Babylonian Historical-Literary Texts (Heritage) by Grayson Albert Kirk

Author:Grayson, Albert Kirk [Grayson, Albert Kirk]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Published: 1975-12-15T05:00:00+00:00

6

[X]-tu a-a ’ ma dNusku m[i(?)- ]

7

id-du-uk ba-nu-ti-’ ár-[iš... ... ]

8

[m]Re-mut mŠàr-ilu-ú-a e-ru-[bu(?)... ... ]

9

[k]aspa a-na nak-k[am]-du ekallil[i... ... ]

ii 25–31 There are a few features of this passage which are reminiscent of the passage regarding the king in the Akītu ritual. Note the confession of sins in ii 26 and cf. F. Thureau-Dangin, Rituels accadiens (Paris 1921) p. 144:423; lúERÍN ki-din-[ni] in ii 27 and cf. ibid. p. 144:426. In ii 25 should one restore qa-l[a-al-šu] in comparison with ibid. p. 144:427?

ii 27 i-da-am-mu-ú: For idammumū? Cf. šu-ú, a Late Babylonian variant of šu-mi, in Lambert, BWL p. 40:30 and see p. 290.

ii 30 Or i-dab-bu-[ub ... ] ‘he speaks.’

iii 5 Cf. iii 16. At the end perhaps restore in-a(?)-[abtu ‘(ear)ring’ or in-za(?)-[hurētu ‘red-dyed wool.’

iii 6 Cf. iv 6.

iii 7 See the note to ii 15.

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