no title) (686)

Purchase of Land (706-X)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Buys a Garden (676?)

Bahianu, Village Manager of the Stewardess, Releases a Woman (688-I)

A Fragmentary Purchase Document of Mannu-ki-Arbail

Adad-Kapara purchases a Maid (670-I)

Nabu-šumu-iškun Buys More Slaves

A Broken Purchase Document of Mannu-ki-Arbail (676-I-25)

Partial Duplicate of the Previous Text (671)

Fragment of a Sale Document (674)

Sin-remanni Buys Slaves

Fragmentary Purchase Document of Issar-duri

Šumma-ilani Buys People from Il-amar (694?)

Fragment of a Purchase Document of Inurta-ila'i

A Royal Concubine Purchases Real Estate

Fragment of a Legal Document (679)

(no title) (686-I)

A Fragmentary Purchase Document (695-XI)

Ahi-ṭalli, Harem Governess of Nineveh, Buys People

A Fragmentary Purchase Document of Remanni-Adad

(no title) (677-XII-6)

(no title) (675)

Fragment of a Remanni-Adad Witness List (663-X-28)

(no title) (686-III-9)

Purchase of Slaves (696-V-5)

Sale of a Slave (695)

Sale of a House, Field and Threshing-Floor

Ribate Buys an Estate of Three Hectares (687-X-7)

The Eunuch of the Crown Prince of Babylon Buys a Village (670-II-1)

Silim-Aššur Rents an Estate (676-X-12)

Pledge of More than 24 Hectares of Land (678)

Sale of Land (680-I-28)

Fragment of a Legal Document of the Chief of Accounts

(no title) (670?-VIII-1)

Ahi-ṭalli, Governess of the Central City Harem, Buys an Estate

Cloth for the King’s Napkin (682-V-7)

The Governor of Parsua Borrows 50 Cavalrymen (717-I)

Bahianu Loans 12 Homers of Barley

Šumma-ilani Buys 5 Slaves

Bahianu Loans 6 Shekels of Silver

Duplicate of the Previous Text (674-VII-14)

Remanni-Adad Buys 5 Servants (666-IV-20)

Šadditu, Sister of Esarhaddon, Buys Land

Aplaya Buys an Estate of 30 Hectares (690-XII-9)

Remanni-Adad Buys a House in Nemed-Ištar (663?)

Pledge of a Field (679-X-1)

Remanni-Adad Buys [...] (668?)

A Eunuch Buys Land in Meze (727-X-7)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Buys a Servant

Silim-Aššur Buys Three Servants (675)

Bahianu Loans 4 Homers of Barley (696-V-18)

The Governess of the Central City Harem [Releases] 31 People

Purchase of Land (710-I-28)

Nabu-šarru-uṣur Buys 5 Hectares of Land (699-V-10)

Purchase of a Slave (685-XII-20)

Muaddi Buys 12 Hectares of Land (729-X)

A Copper Loan with a Pledge of Land (693)

Purchase of Two Estates (698)

Purchase of Land (702)

Note of a Mule Owed to the Governess of the Kilizi Harem (679-VIII)

Remanni-Adad Buys an Estate

Note of Copper Owed to Kur-ila’i (685-II-16)

Envelope of the Preceding Text (685-II-16)

A Servant of a Prince Buys a Slave (680-I-10)

Aššur-iddina Buys Several Estates (675-III-1)

Purchase of a House, Garden and People (696)

Bahianu Loans 10 Homers of Barley (688-X-6)

Mannu-ki-Arbail Purchases Land (678-II-21)

5 Men Borrow Money against Land from Madayu (710-X-17)

Court Decision Concerning a Theft (694-I-24)

Purchase of Land (681-II-13)

Fragment of a Sales Document (702)

Fragment of a Slave Sale (690-III-2)

Remanni-Adad Buys Land and [...]

Nabu-kabti-ahhešu, Scribe of Sargon, Buys Land (709-VIII-13)

Lists of Court Personnel
Ch. 1 (Lists of Court Personnel)
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Administrative Records 1
List of Experts
Imperial Administrative Records, Part I: Palace and Temple Administration

Textiles
Ch. 9 (Textiles)
Copyright F. Mario Fales and J. Nicholas Postgate and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 1992. The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Administrative Records 1
Textile Label, Reign of Esarhaddon
Imperial Administrative Records, Part I: Palace and Temple Administration

Metals and Stones
Ch. 8 (Metals and Stones)
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Administrative Records 1
Record of Gold Items, Reign of Sargon
Imperial Administrative Records, Part I: Palace and Temple Administration

Textiles
Ch. 9 (Textiles)
Memorandum re Clothing

Textiles
Ch. 9 (Textiles)
Textile Label

Various Financial Memoranda
Ch. 6 (Various Financial Memoranda)
Memorandum re Prefects’ Silver Payments

Metals and Stones
Ch. 8 (Metals and Stones)
Record of Silver

Metals and Stones
Ch. 8 (Metals and Stones)
Fragment of Precious Metal Record

Note of Amounts of Metal

Food Contributions from Officials
Ch. 11 (Food Contributions from Officials)
Various Foods from Officials

Textile Label, Reign of Assurbanipal

Various Accounts of Food, Drink and Aromatics
Ch. 12 (Various Accounts of Food, Drink and Aromatics)
Bread and Beer to Various Personnel

Miscellaneous Commodities
Ch. 10 (Miscellaneous Commodities)
Various Gifts to Urarṭian Envoys

Offerings for the Aššur Temple
Ch. 15 (Offerings for the Aššur Temple)
Aššur Temple Offerings

Note of Gold Blades

Lists of Professional Groups
Ch. 3 (Lists of Professional Groups)
List of “Architects” and Scribes

Lists of Professional Groups
Ch. 3 (Lists of Professional Groups)
List of Various Craftsmen

Various Financial Memoranda
Ch. 6 (Various Financial Memoranda)
Note of Silver Amounts

Lists of Debts
Ch. 5 (Lists of Debts)
List of Debts in Si’imme Province

Lists of Debts
Ch. 5 (Lists of Debts)
List of Various Debts

Lists of Debts
Ch. 5 (Lists of Debts)
Probable List of Debts

Record of Precious Items, Reign of Assurbanipal

Record of Precious Items

Possible List of Debts

Record of Precious Metals

Lists of Female Personnel
Ch. 4 (Lists of Female Personnel)
Survey of Female Singers, etc.

Lists of Female Personnel
Ch. 4 (Lists of Female Personnel)
Survey of Female Personnel

Lists of Professional Groups
Ch. 3 (Lists of Professional Groups)
List of People of Various Professions

Lists of Court Personnel
Ch. 1 (Lists of Court Personnel)
List of Officials at Court

Accounts of Banquets
Ch. 13 (Accounts of Banquets)
Accounts from Ceremonial Banquet

Survey of Palace Officials

Partial duplicate of No. 21

Accounts of Banquets
Ch. 13 (Accounts of Banquets)
Account of Food and Drink Distribution

Lists of Lodgings for Officials
Ch. 2 (Lists of Lodgings for Officials)
List of Lodgings for Officials

Accounts of Banquets
Ch. 13 (Accounts of Banquets)
Account of Banquet(?)

List of People

Various Accounts of Food, Drink and Aromatics
Ch. 12 (Various Accounts of Food, Drink and Aromatics)
Account of Wine and Beer

Lists of Court Personnel
Ch. 1 (Lists of Court Personnel)
List of Experts at Court

List of Governors and Other High Officials

Note of Foreign Governors(?) and Others

Tablets and Writing Boards
Ch. 7 (Tablets and Writing Boards)
Inventory of Tablets and Writing Boards

List of People and Their Superiors

List of Debts

List of Miscellaneous Debts

List of Debts from the Reign of Sargon

Six Years’ Receipts of Precious Items in the Reign of Assurbanipal

Account of Precious Items, Reign of Sargon

List of Temple Treasures Sent to Elam

Precious Gifts to(?) Officials

Record of Storage of Precious Items

Inventory of Precious Items

Precious Items for(?) the Gods

Record of Items of Precious Stone and Metal

Food Contributions from Officials
Ch. 11 (Food Contributions from Officials)
Various Foods from(?) Officials

Fragment of Record of Metal Items

Lists of Female Personnel
Ch. 4 (Lists of Female Personnel)
Survey of Harem Governesses and Weavers

Account of Wool and Madder

Account of Flax and Wool

Record of Red and Black Wool

Record of Wool and Flax

Miscellaneous Commodities
Ch. 10 (Miscellaneous Commodities)
Memorandum re Temple Furnishings

Miscellaneous Temple Offerings
Ch. 14 (Miscellaneous Temple Offerings)
Record of Food Offerings from Officials

Miscellaneous Temple Offerings
Ch. 14 (Miscellaneous Temple Offerings)
Record of Mixed Food Offerings

Record of Items of Gold and Copper

Record of Copper Items

Miscellaneous Temple Offerings
Ch. 14 (Miscellaneous Temple Offerings)
Subsistence Consignment of Various Items

Various Accounts of Food, Drink and Aromatics
Ch. 12 (Various Accounts of Food, Drink and Aromatics)
Record of Various Commodities

List of Textiles

Miscellaneous Commodities
Ch. 10 (Miscellaneous Commodities)
Record of Various Items

Food Contributions from Officials
Ch. 11 (Food Contributions from Officials)
Various Foods from Officials(?)

Miscellaneous Contributions from(?) Officials

Record of Various Items, 663-661 B.C.

Account of Sheep Offerings

Offerings for the Aššur Temple
Ch. 15 (Offerings for the Aššur Temple)
Aššur Temple Offerings to Mullissu, Day 17

Offerings for the Aššur Temple
Ch. 15 (Offerings for the Aššur Temple)
Aššur Temple Offerings to Mullissu, Day 18

Aššur Temple Offerings to Mullissu, Day 21

Aššur Temple Offerings, Day 5

Aššur Temple Offerings, Day 19

Aššur Temple Offerings, Day 4

Animal Offerings from the Palace

Aššur Temple Offerings in the Mausoleum

Record of Various Items from(?) Officials

Record of Various Items (for the Temple)

Record of Various Items

Aššur Temple Offerings, Day 2(?)

Animal Offerings of the Queen

Record of Amulets(?) on Furniture

Record of Work on Copper Items

Record of Food Offerings(?)

Various Contributions from(?) Officials

Record of Wine for Singers

Record of Wooden and Copper Items

Fruit and Drink for the Queen

Record of Wine and Food

Various Financial Memoranda
Ch. 6 (Various Financial Memoranda)
Memorandum re Payments

Record of Gold Rings(?)

Record of Miscellaneous Items

Memorandum re Peculations in the Temple

Record of Food Offerings

Record of Aromatics

Silver Payments to do with the Queen Mother

Memorandum re Activities of a Eunuch, etc.

Fragment of Precious Stone Record

Record of Aromatic Ointments

Various Foods from Officials to the Lady of the House

Tablets and Writing Boards
Ch. 7 (Tablets and Writing Boards)
Fragment of Tablet Inventory

Record of Precious Stone Items

Precious Items Issued to Visiting Delegations

Record of Pottery Vessels, etc.

Daily Record of Bread Received

Memorandum re Qappata’s Debts

List of Various Professions

Precious Items for the Gods

Similar to No. 143

Record of Textiles

Fragment of Record of Precious Items(?)

Record of Various Precious Items

Record of Wine for the Gods

Record of Miscellaneous Offerings

Miscellaneous Offerings(?)

Food Offerings(?)

Food and Drink Offerings(?)

Wine Offerings(?)

Ašaredu the Older
Ch. 14 (Ašaredu the Older)
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Astrological Reports
Conjunction of Saturn and Mars
Astrological Reports to Assyrian Kings

Zakir
Ch. 12 (Zakir)
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Astrological Reports
Red Sky
Astrological Reports to Assyrian Kings

Nabu-šuma-iškun
Ch. 17 (Nabu-šuma-iškun)
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Astrological Reports
Mars in Lunar Halo
Astrological Reports to Assyrian Kings

Ašaredu the Younger
Ch. 15 (Ašaredu the Younger)
Morning Last of Venus in Kislev

Zakir
Ch. 12 (Zakir)
New Moon on 1st Day, Meteor

Babylonian reports - varia
Ch. 21 (Babylonian reports - varia)
Full Moon on 15th Day

Ašaredu the Younger
Ch. 15 (Ašaredu the Younger)
New Moon on 30th Day

Babylonian reports - unassigned
Ch. 22 (Babylonian reports - unassigned)
Mercury in Aries

Babylonian reports - unassigned
Ch. 22 (Babylonian reports - unassigned)
New Moon on 1st Day

Nabu-šuma-iškun
Ch. 17 (Nabu-šuma-iškun)
New Moon on 30th Day

Babylonian reports - unassigned
Ch. 22 (Babylonian reports - unassigned)
Eclipse of the Moon on Sivan 15

Nabu-iqbi
Ch. 19 (Nabu-iqbi)
New Moon on 1st Day

New Moon on 30th Day

Babylonian reports - varia
Ch. 21 (Babylonian reports - varia)

Babylonian reports - varia
Ch. 21 (Babylonian reports - varia)
Conjunction of Mars and Saturn

Moon in Scorpius

Aplaya
Ch. 16 (Aplaya)
Full Moon on 13th Day

Rašil
Ch. 18 (Rašil)
Mars and Aries in Lunar Halo

Mercury Sighted in Pleiades

Ṭabiya and Ṭab-ṣilli-Marduk
Ch. 20 (Ṭabiya and Ṭab-ṣilli-Marduk)
New Moon on 1st Day

Evening First of Mercury In Scorpius

Evening First of Mercury in Pleiades

Nabu-šuma-iškun
Ch. 17 (Nabu-šuma-iškun)
Mercury Sighted in Scorpius

Nergal-eṭir
Ch. 10 (Nergal-eṭir)

Nabu-iqiša
Ch. 11 (Nabu-iqiša)
Moon Near Pleiades

Ašaredu the Older
Ch. 14 (Ašaredu the Older)
Meteor

Rašil
Ch. 18 (Rašil)
Solar Halo

Nabu-iqiša
Ch. 11 (Nabu-iqiša)
Morning First of Jupiter in Leo

Ašaredu the Older
Ch. 14 (Ašaredu the Older)
Morning First of Mercury in the Region of Virgo

Ašaredu the Younger
Ch. 15 (Ašaredu the Younger)
Occultation of Pleiades

Nergal-eṭir
Ch. 10 (Nergal-eṭir)
Conjunction of Mercury and Regulus

Nergal-eṭir
Ch. 10 (Nergal-eṭir)
New Moon

Aplaya
Ch. 16 (Aplaya)

Nabu-iqbi
Ch. 19 (Nabu-iqbi)
Cancer and Planets in Lunar Halo

Pleiades Near New Moon

Zakir
Ch. 12 (Zakir)
Fog in Tebet

Aplaya
Ch. 16 (Aplaya)
Mars and Taurus in Lunar Halo

Nabu-iqbi
Ch. 19 (Nabu-iqbi)
Full Moon on 14th Day

New Moon

Earthquake

Predicting Morning First of Venus in Leo

Thunder at Month’s End

Morning Last of Venus; Orion in Lunar Halo

Nabu-iqiša
Ch. 11 (Nabu-iqiša)

Venus Near Pleiades

Two Meteors

New Moon on 1st Day, Full Moon on 14th Day

Fog in Adar

Evening First of Mercury

Ṭabiya and Ṭab-ṣilli-Marduk
Ch. 20 (Ṭabiya and Ṭab-ṣilli-Marduk)
Occultation of Jupiter

Ṭabiya and Ṭab-ṣilli-Marduk
Ch. 20 (Ṭabiya and Ṭab-ṣilli-Marduk)
Thunder in Tišri

Mercury Sighted in Leo

Hyades in Lunar Halo

Fog in Shebat

Venus Near Saturn

Morning First of Jupiter in Sagittarius

Conquest of Kush and Egypt

Morning First of Mercury

Saturn Stationary(?)

Pleiades in Lunar Halo

Jupiter in Lunar Halo

Rašil
Ch. 18 (Rašil)
Mercury in Sagittarius

Eclipse of the Moon, Occultation of Jupiter

Mars in Cancer

Cancer and Regulus in Lunar Halo

Mars Stationary in Scorpius

Heliacal Rising of Mercury in Cancer

Jupiter Near Regulus

Mars and Saturn in Lunar Halo

Conjunction of Saturn and the Moon

Sighting of Venus in Šebat

Cancer in Lunar Halo

Lunar Halo

Pleiades in Lunar Halo on Full Moon Day

Full Moon on 14th Day, Scorpius in Lunar Halo

Fog in Tebet

Saturn, Regulus, and Orion in Lunar Halo

Mars Approaches Venus

Scorpius in Lunar Halo

Budge and Gadd, Deluge, 1929, 8 (photo of rev.); SAA 08, 442

Hemerology

Rainy Weather

Saturn Near Moon

Antares in Lunar Halo

Clouds

Comet and Evening Last of Jupiter

Morning First of Mars

Predicting an Eclipse of the Moon

Regulus Near Moon

New Moon on 1st Day in Intercalary Adar

Mars Near Moon

Morning First of Mars in Gemini

Regulus in Lunar Halo

Predicting an Eclipse of the Moon in Elul

RMA 277; Leichty, Shumma izbu, 10-11; SAA 08, 287
Birth Omen

Eclipse of the Moon in Kislev

Venus Sighted in Pisces

Evening First of Mercury In Taurus

Venus in Taurus

Invisibility of the Moon

Munnabitu
Ch. 13 (Munnabitu)

Sighting of Mercury

Jupiter and Scorpius in Lunar Halo

Full Moon on 14th Day, Earthquake

Full Moon on 15th Day, Meteor

Morning First of Jupiter in Front of Cancer

Mars in Cancer, not Retrograde

Occultation of Old Man Star

Eclipse of the Sun

Mars Reaches Cancer, not Retrograde

Mercury Visible at New Moon

Morning First of Saturn in Leo

Mars Near Venus

Occultation of Pleiades

Jupiter and Venus Observations

The Moon Will not Make an Eclipse

Meteor

Eclipse of the Moon in Evening Watch of Sivan 14

Full Moon on 14th Day, Planet Sighted in Taurus

Occultation of Virgo(?)

Venus Sighted in Sivan

Morning First of Mercury in SW Pisces

Saturn and Cancer in Lunar Halo

Lunar Omens

Morning Last of Venus, Saturn in Lunar Halo

Jupiter Near Venus

Evening First of Venus Before Cancer

Last Visibility of Venus in Pleiades

Eclipse of the Moon

Fog and Rainbow

Morning First of Jupiter near Pleiades

Mercury(?) Near Regulus

Hemerology for Month Iyyar

Full Moon on 13th day

Haloes of Moon and Sun

Sighting of Venus

Eclipse of the Moon, Jupiter Visible

Saturn, Cancer, and Regulus in Lunar Halo

Sighting of Venus in Pisces

Venus and Mars

Saturn Retrograding from Scorpius to Libra

Planetary Omens, Prediction of Eclipses

Eclipse of the Moon in Evening Watch

Venus in Front of Orion

Conjunction of Venus and Jupiter

Red Sun

Full Moon on 14th Day, Saturn in Lunar Halo

Stars in Lunar Halo

Mercury Near New Moon

Assyrian reports - varia
Ch. 8 (Assyrian reports - varia)

Mercury in Scorpius

Assyrian reports - unassigned
Ch. 9 (Assyrian reports - unassigned)
Hemerology for Ab 27-29

Nabu’a
Ch. 6 (Nabu’a)

Assyrian reports - unassigned
Ch. 9 (Assyrian reports - unassigned)
Hemerology

Assyrian reports - unassigned
Ch. 9 (Assyrian reports - unassigned)
Observations of the Moon

Equinox on Nisan 6

Equinox on Nisan 15

Birth Omens

Birth Omens and Others

Snake Omens

Akkullanu
Ch. 4 (Akkullanu)
Gemini and Perseus in Lunar Halo

Assyrian reports - varia
Ch. 8 (Assyrian reports - varia)
Auspicious Days in Iyyar

Issar-šumu-ereš
Ch. 1 (Issar-šumu-ereš)

Equinox on [...]

Two Stars in Lunar Halo

Bulluṭu
Ch. 5 (Bulluṭu)
Mercury Sighted in Scorpius (Kislev)

Bulluṭu
Ch. 5 (Bulluṭu)

Nabu-mušeṣi
Ch. 7 (Nabu-mušeṣi)

Balasi
Ch. 3 (Balasi)

Issar-šumu-ereš
Ch. 1 (Issar-šumu-ereš)
Evening Last of Mars at Month’s End

Akkullanu
Ch. 4 (Akkullanu)

Mercury at New Moon

Nabu-ahhe-eriba
Ch. 2 (Nabu-ahhe-eriba)

Predicting Months’ Lengths

Balasi
Ch. 3 (Balasi)
New Moon on 1st Day, Mercury Visible

Balasi
Ch. 3 (Balasi)
Mars Stationary in Scorpius

Mars and Saturn in Lunar Halo on Full Moon Day

Mars Near Saturn, Full Moon on 16th Day

Mercury in Lunar Halo

Jupiter and Cancer in Lunar Halo

Nabu-mušeṣi
Ch. 7 (Nabu-mušeṣi)
Jupiter and Scorpius in Lunar Halo

Jupiter and Regulus in Lunar Halo

Mars, Saturn and Regulus in Lunar Halo

Conjunction of Mars and Saturn in Lunar Halo on Full Moon Day

Cancer in Lunar Halo, Planets

Taurus in Lunar Halo

Venus and Mercury Setting

Venus Approaching Scorpius

Cancer and Gemini in Lunar Halo

Saturn in Lunar Halo, Full Moon on 14th Day

Saturn in Lunar Halo

Occultation of Saturn

Solar Halo

Saturn and Regulus in Lunar Halo

Morning First of Jupiter

Morning First of Jupiter in Iyyar

Morning First of Jupiter in Gemini

Morning First of Jupiter in Leo

Occultation of Jupiter

Conjunction of Jupiter and Mars

Regulus Bright

Meteor, Sighting of Mercury

Morning Last of Venus

Evening Last of Venus

Evening Last of Venus in Ab

Evening First of Venus before Cancer

Venus and Mercury in Sagittarius

Venus Sighted in Sagittarius

Rising of Mercury

Evening First of Mercury in Leo

Mercury Near Regulus

Mars Near Saturn

Virgo in Lunar Halo

Morning First of Mars Near Jupiter(?)

Mars Stationary in Leo

Mars in Cancer, not Stationary

Mars Near Perseus

Mars Stationary in Sagittarius

Conjunction of Mars and Saturn

Mercury Sighted in Capricorn

Mars Near Scorpius

Saturn Stationery in Cancer

Morning First of Mars in Tammuz

Saturn in Leo

Morning First of Mercury (Sivan 16)

Rising of Venus

Red Clouds

Fog

Fog in Intercalary Adar

Ritual before Venus and Sirius

Mars in Cancer, Thunder in Ab

Thunder in Ab

Thunder in Ab, King Ill

Thunder in Tišri

Thunder in Shebat

Thunder in Adar

Earthquakes in Adar and Nisan

Earthquake in Tebet

Earthquake in Šebat

Eclipse of the Moon in the Morning

The Moon Will not Make an Eclipse in Elul

The Sun Did not Make an Eclipse

Red Glow

A Sign from Sunrise Concerning Elam

Eclipse of the Sun in the Morning

Hemerology for the 1st of Nisan

Moon in Pleiades

Eclipse and Meteor

Auspicious Days

Fragment of a Hemerology

Oracle Reports to Assurbanipal
Ch. 3 (Oracle Reports to Assurbanipal)
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Prophecies
Report on a Vision and an Oracle to Assurbanipal
Assyrian Prophecies

Oracle Reports to Assurbanipal
Ch. 3 (Oracle Reports to Assurbanipal)
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Prophecies
Fragment of a Prophecy
Assyrian Prophecies

Oracle Collections
Issar-la-tašiyaṭ of Arbela, Sinqiša-amur of Arbela, Remutti-Allati of Dara-ahuya, Baya of Arbela, Ilussa-amur of the Inner City, Issar-beli-da’’ini, royal votaress, Ahat-abiša of Arbela, La-dagil-ili of Arbela, and two unknown prophets
Ch. 1 (Oracle Collections)
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Prophecies
Oracles of Encouragement to Esarhaddon
Assyrian Prophecies

Oracle Reports to Assurbanipal
Ch. 3 (Oracle Reports to Assurbanipal)
Words Concerning the Elamites

Oracle Collections
Ch. 1 (Oracle Collections)
The Covenant of Aššur

Prophecies for Crown Prince Assurbanipal

Oracle Collections
Ch. 1 (Oracle Collections)
Fragment of a Collection of Encouragement Oracles

Oracle Reports to Esarhaddon
Ch. 2 (Oracle Reports to Esarhaddon)
An Oracle from Tašmetu-ereš of Arbela

Nabu-hussanni of the Inner City, Baya of Arbela, La-dagil-ili of Arbela, Urkittu-šarrat of Calah, Sinqiša-amur of Arbela, and an unknown prophet
Oracles Concerning Babylon and the Stabilization of the King’s Rule

Oracle Reports to Esarhaddon
Ch. 2 (Oracle Reports to Esarhaddon)
An Oracle to the Queen Mother

Words of Encouragement to Assurbanipal

Astrologers - Babylonian varia
Ch. 7 (Astrologers - Babylonian varia)
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Letters from Scholars
Şillaya Does not Wish the Rebuilding of Babylon
Letters from Assyrian and Babylonian Scholars

Astrologers - Babylonian varia
Ch. 7 (Astrologers - Babylonian varia)
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Letters from Scholars
Petition Concerning Lost Property
Letters from Assyrian and Babylonian Scholars

Astrologers - Babylonian varia
Ch. 7 (Astrologers - Babylonian varia)
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Letters from Scholars
Eclipse Update
Letters from Assyrian and Babylonian Scholars

Twenty Able Scholars, Fit for Royal Service

Bel-ušezib, Astrologer
Ch. 5 (Bel-ušezib, Astrologer)
Meteors; Invading Mannea

Predicting an Eclipse of the Sun

Mars Approaching Libra; Mercury in Capricorn

Haruspices - varia
Ch. 9 (Haruspices - varia)
Will the Chief Eunuch Take over the Kingship?

The Commandant is Robbing Me

Bel-ušezib, Astrologer
Ch. 5 (Bel-ušezib, Astrologer)
Cow Gives Birth to Lion

Years of Alulim

Bel-ušezib, Astrologer
Ch. 5 (Bel-ušezib, Astrologer)
cf. Dietrich, WdO 4 (1967-68) 240 (C VII 1f); cf. Dietrich, Aramaer, 1970, 66; SAA 10, 121

Appeal to the King

Saturn and Cancer in Lunar Halo; Events in Mannea

New Moon on 1st Day; Appointment of Adad-šumu-uṣur

Haruspices - varia
Ch. 9 (Haruspices - varia)
Petition

Haruspices - varia
Ch. 9 (Haruspices - varia)
Give me a House!

Miscellaneous - varia
Ch. 20 (Miscellaneous - varia)
Books Worth Keeping

Miscellaneous - varia
Ch. 20 (Miscellaneous - varia)
Plant of Life and Sorceresses to the King

Eclipse Predicting the Fall of the Westland

Messenger of Bel Goes with the King

A Tablet from the Time of Hammurapi

Miscellaneous - varia
Ch. 20 (Miscellaneous - varia)
Tablets for the King

Eclipse Hidden by Gods

Exorcists - varia
Ch. 15 (Exorcists - varia)
Slave Girl and Rams for Eclipse Ritual

Teaching Astrology

Extispicy on the Roof of the Temple of Marduk

Merciful King

Petition Concerning a Field

Predicting the Fall of Mannea; Intrigues Against the King

Petition Concerning a Lawsuit

Arrests and Interrogations

Full Moon on 14th Day; Suggestions for Appointments

Averting the Evil of an Eclipse

Occultation of Perseus

Appointment in Borsippa

Urad-Gula, Exorcist
Ch. 13 (Urad-Gula, Exorcist)
Fall of the Heavens

Physicians - varia
Ch. 17 (Physicians - varia)
Directions for Drinking a Potion

Rituals, Prayers, and Laments Because of Mars

Urad-Nanaya, Chief Physician
Ch. 16 (Urad-Nanaya, Chief Physician)
Conspiracy Crushed - King Turned into a Misanthrope

Urad-Nanaya, Chief Physician
Ch. 16 (Urad-Nanaya, Chief Physician)
Diarrhoea

Adad-šumu-uṣur, King’s Exorcist
Ch. 10 (Adad-šumu-uṣur, King’s Exorcist)
The Crown Prince’s Baby is Well

Adad-šumu-uṣur, King’s Exorcist
Ch. 10 (Adad-šumu-uṣur, King’s Exorcist)
The Promotion of Assurbanipal

Mar-Issar, Esarhaddon’s Agent in Babylonia
Ch. 19 (Mar-Issar, Esarhaddon’s Agent in Babylonia)
Reconstruction Work in Uruk

Astrologers - Assyrian varia
Ch. 6 (Astrologers - Assyrian varia)
30th Day Turned ‘Long’

Marduk-šakin-šumi, Chief Exorcist
Ch. 11 (Marduk-šakin-šumi, Chief Exorcist)
Jewels for the Chariot of Marduk

Adad-šumu-uṣur, King’s Exorcist
Ch. 10 (Adad-šumu-uṣur, King’s Exorcist)
Rituals during the Reign of the Substitute King

Nabu-naṣir, Exorcist
Ch. 14 (Nabu-naṣir, Exorcist)
Scary Flesh

Urad-Nanaya, Chief Physician
Ch. 16 (Urad-Nanaya, Chief Physician)
Treating the Skin of the ‘Farmer’

Half my Kingdom to the Man Who Cures my Child

Mar-Issar, Esarhaddon’s Agent in Babylonia
Ch. 19 (Mar-Issar, Esarhaddon’s Agent in Babylonia)
Construction of Ezida and Esaggil, Adjuration of Officials

Nabu-zeru-lešir and Issar-šumu-ereš, Chief Scribes
Ch. 1 (Nabu-zeru-lešir and Issar-šumu-ereš, Chief Scribes)
The Queen Mother’s Curse

The Crown Prince Should not Ride a Horse

Urad-Gula, Exorcist
Ch. 13 (Urad-Gula, Exorcist)
Royal Childbirth Gone Wrong

Remedies for Nosebleed

Mar-Issar, Esarhaddon’s Agent in Babylonia
Ch. 19 (Mar-Issar, Esarhaddon’s Agent in Babylonia)
Divine Statue for Esaggil; Construction Works in Akkad

Urad-Ea and Nabu-zeru-iddina, Lamentation Priests
Ch. 18 (Urad-Ea and Nabu-zeru-iddina, Lamentation Priests)
Kettledrum Performance Before Enki

Balasi, Astrologer
Ch. 2 (Balasi, Astrologer)
Quoting the Astronomical Handbook Mul Apin

Complimenting the King

Marduk-šakin-šumi, Chief Exorcist
Ch. 11 (Marduk-šakin-šumi, Chief Exorcist)

King of Elam Coming to Babylon

Urad-Gula, Exorcist
Ch. 13 (Urad-Gula, Exorcist)

Medical Report

Petition to the Crown Prince

Nabu-ahhe-eriba, Astrologer
Ch. 3 (Nabu-ahhe-eriba, Astrologer)
God-Stricken Field

Akkullanu, Astrologer
Ch. 4 (Akkullanu, Astrologer)
Consecrating a Priest

Marduk-šakin-šumi, Chief Exorcist
Ch. 11 (Marduk-šakin-šumi, Chief Exorcist)
Giving the Best Possible Advice to the King

Never Mind the Earthquake, Let him Come!

Obscure Inscriptions

Nabu-zeru-lešir and Issar-šumu-ereš, Chief Scribes
Ch. 1 (Nabu-zeru-lešir and Issar-šumu-ereš, Chief Scribes)
Absolving the King

Akkullanu, Astrologer
Ch. 4 (Akkullanu, Astrologer)
Leftovers

Nabu-zeru-lešir and Issar-šumu-ereš, Chief Scribes
Ch. 1 (Nabu-zeru-lešir and Issar-šumu-ereš, Chief Scribes)

Frightened by the ‘Watch of Asalluhi’

Akkullanu, Astrologer
Ch. 4 (Akkullanu, Astrologer)
Copying Tablets for the Royal Library

Fending off Accusations

Substitute King Ascends Throne in Akkad

Astrologers - Assyrian varia
Ch. 6 (Astrologers - Assyrian varia)
New Moon Observed Despite Clouds

Omens from Full Moon on 15th Day

Exorcists - varia
Ch. 15 (Exorcists - varia)
What About the Bath?

List of Remedies

Astrologers - Assyrian varia
Ch. 6 (Astrologers - Assyrian varia)
Lunar Observations

Physicians - varia
Ch. 17 (Physicians - varia)
Bandaging a Wound

Instructions for Rituals

Extispicy Omens

Copying Texts for the Royal Library

Balasi, Astrologer
Ch. 2 (Balasi, Astrologer)

Physicians - varia
Ch. 17 (Physicians - varia)

Balasi, Astrologer
Ch. 2 (Balasi, Astrologer)
Welcoming the King Back

Transferring Evil Omens to a Substitute

Exorcists - varia
Ch. 15 (Exorcists - varia)
Treating an Injured Chest

Choosing a Day for a Visit

Fumigants for the King

There is no Danger

Editorial Suggestions

Clouds; No Crescent Seen

Inscribing Waxed Writing-Boards

Inscribing a Statue

Organizing a Ritual

Nabu-nadin-šumi, Exorcist
Ch. 12 (Nabu-nadin-šumi, Exorcist)
King’s Robes in Arbela

Calming the ‘Farmer’

Portents in the Annex of Eunuchs

Do Not Go Out Tomorrow

Rising of Aries

Nabu-naṣir, Exorcist
Ch. 14 (Nabu-naṣir, Exorcist)
Medical Report

Nabu-nadin-šumi, Exorcist
Ch. 12 (Nabu-nadin-šumi, Exorcist)

Attending to Royal Patients

The King’s Reign is Good; Petition for Urad-Gula

A Drug for the Crown Prince

Putting the ‘Farmer’s’ Nails in a Bottle

A King may not Stay in the Dark!

Thanking the King for his Kindness

Blessing the King

Medical Tablets and Incantations

The King Blesses his Servant

Blessings to the Crown Prince

Performing Anti-Witchcraft Rituals

Medical Tablets for the King

Night Orders

The ‘Farmer’ Meets a Girl

Discussing a Ritual

Eclipse Rituals for the King, Princes and the Palace

Gripped by Agues

The Day of the City God

Shall we Bring the Skulls?

Burying Apotropaic Figures

Report on Eclipse Rituals, and a Suggestion

Expelling an Evil Demon

Preparations for Rituals

Mourning Rites

Urad-Ea and Nabu-zeru-iddina, Lamentation Priests
Ch. 18 (Urad-Ea and Nabu-zeru-iddina, Lamentation Priests)

Urad-Ea and Nabu-zeru-iddina, Lamentation Priests
Ch. 18 (Urad-Ea and Nabu-zeru-iddina, Lamentation Priests)
The Procession of Kurbail

Any Curses Written There?

An Incident During Bel’s Return to Babylon

Scholars to Enter the Treaty

Earthquake in Nineveh

Display Ceremonies in Arbela

Royal Statues for Harran

Refuting a Sighting of Mercury

If the Eclipse Takes Place, What Does it Mean?

Wine Masters on Strike

Affairs of the Aššur Temple

Request for a Reply

Worshipping Venus

Why did the King Enthrone a Substitute?

Ablution Ritual in Tarbiṣu

Priests of Calah

Report on Priests; Kanunu Festival

Full Moon on 15th Day; Reminder Concerning Offerings

Nabu-nadin-šumi, Exorcist
Ch. 12 (Nabu-nadin-šumi, Exorcist)
Averting a Portent

Purification Rites

Discussing a Ritual with the King

Whom Should I Ask?

Performing the Maqlu Ritual; Statue of Gilgameš

A Matter of Professional Etiquette

He Should be Banished from Assyria!

An Obstinate Governor

Nabu-šumu-iddina of Nineveh to the Palace Scribe
A Note to the Palace Scribe

The King is Scared by Lightning

Assigning a Date for a Dream Ritual

Assigning Dates for a Visit

The King Must Give up Fasting

Conjunctions of Mars and Saturn

Nabu-ahhe-eriba, Astrologer
Ch. 3 (Nabu-ahhe-eriba, Astrologer)
The King is Back!

Nabu-ahhe-eriba, Astrologer
Ch. 3 (Nabu-ahhe-eriba, Astrologer)

Timing the Visits of Princes

Reviewing the Army

Treating the Crown Prince and a Bleeding Nose

Give Me a Month’s Leave, Please

Treating the King’s Skin

Salary Complaints

Rituals of Ab

The Fox in the Well

Nabu-naṣir, Exorcist
Ch. 14 (Nabu-naṣir, Exorcist)
Report on a Royal Baby

Marduk-šumu-uṣur, Chief Haruspex
Ch. 8 (Marduk-šumu-uṣur, Chief Haruspex)
A Moment’s Relief, Please

Shaving the ‘Farmer’s’ Sons

Protestations of Honesty

The Substitute King Reveals a Conspiracy

No Progress With Patient

Inscribing the Pedestal of Tašmetu

Enthroning a Substitute King

Observing and Interpreting an Eclipse of the Moon

Interrupting the Elul Festival of Babylon

Greedy Governor

Riots in Babylon

We can either Teach Astronomy or do Corvee Work

A Sick King

Watch for a Solar Eclipse

One Should not Think on an ‘Evil Day’

Omens from Birds and a Request

The Crown Prince may Visit the King

The Meaning of an Earthquake

Can the Crown Prince Come While Mars is Bright?

Excuses for a Late Reply; Earthquake Ritual

Thanking the King

The Substitute King Should Go to his Fate

Medical Exertions

Expiatory Rites for the ‘Farmer’

Ejecting Bile

Who to Come out Next?

Going to Assur with the Crown Prince

Ritual Against an Evil Demon

Outline of a Purification Ritual

Funerary Rituals

White Robes for the King

Auspicious Days for Treaty Ceremonies

A Mongoose Under the King’s Chariot

Convening Scribes for Treaty Ceremonies

The Nature of the King’s Disease

Curing an Abscess

Fashioning the Crown of Nabu

Ominous Sunrise

Auspicious Dates for a Banquet

The Moon Makes an Eclipse

Marduk-šumu-uṣur, Chief Haruspex
Ch. 8 (Marduk-šumu-uṣur, Chief Haruspex)
The Governor has Taken my Field

Corruption in the Temple of Aššur

Continuing the Previous Letter

Burial of the Substitute King

Curing the Crown Prince

Rituals for Obtaining Good Dreams

Prophylactic Rituals for the Royal Family

Ear Remedies

Partial Solar Eclipse at Sunrise

The Divine Statues of Uruk and the Temple of Der

Omens from Retrograding Planets

Please Reward Me Too

Curing the Queen Mother

Sabbath Injunctions

Smoke Therapy for Ears

Teething Pains

Watching the Sky

Why Cannot the Princes Go Out?

Kettledrum Performance Before Mars and Saturn

The Ghost of the Queen

Mistaking Mercury for Venus

Kettledrum Performance Before Marduk

The Substitute King Enters Akkad

‘Throat-Cutting’ Rites

Conjunction of Venus and Mercury

Offerings for Šatru

The Perfect Likeness of the God

Royal Insignia for the Substitute King

At the Crown Prince’s Service

Revealing a Plot

No Eclipse of the Sun; Petition for Urad-Gula

Attending to the Crown Prince’s Baby

Anti-Witchcraft Rituals for the Queen Mother

Reconciling the Goddess

Cultic Rituals

The King Should not Worry about the Cold

Inflammation of the Eyes

The Akitu Procession of Sin

Kettledrum Performance Before Venus

A Royal Funeral

No Moon

The Cella of Nusku

Taking Countermeasures after a Solar Eclipse

Blessings to the Queen Mother

Kanunu Festival

Morning First of Mars in Iyyar, Eclipse of the Sun

Emissaries from Bit-kari

No Portents to Report

Anomaly Omens are Difficult to Read

Can the Crown Prince [Come]?

The King Should not be Afraid of the Eclipse

Sightings of Mercury are Unpredictable

Queen Mother Recovered

Marduk-šumu-uṣur, Chief Haruspex
Ch. 8 (Marduk-šumu-uṣur, Chief Haruspex)
Revising the Curriculum

Report on Physicians

Medications for the King

Correction to the Previous Letter

The Cult of the Lady of Akkad

Deciding about an Extispicy Report

Clouds, no Moon

Predicting an Eclipse

Poor Reading

Full Moon on 15th Day, no Eclipse

Report on a Lunar Eclipse

High Moon

Darkness at Noon

No Eclipse of the Moon

The Conqueror Goes to Egypt

Timing a Visit

Petition on Behalf of a Brother

Postponing New Year’s Festival in Babylon

Renewing Images of Gods

Prophylactic Rituals

Events Preceding the Enthronement of a Substitute King

Terminating the Reign of the Substitute King

Bel Appears in a Dream

Report on the Moon

Predicting Eclipses

Earthquake in Sivan

Reading Astrological Reports to the King

Dates of the Festival of Tammuz

Prayers for Mars

Rituals for the Royal Family

An Ignoramus Sights Venus

Meteor, Dark Sunrise, Mars Stationary in Capricorn

Auspicious Days in Iyyar

Timing a Journey of the King

I do not Conceal Anything from the King

Rituals Against Cultic Offences

Informing the King

Speaking for a Friend

Good News

Offerings for the Nabu Temple of Borsippa

The Bridge of Borsippa; Moon in Scorpio

Omen of the Kingship of Esarhaddon

Seeking Employment

Praising the King’s Rhetoric

The Forlorn Scholar

Attacks of Epilepsy

Dream Concerning the Epic of Creation

The Baby is Well

Gems for a Statue

Burying the Substitute King

Report on Temples in Assur

The Moon did not Make an Eclipse

Šamaš-šumu-ukin to Visit Nineveh

Recovery of the Queen Mother

Timing a Trip

Eclipse Observed Despite Clouds

Why is Nothing being Done Month after Month?

Prayers and Rituals against Retrograding Mars

Preparing for an Eclipse of the Sun

Description of a Lunar Eclipse

Visibility of Stars

Morning First of Jupiter in Sivan

No Crescent Seen

Medicinal Plants

Arranging a Festival

Wailing Tammuz

Venus Approaching Cancer

Full Moon on 14th Day and Conjunctions of Mars and Venus

Schedules of Land and People
Ch. 10 (Schedules of Land and People)
Report on Sown Land
Imperial Administrative Records, Part II: Provincial and Military Administration

Deportees and Displaced Persons
Ch. 8 (Deportees and Displaced Persons)
Difficulty of Obtaining Justice? A Memorandum
Imperial Administrative Records, Part II: Provincial and Military Administration

Geographical Lists
Ch. 1 (Geographical Lists)
Note of Towns with Persons in Charge
Imperial Administrative Records, Part II: Provincial and Military Administration

Harran Census
Ch. 9 (Harran Census)
From an Inventory of Families

Building Texts
Ch. 2 (Building Texts)
Building Progress Report

Domestic Animals
Ch. 5 (Domestic Animals)
List of Commodities Including Animals

Fragment of Offering List

Deportees and Displaced Persons
Ch. 8 (Deportees and Displaced Persons)
Fragment of a List with Female Temple Staff

Tribute(?) Bowls from the West

Deportees and Displaced Persons
Ch. 8 (Deportees and Displaced Persons)
Deportees(?) from the North and East

Fragment from Note of Contributions(?)

Geographical Lists
Ch. 1 (Geographical Lists)
Lexical List of Neo-Assyrian Provinces etc.

Babylonians Working in the Library

Dealings with the Arabs over Men and Camels

Gifts from Western Clients

Harran Census
Ch. 9 (Harran Census)
Census Tablet

Schedules of Land and People
Ch. 10 (Schedules of Land and People)
Census Tablet

Harran Census
Ch. 9 (Harran Census)
Fragment of Census Tablet

Schedules of Land and People
Ch. 10 (Schedules of Land and People)
Schedule of Estates Assigned to Officials

Memorandum about Persons, Reign of Sargon

Horses
Ch. 6 (Horses)
List of Incoming Horses

Building Texts
Ch. 2 (Building Texts)
Labour Arrangements for Building

Military Personnel
Ch. 7 (Military Personnel)
Note of Soldiers and Horses

Domestic Animals
Ch. 5 (Domestic Animals)
List of Flock

Horses
Ch. 6 (Horses)
Tribute from Mugallu

Domestic Animals
Ch. 5 (Domestic Animals)
Note of Sheep and Other Items

Horses
Ch. 6 (Horses)
Note of Horses

Note of Horses and Mules

Military Personnel
Ch. 7 (Military Personnel)
Sealed Note of Appointment

Contributions (perhaps Offerings) in Kind

Memorandum about Oxen and Other Property

Fragmentary List of Land and People

From a List of Farmers and Gardeners

List of Prices of Donkeys

Women Sold(?) for Silver

Distribution of Oxen and Sheep

List of Leased Land

Note of Sheep Rustlers

Memorandum about Domestic Animals(?)

Egyptian Deportees and their Possessions

Sealings
Ch. 4 (Sealings)
Accompanying Deportees

Sealings
Ch. 4 (Sealings)
Sealing Accompanying Items sent to the Governor by Sargon

Sealings
Ch. 4 (Sealings)
Accompanying Furniture

Babylonians Assigned to the Bakers

List of Inherited Land

List of Estates in Various Provinces

List of Groves

Farmers and their Families

Survey of a Large Estate Sold

List of Men, Women and Children

Record of Merchants’ Transactions

Amounts of Grain(?) from(?) Individuals

Ten Hectares of Exempted Land

Note of Deported Families

Note of Men from Southern Cities

Memorandum Relating to Men

Note of Men, Some from Nineveh

Geographical Lists
Ch. 1 (Geographical Lists)
Persons Assigned to(?) Cities

List of Sheep

From a List of People, Including a Farmer

List of Men, Including Criminals

Military Personnel
Ch. 7 (Military Personnel)
List of Chariot Troops

Review of Troops

Note of Shield-Bearers and Archers

Note of Officials(?) Assigned to Provinces

Fragment of Military Personnel List

Note of Officials Assigned to Provinces

From a List of Persons and their Owners(?)

Envoys from Iran

From a List of Men

Sheep and Cattle from Babylon(?)

Note of Some Soldiers

Note of Officials Including Governors

Note Relating to Temple Personnel(?)

List of Men

List of Troops on Campaign

From a List of Men(?)

Memorandum of Persons Subjected to Punishments

Deportees and their Animals

From a List of Temple Employees(?)

Contributions(?)

Babylonians Dedicated to Bel

Audience Gifts from Officials

Families from Babylon and Cutha

Ten Men

Note of Men

Eight Women

Deportees from Various Regions

From a List of Officials(?)

List of People Including a Goldsmith

List of Officials and their Superiors in Different Cities

Fugitives in the Province of Šimu

From a Note of Deported Families

Inventory of People and Property

Note Concerned with Oxen

People and Property Plundered

Note of Persons Bequeathed

List of Chariot Troops and Military Scribes(?)

List of Slaves

Schedule of Estate Assignments

List of Provinces

List of Arrivals from the Provinces

List of Shield-Bearers and Archers

Note of People Including Potters

Building Texts
Ch. 2 (Building Texts)
Building Progress Report(?)

Account of Sheep in Provinces

Report on Fifty Hectares of Sown Land

List of Rations(?)

Fragment of Sheep List(?)

Note of Equids

Note of Domestic Animals

Distribution of Tribute to Palace Personnel et al.

List of Audience Gifts and a Memorandum

Inspection of Men(?) from Guzana and Naṣibina

List of Fruit Trees

List of Cattle(?)

Fragment Concerned with Sheep Theft(?)

Note of Officials

Fragment Mentioning Provincial Capitals

Fragmentary Schedule of Land

Memorandum about Cattle

Fragment of Note of Towns and Persons

Herd Count

List of ilku Contributions

Fragment from List of Towns

Deportees from Cilicia

Record of Grain Deliveries

Contributions from Envoys

Fragment from List of Incoming Horses

Note of Officials(?)

Fragment Concerned with Horses

Fragment from List of Contributions(?)

List of Flocks

List of Domestic Animals Stolen

Record of Domestic Animals

List of Horses and Mules

Accompanying Horses

From a Shipment of Silver from Ekron

From a Shipment of Silver from Arbela

From a Shipment of Silver from the Wine Master

From a Shipment of Silver from Judaea

From a Shipment of Silver from Nabu-gabbi-le’i

From a Shipment from Kumme

Part of List of Contributions from Provinces(?)

Fragment from List of Contributions from Provinces(?)

Fragment from List with City Names

Fragment from List of Provinces

Fragment with Names of Cities

Note of Straw

Silver Payments

Contributions in Kind

Quantities of Metal(?)

Fragment of Offering List(?)

From a Shipment of Silver from Bani-Nabu

From a Shipment of Silver from the Town of Hasutu

From a Shipment of Silver

From a Shipment from Que

From a Shipment from Arrapha

From a Shipment from Naṣibina

Accompanying Bowls

Accompanying Garments

From a Shipment from Aššur-šarru-uṣur

From a Container of Letters

Fragmentary Jar Sealing

Fragmentary Sealing

Box Sealing

Fragment of Sheep List

Various Contributions Including Oxen and Sheep

List of Tribute or Booty

Note of Chariot Troops

Fragment of List of Army Officers

Note of Official

Note of Men, Some from Dur-Šarruken

Note of Men from Plunder of a Town

Five Recipients ...

From a List of Men with their Families

Eunuchs with their Households(?)

Note of Some Women

From an Inventory of Families

Tribute from Tabal

Itinerary to Mazamua

Note of Royal Accoutrements

Edicts and Decrees for Temple Maintenance
Ch. 4 (Edicts and Decrees for Temple Maintenance)
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Grants, Decrees and Gifts
Decree of Expenditures for Various Ceremonies in the Aššur Temple
Grants, Decrees and Gifts of the Neo-Assyrian Period

Royal Votive Donations and Gifts
Ch. 6 (Royal Votive Donations and Gifts)
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Grants, Decrees and Gifts
Sennacherib Dedicates Personnel to the Temple of Zababa and Babu
Grants, Decrees and Gifts of the Neo-Assyrian Period

Edicts and Decrees for Temple Maintenance
Ch. 4 (Edicts and Decrees for Temple Maintenance)
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Grants, Decrees and Gifts
Schedule of Wine Offerings by the Magnates to the Aššur Temple
Grants, Decrees and Gifts of the Neo-Assyrian Period

Grants of Tiglath-pileser III and Earlier Kings
Ch. 1 (Grants of Tiglath-pileser III and Earlier Kings)
Adad-nerari III Grants Land to Aššur to Provide Offerings

Grants of Tiglath-pileser III and Earlier Kings
Ch. 1 (Grants of Tiglath-pileser III and Earlier Kings)
Fragment of a Text Similar to Nos. 1-3

Grants of Tiglath-pileser III and Earlier Kings
Ch. 1 (Grants of Tiglath-pileser III and Earlier Kings)
Possibly Part of No. 1

Royal Votive Donations and Gifts
Ch. 6 (Royal Votive Donations and Gifts)
Gift of Sennacherib for Esarhaddon

Private Votive Donations
Ch. 7 (Private Votive Donations)
Four Men Donate a Bastard to Ninurta

Private Votive Donations
Ch. 7 (Private Votive Donations)
Mannu-de’iq Donates his Son to Ninurta

Private Votive Donations
Ch. 7 (Private Votive Donations)
The Ninurta Temple Purchases a Devotee

Fragments of Grants or Schedules to Grants
Ch. 3 (Fragments of Grants or Schedules to Grants)
Fragment of Land Grant or Schedule?

Fragments of Grants or Schedules to Grants
Ch. 3 (Fragments of Grants or Schedules to Grants)
Fragment of Aššur-etel-ilani Type Land Grant

Grants of Sargon II and Later Kings
Ch. 2 (Grants of Sargon II and Later Kings)
Schedule to Nabu-šarru-uṣur Grant Document

Grants of Sargon II and Later Kings
Ch. 2 (Grants of Sargon II and Later Kings)
Part of Preceding Text

Fragments of Grants or Schedules to Grants
Ch. 3 (Fragments of Grants or Schedules to Grants)
Assurbanipal Type Schedule to Land Grant

Fragment of Land Grant or Schedule

Fragment of Assurbanipal Type Schedule

Probably Part of No. 60

Possibly Part of No. 60

Fragment of Assurbanipal Type Schedule?

Fragment of Land Grant, Possibly Part of No. 15

Fragment of Tiglath-Pileser III Land Grant

Royal Appointments
Ch. 5 (Royal Appointments)
Edict Appointing Nergal-apil-kumu’a

Royal Votive Donations and Gifts
Ch. 6 (Royal Votive Donations and Gifts)
Assurbanipal Recovers a Stolen Village

Royal Votive Gift for Ištar of Arbela

Edicts and Decrees for Temple Maintenance
Ch. 4 (Edicts and Decrees for Temple Maintenance)
Fragment of Decree of Adad-nerari III

Adad-nerari III Makes a Grant

Adad-nerari III Grants a Field to a Eunuch

Fragment of Adad-nerari III Grant

Adad-nerari III Acquires Land in Bet-šašširi for a Grant

Land Grant Mentioning the Names of Adad-nerari and Tiglath-Pileser

Grants of Sargon II and Later Kings
Ch. 2 (Grants of Sargon II and Later Kings)
Assurbanipal Exempts Balṭaya, Chief of Fodder Supplies, from Taxes

Assurbanipal Exempts Nabu-šarru-uṣur, Chief Eunuch, from Taxes

Assurbanipal Exempts a Eunuch from Taxes

Fragment of Assurbanipal Grant

Aššur-etel-ilani Exempts Ṭab-šar-papahi from Taxes

Aššur-etel-ilani Exempts a Cohort Commander from Taxes

Fragment of Aššur-etel-ilani Grant

Fragment of Land Grant

Adad-nerari III Grants Land and Tax Exemption to a Eunuch

Fragment of a Decree of Tiglath-Pileser III

Sargon Renews a Land Grant of Adad-nerari to Provide Offerings for Aššur

Fragment of Sennacherib Land Grant

Fragment of Land Grant of Sennacherib

Possibly Part of No. 21

Private Votive Donation to Nabu

Fragment of Land Grant?

Adad-nerari III Makes a Grant to Abi-ul-idi, High Priest

Unplaced Fragment of the Text of No. 69

Decree of Regular Offerings for the Aššur Temple by Adad-nerari III

Fragment of the Text of No. 71

Prism Fragment Containing Part of the Text of No.71

Fragment of a Text Similar to No. 1

Collection of Decrees of Šamsi-Adad V and Adad-nerari III

Fragment of a Decree Concerning Distribution of Meat

Fragment of a Decree?

Collection of Decrees from Various Reigns

Sennacherib Dedicates Personnel to his Newly-built Akitu Temple

Late Copy of a Decree of Tukulti-Ninurta for the Temple of Šarrat-nipha

Schedule of Distribution of Meat from Offerings

Fragment of Aššur-etel-ilani Type Land Grant?

Royal Appointments
Ch. 5 (Royal Appointments)
Adad-nerari Adds the Land of Hindanu to the Territory of Raṣappa

A Man Donates his two Nephews to Nabu

Nabu-sakip Donates two Slaves and an Estate to Nabu

Aššur-reṣuwa Donates Property and People to Nabu

Assurbanipal Exempts a Chamberlain from Taxes

Part of Land Grant for Temple Offerings

Esarhaddon Grants Land to Provide Regular Offerings

Memorandum Concerning Votive Donation

Royal Appointments
Ch. 5 (Royal Appointments)
Text Duplicating No. 83

Letters from Babylon - Rašil and Šuma-iddin
Ch. 14 (Letters from Babylon - Rašil and Šuma-iddin)
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Letters from Priests
Fragment Mentioning Rašil
Letters from Assyrian and Babylonian Priests to Kings Esarhaddon and Assurbanipal

Letters from Babylon - Rašil and Šuma-iddin
Ch. 14 (Letters from Babylon - Rašil and Šuma-iddin)
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Letters from Priests
Send Their Carpenters
Letters from Assyrian and Babylonian Priests to Kings Esarhaddon and Assurbanipal

Royal Letters - Letters from the King
The King to Zeruti and the Clergy of Der
Ch. 1 (Royal Letters - Letters from the King)
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Letters from Priests
There will be an Intercalary Adar
Letters from Assyrian and Babylonian Priests to Kings Esarhaddon and Assurbanipal

Letters from Babylon - Rašil and Šuma-iddin
Ch. 14 (Letters from Babylon - Rašil and Šuma-iddin)
Troubles with a Chaldean Chieftain

Royal Letters - Letters from the King
Ch. 1 (Royal Letters - Letters from the King)
Enlil will Go Out in Ayyar

We Are Rebuilding Babylon

Royal Letters - Letters from the King
The King to Nabu-iddina and the Clergy of Cutha
Ch. 1 (Royal Letters - Letters from the King)
There will be an Intercalary Adar

Send Me Assistants for the Clothing Ceremony of Bel

The Design for the Bed of the Lord of Heaven and Earth

Let Me Have the Gems So I Can Finish My Work

More About Events in Babylonia

The Statue of Marduk is Coming, They Say

Broken Letter Mentioning Rašil

Letters from Assur - Varia
Ch. 5 (Letters from Assur - Varia)
(no title) and envelope (= SAA 13 042)

Letters from Assur - Varia
Ch. 5 (Letters from Assur - Varia)

The King to Aššur-mudammiq, Aššur-šarru-uṣur, and Aššur-hussanni
If There is Extra Serpentine, You May Have Some

Letters from Calah - Nabu-šumu-iddina/Nadinu, Inspector of the Nabu temple
Ch. 8 (Letters from Calah - Nabu-šumu-iddina/Nadinu, Inspector of the Nabu temple)
Report of Arrival of Horses: Iyyar 7

Letters from Arbela - Aššur-hamatu’a
Ch. 10 (Letters from Arbela - Aššur-hamatu’a)
More on Royal Statues in the Ištar Temple

Letters from Assur - Varia
Ch. 5 (Letters from Assur - Varia)
Features of a Royal Statue Disputed

Fragmentary Letter Concerning a Statue

Letters from Babylon - Urdu-ahhešu
Ch. 13 (Letters from Babylon - Urdu-ahhešu)
Roofing Shrines in the Esaggil

Letters from Assur - Dadi
Ch. 3 (Letters from Assur - Dadi)
Big Problems with Sheep Deliveries

Letters from Various Locations - Kurba’il, Harran, Kilizi, etc
Šamaš-šumu-lešir of the Province of the Chief Cupbearer
Ch. 15 (Letters from Various Locations - Kurba’il, Harran, Kilizi, etc)
These Gods Should Go to Babylon

Stone for Statues

Letters from Nineveh - Varia
Ch. 12 (Letters from Nineveh - Varia)
We Have Started Work on the Ritual Bath

Letters from Arbela - Aššur-hamatu’a
Ch. 10 (Letters from Arbela - Aššur-hamatu’a)
Divine Statue(s) in Cultic Activity

Letters from Arbela - Varia
Ch. 11 (Letters from Arbela - Varia)

Letters from Assur - Dadi
Ch. 3 (Letters from Assur - Dadi)
Tracking Down Deliveries

Letters from Calah - Nabu-šumu-iddina/Nadinu, Inspector of the Nabu temple
Ch. 8 (Letters from Calah - Nabu-šumu-iddina/Nadinu, Inspector of the Nabu temple)
Fragment of a Letter Mentioning Horses

Unassigned and Unattributed Letters
Ch. 16 (Unassigned and Unattributed Letters)

Letters from Calah - Urdu-Nabu
Ch. 6 (Letters from Calah - Urdu-Nabu)

The Gods Have Gone Out and Come Back Safely

Unassigned and Unattributed Letters
Ch. 16 (Unassigned and Unattributed Letters)
Letters to the Palace

Letters from Arbela - Varia
Ch. 11 (Letters from Arbela - Varia)
Fragment of a Report of a Prophecy?

Letters from Calah - Nabu-šumu-iddina/Nadinu, Inspector of the Nabu temple
Ch. 8 (Letters from Calah - Nabu-šumu-iddina/Nadinu, Inspector of the Nabu temple)

Unassigned and Unattributed Letters
Ch. 16 (Unassigned and Unattributed Letters)
A Problem in Samaria?

One Hundred and Eighty-eight Horses and Mules Arrived Today

About a Divine Party

Letters from Arbela - Varia
Ch. 11 (Letters from Arbela - Varia)
Parisat-Palê Entered the Akitu Chapel

Counting Statues

Gutters for the Temple of Aššur

Gold for a Crown?

The Sacred Marriage of the Lord of the Lands

Trampled Writing Boards

Letters from Babylon - Urdu-ahhešu
Ch. 13 (Letters from Babylon - Urdu-ahhešu)
Cult Objects Stolen

Fragment Mentioning Harran

A Golden Statue

Letters from Babylon - Urdu-ahhešu
Ch. 13 (Letters from Babylon - Urdu-ahhešu)
Restoration Work in the Esaggil

We Have Not Been Selling Sheep

Doing the Work of the King

Priests’ Helpers

Killers on the Loose

Passage of Rites

Letters from Various Locations - Kurba’il, Harran, Kilizi, etc
Ch. 15 (Letters from Various Locations - Kurba’il, Harran, Kilizi, etc)
Thirty Talents (Plus a Few Minas) of Silver for Cultic Objects

Fragment of a Horse Report

Restoration Work on the Esaggil

Letters from Calah - Varia
Ch. 9 (Letters from Calah - Varia)
It Is Not an Ancient Ritual

Report of a Prophecy

Report of Arrival of Horses: Day 11

Broken Report of Arrival of Horses

Thirty Horses and Mules Arrived Today

Thirty-six Horses and Mules Arrived Today

Preparations for the Sacred Marriage of Nabu

They will Protect the Crown Princes

The Horses from Ebir-nari Are Not Arriving

Report of Arrival of Horses: Day 16

Report of Arrival of Horses: Day 5

Letters from Calah - Urdu-Nabu
Ch. 6 (Letters from Calah - Urdu-Nabu)
Offerings for the King and his Family

Letters from Calah - Urdu-Nabu
Ch. 6 (Letters from Calah - Urdu-Nabu)
Gold for Making Royal Statues

The Key is Lost

The Restoration of Esaggil is Completed

Shall I Let the Prophetess Take the Throne from the Temple?

Letters from Assur - Sin-na’di, Mayor of Assur
Ch. 4 (Letters from Assur - Sin-na’di, Mayor of Assur)
Arrest of Temple Thieves

Letters from Nineveh - Varia
Ch. 12 (Letters from Nineveh - Varia)
The Chief Victualler has Stolen My Property

Letters from Calah - Varia
Ch. 9 (Letters from Calah - Varia)
All is Well with the Watch of the King

Letters from Calah - Varia
Ch. 9 (Letters from Calah - Varia)
Expropriation of Field, House and People

Letters from Assur - Dadi
Ch. 3 (Letters from Assur - Dadi)
Sacrifice of Bulls, Rams, and Spring Lambs

Repairing the Seats of Divine Statues

Letters from Calah - Nergal-šarrani
Ch. 7 (Letters from Calah - Nergal-šarrani)
Complaint of Sickness

The Temple Weavers are Behind on their Quota

Bringing the Gods to a Treaty Ceremony

Performing a Ritual

Letters from Calah - Nergal-šarrani
Ch. 7 (Letters from Calah - Nergal-šarrani)
Sacred Marriage of Nabu and Tašmetu

Letters from Calah - Nergal-šarrani
Ch. 7 (Letters from Calah - Nergal-šarrani)
Measures Against Fungus in the Nabu Temple

Report to the Queen Mother about a Ritual

Report of Arrival of Horses: Sivan 2

Arrival of Kushite Horses from the Magnates

Six Horses and Mules Arrived Today

Report of Arrival of Horses: Sivan 4

Request for a Personal Audience with the King

Eighty Horses Arrived Today

One Hundred and Sixty Draft Horses Arrived Today

Report of Arrival of Horses: Nisan 8

Officers Turned Criminal

An Outing for Aššur, Sin and Adad

The Commander-in-Chief’s Deputy Hasn’t Arrived Yet

Arrival of Horses

Memorandum on Affairs to be Discussed with the King

Restoration Work on the Temples of Babylon

The Work is Too Difficult for Us, They Say

Theft of Temple Property

A Report on Young Girls at the Temple

It is Not Our Work

Letters from Various Locations - Kurba’il, Harran, Kilizi, etc
Ch. 15 (Letters from Various Locations - Kurba’il, Harran, Kilizi, etc)
The King Had Mercy on his Servant

The Statues Require Gold, Copper and Lapis Lazuli

Cultic Dues Not Delivered

Exemption of the Servants of Ištar

Ninety-five Horses and Mules Arrived Today

One Hundred and Seven Horses and Mules Arrived Today

The Cavalry Gets Priority

Letters from Assur - Sin-na’di, Mayor of Assur
Ch. 4 (Letters from Assur - Sin-na’di, Mayor of Assur)
More on the Arrest of Temple Thieves

The Priest of Ea-Šarru Visits the Aššur Temple

Transport Order for Lahiru and Dur-Šarrukku

Report to the Queen Mother about a Offering

Twenty-nine Horses Arrived Today

Golden Waters and Flood Monsters

Offerings for the Sons of the King

Do Your Work

The Runaway Chariot

Letters from Assur - Marduk-šallim-ahhe, Scribe of the Aššur Temple
Ch. 2 (Letters from Assur - Marduk-šallim-ahhe, Scribe of the Aššur Temple)
Sheep for the Temple of Dagan

A Faulty Offering Sheep

Burnt Offerings to Heavenly Bodies

Ninety-six Horses Arrived Today

The Cavalry Mounts Did Not Arrive

Broken Report of Arrival of Horses: Day 23

Report of Arrival of Horses: Nisan 6

Royal Order for a Waterskin

Lapsed and Undelivered Offerings

Recalcitrant Assyrian Shepherds

Shepherds Turned Criminal

A Promise

Cultic Procession During the Reign of a Substitute King

Village Managers Missing from the Review

Letters from Assur - Sin-na’di, Mayor of Assur
Ch. 4 (Letters from Assur - Sin-na’di, Mayor of Assur)
Service at the Offering Pipes

Letters from Assur - Marduk-šallim-ahhe, Scribe of the Aššur Temple
Ch. 2 (Letters from Assur - Marduk-šallim-ahhe, Scribe of the Aššur Temple)
Final Accounting Made

Tašmetu Goes to the Festival Chapel

Ištar Has Gone to the Divine ‘Party’

Letters from Nineveh - Varia
Ch. 12 (Letters from Nineveh - Varia)
The Leftovers of Aššur Go to the Palace

Letter of Complaint about Pulu

The Festival of Babylon

Ninety-eight Kushite Draft Horses Arrived Today

An Ominous Offering Sheep

They Should Start the Work before the Sacrifices Begin

Letters from Assur - Marduk-šallim-ahhe, Scribe of the Aššur Temple
Ch. 2 (Letters from Assur - Marduk-šallim-ahhe, Scribe of the Aššur Temple)

Letter Similar to No 28

Five Hundred and Ninety Draft Horses Arrived Today

No Deliveries from Talmusu on the 5th of Kanunu

Disposition of the Property of Aššur-ili-muballissu

The Sanctuary of Mullissu is Completed

Preparing a Statue of Ištar for a Festival

Letters from Arbela - Aššur-hamatu’a
Ch. 10 (Letters from Arbela - Aššur-hamatu’a)
Royal Statues in the Ištar Temple

The Bearers of Ištar are All Common Men

Plea to the King to Cure Sickness

Grain for the Kushites and Egyptians in Assur

Why Does the Crown Prince Torment Me So?

The Team of Black Horses Has Not Arrived Yet

Fifty-eight Horses Have Arrived

No Deliveries from Kurba’il on the [5th] of the Month

How Will the King Meet Ištar?

No Deliveries from Talmusu on the 5th of the Month

Report on Gold and Silver Work for the Temple of SIn

Adad Will Go to the Festival Chapel

Damage to Divine Furnishings

Plaster and Cedar Beams for the Esaggil

Where are the Sacrifices to be Performed?

Fragment Mentioning Nineveh

Bel Reconciles with Mullissu

The Ritual is Performed as Commanded

Gods at Your Gate

Theft of a Gold Statue of Erra

Threats and Beatings

No Deliveries from Talmusu on the [5th] of Kanunu

The Priest of Ea Robs the Temple

The Ritual was Successful

Fragmentary Report Concerning Egyptian Horses

Fragment Mentioning Esaggil

Report to Esarhaddon on Recent Events in Babylonia

The Weavers Have Not Given the Garments

Private Archives
Ch. 13 (Private Archives)
Copyright Raija Mattila and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 2002. Lemmatised by Melanie Groß, 2010-11, as part of the FWF-funded research project “Royal Institutional Households in First Millennium BC Mesopotamia” (S 10802-G18; University of Vienna). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Inurta-šarru-uṣur Buys a Woman (*612)
Legal Transactions of the Royal Court of Nineveh, Part II: Assurbanipal through Sin-šarru-iškun

Private Archives
Ch. 13 (Private Archives)
Copyright Raija Mattila and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 2002. Lemmatised by Melanie Groß, 2010-11, as part of the FWF-funded research project “Royal Institutional Households in First Millennium BC Mesopotamia” (S 10802-G18; University of Vienna). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Inurta-šarru-uṣur Rents Land in the Village of Smiths (*612-VI-28)
Legal Transactions of the Royal Court of Nineveh, Part II: Assurbanipal through Sin-šarru-iškun

Private Archives
Ch. 13 (Private Archives)
Copyright Raija Mattila and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 2002. Lemmatised by Melanie Groß, 2010-11, as part of the FWF-funded research project “Royal Institutional Households in First Millennium BC Mesopotamia” (S 10802-G18; University of Vienna). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Inurta-šarru-uṣur Lends Donkey Legs (*626-I)
Legal Transactions of the Royal Court of Nineveh, Part II: Assurbanipal through Sin-šarru-iškun

Inurta-šarru-uṣur Lends Six Shekels of Silver (*622-XI-18)

Inurta-šarru-uṣur Lends Half a Mina of Silver (*630-IX-20)

Inurta-šarru-uṣur Lends Barley (*618-I-14)

Inurta-šarru-uṣur Lends Barley (Mannu-ki-Arbail-X-10)

Court Order on Behalf of Inurta-šarru-uṣur (*621-V)

Inurta-šarru-uṣur Lends 15 Star-Patterned Birds (*627-II)

Nur-šarru-uṣur Lends Barley (*621-XIIa-20)

Puṭu-Eši Buys a Woman as a Wife

Puti-Athiš Buys a Boy As a Son for Himself (*634)

Pan-Issar-lamur, Eunuch, Lends One Mina of Silver (*634-II-22)

Bedroom and Inner Courtyard Pledged (655-II-19)

Inner Tablet of the Preceding Text

Delivery Contract for a Donkey Mare (656-VI-1)

Court Order Concerning Copper Vessels

Court Order Concerning a Silver Loan (*612-VII)

Fragmentary Court Order

Court Decision Concerning Adoption

Silver Loan (*621-I-21)

Šumma-taṣip Lends Barley

Fragment of a Conveyance Text (*635)

Land Lease

Fragment of a Conveyance Text

Barruqu Lends Grain

Officials of the Crown Prince
Ch. 4 (Officials of the Crown Prince)
Kiṣir-Aššur Lends 16 Shekels of Silver (*635-I-11)

Urdu-Aya Lends Ten Shekels of Silver (*636-II-2)

Officials of the Crown Prince
Ch. 4 (Officials of the Crown Prince)
Luqu Lends Ten Shekels of Silver (*645-VI-5)

Mudabbirayu Lends Three Minas of Silver

Unassigned
Ch. 7 (Unassigned)
Silver Loan (650-VI-22)

Unassigned
Ch. 7 (Unassigned)
Aš[...] Lends 15 Minas of Silver (657-XI)

Unassigned
Ch. 11 (Unassigned)
A Fragmentary Silver Loan

Kubaba-eriba Lends 10 Shekels of Silver

Qidri Lends Eight Shekels of Silver (*638-II-11)

Ululayu and Apladad-na’di Lend Silver (*626-III)

Officials of the Crown Prince
Ch. 4 (Officials of the Crown Prince)
Kiṣir-Aššur Lends Eight Shekels of Silver (*623-VII-21)

Amurri Lends One Mina of Silver (*646-IV-9)

Bahianu Lends Barley to a Priestess (667-II-5)

Bel-lu-balaṭ Lends Ten Shekels of Silver (*631-XI-3)

Remut-ilani Lends One Mina of Silver (*647-IV-20)

Kiṣir-Aššur Lends Silver (*637)

Aššur-reši-išši Lends Silver, Regular Offerings of Aššur (658-III-16)

Tuqunu-ereš Lends 8 1/3 Minas of Silver (*619-II-20)

A Fragmentary Loan (663-VI-18)

Gallulu Lends Silver (*645-I-1)

Bani-ahu’a Lends 50 Minas of Copper Against a Pledge (*642-II-5)

Ahi-duri Lends Silver Against a Pledge of a Man (*647-VI-5)

Harem Manageress Lends Silver Against a Pledge (*625-IX-26)

Ubbuku and Muškenu-la-ahi Lend Silver Against a Pledge (*646-VI-13)

Royal Women
Ch. 2 (Royal Women)
The Lady Sinqi-Issar Receives a Slave Woman Instead of Silver (654-II-14)

Nabu’a Redeems Two Persons from the Merchant

Šamaš-abu’a, Horse Trainer, Lends Silver Against a Pledge

Nahiri Lends Six Minas of Silver Against a Pledge

Kiṣir-Aššur Lends One Mina 30 Shekels of Silver

Šep-Issar Lends 11 Shekels of Silver (*630-XI)

Ṣalam-šarri-iqbi Redeems Three People from the Merchant

A Fragmentary Document of Nabu-šumu-iddina (652-VII-12)

Nabu-iqbi Lends 17 Shekels of Silver (*622-VIII-21)

Document Concerning a Temple Slave

Fragmentary Document of Nabu’ a

Court Decision on Behalf of Zeru-[...] (653-II-20)

Fragment of a Witness List

Court Decision on Behalf of Menahem (*641-I-23)

Bringing Witnesses to Court

Mannu-ki-mat-Assur Seizes His Debtor (*613-III-1)

Ninuayu, King’s Eunuch
Ch. 3 (Ninuayu, King’s Eunuch)
Court Decision on Behalf of Ninuayu, the King’s Eunuch (*641-VII-13)

Silver Debt

Kakkullanu, Cohort Commander of the Crown Prince
Ch. 5 (Kakkullanu, Cohort Commander of the Crown Prince)
Siniq-Issar Lends Silver (*627?)

Luqu Lends Silver (*648)

Bel-iqiša Lends Silver and Barley (*630)

Nabu-duri Lends 30 Homers of Barley (665-VIII-17)

Taqunu, Deputy, Lends Barley Belonging to the Crown Prince (*644-VII)

Taqunu Lends Barley Belonging to the Crown Prince

Manageress Lends Barley

Nergal-šarru-uṣur Lends Five Minas of Silver (667-II-26)

Debt Note

Nabu-šarru-ka’’in Lends Offerings and Silver (650-IV)

Aduni-ih’a Lends Three Homers of Wheat (660-II)

Kiṣir-Aššur Lends Straw (*618-I-15)

Bel-duri Lends Barley and an Ox (658-VI-18)

Court Order on Behalf of Gabbu-qat-ili (663-II-26)

Court Decision on Behalf of Nabu-šarru-uṣur (*639-VI-12)

A Court Decision on Behalf of Aššur-šallim (*638-IV)

Court Decision on Behalf of Remanni-[... ] (*630)

Court Decision on Behalf of Adad-reṣuwa (*627)

Court Decision Concerning a Woman

A Court Decision on Behalf of Ah-abu

Ribate Buys a Slave (*639-XI-22)

Kabar-il, Royal Bodyguard of the Personal Guard, Buys a Slave (*644)

Ninuayu, King’s Eunuch
Ch. 3 (Ninuayu, King’s Eunuch)
Ninuayu Buys a Slave

Nergal-[...], Chariot Driver, Buys a Slave (668-XII-10)

Royal Women
Ch. 2 (Royal Women)
Manageress of the Central City Buys a Slave (668-I-22)

Purchase of a Girl

Gir-Ha, Commander-of-Fifty, Buys a Tabalean Slave (*648-X-22)

Purchase of a Slave (668-XI)

Purchase of a Man

Royal Women
Ch. 2 (Royal Women)
Manageress of Assur Buys a Slave (650)

Kiṣir-Aššur Buys a Woman (*636-XI-3)

Zarpi, Manageress, Buys a Woman (668-V-27)

Manageress of Assur Buys a Woman

Šumma-ilani Buys a Woman (*622-V-20)

Kakkullanu, Cohort Commander of the Crown Prince
Ch. 5 (Kakkullanu, Cohort Commander of the Crown Prince)
Kakkullanu Buys a Woman

Ninuayu, King’s Eunuch
Ch. 3 (Ninuayu, King’s Eunuch)
Ninuayu Buys a Woman (*633-II-14)

Priest of Bel Buys a Woman

Ṣalmu-ahhe Buys a Woman

[...]-iddin Buys a Woman

Harem Manageresses
Ch. 9 (Harem Manageresses)
The Lady [...] Buys a Woman

[...]ayu Buys a Woman and a Child (*622)

Purchase of a Woman

Luqu, Cohort Commander of the Crown Prince, Buys Women (659-II)

Kakkullanu, Cohort Commander of the Crown Prince
Ch. 5 (Kakkullanu, Cohort Commander of the Crown Prince)
Kakkullanu Buys Three Slaves

Ninuayu Buys Two Slaves

Ninuayu Buys Slaves (*639-X-18)

Aššur-šumu-ka’’in, King’s Cohort Commander, Buys Three Men

Ninuayu Buys Three Slaves

Urdu Buys People

Ninuayu Buys Slaves

Isinnayu Buys Slaves

Manageress Buys Two Slaves

Purchase of Ten Slaves (*647-X-6)

Inurta-ahu-iddina Buys a Slave

Se-yate Buys People

Urdu-Issar, Chamberlain, Buys Two Slaves (668-X-28)

Milki-nuri, Eunuch of the Queen
Ch. 1 (Milki-nuri, Eunuch of the Queen)
Milki-nuri Buys Five Slaves

Purchase of a Slave

Governor Buys Slaves

Purchase of a Woman (*635-I-15)

Babilayu Buys Six Slaves

Nihti-Eša-rau Buys a Woman as a Wife for His Son (*623-VI-1)

Kakkullanu Buys a Woman as a Wife for His Servant (*630-II-20)

Kakkullanu Buys a Woman as a Wife for His Servant (*630)

Mannu-ki-Allaya, Conscript of the Chief Eunuch, Buys Slaves (669)

Abdunu Buys a Girl (*627-VIII-14)

Kakkullanu Buys a Girl

Mar-šarri-ila’i Buys Slaves

Riba-ilu Buys a Boy

The Lady Urkittu-tašmanni Buys a Girl (667-XI-2)

Milki-nuri, Eunuch of the Queen
Ch. 1 (Milki-nuri, Eunuch of the Queen)
Milki-nuri Buys Six Slaves

Kakkullanu Buys a Man in Exchange for a Woman (*625-II-20)

Šamaš-kenu-uṣur Receives a Woman in Lieu of Blood Money

Kakkullanu Buys His Neighbour’s House in Nineveh (*625-III-17)

Kakkullanu Buys a House in Nineveh (*617-II-10)

Hala-šuri Buys a House (*642-III-1)

Šakil-Aya Gets a Barnyard (651-XII-12)

Nabu-nadin-ahhe, Eunuch of the Crown Prince, Redeems a House

Šarru-lu-dari Buys an Estate for Half a Mina of Silver

Harem Manageresses
Ch. 9 (Harem Manageresses)
Manageress of the Central City Buys Land

Purchase of a House in Nineveh (*641-V-13)

Purchase of a Workroom (650?)

Purchase of a House in Nineveh

Adunu-dala Buys Land in Nineveh for 12 Minas of Silver

Purchase of Land

Kakkullanu Buys Land

Kakkullanu Buys an Outbuilding Adjoining His House (*630-V-22)

Mušezib-Nabu Buys a Vacant Lot (*637)

Purchase of a Vacant Lot (*627)

Ešrayu, Horse Trainer of the Personal Guard, Buys Land in Mera

Purchase of a Vacant Lot

Harem Manageresses
Ch. 9 (Harem Manageresses)
Remut-Nergal, Eunuch of the Manageress, Buys a Vacant Lot

Bardi Buys a House and a Vacant Lot

Purchase of a Vacant Lot (*640)

Kakkullanu Buys a Vineyard Next to His Garden in Appuni (*623-XI-6)

Purchase of a Vegetable Garden

Purchase of a Vineyard and People

Ṣalmu-ahhe, Personal Guard, Buys an Estate (*634-II-5)

Purchase of an Estate (653)

Purchase of Land in Kisiri

Sin-aplu-iddina Buys 15 Hectares of Field (*634-I-6)

Nabu-šapik-zeri Buys an Estate of 6 Hectares in Ša-Ṣillaya

Dayan-Kurbail Buys Land

Purchase of an Estate in Nur-beti (653-IX-8)

Purchase of an Estate of 10 Hectares

Bel-[…] Buys Land

Purchase of an Estate of 6 Hectares

Ul[ulayu] Buys 9 Hectares 3 Decares of Field and Grazing Land

Purchase of Land (664)

Kakkullanu Buys Land (*624-II-15)

Kakkullanu Buys Land for Nine Minas of Copper

Fragmentary Land Purchase

Nabu’a Buys Land

Bel-emuranni Buys Land

Remut-Adad Buys Land in the Village of Maṣi-ilu

Purchase of an Estate of 60 Hectares

Nabu-šezib Buys Land

Nergal-ahu-uṣur Buys Land in Farmer Town

Kakkullanu Buys 20 Hectares of Land in Abi-ila’i (*625-XI-13)

Nabu-šumu-ibni Buys Land and People

Lu-balaṭ Buys Land and People

Purchase of 40 Hectares of Land and Two Houses (*620)

Kakkullanu Buys a Vineyard and Two Persons in Irbu (*630-XI-17)

Purchase of Land and People

Milki-nuri, Eunuch of the Queen
Ch. 1 (Milki-nuri, Eunuch of the Queen)
Milki-nuri Buys Land and People

[...]-ila’i, ‘Third Man’, Buys Land and People

Fragmentary Purchase Document of Il-gabbe

Sin-na’id Buys an Estate

Bel-duri Buys an Orchard in the Land of the Palace Herald

Milki-nuri Buys the Village of Nabu-šezib (668-VI-19)

Amurri Buys [...]

Sin-ašared Buys […]

Šamaš-zeru-iqiša Buys [... ] (*621?)

Barruqu Buys […]

Fragment of a Bel-duri Document

Aššur-šallim-ahhe Buys [... ]

Milki-nuri Buys [...]

Bel-duri Buys […]

Aššur-duru-uṣur Buys a Vacant Lot

Manageress Buys […]

Kandalanu Buys [... ]

Ninuayu Buys Land and People

Šar-Nergal-allak Buys a Woman as a Wife

Purchase of an Estate

Purchase of a Well

Sin-aplu-iddina Buys an Orchard

Ahu-la-amašši Buys Land

[... ]-emuranni Buys Land in Ṣibte

Mu[ ...] Buys Six Hectares of Land

Purchase of Land (791-XII-25)

Zabdi Buys a Woman (652-IV)

Urdu-Issar Buys [...]

Šamaš-na’id Buys [... ]

Fragmentary Sales Document of [Ṣalmu]-ahhe

Fragment of a Kakkullanu Witness List

Fragmentary Sales Document (651)

Šari Buys a Field

Blood Money for Ṣiri (657-VII-3)

Ba’alti-yabati Gets a House and People from Her Father (*627-XII-14)

Kakkullanu Leases More Land in Bit-abi-ila’i (*623-X-7)

Girittu Leases One Hectare of Field (*631-VII-9)

Kakkullanu Leases 20 Hectares of Field in Qurubi (*625-X-3)

Milki-nuri Buys the Village of Bahaya (666-XII-19)

Mar-šarri-bel-ahhe Leases Land in Dayyan-Adad (*633-I-26)

Šarru-lu-dari Buys Land for Two Minas of Silver

Document Concerning Delivery of Wood

Purchase of a Threshing Floor

Kakkullanu Buys a Woman for His Servant (*629-I-19)

A Scribe Buys Slaves

Purchase of Land for 9 Minas of Copper

Milki-nuri Buys Ten Slaves

Purchase of Orchards and Groves

Ubri, Aramean Scribe, Lends Sheep and Silver (661-I)

[...]-Marduk Lends Silver (*612-VI-18)

Nusku-šarru-uṣur Lends Silver (*625)

Lease of 4 Hectares of Land in Samanu

Putayu Buys Land

Bel-Harran-belu-uṣur Buys an Estate of 30 Hectares

Purchase of a Woman (*646)

Urdu-Inurta Buys 11 Hectares of Land in Huli

Buraqa Lends One Mina and 4 1/2 Shekels of Silver (667-VII-20)

Ṭab-šar-Aššur Lends One Mina of Silver (655-VII-11)

Nur-Šamaš Lends Silver Against a Pledge (*637-III)

Šulmu-šarri Buys One Decare of Grazing Land (713)

Fragment of a Sales Document (666)

Ṭab-šar-Aššur Lends Silver (654-II-28)

Fragmentary Pledge (649-VII-22)

Silver Loan

Nabu’a Buys a Slave (659)

Slaves for Nabu-šumu-uṣur

Remanni-ilu Lends Two Homers and 5 Seahs of Grain (650-II-22)

Ahu-iddina Inherits a House in Nineveh (*636?-II-27)

Lease of Land

Fragment of a Remanni-Adad Document

[...]me-Ya’u Buys a Vacant Lot and a House

Purchase of One Hectare of Land (666-VII-30)

Aššur-reši-išši and Remanni-Aššur Inherit Property (675-II-5)

Gabbu-ilani-ereš Buys an Estate in Samanu

Purchase of an Estate in Bit-Sasana (*633-XII-14)

Iata Leases 50 Hectares of Land

Purchase of a House (*620-XI-17)

Purchase of an Estate of 60 Hectares in Nikua

Barley Loan (665-XI-30)

Nabu-reši-išši Lends Silver (658-I-29)

Silver Loan (*617-XII-14)

Kakkullanu Leases Land in Bit-abi-ila’i (*623-V-18)

Ah-abu Buys an Estate of 20 Hectares in Ṭab-pa[…] (669)

Nabu-alik-idiya Buys [...]

Adad-[ ...] Buys an Estate of 50 Hectares

Purchase of a Vacant Lot and a Threshing Floor

Fragment of a Land Lease

A Court Decision on Behalf of Silim-Aššur

Asalluhi-šumu-iddina Buys Land in Nabu-šemanni (*630-VIII-28)

Asalluhi-šumu-iddina, Cohort Commander, Buys 12 Slaves (*638-X-12)

Mukin-ahhe Redeems His Nephew (669-VII-21)

Bel-Harran-duri, Chariot Driver of the C[rown Prince], Buys Land

Baniti Buys Donkeys

Inurta-šarru-uṣur Lends Silver (*616)

Purchase of a House (666-II-16)

Letters from Arrapha
Ch. 1 (Letters from Arrapha)
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Itu’eans Working in Dur-Šarrukin
The Correspondence of Sargon II, Part III: Letters from Babylonia and the Eastern Provinces

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Ropes for the Cohort Commander
The Correspondence of Sargon II, Part III: Letters from Babylonia and the Eastern Provinces

Letters from Northern Babylonia
Ch. 6 (Letters from Northern Babylonia)
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Skirmishes at Dur-Kurigalzu; King Approaching
The Correspondence of Sargon II, Part III: Letters from Babylonia and the Eastern Provinces

Letters from Central and Southern Babylonia
Ch. 7 (Letters from Central and Southern Babylonia)
The People of Šamaš-ila’i

Letters from Lubda and the Hamrin Area
Ch. 2 (Letters from Lubda and the Hamrin Area)
Attending to an Expedition of 3,000 Men in Zabban

Letters from Parsua, Bit-Hamban and Šingibutu
Ch. 3 (Letters from Parsua, Bit-Hamban and Šingibutu)
A Man Sells his Daughter to Karalla

Letters from Northern Babylonia
Ch. 6 (Letters from Northern Babylonia)
Fragment Mentioning the Ru’ua, Kalbi-Uku and the Son of Yakin

Letters from Lubda and the Hamrin Area
Ch. 2 (Letters from Lubda and the Hamrin Area)
Tabaleans on a Military Campaign

Letters from Parsua, Bit-Hamban and Šingibutu
Ch. 3 (Letters from Parsua, Bit-Hamban and Šingibutu)
Retrieving Runaway Traitors With Lutu

Letters from Der and Yadburu
Ch. 5 (Letters from Der and Yadburu)
Giving Master Builders to the Magnates

Letters from Kar-Šarrukin
Ch. 4 (Letters from Kar-Šarrukin)
Fragmentary Report on Media(?)

Letters from Northern Babylonia
Ch. 6 (Letters from Northern Babylonia)
Merodach-Baladan in Nippur

Letters from Kar-Šarrukin
Ch. 4 (Letters from Kar-Šarrukin)
There are no Logs There

Giving away Elite Troops

The Son of Yakin in Babylon; Messenger of Eṭiru Sent to Palace

The Chariots of Arzuhina

Letters from Der and Yadburu
Ch. 5 (Letters from Der and Yadburu)
Provisioning the Fort

Letters from Kar-Šarrukin
Ch. 4 (Letters from Kar-Šarrukin)
Returning Landed Property

Letters from Parsua, Bit-Hamban and Šingibutu
Ch. 3 (Letters from Parsua, Bit-Hamban and Šingibutu)
News from Gizilbunda and Bit-Kapsi

A Terrible Letter

Letters from Der and Yadburu
Ch. 5 (Letters from Der and Yadburu)
The King of Elam Leaves Bit-Bunakki and Goes to Burati

A Chaldean Switching Sides

Letters from Lubda and the Hamrin Area
Ch. 2 (Letters from Lubda and the Hamrin Area)
Shipping Tribute Oxen and Sheep from Der

Meeting with a City-Lord

Letters from Central and Southern Babylonia
Ch. 7 (Letters from Central and Southern Babylonia)
Nabu-ereš in Sippar Asking for Royal Audience

Siding With the King of Assyria

Letters from Central and Southern Babylonia
Ch. 7 (Letters from Central and Southern Babylonia)
Boating to Babylon

Digging a Moat

Building Houses for Deportees

Report on Deportees

Imposing a Peace Treaty near Lubda

The Land of the King has Recovered

Fragment Mentioning a Golden Seal

Setting aside Barley Rations

The Magnates Have Set Out

Merodach-Baladan Contacts the King of Elam

Buying Horses

Letters from Arrapha
Ch. 1 (Letters from Arrapha)
Bought Slaves and Captives

Tracks on the Riverside

Pitching Camp in Sumurzu

Going to the Palace

Ploughing with Six Oxen

Letters from Arrapha
Ch. 1 (Letters from Arrapha)
Captives in Arrapha

We Must Go and Raise our Tribute

Inspecting the Fort and Clearing Canals

A Failed Surprise Attack

Submission of the City Iqbi-Bel

Organizing the Government of Bit-Dakkuri

Limestone and Master Builders

Affairs of Babylon

Camels and Mules

Fragment Mentioning Arrapha

Plans for the City Kuluman

Fragment Concerning Boats

Sending [...]-ahhe Son of [Be]lšunu to the King

The Messenger of the Son of Zeri

The Messenger Should not Tarry

Collecting Harvest

Giving Out Land

Watch Over Houses Neglected

Reviewing and Provisioning Deportees

Fragment Mentioning Sheep

Providing Barley Rations and Fodder

A Letter of the King of Elam Intercepted and Brought to Der

On a Foundation Stone

Submission of Bit-Kapsi

Fragment Referring to Merodach-Baladan

Citizens of Babylon Present Audience Gifts

Fragment Concerning Spoils and Tribute Horses

Speaking Kindly with the Kulumaneans

An Attack in the Reed Thicket

Deportees Entrusted to a Bodyguard

Itu’eans Deported by Il-yada’

Difficult Terrain

Hauling Thresholds

Additions to SAA 1 and SAA 5
Ch. 8 (Additions to SAA 1 and SAA 5)
Harvest in the Land of Hau

We Cannot Report Because of the King’s Work

Fragment Referring to Mule Express

Fragment Mentioning Heralds and Jugs of Wine

Fragment Referring to Mountains

Battle on the Riverside

The Sheikhs and Heralds of the Puqudu; Bit-Yakin

Report on a Battle

Royal Order Quoted in a Letter

Additions to SAA 1 and SAA 5
Ch. 8 (Additions to SAA 1 and SAA 5)
Bull Colossi for Palace Gates

Reporting on Troop Movements in Babylonia

Kissing the Feet of the King in Babylon

Gathering Troops

Cuthaean Affairs

Natan and Mannu-iri (of?) Lahiru

How Many Stages from Hunnuru to Me?

Fragment Referring to Straw

“My Father Went to Assyria”

The Work Assignment of Mannu-ki-Ninua

What are You Doing?

A Deserter Sent to the King

The King of Elam Goes to Bit-Bunakka; Building the Fort

Statement Concerning Merodach-Baladan

Unwanted Guests in Sadiru

Corn Taxes Collected but Deficits not Supplied

Report on Crops and City Wall

Coming for the Work Assignment

Dealing with Chaldean Tribes in Babylonia

Gifts from a Lady

Wine for the Daughter of [NN] and her Escort

The King of Elam and Nabu-ereš of Borsippa

Fragment Concerning a Gardener

Additions to SAA 1 and SAA 5
Ch. 8 (Additions to SAA 1 and SAA 5)
Silver from Camels

Who Chased Away the Bodyguard?

Fragment Mentioning Kalbi-Uku

Fragment Mentioning Troops of Assyria, Sippar and uruk

Smuggling in Kumme

Report on Work Done

Fragment Mentioning Horses, Oxen and Sheep

Providing Horses with Straw

Why Do You not Glaze Bricks?

Cultivating Fields for Kar-Šamaš

Distributing Barley Rations

Fragment Referring to a Babylonian

Fragment Referring to Hatallaeans and the Town Minu’

Sending Men of Dur-Ladinni to the King

Fragment Referring to Bit-Amukani and Bit-Zabidaya

The Women of Dur-Bel-ila’i

Issuing Barley Rations

Fragment Concerning Mule Express in the Province of Arrapha

Crossing the Tigris to Dur-Kurigalzu

The King of Elam Gets(?) Silver and Gold from(?) Zer-Babili

Building Babylon

Deportees

Fragment Concerning a Deserter in Urzuhina

Inventorying Horses

Entering Copper Objects into the Treasury

Fragment Concerning Babylonians

Fragment Concerning Merodach-Baladan

Fragment Concerning Sheep

Fragment Mentioning a Hundred Chariots

Fragment Concerning the Ru’ua Tribe and Elam

Encouraging Allies

Sending People to the King

Report on Elam

Fragment Mentioning Naṣib-ilu

Fragment Referring to Babylon

Fragment Referring to Shalmaneser, Der and Chaldea

Fragment Concerning Deportation and Cultivation of Fields

Fragment Referring to the Gambulaeans

Fragment Referring to the Son of Yakin

Fragment Referring to Harvesting

Inventory of People

Adda-rami and Horses

Sending a Person to the King

Fragment of a Private Letter

Fragment Concerning Deportees(?)

Fragment Concerning a Prebend

Retaliation for Deserters

Sending a Man to the King

Fragment Concerning a Wall etc.

Fragment Reporting on Merodach-Baladan

Report on Ludu

Fragment Concerning Horses

Fragment Referring to a Council of Magnates

Fragment Concerning Corn Rations and Oxen

Fragment Concerning Corn Rations and Camels

Nergal-eṭir is a Nabatean

Fragment Mentioning the Son of Zeri

Fragment Concerning Straw

Fragment Concerning the King of Elam and Merodach-Baladan

Part of the Same Tablet as no. 227?

Cuthaeans Selling Animals

Fragment Concerning a Borsippan Lady

Fragment Referring to Harvest

Fragment Mentioning Il-yada’

Fragment Referring to Nippur

Fragment Referring to the Fort of Minu’

Fragment Mentioning a Sheikh and Dur-Šarrukin

Nabu-ašared in Irons; Son of Yakin in Babylon

Fragment Concerning Captives

Fragment Mentioning Der and Meturna

Fragment of a Royal Letter Referring to Inciting

Fragment Mentioning Nippur and Borsippa

Fragment Concerning the Son of Zeri

Bel-ibni in Birati

Fragment of a Royal Letter

Fragment Concerning Grass and Straw

Fragment Referring to Chaldea and Fugitives

Fragment Referring to Road Stations

Approaching the Border

Fragment Referring to Il-yada’

Fragment Mentioning Karkarhundir

Fragment Concerning Karalla and Ellipi

Settling Babylonians in Guzana

Fragment Referring to Battles in Qirbit

Sending a Chaldean to the King

Fragment Referring to Cavalry

Sending People under Arrest to the King

Fragment Mentioning Til-Aššuri

Organizing Deportees

Events in bab-Bitqi

Messengers to the Son of Zeri

Fragment of a Royal Letter Referring to Der

Opening Letters from the Babylonians and the Son of [...]

The Landed Property of a Prefect

The Prelate of Sippar Goes to the King

Report on Merodach-Baladan and the King of Elam

The God Enters his House

Partitioning Fields in Arrapha

Information on Fields

News of Humbe

The King of Elam in Bit-Bunakki

City-Lord Runs Away to Šaparda

Hailstorm

Boats in Babylon

The Seal Impression is not like That of the King, my Lord

Fragment Concerning Master Builders

The King is Coming to Der

An Influx of Deserters

Fragment Mentioning Dur-Ladinni

Fragment Concerning Seed Corn and Corn Rations

Organizing a District

Fragment of a Royal Letter Mentioning Nabu-belu-ka’’in

Lawsuit Settled by the Vizier

Return from Media; Building the Walls of Kar-Šarrukin

Horses and Recruitment Officers of Calah

Smuggling the Son of Ludu into Kar-Šarrukin

Concluding Peace Treaties with Kuluman and Sikris

I have no Scribe

Horses from Deserters

Physicians for the King; Inscriptions for a Temple in Der

Ru’uaean Eunuch Returned from Damascus; the City Wall of Meturna

Cavalry of Nibe

The Palace Manager of Arrapha and Writing-Boards

Providing for Bel-iqiša

We Did not See the Moon

The People and Goods of Nabu-ahhe-iddina

Captives

Horses from Parsua

Dispute over Ownership of Towns and Lands

Letter to Nabu-iqiša; King’s Magnates in Ellipi

Letter of Naṣibi to Nabu-iqiša

The Scholar in my Service

Fight for the Control of Šingibutu; Magnates in Media

Sending the People of Hazannu to the King

A Ruse for Capturing the City Darati

Dispatching Horses

The Messenger of Dalta on his Way to the King

Retrieving ilku Dues

Delivering an Audience Gift to the King in Babylon

Delivering Tribute via Bit-Hamban to Babylon

Babylon and Borsippa in Assyrian Hands

The Son of Zeri in Uruk

The King Resident in Babylonia

Bel-iqiša Receives the King’s Golden Ring

Why is My Lord Silent While I Wag my Tail?

Envelope of no. 288

Gurreans and Itu’eans Sent to Sabhanu

Gold for the Statue of Humhum; Deserters from Bit-zeri

Entering Deportees into Fortified Places in Arrapha

The Son of Yakin is in Babylon; I Cannot March to Meturna

Guarantees for Immunity; “Son of Zeri” in Babylon, his Army in Kiš

Waiting for the King; Merodach-baladan in his Country

The Son of Yakin in Babylon; the King Should Come

People from Dur-Šarrukku Appeal to the Vizier

Supervising Cult Centres

The People in the Charge of the Labdudaeans

Justice for the Son of Abu-ila’i

Escorting Captives to [Dur]-Šarrukin

Tabalean Captives in Nikkur

The King’s Servant Am-yata’ Robbed and Kidnapped

Transporting Logs and Hauling a Threshold Stone

A Bodyguard Sends the Magnates Off

The People of Barik-Il

Assyrians and Tabaleans Sold for Money in Sadiru

Gathering Intelligence on Sippar

Information on Sales of Camels and Other Business

Lutu and Ašpa-bara Fighting; City-Lord of Uriakku Captured

Lahiru Honors its Assyrian Lord; Sketching and Manning a Fort

Claiming Reward for Good News of Rain

Servants of Bel-ahhe-eriba Appeal to the King

Exempting the Recruits of the Chief Eunuch

Deporting People from Babylonia

Son of Karakku of Uriakku Imprisoned

Returning a Son

The Chaldeans Have not Let us Cultivate Corn

Urarṭian Deportees Settled in Sippar

Guarding and Provisioning a Fort

Chaldean Informer Captured in Larak; Priest Brings Leftovers

Sending Cavalry

The King of Elam is in the Mountain

About a Lawsuit

Keeping Watch in Lubda

The Son of Zeri Crossing the River at Bab-Bitqi

The Men Here do not Suffice for the Forts!

Building, Equipping and Manning a Fort

Merodach-Baladan in Dur-Yakin; Summoning the Puqudu

The Wine Master Came to Me

An Appeal to the King

Fugitives from the Son of Zeri Sold for Money

Report on Humbe of Bit-Zualza; Sending Horses to the King

A Search Effort

News of Borsippa, Sippar, Elam and the Son of Yakin

Ludu and Elamite Troops; Concluding a Treaty

Why Have You Cultivated so Few Fields?

Marduk-šarrani Conspires with Merodach-Baladan

The King is Coming, Join our Side!

Pacifying a City and Gathering Troops

A Carpenter of Kar-Šarrukin

Negotiations with the Kulumaneans

Dangerous Boat Trip; King Approaching Uruk

Messengers of Šamaš-taklak and Nabu-taklak

Elamite Troops Besiege and Take Malaku

Providing Samarians with Work in Dur-Šarrukin

Too Little Sissoo Wood in Babylon

Merodach-Baladan Departs from Cutha

Feeding Hittite Deportees

Breaking Fallow Land in Labdudu

A Chance to Recapture Bit-Ha’ir

Administering Law in Hatallu, Luhu’tu and Bit-Amukani

Fragment of a Royal Letter Referring to Nabu-belu-ka’’in

Let them Give me Troops

Providing Roof-Beams

Harvesting in Dur-Bel-ila’i and Lubda

Tribute from Media

Criminal Actions

I Have Blocked the River

Fragment Referring to Elam

Fragment Referring to Mares

The King is Here

Waiting for the King

Talents of Lapis Lazuli

Reviewing Implements in Bab-bitqi

The King of Elam Mobilizes his Troops

The King of Elam in the Mountain, in the Town Burati

The King is Coming and has Crossed the River

Reconnoitring in Sabhanu

Are the Documents Genuine?

Fugitives Returning Home

The Puqudu Fear Deportation

Doing the Work

Merodach-Baladan’s Envoys Meet the Elamite King’s Brother-in-Law

Dressing Medes in Purple; Dalta is Dead

The Son of Yakin and Elam

I have Broken Through the City-Wall

Merodach-Baladan is in Babylon, Bit-Dakkuri is well

Visit by Two Ladies

Letters from Other Members of the Royal Family
Ch. 2 (Letters from Other Members of the Royal Family)
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Esarhaddon Letters 1
The Political Correspondence of Esarhaddon

Petitions to Officials and Private Letters
Ch. 4 (Petitions to Officials and Private Letters)
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Esarhaddon Letters 1
Adopting a Daughter
The Political Correspondence of Esarhaddon

Petitions to the King and the Crown Prince
Ch. 3 (Petitions to the King and the Crown Prince)
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Esarhaddon Letters 1
Complaints by Blacksmiths
The Political Correspondence of Esarhaddon

Letters from Nineveh and the Royal Court
Ch. 6 (Letters from Nineveh and the Royal Court)
The House of the Chief Scribe

Letters from Phoenicia and Transpotamia
Ch. 8 (Letters from Phoenicia and Transpotamia)
The Merchants are Systematically Scaring Me

Denunciations
Ch. 5 (Denunciations)
More on the Conspiracy of Sasi

Letters from Other Cities of Assyria
Ch. 7 (Letters from Other Cities of Assyria)
Inscribing a Foundation Stone

Letters from the King and the Crown Prince
Ch. 1 (Letters from the King and the Crown Prince)
Milki-nuri Curses the Crown Prince

Denunciations
Ch. 5 (Denunciations)
Fragment Mentioning Sasi

Denunciations
Ch. 5 (Denunciations)
Crimes in Guzana

Petitions to Officials and Private Letters
Ch. 4 (Petitions to Officials and Private Letters)
Petition Concerning a Will

Letters Pertaining to Elam, Urarṭu, Media and Babylonia
Ch. 9 (Letters Pertaining to Elam, Urarṭu, Media and Babylonia)
Report on Araši and Elam

Letters from Other Cities of Assyria
Ch. 7 (Letters from Other Cities of Assyria)
Assyria is Well

How to Deal with Appeals for Royal Intervention

Disloyal Officials

Appointing Guards

Petitions to Officials and Private Letters
Ch. 4 (Petitions to Officials and Private Letters)

The Conspiracy of Sasi

Petition on Behalf of Weavers

Letters from the King and the Crown Prince
Ch. 1 (Letters from the King and the Crown Prince)

Letters from Phoenicia and Transpotamia
Ch. 8 (Letters from Phoenicia and Transpotamia)
The Whole Country Blesses the King

Letters from Nineveh and the Royal Court
Ch. 6 (Letters from Nineveh and the Royal Court)
Outriders for Brick Masons

Letters from Nineveh and the Royal Court
Ch. 6 (Letters from Nineveh and the Royal Court)
Donkey Trade at Nineveh

May the Horse not Die!

An Appeal to the Queen Mother

Letters Pertaining to Elam, Urarṭu, Media and Babylonia
Ch. 9 (Letters Pertaining to Elam, Urarṭu, Media and Babylonia)
Wounded in Bit-Hamban

Letters from Other Cities of Assyria
Ch. 7 (Letters from Other Cities of Assyria)
Repairing Earthquake Damages

Letters from the King and the Crown Prince
Ch. 1 (Letters from the King and the Crown Prince)
Report on the Cimmerians of Iyaze

Promoting Chariot Drivers and ‘Third Men’

Fragment Referring to Trespassing

Additions to SAA 10 and 13
Ch. 10 (Additions to SAA 10 and 13)
Fragment Referring to Extispicies and a Treaty

Petitions to the King and the Crown Prince
Ch. 3 (Petitions to the King and the Crown Prince)
Asking for Mercy

Letters from Phoenicia and Transpotamia
Ch. 8 (Letters from Phoenicia and Transpotamia)
Raids by Arabs

Should I Come to Calah?

Good Advice

Fragment Referring to Building Activities

Fragment Referring to Bel and Offenders

Petitions to the King and the Crown Prince
Ch. 3 (Petitions to the King and the Crown Prince)

Letters Pertaining to Elam, Urarṭu, Media and Babylonia
Ch. 9 (Letters Pertaining to Elam, Urarṭu, Media and Babylonia)
Fragment Referring to Aid to Humbariš

Reading Letters to the King

Fragment Referring to Thrones

List of Staff-bearers Coming in

Additions to SAA 10 and 13
Ch. 10 (Additions to SAA 10 and 13)
Fragment of a Horse Report

Report on the Border of Urarṭu

Who is This Goldsmith?

Dispute Over a Bath

Additions to SAA 10 and 13
Ch. 10 (Additions to SAA 10 and 13)

Fragment of a Letter to the Crown Prince

Fragment Referring to Scholars

Letter from Borsippan Women

Returning a Field to the Chaldeans

Fragment Referring to Humbariš

It is a Royal Order

Sold for Money

Sealed Order

Fragment of a Medical Report

We Shall Stay Awake

Fragment Referring to the King of Urarṭu

Let Them Learn!

Fragment Referring to a Ritual

Ritual on the River

A Haruspex and a Sheep

Fragment Referring to Clothes

Fragment Mentioning a Bed

Fragment Referring to an Insurgent

Reporting the Deficit of Silver

Settling Accounts and Preparing for Royal Visit to Harran

A Battle and a Treaty

Fragment Referring to Damascus

Partial Duplicate of No. 60

Advising the King

Explaining Asakku

A Crime Committed

Instructions for a Battle

On the River Tartaru

The King is like Adapa

Bread for the King’s House

Fragment Referring to Akkad

Fragment Mentioning Kar-Mullissi

They are Plotting to Kill You

Fodder for Horses

These Men are Drunkards

No Shelter for the King’s Wine

Deserters from the Governor of Der

Soldiers for the Chief Cook

May the King Save Me

Killed in the Enemy Country

Leftovers of Nabu for the Crown Prince

The Guard is Well

The Matter of the ‘Third Man’ of the Palace Scribe

Petition on Behalf of Servants not Allowed to Enter the Palace

Petition on Behalf of a Tax Master

King’s Word to Ištar-[...]

King’s Word to the Queen Mother

Letters from Other Members of the Royal Family
Ch. 2 (Letters from Other Members of the Royal Family)
Dressing Down the Wife of the Crown Prince

Approaching the King

Letters from Other Members of the Royal Family
Ch. 2 (Letters from Other Members of the Royal Family)
Doctor for a Sick Maid

Marduk-šarru-uṣur in Trouble

The Queen’s Palace in Kilizi

Providing Weavers with Red Wool

Governor Appropriates a Royal Gift

King’s Word to Issar-na’di

Receiving Objects Sent by Umban-Kidinni

Deserters from Mannea Sent to the Crown Prince

The Mayors, Elders and Principals of Assur
Privileges in Assur at Stake

Sin-balassu-iqbi Sends Gold to Sasi

Reimbursements

The Governor Acts after the King’s Death

List of People Entering the Palace

Audience Gifts for the King

Asking for Further Instructions

My Associate is a Criminal

Assigning Houses to Sarrabaneans

Ritual on the River Bank

Golden Plate for a Couch

Nobody has Gone Near His Equipment

I have Something to Tell the King

Making Cursers Talk

May the King Have Mercy on His Dog

Inscribing the Foundation Stone of the City Wall of Tarbiṣu

Nobody Knows What is in Balṭaya’s Presence

Report on Guzana

Wool for Weavers

Dissolved Ordinances

May the King Let Me See Light

A Broken Chariot Wheel

Itemising Textiles

Idri-aha’u has Brought the Shoes

Appeal for Royal Intervention

Fragment Referring to Umban-kidinni

Working for the Royal Household

Eunuchs for Officials

Work on the Inner City, Nineveh and Dur-Šarrukin

Jewellery for the King

Information on Accomplices of Aššur-da’’in-aplu

Drink on the Accounts!

Candidates for Courtiers

Let Me Finish My Father’s Work in Calah

Debts of the Governor of Barhalza

Letter to Urtaku, King of Elam

Fragment Referring to Riding

Paying Back Father’s Debts

Shepherd Acting as an Informer

Sending Caravans to the King

Fragment Referring to Babylonians

Ikkilu of Arwad Steals the King’s Boats

May They Inform the King

Report on Work

Appeal on Behalf of a Woman

Magnates Obstructing Justice

Partial Duplicate of No. 32

The Kings have Made Peace with One Another

All the Lands Belong to the King

Revering the King

Go and Ask!

Cimmerians in Minda

Report on Two Women

The King’s Gods are Ready for Battle

May My Lord Appoint Me

Emissaries from Mazamua

The Mayors, Elders and Principals of Assur
The Mayor is a Criminal

Divination Taught to a Goldsmith’s Son

Justice Turned Upside Down

Report on Kunaya and Kudurru

Stolen Gold

The Case of Nabu-kabti-ahhešu and Sasi

Glazing Bricks

Who Angers the Gods?

People for the Rab Mugi

Augurs from Hamath

Fragment Referring to Locusts

Report on Shepherds

Complaints from Naṣibina

May the Chief Baker Release Us

An Earthquake Hits Assur

Treacherous Astrologers

Slander

Food for Schoolboys

Fragment Mentioning a Nephew of Hanbi

A Lotion for the King

Silver for the Merchants

Letters of Unknown Authorship
Ch. 12 (Letters of Unknown Authorship)
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Fragment Mentioning Merodach-Baladan
The Neo-Babylonian Correspondence of Sargon and Sennacherib

Letters from Babylon
Ch. 3 (Letters from Babylon)
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Gifts for the King
The Neo-Babylonian Correspondence of Sargon and Sennacherib

Letters of Unknown Authorship
Ch. 12 (Letters of Unknown Authorship)
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Fragment Mentioning Merodach-Baladan and Dur-Ladini
The Neo-Babylonian Correspondence of Sargon and Sennacherib

Letters from Uruk
Ch. 8 (Letters from Uruk)
Organising the Cult of Eanna

Letters from Uruk
Ch. 8 (Letters from Uruk)
SAA 17, 137; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 291; cf. WO 4, 70
Why Did you Give [...] Back to Merodach-Baladan

Letters from Babylon
Ch. 3 (Letters from Babylon)
Defence of Prelacy

Letters from Babylon
Ch. 3 (Letters from Babylon)
Inspection of Work on Temples all over Babylonia

Letters from Uruk
Ch. 8 (Letters from Uruk)
Securing Barley and Garden Products for Eanna

Letters of Unknown Authorship
Ch. 12 (Letters of Unknown Authorship)
Reporting to the King

Invading Babylon and Borsippa

Letters of Unknown Provenance
Ch. 11 (Letters of Unknown Provenance)
Sending Tyrians to the King

Letters from Šabhanu
Ch. 4 (Letters from Šabhanu)
Hostages and Donkeys

Letters from Gambulu
Ch. 7 (Letters from Gambulu)

Letters from Dilbat, Larak and Nippur
Ch. 6 (Letters from Dilbat, Larak and Nippur)
SAA 17, 089; Cole, SAAS 4, 77-78; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 421
Barik-il of Larak Appeals to the King in the Assembly

Letters from Tubliaš
Ch. 10 (Letters from Tubliaš)
To the Magnates: The Army Should Come Quickly, or We Shall be Lost

SAA 17, 052; Dietrich, AOAT 253, 91; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 303; cf. WO 4, 98, 192
Rehabilitation as a Royal Servant

Fragment Mentioning the Sealand and Bit-Yakin

News of Elam

Letters from the King
Ch. 1 (Letters from the King)
Open the Gates of Uruk to my Army!

Greetings

Letters from Gambulu
Ch. 7 (Letters from Gambulu)
Withholding Hostages

Letters from the King
Ch. 1 (Letters from the King)
Withholding(?) Camels

Letters from Tubliaš
Abi-yaqiya and the other sheikhs of Tubliaš
Ch. 10 (Letters from Tubliaš)
May the Army Come Quickly!

Fragment Mentioning Humbe

Letters from Gambulu
Ch. 7 (Letters from Gambulu)
Sending Messengers to Greet the King

Sargon Invited to Intervene in Bab-Bitqi

The Son of Yakin in Babylon; Nabu-hamatua Attacks the Litamu

Handing Over Murderers of Babylonians

The Son of Yakin Prepares for the New Year’s Festival

Letters from Tubliaš
Ch. 10 (Letters from Tubliaš)
Reliable Appointee

Giving People for People

Letters from Šabhanu
Ch. 4 (Letters from Šabhanu)
The Letters of Nabu-taklak are Written by his Delegates

SAA 17, 053; Dietrich, AOAT 253, 91; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 300; cf. WO 4, 98, 192
Rehabilitation as Royal Servant (Addressed to the Chief Eunuch)

Letters from Borsippa and Bit-Dakuri
Ch. 5 (Letters from Borsippa and Bit-Dakuri)
SAA 17, 073; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 251; cf. WO 4, 80
Barsipitu’s Arrival in Bit-Dakuri

Pouring Gifts on Abu-eriba, King’s Relative

The King Should Appoint Aqar-Bel-lumur

Elamite Offensive at Bit-Imbiya

Account of Disbursed Silver

Your Messenger Must Bring a Letter with Him!

Letters from Borsippa and Bit-Dakuri
Ch. 5 (Letters from Borsippa and Bit-Dakuri)
Nobody Helps me, While You Eat and Drink

News of Elam and Dur-Yakin

You Owe the Tribute of Two Years

Letters from Nemed-Laguda
Ch. 9 (Letters from Nemed-Laguda)
Ostrich’s Egg

Writing Down and Sending the King the Names of Noblemen

Letters from Nemed-Laguda
Ch. 9 (Letters from Nemed-Laguda)
Capturing the Family of Haza’-il

Letters from Sippar and Birati/Harratu
Ch. 2 (Letters from Sippar and Birati/Harratu)
Providing Oil and Leek for King’s Servants

Letters from Sippar and Birati/Harratu
Ch. 2 (Letters from Sippar and Birati/Harratu)
Sending Hatallaeans to the King

Arameans in Uruk Friendly to the Son of Yakin Should be Deported

Letters from Sippar and Birati/Harratu
Ch. 2 (Letters from Sippar and Birati/Harratu)
Sending Nergi to the King

Merodach-Baladan Leaves Babylon for Dur-Yakin

Inviting the King to Babylon with the Army

SAA 17, 021; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 248
Inviting the King to Babylon to Establish its Privileges

The Son of Yakin in Babylon;May the King’s Messenger Come Quickly

Letters from Borsippa and Bit-Dakuri
Ch. 5 (Letters from Borsippa and Bit-Dakuri)
King of Assyria About to Enter Babylon

King Retreats from Der, Fortresses Burnt

To the Chief Tailor: The Army Should Come Quickly!

On Accounting (to Bel-ibni)

Letters from the King
Ch. 1 (Letters from the King)
You May not Write your Messages in Aramaic

Letters from Dilbat, Larak and Nippur
Ch. 6 (Letters from Dilbat, Larak and Nippur)
Watch of Ekur and Nippur

We are not Sending Lady Šumatti to the King

I am Sending my Son and Seal to the Vizier

Hostages of Hindareans; Digging Canal and Choosing Bulls

King’s Eunuch Comes to Arrapha

Fragment Mentioning Bada (to the Chamberlain)

Letters of Unknown Provenance
Ch. 11 (Letters of Unknown Provenance)
Working with the King’s Men of Bit-Dakuri

Affairs of Bit-Dakuri

Letters from Dilbat, Larak and Nippur
Ch. 6 (Letters from Dilbat, Larak and Nippur)
The Temple is Well; May the King Appoint me

The Son of Yakin in Babylon; May the King’s Messenger Come Quickly

Letters of Unknown Provenance
Ch. 11 (Letters of Unknown Provenance)
Troops

Assurances of Loyalty

Dur-Yakin in Disrepair

SAA 17, 067; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 254; cf. WO 4, 81
The People of Akkad Bless the Approaching King

Kalbi-Uku’a Submits to the King

We Have not Sold Sinneans for Silver!

Providing Food for Starving Tribes

I Swear That You Will Keep your Dynastic House

Complaints About Landed Property

Send 1,000 Archers!

Let the King Come and Restore the Privileges of Babylon

Letters from Nemed-Laguda
Ch. 9 (Letters from Nemed-Laguda)
SAA 17, 145; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 256; cf. WO 4, 90; SKT 2 75
Restoring the Privileges of Nemed-Lagudu

Mušezib-Marduk Goes to Elam

Let Nabu-le’i Come and Live with the King

Nabu-šuma-iškun and Sin-duri are Libelling me

Plotting against an Official of the King

Keeping Guard in Borsippa

May the King Send Troops, so We Can Enter Marad

Withholding Hostages (to the Vizier)

Affairs of Babylon and Bit-Yakin

Deserters for the Vizier

Fragment Referring to ‘the Son of Yakin’

(no title) (to the Vizier)

Visiting the King

Barsipitu Arrives in Borsippa; the Son of Yakin Enters Elam

[Return?] to the Paternal House

Report on the Son of Yakin; NN with Archers in Dur-Abihara

Fragment Mentioning the Damunu Tribe and Der

Report on Merodach-Baladan

Unoccupied Men

SAA 17, 046; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 278; cf. WO 4, 201; Thomas, AOAT 232, 467; Frahm, Sanherib, 2; Nissinen, SAAS 7, 158
Upuqu has Harmed me Greatly

The Son of Yakin Will not Come for the New Year’s Festival

The Son of Yakin [in Babylon]; Report on Bit-Dakuri

Report on the Son of Yakin

Sealanders and Sons of Yakin

Fragment Mentioning the Damunu Tribe

Report on Esaggil and Babylon

The King is Doing Wonderful Work in Esaggil

Cohort Commander Reports on Chaldean Matters

SAA 17, 030; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 290; cf. SKT 2 75
Fragment Mentioning Zera-ibni and Merodach-Baladan

SAA 17, 079; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 296
Report on Ezida

Signs Portending the Fall of Qibi-Bel and Dur-Yakin

Elamite Affairs

Babylonians Rejoicing and Praying for the King

Elamite Sheikh

Report on the King of Elam

SAA 17, 054; Dietrich, AOAT 253, 91; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 305; cf. WO 4, 192
Rehabilitation as Royal Servant (Addressed to an Official)

Fragment Concerning Babylon

Elamite Attack

Report on Esaggil and Bel-ibni

Contacting the Vizier

Exempting the Cult Centre of [...]

Report on Troops and Their Belongings

Bad Omens for the Dynasty of the Sealand

Free Passage for the son of Yakin

People of Marad; Distributing Rations and Guarding Fort

SAA 17, 158; Vera Chamaza, AOAT 295, 258
Shooting Arrows at the Wall of the Temple

Sending Information to the King

To the Vizier: Coming to the review

Report on the [Son of Yakin]; Shipping Barley to Bab-bitqi

The Door of Esaggil is Finished -- Please Give Me my Prebend!

Boats Into the Marsh

Fragment Mentioning Tilmun and Urarṭu (to the Crown Prince)

Fragment Mentioning Tyrians

Welcome for the King

Joining the Royal Entourage

Selling Sinneans for Silver

Fragment Mentioning Marduk-šarrani

Sending the Son of Balassu to Borsippa

My Lord Should not Believe Calumnies about me

Defending Oneself

Letters from Šabhanu
Ch. 4 (Letters from Šabhanu)
Hostages; Keeping the King’s Watch

Fragment Referring to a Carrier Pigeon

Seed-Grain and Barley for the Fortress

Fragment Mentioning Zabaya

Fragment Mentioning Kalbi-Uku and Lanše

Old Border

We Shall Grasp the Feet of the King of the Lands

News on the Son of Yakin; Catching Criminals

The Prelate in Disgrace with the King

Doing the King’s Work (to the Vizier)

Visit to Dur-Šarrukku

Battle at Bit-Bunakki

Fragment Mentioning Bit-Yakin

Taking Captives

Report on a Temple

Fragment Mentioning Nabu-taklak

The Wife of the Son of Yakin is Dead; King has Saved the Country

Fragment Mentioning Merodach-Baladan

Pardoning the Offences of Borsippa

Keeping Guard in Borsippa, Rebels Killed

Natannu’s Escape to Elam

‘Golden Heaven’ Removed from Esaggil; Famine

Carrying Out a Task

The Throne of Bel

Partial Duplicate of No. 64

Report on Merodach-Baladan; Troops to Bab-bitqa

Fragment Mentioning Esaggil and Merodach-Baladan

Presents to Ezida

Kissing the King’s Feet in Babylon

Affairs of Hanana and Belet-taddina

Please Return my Sons and People from Calah

A Royal Eunuch Should Come

Messengers of Son of Zeriya in Kissik

Puqudeans in the Marshes Should be Deported

Aššur-bel-taqqin Visited in Babylon

Sending City Lords to the King

Letters from or Relating to Babylon
Ch. 11 (Letters from or Relating to Babylon)
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Delivering the King’s Sealed Messages to Babylon
The Babylonian Correspondence of Esarhaddon and Letters to Assurbanipal and Sin-šarru-iškun from Northern and Central Babylonia

Letters from Borsippa, Dilbat, and Bit-Dakkuri
Ch. 12 (Letters from Borsippa, Dilbat, and Bit-Dakkuri)
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Loyalty to Assyria since Tiglath-pileser
The Babylonian Correspondence of Esarhaddon and Letters to Assurbanipal and Sin-šarru-iškun from Northern and Central Babylonia

Letters from Nippur and Larak
Ch. 5 (Letters from Nippur and Larak)
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You have Taken Booty from Our City!
The Babylonian Correspondence of Esarhaddon and Letters to Assurbanipal and Sin-šarru-iškun from Northern and Central Babylonia

Your Son Will Kill You!

Letters from Nippur
Ch. 13 (Letters from Nippur)
Keeping the King’s Watch

Dying in Durance Vile

Reporting on Crimes in Uruk

Report on Sasiya and Bel-eṭir

Letters from or Relating to Babylon
Ch. 3 (Letters from or Relating to Babylon)
Sending a Woman to the King

Good News to my Lord

Fragment Mentioning Mar-Issar

Letters from Nippur
Illil-bani, Aššur-belu-taqqin and the People of Nippur
Ch. 13 (Letters from Nippur)
The Territory is too Big for us to Guard

Letters from or Relating to Babylon
Ch. 3 (Letters from or Relating to Babylon)

No Bread for Deaf People (Days 17-21)

Letters from Nippur
Ch. 13 (Letters from Nippur)
Suitable Rites

Letters from Nippur and Larak
Ch. 5 (Letters from Nippur and Larak)
Barley for the King’s Servants in Nippur

Letters from Nippur and Larak
Ch. 5 (Letters from Nippur and Larak)
The People of Larak are Loyal: Please Return Our Gods

Report on Booty and Şillaya

Letters from or Relating to Birati, Dur-Šarrukku and Cutha
Ch. 10 (Letters from or Relating to Birati, Dur-Šarrukku and Cutha)
Qedarites Defeated Again

Fragment Mentioning the Succession Palace

Letters from or Relating to Birati, Dur-Šarrukku and Cutha
Ch. 10 (Letters from or Relating to Birati, Dur-Šarrukku and Cutha)
Defeat of the Qedarites

Letters from Borsippa, Dilbat, and Bit-Dakkuri
Ch. 12 (Letters from Borsippa, Dilbat, and Bit-Dakkuri)
Request for Wine

Information for the King

Letters from the Sealand
Ch. 7 (Letters from the Sealand)
Nabu-ušallim Settled in the Sealand

Letters from or Relating to Birati, Dur-Šarrukku and Cutha
Ch. 10 (Letters from or Relating to Birati, Dur-Šarrukku and Cutha)
Emissaries of the Nabayatean King at Babylon

Crimes, Plots and Incitement

Whatever Are They Plotting?

Letters from or Relating to Akkad and Cutha
Ch. 2 (Letters from or Relating to Akkad and Cutha)
Cultivating the Fields of the Lady of Akkad

Resettling a Town

Sending on a Messenger

Umman-abba to his Brother, Aplaya

Invasion of Bit-Yakin

The Prelate of Dur-Šarrukku Sides with Šamaš-šumu-ukin

Letters from Borsippa, Dilbat, and Bit-Dakkuri
Ch. 12 (Letters from Borsippa, Dilbat, and Bit-Dakkuri)
Suppressing Information

Silver to the Grand Vizier

Leave the Colony!

Among the Women of the Palace

Letter Mentioning Arrapheans and Šamaš-šumu-ukin

Letters from or Relating to Kish, Borsippa, Bit-Dakkuri and Marad
Ch. 4 (Letters from or Relating to Kish, Borsippa, Bit-Dakkuri and Marad)
Judgement Concerning Marad and the Dakkurean

Letters from the King and the Crown Prince of Babylon
Ch. 1 (Letters from the King and the Crown Prince of Babylon)
Returning a Wife

Working for the King

Şillaya Plots Murder

Blessing the Kings of Assyria and Babylonia

Letter to the Chief Eunuch

Letters from or Relating to Akkad and Cutha
Ch. 2 (Letters from or Relating to Akkad and Cutha)
Fragment of a Report on Cutha

Fragment Referring to a Treaty

Fragment Reporting an Eclipse

Fragment Concerning a Singer

Letter from Marduk-naṣir

A Fragmentary Letter from Nippur

Fragment Possibly from Larak

Letters from or Relating to Kish, Borsippa, Bit-Dakkuri and Marad
Ch. 4 (Letters from or Relating to Kish, Borsippa, Bit-Dakkuri and Marad)
The Dakkurean has Stolen from the King

Troops in Babylon Defect to Šamaš-šumu-ukin

Dispute over Prebends in Uruk

Letters from the King and the Crown Prince of Babylon
Ch. 1 (Letters from the King and the Crown Prince of Babylon)
Treaty Between Elam and Assyria

We Are Like Sheep Without a Shepherd

Fragment Referring to Bel-eṭir

Explaining Omens

A Merchant from Tema Arrested

Report on the Qedarites and Il-kabar

Letters from or Relating to Kish, Borsippa, Bit-Dakkuri and Marad
Ch. 4 (Letters from or Relating to Kish, Borsippa, Bit-Dakkuri and Marad)
Accusations Against Şillaya

Complaints and Curses

Letters from the King and the Crown Prince of Babylon
Ch. 1 (Letters from the King and the Crown Prince of Babylon)
Settling the Case of Şillaya

Petitioning the King Again

Fragment Referring to an Omen

Fragment of a Letter of Bel-ušezib

Fragment of a Letter to the Chief Tailor

Letter Referring to Bel-eṭir of Bit-Iba

Intelligence on Šamaš-šumu-ukin and Babylon

Turning in an Enemy

Fragment Discussing a Ritual

Eclipse in Libra

Šuma-iddin and Ubaru in Trouble

Request for Barley

Petitioning the King

Joining the Treaty of Babylon

Why Have You Stayed in Nippur?

Babylon’s Privileged Status

Report on Uruk

Praying for the Happiness of the King’s Daughter

Letters from or Relating to Akkad and Cutha
Ch. 2 (Letters from or Relating to Akkad and Cutha)
Report on Cutha to the Mother of the King

Starving to Death

Skirmish with Troops of the King of Babylon

Nippur Cut off from Water

Pitching Camp at Dilbat

Arabs Raid a Caravan

Clashes with Arabs

Trouble with People in the Marshes

Elam Prepared to Invade Chaldea

Intelligence on Bit-Dakkuri and Bel-iqiša

Report on Illil-bani and Archers of Nippur

Trouble in Zanaki

The Dakkurean has Appropriated Marad

The King Should Place a Eunuch of his in Elam

Letters from the Sealand
Ch. 7 (Letters from the Sealand)
Elamites Invade the Sealand and Bring in Nabu-ušallim

Report on Kuna and the Gambuleans

Surprise Attack

The King is Merciful

Letters from the Sealand
Ch. 7 (Letters from the Sealand)
Letter to Nikkal-iddin Diverted to Zer-kitti-lišir

He Threatened to Cut Off my Head

Family Greetings

Arranging for Intercession with the King

Assyrians Attack Mannea

The Gods of Der in Babylon

The King’s Troops Should Stay in Nippur

Fragment Concerning the People of Babylon

Report about Elam

Sending Prisoners to the King

I Cannot Manage!

Greetings from Ezida! Take Good Care of Yourself!

Deserters from Dilbat

Elamite Invasion in the Sealand

Precautions Against Rebellion

Na’id-Marduk is a Hundred Thousand Troops!

Guarding the Outposts Until Na’id-Marduk Comes

Ašaredu, Governor of Cutha, Should be Tried

Waiting for Na’id-Marduk

Horses and People of Kish

Hinnumu Strives for Power

I Will not Give Anything to the Eunuchs

Eating the Leftovers of Marduk

Petitioning the King Because of Calumnies in Babylon

Illegal Trade

Removing and Scaring People

Gold for a Sun-Disc

Smiths Sell Royal Iron to Merchants

Fragment Concerning an Exorcist from Borsippa

Divine Blessings to the King

Speaking Before the People of Nippur

The Chief Eunuch at Babylon

Archers in Borsippa

Fragment Referring to Mars

When the Cupbearer Came to Kish

Making a Crown for Bel

Where They are Living is Very Nice

Letter to the Commandant

The Outlet Canals of Nippur

Keeping Watch on the Euphrates

Report on Bell-iqiša, Son of Bunanu

Cow [Gives Birth to] a Lion

Intelligence about Kurigalzu

Fragment Concerning Esaggil

The Fields of the Lady of Akkad Again

Belšunu is Not a Friend

Keeping People under Surveillance

Fragment of a Letter from Nippur

Fragment Reporting on the King of Babylon

Your Fathers Revered Marduk

Fragment Mentioning the Crown Prince

Report on Cutha

Removing an Instigator of Rebellion from the Country

Negotiating Marriages with Babylonians

Let Nippur be Rebuilt!

Fragment Possibly from Bel-ušezib

Fragment from Cutha Concerning Emeslam

Fragment Referring to Esarhaddon by Name

Report on Ubaru

Fragment Concerning Babylon and Nineveh

A Governor of Nippur Arrested

Fragment of a Letter from Illil-bani

Fragment Concerning Marduk and Zarpanitu

Fragment Referring to Babylon and the Chief Eunuch

Keeping Watch in Bit-Dakkuri

Marking With an Ownership Mark

Go to Babylon!

Fragment Concerning Dur-Šarrukku and Camels

Fragment Concerning the King of Babylon

Fragment Mentioning Road to Kish

Fragment Referring to Borsippa, Cutha, and Dur-Šarrukku

Fragment of a Letter to a Governor

Pitching Camp and Crossing the River at Opis

Report on the Paternal House of Belšunu

Runaways from Der

Fragment Mentioning Babylon

No Bread for Deaf People (Day 3)

Fragment Referring to Chariots, Borsippa and Marad

Resettling Babylon

Fragment Concerning Nippur and Borsippa

Obliged to Report

Appeal on Behalf of Deaf People (Tebet to Nisan)

Fragment Referring to Military Camp at Borsippa

Dressing down the ‘Non-Babylonians’

Intelligence on Sasiya

Fragment Mentioning Šuma-iddin

Letters from Babylonia
Ch. 6 (Letters from Babylonia)
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Nimrud Letters
Take Over the Kingship!
The Correspondence of Tiglath-pileser III and Sargon II from Calah/Nimrud

Copyright Mikko Luukko and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 2012. Lemmatised by Mikko Luukko, 2012, as part of the AHRC-funded research project “Mechanisms of Communication in an Ancient Empire: The Correspondence between the King of Assyria and his Magnates in the 8th Century BC” (AH/F016581/1; University College London). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Nimrud Letters
Banquet
The Correspondence of Tiglath-pileser III and Sargon II from Calah/Nimrud

Letters from the Northern and Northwestern Provinces
Ch. 4 (Letters from the Northern and Northwestern Provinces)
Copyright Mikko Luukko and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 2012. Lemmatised by Mikko Luukko, 2012, as part of the AHRC-funded research project “Mechanisms of Communication in an Ancient Empire: The Correspondence between the King of Assyria and his Magnates in the 8th Century BC” (AH/F016581/1; University College London). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Nimrud Letters
Business with Kummeans
The Correspondence of Tiglath-pileser III and Sargon II from Calah/Nimrud

Letters from Babylonia
Ch. 6 (Letters from Babylonia)
I Shall Keep my Watch

Letters from Babylonia
Ch. 6 (Letters from Babylonia)
Family Affairs

Letters from the Northern and Northwestern Provinces
Ch. 10 (Letters from the Northern and Northwestern Provinces)
Šubrian King Protecting Deserters

Specialists Reviving the Land

Elamite King and the Men of Mukin-zeri

Letters from Central Assyria
Ch. 2 (Letters from Central Assyria)
Šarru-duri to the Palace Scribe

Boats and Water-Skin Rafts are Well Despite an Attack

Letters from the Western Provinces
Ch. 9 (Letters from the Western Provinces)
Assigning Men and Donkeys

Letters from Central Assyria
Ch. 8 (Letters from Central Assyria)
Mule Express not Available

Fragment Referring to Boats and River Transport

All is Well

Letters from the Western Provinces
Ch. 9 (Letters from the Western Provinces)
Arabs Attack a Column of Booty

Letters from the Eastern Provinces
Ch. 5 (Letters from the Eastern Provinces)
Reserves on the Way

Letters from the Eastern Provinces
Ch. 11 (Letters from the Eastern Provinces)
Problem with Dalta

Messengers of the Sons of Mukin-zeri Moving to Puqudu

Merodach-Baladan’s Barley and Boats

News to The Delegate of Elam: Rebels Defeated

Letters from the Western Provinces
Ch. 3 (Letters from the Western Provinces)
Extracting the iškaru Dues on Horses

Answer by the Babylonians

Ch. 7 (Letters from the King and the Crown Prince )
Straw and Reeds for Dur-Šarruken

Letters from the Northern and Northwestern Provinces
Ch. 10 (Letters from the Northern and Northwestern Provinces)
Six Criminals Terrorizing the Town of Nashur-Bel

Letters from the Eastern Provinces
Ch. 5 (Letters from the Eastern Provinces)
Land Dispute between High Officials

“Should We Detain the Boats?”

Sending a Chiliarch to the King

Items for the King’s Entourage

Fragment Concerning Business

Appointment of a Vice Governor

Dredging a River

Matenni of Tyre Pays Tribute

Urarṭian Attacking Forts on the Border

Ullubaean Deportees in Inurta-ila’i’s Care

The King Encourages Amurru-šumu-iškun

Letters from Central Assyria
Ch. 8 (Letters from Central Assyria)
Problems in Maintaining the Express Service

Turning in Taxes and Organizing the Province

Hu-Tešub’s Brother Making Trouble

Barley from Babylonian Cities

Speaking with Witnesses in Apinunu

Unsuccessful Pursuit; Oxen Needed for the Harvest

Chief Cupbearer Defeated by Rusa

Fort without a Wine Cellar

Bringing the Puqudu to the Palace

The Yield of the Threshing-Floor

Sending Four Deserters to the King

Work Allotments

Reinforcements in Bab-bitqi

Itu’eans Requested

Marduk has Set out before New Year

Raising Food and Fodder from Desert Towns

Power Struggles between Chaldean Leaders

Urarṭu After the Cimmerian Rout

Booty of Food

Sedition in Dilbat

Crimes by Itu’eans

Arabs Removed from Hindanu

The Troops of Mazamua

Peace Negotiations with the Babylonians

Barley for Captives

Threatened by Mukin-zeri

Bringing Money into the New Palace

Appointing King's Men

Provisioning Aramean Troops

The Commander-In-Chief Defeated the Arabs

Reclaiming Runaway Servants

The Prefect is not Holding Back Any People

Receiving Tribute Horses; Constructing Kar-Šarruken

Houses to Huzirina

The Ashdodite Appealing to the King because of a Treaty

Troop Movements in Babylonia

Executing the King's Orders

Leftovers from Nippur for the King’s Good Health

Archers Arrested and Sent to the Palace

Information from a Deserter

“Aššur and Šamaš Will Deliver Ṭurušpa into the King’s Hands”

Treaty with the Son of Yakin

Construction Works

King of Karalla Bringing Tribute to Calah

Aššur-nirka-da’’in in Trouble

Men in Great Numbers

Hiram Deported after Sacrilegious Act

“How Could These People Be Wrenched away from the King, My Lord?”

Mukin-zeri Instigating Babylonians

“Your Country and the People of Your Country are Well”

Yadi'-il - an Emissary of Mukin-zeri

Fragment Mentioning Boats, Barley and Houses

Refusing to Return the Booty

Receiving Horses and the Tribute of Kišesim

Restricted Trade in Tyre and Sidon

Orchards of the Villages of Helbon

Babylonia in Turmoil

Building Instructions

Hampered by Snow

Wives for Aramean Troops

Report on a Vassal King(?)

Take up your Responsibility!

Fragment by Nabu-šumu-iškun

Equipping Troops

Grain Store for Barley

Regular Offerings

Palace Scribe’s Business in Assur

The King of Elam in the Vicinity of Der

Report on a Festival and on Bull Colossi

The People of Arza Plundered my Sheep

Taking Care of the King’s Oxen

Criminals of the House of Nupari

The City of the Mazamuans

Qedarites Defeating Moab

Dispute of Three Towns in the West

Barley Rations from the Household of Salamu

A Team of Egyptian Horses

Tribute of Horses and Mules

Revetment from Materials in the Trunk

Crown Prince Ululayu Sending Bales of Reed

Fragment Mentioning Şil-Bel

My Major-Domo is Coming

Land Dispute with the Governor of Guzana

Another Letter Fragment from Duri-Aššur to the King

Herald and Apprentice

Soothing Babylon

“You Are my Deputy”

Madayu to Meet the King in Urzuhina with 30 Riding Horses

Emissaries from the West

Crown Prince Ululayu Sending Bales of Reed of the Magnates

Farmers of the Town of Aššur-nirka-uṣur

Aššur-šimanni Reporting on People

Unclear Status of a Town Near Guzana

Ionian Raids on Levant

Tabal, Que and Captives

Digging a Moat; Pursuit to the Mountain

Horses, Oxen and Sheep from Tabal

Raising Barley

Guard of Riblah

Problems in Exacting Corn Taxes

Captives from Til-Barsip

Archers, Şimirra, and Work to be Finished

Building Works in Damascus

Horses, Horse Trainers and Captives

Cultivating Seed with Ploughs of Barhalza and Oxen of Arpad

Emissaries from Que Coming to Calah

Should Tutammu of Unqi Come Together with his Eunuchs?

Report on an Estate in Dur-ayumma

Building a Garrison on the Tigris

Duri-Aššur to the King

Nabu-eṭiranni to the King

The Works of Šarru-iqbi

Laying Foundations; Fights between Rusa and the Ruler of Etini

Arresting a Man and Sending him to the King

The Major-Domo of Aššur-le’i in Birdunu

Distributing Men and Barley

Mukin-zeri and his Son Šumu-ukin Have Been Killed

The Works of Dur-Ammi-iababa; Transporting Barley

“What Are the King my Lord’s Orders?”

Military Camp in Maruru

Wounded in a Campaign

An Orchard in Kiṣirtu

Receiving and Passing on Horses

Booty in Mazamua

Horses Dying along the Way

Checking and Receiving People at Parak-Mari

Writing-Boards Listing the People of Mount Hasuatti

Going to Sapia

Report on Mas’eans

Talents of Silver

Raising Barley from Babylonian Cities

Launching Boats and Water-Skin Rafts in Northern Babylonia

Theft in the Palace

Shipping Barley

My Messages Do not Reach the King

No News Yet from Babylon

Men for the Royal Mule Express Service

Letter to the Grand Vizier

Confined to Babylon

Failed Efforts to Win Hearts and Minds in Babylon

Babylonians Arrested

Silver and Chariot Owners from the Household of the Queen

Guards are Appointed

Building Works on the Urarṭian Border

Dying of Hunger

Building a Fort

iškaru Dues on Horses

Distributing Barley

The Pack Animals of the Suhaean

Two Emissaries Bringing Silver

Officials Inspecting Samaria

Urarṭian Fort Commanders in Arbela

Fragment Mentioning the Chief Cupbearer and Nashur-Bel in Šubria

Excellent Harvest but Fodder Stolen

Providing Road Stations with Horses

Horses and Troops to Borsippa and Dilbat

Messengers from Dur-Ladini

Chief of Trade Falling Sick

Should They Cross the River or be Detained?

Favourable Exchange Rate

Unable to Take Care of Pack Animals

Cultivating in Hunaba

Wayward Gurreans and Eunuchs

Let the King my Lord Ask Him

Boats, Water-Skin Rafts, and Accusations

Cultivating and Harvesting

Treasury Horses

Distributing Fields

I Shall Complete my Brother’s Mission

Fragment Mentioning the Town of Renni

Sacrifices before Bel and Zarpanitu

Fragment Mentioning Mušezib-ilu

“Why Did I Appoint You?”

Works in Turmuna

“His Brother Will Come”

Digging out Boats

Fragment of a Letter to the King

Seed, Stored Grain and Barley Given to the People

Copper Cooking Pots

Collecting Silver

Fragment Concerning a Quarrel between Officials

Equipment from the Palace

Report on Stored Grain

Don’t be Negligent

Fragment Mentioning Balassu

Records of Cultic Reforms and Events
Ch. 11 (Records of Cultic Reforms and Events)
Rituals and Cultic Texts
Record of Events at Ešarra on 20-x-714
Assyrian Royal Rituals and Cultic Texts

Rituals in the Temple of Aššur
Ch. 1 (Rituals in the Temple of Aššur)
Rituals and Cultic Texts
Rituals on Shebat 23
Assyrian Royal Rituals and Cultic Texts

Rituals in the Temple of Aššur
Ch. 1 (Rituals in the Temple of Aššur)
Rituals and Cultic Texts
Rituals on [Shebat 23?]
Assyrian Royal Rituals and Cultic Texts

Rituals in the Temple of Aššur
Ch. 1 (Rituals in the Temple of Aššur)
Royal Coronation Ritual

Rituals for Private Devotees
Ch. 6 (Rituals for Private Devotees)
Initiation into the Secrets of Ištar of Heaven

Cultic Topography of Assur
Ch. 9 (Cultic Topography of Assur)
The Gods, Shrines and Holy Palaces of Assur

Records of Cultic Reforms and Events
Ch. 11 (Records of Cultic Reforms and Events)
Fragment of a Text Similar to No. 52

Temple Service and Takultu Manuals
Ch. 8 (Temple Service and Takultu Manuals)
Duplicate of No. 40

Temple Service and Takultu Manuals
Ch. 8 (Temple Service and Takultu Manuals)
Duplicate of No. 42

Miscellany and Fragments
Ch. 7 (Miscellany and Fragments)
Fragment Relating to Rituals in Assur

Rituals in the Akitu House and in Temples of Ištar
Ch. 4 (Rituals in the Akitu House and in Temples of Ištar)
Fragment of a Ritual

Miscellany and Fragments
Ch. 7 (Miscellany and Fragments)
Fragment of a Ritual Mentioning the Dais of Destinies

Temple Service and Takultu Manuals
Ch. 8 (Temple Service and Takultu Manuals)
Takultu for Assurbanipal

Fragment of a Takultu Text

Reports on Royal Rituals in the Aššur Temple
Ch. 2 (Reports on Royal Rituals in the Aššur Temple)
Report on Rituals Performed by Assurbanipal in Shebat-Adar, 650

Records of Cultic Reforms and Events
Ch. 11 (Records of Cultic Reforms and Events)
Cultic Reforms and Religious Practices at Assur

Rituals on Shebat 23-25

Rituals in the Akitu House and in Temples of Ištar
Ch. 4 (Rituals in the Akitu House and in Temples of Ištar)
Fragment of a Ritual for Ištar

Takultu for Sin-šarru-iškun(?)

Rituals for Private Devotees
Ch. 6 (Rituals for Private Devotees)
Ritual for the Daughter-of-River

Rituals in the Akitu House and in Temples of Ištar
Ch. 4 (Rituals in the Akitu House and in Temples of Ištar)
Rituals for Ninitu and Kulittu

Takultu for Aššur-etel-ilani

Rituals in the Akitu House on Nisan 7-8, and Temple Service Rites

Miscellany and Fragments
Ch. 7 (Miscellany and Fragments)
Protocol for the Royal Dinner

Rituals on Shebat 18-22

Reports on Royal Rituals in the Aššur Temple
Ch. 2 (Reports on Royal Rituals in the Aššur Temple)
Report on Rituals Performed on Adar 8

Reports on Royal Rituals in the Aššur Temple
Ch. 2 (Reports on Royal Rituals in the Aššur Temple)
Report on Rituals Performed on Shebat 17-21

Temple Service Rites for All Assyria

Ritual for the Lady-of-the-Mountain

Text Similar to No. 52

Rituals in the House of the Assyrian Ištar

Rituals for Private Devotees
Ch. 6 (Rituals for Private Devotees)
The Banquet of Gula

Royal Decrees
Ch. 10 (Royal Decrees)
Duties of Priests of the Aššur Temple

Royal Decrees
Ch. 10 (Royal Decrees)
Royal Decrees Concerning the Clergy of Ešarra

Manuals for Chanters of the Aššur Temple
Ch. 3 (Manuals for Chanters of the Aššur Temple)
Text Similar to No. 13

Manuals for Chanters of the Aššur Temple
Ch. 3 (Manuals for Chanters of the Aššur Temple)
Calendar of Psalms and Lamentations in the Aššur Temple

Manuals for Chanters of the Aššur Temple
Ch. 3 (Manuals for Chanters of the Aššur Temple)
SAA 20, 013; Geers J, 62; Canonical Lamentations, 21-22
Lamentations to Aššur on Account of Enemy Attack

Burial of a Queen

Bath of Šarrat-nipha

Rituals in the Equ House

Rituals for Singers
Ch. 5 (Rituals for Singers)
Ritual of Tukulti-Ninurta for the Lady-of-the-River

The Banquet of [DN]

Victory and Lion-Hunt Ritual

Rituals for Singers
Ch. 5 (Rituals for Singers)
Fragment of a Ritual for Singer

SAA 20, 004; Geers B, 157; Ina šulmi, 202
Rituals on [Shebat 22?]

Rituals for Singers
Ch. 5 (Rituals for Singers)
Ritual of Tukulti-Ninurta for Sîn

Ritual of Tukulti-Ninurta for the Lady-of-the-Mountain

Ritual of Tukulti-Ninurta for Nusku

Brazier Offerings to Aššur

Assyrian Eponym List
2 (Assyrian Eponym List)
Copyright Alan Millard and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 1994. The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
SAAS 2 A09
Eponyms
Source A09
Eponyms of the Assyrian Empire, 910-612 BC

Assyrian Eponym List
2 (Assyrian Eponym List)
Copyright Alan Millard and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 1994. The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
SAAS 2 A07
Eponyms
Source A07
Eponyms of the Assyrian Empire, 910-612 BC

Assyrian Eponym List
2 (Assyrian Eponym List)
Copyright Alan Millard and the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, 1994. The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
SAAS 2 B02
Eponyms
Source B10
Eponyms of the Assyrian Empire, 910-612 BC

SAAS 2 A08
Source A08

SAAS 2 B01
Source B01

SAAS 2 B04
Source B03

See Finkel and Reade, Or. 67 (1998) 248 (cf. Millard, SAAS 2, p. 21)

Arabs Attack a Column of Booty

Straw and Reeds for Dur-Šarruken

Copyright Jacob Lauinger, 2012 ("Esarhaddon's Succession Treaty at Tell Tayinat: Text and Commentary," Journal of Cuneiform Studies 64, 87–123). Lemmatised by Mikko Luukko, 2016, as part of the research programme of the Alexander von Humboldt Chair in the Ancient History of the Near and Middle East at LMU Munich (Karen Radner, Humboldt Professorship 2015). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0.
Tell Tayinat Version of Esarhaddon’s Succession Treaty

Mule Express not Available

Receiving Tribute Horses; Constructing Kar-Šarrukin

Ch. 7 (Letters from the King and the Crown Prince )
Midas of Phrygia Seeks Detente