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RIME 1.14.17.01 composite
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Primary publicationRIME 1.14.17.01 composite
Author(s)Frayne, Douglas R.
Publication date2007
Secondary publication(s)FAOS 05/2, Enshakushanna 1, A
Collection
Museum no.
Accession no.
ProvenienceNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Excavation no.
PeriodED IIIb (ca. 2500-2340 BC)
Dates referencedEnshakushanna.00.00.00
Object typeother (see object remarks)
Remarkscomposite text
Materialcomposite
LanguageSumerian
GenreRoyal/Monumental
Sub-genrecomposite
CDLI comments
Catalogue source20120709 cdliadmin
ATF sourceFoxvog, Daniel A.
TranslationFoxvog, Daniel A.
UCLA Library ARK21198/zz002ct5b0
Composite no.Q001362
Seal no.
CDLI no.P431228

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surface a
1. {d}en-lil2
en: For Enlil,
2. lugal kur-kur-ra
en: king of all the lands,
3. en-sza3-kusz2-an-na
en: Enšakušana,
4. en ki-en-gi
en: lord of Sumer
5. lugal kalam-ma
en: and king of the nation,
6. u4 dingir-re-ne
en: when the gods
7. e-na-ne2-esz2-a
en: commanded him,
8. kisz{ki}
en: Kiš
9. mu-hul
en: he destroyed,
10. en-bi2-esz18-dar
en: and Enbi-Ištar,
11. lugal kisz{ki}
en: the king of Kiš,
12. mu-dab5
en: he captured.
13. lu2 akszak{ki}-ka-ke4
en: The Man of Akšak
14. lu2 kisz{ki}-ke4
en: and the Man of Kiš,
15. iri na-ga-hul-a
en: when both cities had been destroyed,
16. x-ga
en: ...
17. [x] x-ne
en: ...
18. [...] x x x [...]
en: ...
n lines broken
19'. [szu-ne]-ne-a
en: (their ...) into their hands
20'. mu-ne-gi4
en: he returned to them,
21'. alan-bi
en: but their statues,
22'. ku3 za-gin3-bi
en: their silver and lapis lazuli,
23'. gesz nig2-gur11-bi
en: and their timber and possessions
24'. {d}en-lil2-la
en: to Enlil
25'. nibru{ki}-sze3
en: for Nippur
26'. a mu-na-ru
en: he dedicated.



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