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Can you improve upon the content of this entry? Please contact us! | No Image Available | Composite text surface a 1. {d}en-lil2 gu-ti-um{ki} en: Enlil! Gutium, 2. musz-gir2 hur-sag-ga2 en: the fanged snake of the mountain ranges, 3. lu2 a2 zi-ga dingir-re-e-ne en: a people who acted violently against the gods, 4. lu2 nam-lugal en: people who the kingship 5. ki-en-gi-ra2 en: of Sumer 6. kur-sze3 ba-de6-a en: to the mountains took away, 7. ki-en-gi-ra2 en: who Sumer 8. nig2-a-erim2 bi2-in-si-a en: with wickedness filled, 9. dam tuku dam-ni en: who from one with a wife his wife 10. ba-an-da-kar-ra en: took away from him, 11. dumu tuku dumu-ni en: who from one with a child his child 12. ba-an-da-kar-ra en: took away from him, 13. nig2-a-erim2 nig2-a2-zi en: who wickedness and violence 14. kalam-ma mi-ni-in-gar-ra en: produced within the country— 15. {d}en-lil2 lugal kur-kur-ra-ke4 en: Enlil, the king of all the lands, 16. mu-bi ha-lam-e-de3 en: to obliterate its name, 17. {d}utu-he2-gal2 en: Utuḫegal, 18. nita kal-ga en: the mighty man, 19. lugal unu{ki}-ga en: the king of Uruk, 20. lugal an-ub-da limmu5-ba en: the king of the four world quarters, 21. lugal du11-ga-na nu-gi4-gi4-da en: the king whose utterances cannot be countermanded, 22. {d}en-lil2 lugal kur-kur-ra-ke4 en: Enlil, the king of all the lands, 23. a2-bi mu-da-an-ag2 en: issued to him a command about this. 24. {d}inanna nin-a-ni en: To Inanna his lady 25. mu-na-an-gen en: he went 26. szu12 mu-na-sza4 en: and prayed to her, (saying) 27. nin-mu pirig me3 en: “My lady, lioness of battle, 28. kur-kur-da du7-du7 en: who the foreign lands batters, 29. {d}en-lil2-le nam-lugal ki-en-gi-ra en: Enlil, the kingship of Sumer 30. szu-ba gi4-gi4-de3 en: to return to its own control 31. a2-bi mu-da-an-ag2 en: he commanded me. 32. a2-dah-mu he2-me en: May you be my ally.” 33. ugnim lu2 kur2-kur2-ra en: An army of many foreigners 34. ki he2-ni-us2-us2 en: bore down upon the land everywhere. 35. ti-ri2-ga-a-an en: Tirigan, 36. lugal gu-ti-um-ke4 en: the king of Gutium, 37. ka-bi ba-an?-ba en: opened its (canal?) mouths, 38. lu2 nu-mu-szi-e3 en: but no one came out against him. 39. i7 idigna gu2 min-a-ba en: Both banks of the Tigris 40. bi2-in-dab5 en: he had seized. 41. sig-sze3 ki-en-gi-ra2 en: To the south, in Sumer, 42. GAN2 bi2-kesz2 en: the cultivated land he tied up, 43. igi-nim-sze3 giri3 i3-kesz2 en: to the north, the roads he tied up. 44. kaskal kalam-ma-ke4 en: On the highways of the country 45. u2-gid2-da bi2-in-mu2 en: he made tall grasses grow. 46. lugal {d}en-lil2-le en: But the king to whom Enlil 47. a2 szum2-ma en: had given power, 48. {d}inanna-ke4 sza3-ge pa3-da en: whom Inanna by (her own) heart had chosen, 49. {d}utu-he2-gal2 nita kal-ga en: Utuḫegal, the mighty man, 50. unu{ki}-ta mu-szi-e3 en: from Uruk went out against him. 51. e2 {d}iszkur-ka en: In the temple of Iškur 52. gesz bi2-du3 en: he made an offering. 53. dumu iri-na-ke4-ne en: To the citizens of his city 54. gu3 mu-ne-de2-e en: he was calling out, (saying) 55. gu-ti-um{ki} en: “Gutium 56. {d}en-lil2-le ma-an-szum2 en: Enlil has given to me. 57. nin-mu {d}inanna en: My mistress Inanna 58. a2-dah-mu-um en: is my ally. 59. {d}dumu-zi-ama-uszumgal-an-na-ke4 en: Dumuzi-Ama’ušumgalana 60. nam-mu bi2-du11 en: has declared ‛It is something that concerns me,’ 61. {d}gilgames3 en: and Gilgameš, 62. dumu {d}nin-sun2-na-ke4 en: the son of Ninsun, 63. maszkim-sze3 ma-an-szum2 en: as bailiff he has given to me.” 64. dumu unu{ki}-ga en: The citizens of Uruk 65. dumu kul-aba4{ki}-ka en: and the citizens of Kullab 66. sza3 hul2-la ba-an-gar en: he caused to rejoice at this. 67. iri-ni lu2 dili-gin7 en: His city, as one man, 68. egir-ra-ne2 ba-ab-us2 en: followed after him. 69. zu2-keszda igi-bar-ra en: The military contingents and scouts 70. si bi2-sa2 en: he put in good order. 71. e2 {d}iszkur-ka zi-ga-ne2 en: After having departed from the temple of Iškur, 72. u4 4(disz)-kam-ma nag-su i7 en-uri3-gal-ka en: on the 4th day in Nagsu on the Enurigal canal 73. gesz bi2-du3 en: he made an offering. 74. u4 5(disz)-kam-ma bara2-i3-li2-tab-ba-e-ka en: On the 5th day at Bara-Ilitappe 75. gesz bi2-du3 en: he made an offering. 76. ur-{d}nin-a-zu en: Ur-Ninazu 77. na-bi-{d}en-lil en: and Nabi-Enlil, 78. szagina ti-ri-ga-a-an en: generals of Tirigan 79. ki-en-gi-sze3 kin-gi4-a en: who to Sumer as envoys 80. im-gi4-esz2 en: had been sent, 81. in-dab5-dab5 szu-ba gesz i3-gar en: he captured and put fetters on their hands. 82. bara2-i3-li2-tab-ba-e-ka zi-ga-ne2 en: Having departed from Bara-Ilitappe, 83. u4 6(disz)-kam-ma-ka karkar{ki}-ka en: on the 6th day at Karkar 84. gesz bi2-du3 en: he made an offering. 85. {d}iszkur-ra mu-na-an-gen en: He went in to Iškur 86. szu12 mu-na-sza4 en: and prayed to him. 87. {d}iszkur {gesz}tukul {d}en-lil2-le ma-an-szum2 en: “O Iškur, Enlil has given me the weapons, 88. a2-dah-mu he2-me en: may you be my ally.” 89. sza3 ge6-ba-ka im-ma-an-zi en: In the middle of that night he arose, 90. igi-nim adab{ki} en: and north of Adab, 91. {d}utu e3?-a en: when Utu had risen, 92. mu-na-an-gen en: he went 93. szu12 mu-na-sza4 en: and prayed to him, (saying) 94. {d}utu gu-ti-um{ki} en: “O Utu, Gutium 95. {d}en-lil2-le ma-an-szum2 en: Enlil has given to me, 96. a2-dah-mu he2-me en: may you be my ally.” 97. ki-be2 bar gu-ti-um{ki} en: At that place, (just) beyond Gutium, 98. gesz mu-na-bar en: he laid a trap(?) for him, 99. erin2 mu-na-lah5 en: and the troops he drove to him. 100. {d}utu-he2-gal2 nita kal-ga en: Utuḫegal, the mighty man, 101. aga-kar2 im-mi-se3 en: defeated 102. szagina-bi u4-ba ti-ri2-ga-a-an en: their generals. Whereupon, Tirigan, 103. lugal gu-ti-um{ki} en: king of Gutium, 104. dili-a-ne2 giri3 ba-da-an-kar en: fled all alone from there. 105. ki zi-ni en: The place where to save his life 106. ba-da-an-kar-ra en: he had fled, 107. dab6-ru-um{ki}-ma ba-an-sa6 en: in Dabrum, they (at first) were good to him. 108. lu2 dab6-ru-um-ma-ke4 en: (But) the people of Dabrum, 109. {d}utu-he2-gal2 en: Utuḫegal, 110. bar lugal {d}en-lil2-le a2 szum2-ma en: because, he a king to whom Enlil had given power 111. i3-me-a i3-zu-ke4-esz2 en: he was, they had realized, 112. ti-ri2-ga-a-an-ra en: Tirigan 113. szu nu-ni-ba en: they did not let go. 114. lu2-kin-gi4-a {d}utu-he2-gal2 en: By the envoys of Utuḫegal 115. ti-ri2-ga-a-an en: Tirigan 116. u3 dam dumu-ni en: and his wife and children 117. dab6-ru-um{ki}-ma mu-un-dab5 en: in Dabrum were captured. 118. szu-na gesz bi2?-gar en: They placed fetters on his hands 119. igi-na tug2 bi2-si en: and put a cloth (blindfold) over his eyes. 120. {d}utu-he2-gal2 igi {d}utu-sze3 en: Utuḫegal before Utu 121. giri3-ni-sze3 mu-nu2 en: made him lie at his (Utu’s) feet, 122. gu2-na giri3 bi2-gub en: and on his neck he set his foot. 123. gu-ti-um{ki} musz-gir2 hur-sag-ga2 en: Gutium, the fanged snake of the mountain ranges, 124. ki-in-dar-a bi2-nag en: he made drink from the cracks in the earth. 125. x [...] x en: At ... 126. gesz bi2-du3! en: he made an offering. 127. {gesz?}ma2-gid2 za3-ba im-ta-gar en: The tow-boats he dispatched from its borders, 128. nam-lugal ki-en-gi-ra szu-ba im-mi-gi4 en: and the kingship of Sumer to its control he returned. 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