Q000379 = CDLI Literary 000379 (Lament for Ur) composite = P469681

Q000379 001:	tur3-ra-na musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	He has abandoned his cow-pen and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
P255993 obv. ii 15:	tur3-ra-na
P345372 obv. ii 4:	tur3-ra-na
P346208 rev. 19:	tur3-ra-na
Q000379 002:	am-e tur3-ra-na musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	The wild bull has abandoned his cow-pen and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
Q000379 003:	u3-mu-un kur-kur-ra-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	The lord of all the lands has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
Q000379 004:	{d}mu-ul-lil2-le esz3-e nibru{ki}-a musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Enlil has abandoned the shrine Nibru and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
Q000379 005:	dam-a-ni {d}nin-lil2-le musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	His wife Ninlil has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 006:	{d}nin-lil2-le e2-bi ki-ur3-ra musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Ninlil has abandoned that house, the Ki-ur, and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 007:	nin kesz3{ki}-a-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	The queen of Keš has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 008:	ga-sza-an-mah-e e2-bi kesz3{ki}-a musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Ninmaḫ has abandoned that house Keš and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 009:	mu-lu i3-si-in{ki}-na-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	She of Isin has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 010:	ga-sza-an-i3-si-in{ki}-na-ke4 esz3 e2-gal-mah-a musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz#-a-na lil2-e
	Ninisina has abandoned the shrine Egal-maḫ and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 011:	nin ki unu{ki}-ga-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga [amasz]-a-na lil2-e
	The queen of Unug has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 012:	ga-sza-an-an-na-ke4 e2-bi ki unu{ki}-ga musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na [lil2]-e
	inanna has abandoned that house Unug and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 013:	{d}nanna uri2{ki}-ma musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na [lil2]-e
	Nanna has abandoned Ur and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
Q000379 014:	{d}suen-e e2-kisz-nu-gal2-la musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Suen has abandoned E-kiš-nu-gal and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
Q000379 015:	dam-a-ni ga-sza-an-gal-e musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	His wife Ningal has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 016:	ga-sza-an-gal-e agrun-ku3-ga-na musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Ningal has abandoned her Agrun-kug and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 017:	am uru2-ze2-ba{ki}-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	The wild bull of Eridug has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
Q000379 018:	dam-an-ki-ke4 e2-bi uru2-ze2-ba{ki}-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Enki has abandoned that house Eridug and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
Q000379 018A:	ga-sza-an-x-[...] e2-ba la-ra-ag{ki}-a musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	(1 ms. adds 1 line:) ... (partially preserved name of a goddess) has abandoned that house Larag and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 019:	{d}szara e2-mah-a musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Šara has abandoned E-maḫ and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
Q000379 020:	{d}u4-sahar-ra e2-bi umma{ki}-a musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Usaḫara has abandoned that house Umma and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 021:	{d}ba-ba6 uru2-ku3-ga musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Bau has abandoned Iri-kug and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 022:	a du11-ga ama5-na musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	She has abandoned her flooded chamber and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 023:	dumu-a-ni {d}ab-ba-u2 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Her son Ab-Bau has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
Q000379 024:	{d}ab-ba-u2 ma-gu2-en-na-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Ab-Bau has abandoned Ma-gu-ena and has let the breezes haunt his sheepfold.
Q000379 025:	{d}lamma e2 ku3-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	The protective goddess of the holy house has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 026:	{d}lamma-e e2-tar-sir2-sir2-ra musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	The protective goddess has abandoned E-tar-sirsir and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 027:	um-ma lagasz{ki}-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	The mother of Lagaš has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 028:	{d}ma-ze2-ze2-be2 e2-bi lagasz{ki}-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Ĝatumdug has abandoned that house Lagaš and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 029:	mu-lu nina{ki}-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	She of Nigin has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 030:	ga-sza-an gu-la e2-bi sirara3{ki} musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	The great queen has abandoned that house Sirara and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold
Q000379 031:	mu-lu ki-nir-sza-ba{ki}-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	She of Kinirša has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 032:	{d}dumu-zi-abzu e2-bi ki-nir-sza-ba{ki}-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Dumuzid-abzu has abandoned that house Kinirša and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 033:	mu-lu gu2-ab-ba{ki}-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	She of Gu-aba has abandoned it and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 034:	ga-sza-an-mar-ki-ke4 esz3 gu2-ab-ba{ki}-ke4 musz3 mi-ni-in-ga amasz-a-na lil2-e
	Ninmarki has abandoned the shrine Gu-aba and has let the breezes haunt her sheepfold.
Q000379 035:	ki-ru-gu2 1(disz)-kam-ma-am3
	1st kirugu.
Q000379 036:	amasz-a-na lil2-e ba-ni-in-gar i-si-isz-bi mu-un-kusz2-u3
	She has let the breeze haunt her sheepfold, she groans grievously over it.
Q000379 037:	ab2 gu3-zu {e2}tur3-ra nu-mu-un-gal2 tur3 nun nu-ul
	O cow, your lowing no longer fills the byre, the cow-pen no longer brings joy (?) to the prince.
Q000379 038:	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
	Its gišgigal.
Q000379 039:	uru2 a-sze-er gig-ga a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O city, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 040:	a-sze-er-zu gig-ga-am3 uru2 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	Your lament is bitter, O city, the lament made for you.
Q000379 041:	uru2 zi gul-la-na a-sze-er-bi gig-ga-am3
	In his righteous destroyed city its lament is bitter.
Q000379 042:	uri2 zi gul-la-na a-sze-er gig-ga a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	In his righteous destroyed Ur, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 043:	a-sze-er-zu gig-ga-am3 uru2 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	Your lament is bitter, O city, the lament made for you.
Q000379 044:	uri2{ki} gul-la-na a-sze-er-bi gig-ga
	In his destroyed Ur its lament is bitter.
Q000379 045:	a-sze-er-zu gig-ga ga-sza-an-zu mu-lu er2-re en3-sze3 mu-un-kusz2-u3
	How long will your bitter lament grieve your lord who weeps?
Q000379 046:	a-sze-er-zu gig-ga {d}nanna mu-lu er2-re en3-sze3 mu-un-kusz2-u3
	How long will your bitter lament grieve Nanna who weeps?
Q000379 047:	sze-eb uri2{ki}-ma a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O brick-built Ur, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 048:	e2-kisz-nu-gal2 a-sze-er-zu gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O E-kiš-nu-gal, your lament is bitter, the lament made for you
Q000379 049:	esz3 agrun-ku3 a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O shrine Agrun-kug, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 050:	ki-ur3 ki gal a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O great place Ki-ur, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 051:	esz3 nibru{ki} uru2 a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O shrine Nibru, city, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 052:	sze-eb e2-kur-ra a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O brick-built E-kur, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 053:	ga2-gesz-szu2-a a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O Ĝa-giš-šua, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 054:	ub-szu-ukken-na a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O Ubšu-ukkena, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 055:	sze-eb uru2-ku3-ga a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O brick-built Iri-kug, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 056:	e2-tar-sir2-sir2 a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O E-tar-sirsir, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 057:	ma-gu2-en-na a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O Ma-gu-ena, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 058:	sze-eb i3-si-in{ki}-na a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O brick-built Isin, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 060:	sze-eb ki unu{ki}-ga a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O brick-built Unug, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 061:	sze-eb uru2-ze2-ba{ki}-ke4 a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O brick-built Eridug, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.
Q000379 062:	a-sze-er-zu gig-ga-am3 ga-sza-an-zu mu-lu er2-re en3-sze3 mu-un-kusz2-u3
	How long will your bitter lament grieve your lord who weeps?
Q000379 063:	a-sze-er-zu gig-ga-am3 {d}nanna mu-lu er2-re en3-sze3 mu-un-kusz2-u3
	How long will your bitter lament grieve Nanna who weeps?
Q000379 064:	uru2 mu-zu i3-gal2 za-e ba-e-da-gul-e
	O city, your name exists but you have been destroyed.
Q000379 065:	uru2 bad3-zu i3-il2 kalam-zu ba-e-da-til
	O city, your wall rises high but your Land has perished.
Q000379 066:	uru2-gu10 u8 zi-gin7 sila4-zu ba-e-da-tar
	O my city, like an innocent ewe your lamb has been torn from you.
Q000379 067:	uri2{ki} ud5 zi-gin7 masz2-zu ba-e-da-til
	Ur, like an innocent goat your kid has perished.
Q000379 068:	uru2 garza-zu im-me-de3-kur2-ra
	O city, your rites have been alienated from you,
Q000379 069:	me-zu me kur2-ra szu bala ba-ni-ib-ak
	your powers have been changed into alien powers.
Q000379 070:	a-sze-er-zu gig-ga-am3 ga-sza-an-zu mu-lu er2-re en3-sze3 mu-un-kusz2-u3
	ow long will your bitter lament grieve your lord who weeps?
Q000379 071:	a-sze-er-zu gig-ga-am3 {d}nanna mu-lu er2-re en3-sze3 mu-un-kusz2-u3
	How long will your bitter lament grieve Nanna who weeps?
Q000379 072:	ki-ru-gu2 2(disz)-kam-ma-am3
	2nd kirugu.
Q000379 073:	uru2 zi gul-la-na a-sze-er-bi gig-ga-am3
	In his righteous destroyed city its lament is bitter.
Q000379 074:	uri2{ki} gul-la-na a-sze-er-bi gig-ga-am3
	In his destroyed Ur its lament is bitter.
Q000379 075:	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
	Its gišgigal.
Q000379 076:	nin lu2 e2 hul-a-ta uru2-ni er2-re ba-an-di-ni-ib-gar
	Together with the lord whose house had been devastated, his city was given over to tears.
Q000379 077:	{d}nanna lu2 kalam ba-an-da-til-la
	Together with Nanna whose Land had perished,
Q000379 078:	uri2{ki}-e a-nir-ra bar ba-da-an-tab
	Ur joined the lament.
Q000379 079:	munus zi nin uru2{ki}-ni-sze3 kusz2-u3-de3
	The good woman, to disquiet the lord concerning his city,
Q000379 080:	{d}nin-gal kalam-ma-ni-sze3 u3 nu-ku-ku-de3
	Ningal, to give him no rest concerning his Land,
Q000379 081:	e-ne-ra nam uru2-na mu-na-te er2 gig i3-sze8-sze8
	approached him for the sake of his city - bitterly she weeps.
Q000379 082:	nin-ra nam e2-a-na mu-na-te er2 gig i3-sze8-sze8
	She approached the lord for the sake of his house - bitterly she weeps.
Q000379 083:	nam uru2 hul-a-na mu-na-te er2 gig i3-sze8-sze8
	She approached him for the sake of his devastated city -- bitterly she weeps.
Q000379 084:	nam e2 hul-a-na mu-na-te a-nir gig-ga-bi im-da-ra-da-ga2-ga2
	She approached him for the sake of his devastated house -- before him she makes its bitter lament.
Q000379 085:	munus-e ad-a-ni balag er2-ra ki al-gar-ra-ba
	The woman, after she had composed her song (?) for the tearful balag instrument,
Q000379 086:	i-lu ma si-ga tur-tur-bi ni2-te-na mi-ni-ib-be2
	herself utters softly a lamentation for the silent house:
Q000379 087:	u4-da ma-al-ma-al-la i-si-isz-bi ma-la2-la2
	“The storm that came to be -- its lamentation hangs heavy on me.
Q000379 088:	u4-da na-ag2-bi-sze3 sumur-sumur-a-gu10-ne
	Raging about because of the storm,
Q000379 089:	lu2 {nu}nunus-gen u4-da ma-al-ma-al-la
	I am the woman for whom the storm came to be.
Q000379 090:	u4-da ma-al-ma-al-la i-si-isz-bi ma-la2-la2
	The storm that came to be -
Q000379 091:	u4-da u4 gig-ga ma-ra-ma-al-ma-al-la
	- its lamentation hangs heavy on me.
Q000379 092:	me-e u4-bi-sze3 zarah(|SAG.PA.LAGAB|) he2-em-szi-ak
	I trembled on account of that day
Q000379 093:	u4-da a2-bi-sze3 ba-ra-ba-ra-e3-en
	but I did not flee before the day's violence.
Q000379 094:	u4 tur-bi-sze3 bala-gu10 u4 sa6-ga bala-gu10 u4 sa6-ga i-bi2 ba-ra-bi2-in-du8-a
	Because of this debilitating storm I could not see a good day for my rule, not one good day for my rule.”
Q000379 095:	ge6-sze3 a-sze-er gig ma-ra-ma-al-ma-al-la
	“The bitter lament having come to be for me during the night,
Q000379 096:	me-e ge6-bi-sze3 zarah(|SAG.PA.LAGAB|) he2-em-szi-ak
	trembled on account of that night
Q000379 097:	ge6 a2-bi ba-ra-ba-ra-e3-en
	but I did not flee before the night's violence.
Q000379 098:	u4 uru2-gin7 gul-lu-ba ni2-bi ha-ma-la2-la2
	The awesomeness of this storm, destructive as the flood, truly hangs heavy on me.
Q000379 099:	na-ag2-bi-sze3 ki-nu2 ge6 u3-na-ga2 ki-nu2 ge6 u3-na-ga2 lib(LUL) ba-ra-an-mar
	Because of its existence, in my nightly sleeping place, even in my nightly sleeping place truly there was no peace for me.
Q000379 100:	u4 tur-bi-sze3 ki-nu2-ga2 mu-usz-la2-a-bi ki-nu2-ga2 gesz-la2-a-bi nu-szi-in-ga-mu-ni-ib-DU
	Nor, because of this debilitating storm, was the quiet of my sleeping place, not even the quiet of my sleeping place, allowed to me.
Q000379 100A:	ka-na-ag2-gu10-ta ni2 szub me-e ba-ra-ba-da-ak
	(2 mss. add 1 line:) Truly I did not forsake my Land.”
Q000379 101:	ka-na-ag2-gu10 ag2-gig-ga ba-gal2-la-ke4-esz
	“Because there was bitterness in my Land,
Q000379 102:	ab2 amar-ra-gin7-nam ki szu he2-em-mi-ib-ak
	I trudged the earth like a cow for its calf.
Q000379 103:	ka-na-ag2-gu10 ni2 szu-a ba-ra-mu-da-ab-gi4
	My Land was not granted success.
Q000379 104:	uru2-gu10 du-lum gig ba-gal2-la-ke4-esz
	Because there was bitter distress in my city,
Q000379 105:	muszen an-na-gin7 a2 dub2 he2-em-szi-ak
	I beat my wings like a bird of heaven
Q000379 106:	me-e uru2-gu10-sze3 he2-em-szi-dal-dal-en
	and flew to my city;
Q000379 107:	uru2-gu10 ki-gal2-ba he2-en-ga-mu-de3-gul
	and my city was destroyed in its foundations;
Q000379 108:	uri2{ki} ki-nu2-bi-a he2-en-ga-mu-de3-til
	and Ur perished where it lay.
Q000379 109:	szu u4-da an-ta ba-gal2-la-ke4-esz
	Because the hand of the storm appeared above,
Q000379 110:	gu3 hu-mu-dub2 edin-na u4 gi4-a me-e he2-em-ma-du11
	I screamed and cried to it “Return, O storm, to the plain.”
Q000379 111:	u4-da gaba-bi ba-ra-mu-da-zi
	The storm's breast did not rise.”
Q000379 112:	{nu}nunus-gen agrun-ku3 e2 na-ag2-{d}ga-sza-an-na-gu10
	“To me, the woman, in the Agrun-kug, my house of queenship,
Q000379 113:	bala-ba u4 su3-ra2 na-ma-ni-in-gar-re-esz-am3
	they did not grant a reign of distant days.
Q000379 114:	er2 a-sze-er-ra ki ha-ma-ab-us2-am3
	Indeed they established weeping and lamentation for me.
Q000379 115:	e2 ki ur5 sa6-ge sag-ge6-ga i3-me-a-ke4-esz
	As for the house which used to be where the spirit of the black-headed people was soothed,
Q000379 116:	ezem-bi-ta ib2-ba su-mu-ug-ga he2-en-ga-mu-da-tab-tab-be2-esz
	instead of its festivals wrath and terror indeed multiply.
Q000379 117:	u4 tur-bi-sze3 e2-gu10 ki sa6-ga
	Because of this debilitating storm, into my house, the favourable place,
Q000379 118:	e2 zi hul-a-gu10 i-bi2 ba-ra-bi2-in-du8-am3
	my devastated righteous house upon which no eye had been cast,
Q000379 119:	ur5 usz2-a a-sze-er ag2-gig-ga
	depression, and lament and bitterness,
Q000379 120:	a-sze-er ag2-gig-ga hu-mu-ni-tum2-tum2-mu-usz
	lament and bitterness have been brought into it.
Q000379 121:	e2 lu2 zi-de3 ba-ab-gar-ra-gu10
	My house founded by the righteous
Q000379 122:	gi-sig kiri6-gin7 bar-ba he2-bi2-in-dub2
	was pushed over on its side like a garden fence.”
Q000379 123:	e2-kisz-nu-gal2 e2 nam-lugal-la-gu10
	“For E-kiš-nu-gal, my house of royalty,
Q000379 124:	e2 zi e2 er2-ra ba-an-di-ni-ib-gar-ra-gu10
	the good house, my house which has been given over to tears,
Q000379 125:	lul-e-esz du3-u3-ba zi-de3-esz gul-lu-ba
	its building, falsely, and its perishing, truly -
Q000379 126:	ha-la ba-bi-a ha-ma-ni-in-gar-re-esz-am3
	they granted this to me as its lot and share.
Q000379 127:	za-lam-gar e2 ki-buru14 bu-ra-gin7
	As onto a tent, a shelter on the denuded harvest ground,
Q000379 128:	e2 ki-buru14 bu-ra-gin7 tu15 szeg3-ga2 ha-ba-an-gar
	as onto a shelter on the denuded harvest ground, wind and rain have been made to fall on it.
Q000379 129:	uri2{ki} ama5 nig2 diri-gu10
	Ur, my all-surpassing chamber,
Q000379 130:	e2 uru2 si-ga mu-un-bu-bu-bu
	the house and the smitten city, all have been uprooted.
Q000379 131:	amasz {lu2}sipa-da-gin7 ha-ba-bu-bu
	Like a shepherd's sheepfold it has been uprooted.
Q000379 132:	nig2-gur11 uru2 gal2-gal2-la-gu10 sug-ge hu-mu-da-ab-gu7
	The swamp has swallowed my possessions accumulated in the city.”
Q000379 133:	ki-ru-gu2 3(disz)-kam-ma-am3
	3rd kirugu.
Q000379 134:	uri2{ki} er2-re ba-an-di-ni-ib-gar
	Ur has been given over to tears.
Q000379 135:	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
	Its gešgigal.
Q000379 136:	u4-ba u4 ne-en ba-sag3-sag3-ga-ba
	“On that day, when such a storm had pounded,
Q000379 137:	nin-da uru2-ni ba-an-da-gul-la-ba
	when in the presence of the queen her city had been destroyed,
Q000379 138:	u4-ba u4 ne-en ba-dim2-dim2-ma-ba
	on that day, when such a storm had been created,
Q000379 139:	uru2-gu10 gul-gul-da im-me-ne-esz-a-ba
	when they had pronounced the utter destruction of my city,
Q000379 140:	uri2{ki} gul-gul-da im-me-ne-esz-a-ba
	when they had pronounced the utter destruction of Ur,
Q000379 141:	ug3-bi ug5-ge-de3 a2 mu-un-ag2-esz-a-ba
	when they had directed that its people be killed,
Q000379 142:	u4-ba me-e uru2-gu10-sze3 ga2-la ba-ra-ba-ra-dag
	on that day I did not abandon my city,
Q000379 143:	ka-na-ag2-gu10-ta ni2 szub me ba-ra-ba-da-ak
	I did not forsake my land.”
Q000379 144:	an-ra a i-bi2-ga2 me-e he2-em-ma-na-de2
	“Truly I shed my tears before An.
Q000379 145:	{d}mu-ul-lil2-ra ni2-gu10 sza3-ne-sza4 he2-em-ma-na-ak
	Truly I myself made supplication to Enlil.
Q000379 146:	uru2-gu10 nam-ba-gul-lu he2-em-me-ne-du11
	“Let not my city be destroyed,” I implored them.
Q000379 147:	uri2{ki} nam-ba-gul-lu he2-em-me-ne-du11
	“Let not Ur be destroyed,” I implored them.
Q000379 148:	ug3-bi nam-ba-til-le he2-em-me-ne-du11
	“Let not its people perish,” I implored them.
Q000379 149:	an-ne2 e-ne-eg3-bi ba-ra-mu-un-gur
	But An did not change that word.
Q000379 150:	{d}mu-ul-lil2-le i3-sa6 he2-am3-bi sza3-gu10 ba-ra-bi2-in-sze17
	Enlil did not soothe my heart with an “It is good - so be it.”"
Q000379 151:	2(disz)-kam-ma-sze3 pu-uh2-rum ki sag-ki ba-da-ab-gal2-la
	“A second time, when the council had settled itself in the pre-eminent place,
Q000379 152:	{d}a-nun-na e-ne-eg3 zu2 kesz2-da-bi ba-da-an-dur2-ru-ne-esz-a
	and the Anuna had seated themselves to ratify decisions,
Q000379 153:	ur2 he2-em-ma-su3-su3 a2 he2-em-ma-la2-la2
	I prostrated (?) myself and stretched out my arms.
Q000379 154:	an-ra a i-bi2-ga2 me-e he2-em-ma-na-du11
	Truly I shed my tears before An.
Q000379 155:	{d}mu-ul-lil2-ra ni2-gu10 sza3-ne-sza4 he2-em-ma-ak
	Truly I myself made supplication to Enlil.
Q000379 156:	uru2-gu10 nam-ba-gul-lu he2-em-me-ne-du11
	“Let not my city be destroyed,” I implored them.
Q000379 157:	uri2{ki} nam-ba-gul-lu he2-em-me-ne-du11
	“Let not Ur be destroyed,” I implored them.
Q000379 158:	ug3-bi nam-ba-til-le he2-em-me-ne-du11
	“Let not its people perish,” I implored them.
Q000379 159:	an-ne2 e-ne-eg3-bi ba-ra-mu-un-gur
	But An did not change that word.
Q000379 160:	{d}mu-ul-lil2-le i3-sa6 he2-am3-bi sza3-gu10 ba-ra-bi2-in-sze17
	Enlil did not soothe my heart with an “It is good -- so be it.”"
Q000379 161:	uru2-gu10 gul-gul-lu-ba a2-bi he2-em-ma-an-ag2-esz
	“They gave instructions that my city should be utterly destroyed.
Q000379 162:	uri2{ki} gul-gul-lu-ba a2-bi he2-em-ma-an-ag2-esz
	They gave instructions that Ur should be utterly destroyed.
Q000379 163:	ug3-bi ug5-ge-de3 na-ag2-bi ha-ba-an-tar-re-esz
	They decreed its destiny that its people should be killed.
Q000379 164:	me-e nig2-du11-gu10 mu-ne-szum2-ma-gin7
	In return for the speech (?) which I had given them,
Q000379 165:	me-e uru2-gu10-da he2-en-ga-mu-un-da-la2-esz
	they both bound me together with my city
Q000379 166:	uri2{ki}-gu10 ma-da he2-en-ga-mu-da-la2-e-esz
	and also bound my Ur together with me.
Q000379 167:	an-ne2 du11-ga-ni hur nu-kur2-ru-dam
	An is not one to change his command,
Q000379 168:	{d}mu-ul-lil2-le ka-ta e3-a-ni szu nu-bala-e-de3
	and Enlil does not alter what he has uttered.”
Q000379 169:	ki-ru-gu2 4(disz)-kam-ma-am3
	4th kirugu.
Q000379 170:	uru2-ni ba-an-da-gul-la me-ni ba-an-da-kur2-ra
	Her city has been destroyed in her presence, her powers have been alienated from her.
Q000379 171:	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
	Its gišgigal.
Q000379 172:	{d}en-lil2-le u4-de3 gu3 ba-an-de2 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	Enlil called the storm -- the people groan.
Q000379 173:	u4 he2-gal2-la kalam-da ba-da-an-kar ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	He brought the storm of abundance away from the Land -- the people groan.
Q000379 174:	u4 du10 ki-en-gi-da ba-da-an-kar ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	He brought the good storm away from Sumer -- the people groan.
Q000379 175:	u4 hul-gal2-e a2 ba-da-an-ag2 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	He issued directions to the evil storm -- the people groan.
Q000379 176:	kin-gal-u4-da u4-da gub-ba szu-na im-ma-an-szum2
	He entrusted it to Kin-gal-uda, the keeper of the storm.
Q000379 177:	u4 kalam til-til-e gu3 ba-an-de2 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	He called upon the storm that annihilates the Land -- the people groan.
Q000379 178:	im-hul-im-hul-e gu3 ba-an-de2 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	He called upon the evil gales - the people groan.
Q000379 179:	{d}en-lil2-le {d}gibil a2-tah-a-ni mu-na-ni-in-ku4-re
	Enlil brought Gibil as his aid.
Q000379 180:	u4 gal an-na-ke4 gu3 ba-an-de2 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	He called the great storm of heaven - the people groan.
Q000379 181:	u4 gal-e an-ta gu3 im-me ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	The great storm howls above -- the people groan.
Q000379 182:	u4 kalam til-til-e ki-a mur im-sza4 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	The storm that annihilates the Land roars below -- the people groan.
Q000379 183:	im-hul-e a mah e3-a-gin7 gu2-bi nu-ga2-ga2
	The evil wind, like a rushing torrent, cannot be restrained.
Q000379 184:	{gesz}tukul uru2-ke4 sag gaz i3-ak-e tesz2-bi i3-gu7-e
	The weapons in the city smash heads and consume indiscriminately.
Q000379 185:	an-na ur2-ba kana6(|KAxGAN2@t|)? mu-un-nigin2-nigin2 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	The storm whirled gloom around the base of the horizon -- the people groan.
Q000379 186:	u4-da igi-ba izi mu-un-bar7-bar7-e ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	In front of the storm, heat blazes -- the people groan.
Q000379 187:	u4 mer-mer-da izi-ge6-edin-na bar ba-da-an-tab
	A fiery glow burns with the raging storm.
Q000379 188:	an-bar7 bar-szeg3 il2-il2-la-gin7 izi im-ma-an-bar7-bar7
	After the haze had lifted at noon, he made fires blaze.
Q000379 189:	an-bar7-gan2 u4 zalag e3-a u4 du10-da ba-da-an-tab
	He locked up the day and the rising of the bright sun together with the good storm
Q000379 190:	kalam-ma u4 zalag-ga la-ba-an-e3 mul an-usanx(DUR)-gin7 ba-zal
	In the Land he did not let the bright sun rise; it shone like the evening star.
Q000379 191:	ge6 giri17-zal a2 sze4 gar-ra-ba {tu15(IM)}u18-lu ba-da-an-tab
	n the delightful night, the time when coolness sets in, he redoubled the south wind.
Q000379 192:	szika bar7-bar7-re-da sahar im-da-tab-tab ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	The scorching potsherds made the dust glow (?) -- the people groan.
Q000379 193:	sag-ge6-ga tu15-tu15 ba-an-dal ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	He swept the winds over the black-headed people -- the people groan.
Q000379 194:	ki-en-gi gesz-bur2-ra i3-bala-e ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	Sumer was overturned by a snare -- the people groan
Q000379 195:	kalam-e sag e2-gar8(SIG4) du3 i3-ak-e tesz2-bi i3-gu7-e
	It attacked (?) the Land and devoured it completely.
Q000379 196:	u4 gig er2-re nam nu-tar-re ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	Tears cannot influence the bitter storm -- the people groan.
Q000379 197:	u4 szu ur4-ur4-re kalam i3-ur3-ur3-re
	The reaping storm dragged across the Land.
Q000379 198:	u4 a-ma-ru-gin7 uru2 i3-gul-gul-e
	Like a flood storm it completely destroyed the city.
Q000379 199:	u4 kalam til-til-e uru2-a me bi2-ib-gar
	The storm that annihilates the Land silenced the city.
Q000379 200:	u4 nig2 u2-gu de2-de2 hul-gal2-esz ba-e-DU
	The storm that will make anything vanish came doing evil.
Q000379 201:	u4 izi-gin7 bar7-a ug3-e szu bi2-ib-gar
	The storm blazing like fire performed its task upon the people.
Q000379 202:	u4 hul gig du11-ga {d}en-lil2-la2 u4 kalam-ta be4(BA)-be4(BA)
	The storm ordered by Enlil in hate, the storm which wears away the Land,
Q000379 203:	uri2{ki}-ma tug2-gin7 ba-e-dul gada-gin7 ba-e-bur2
	covered Ur like a garment, was spread out over it like linen.
Q000379 204:	ki-ru-gu2 5(disz)-kam-ma-am3
	5th kirugu.
Q000379 205:	u4 ug-am3 al-du7-du7 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	The storm, like a lion, has attacked unceasingly -- the people groan.
Q000379 206:	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
	Its gišgigal.
Q000379 207:	u4-ba u4 uru2-da ba-da-an-gar uru2-bi du6-du6-da
	Then the storm was removed from the city, that city reduced to ruin mounds.
Q000379 208:	a-a {d}nanna uru2-ni du6-du6-da ba-da-an-gar ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	It was removed from Father Nanna's city reduced to ruin mounds -- the people groan.
Q000379 209:	u4-ba u4 kalam-ta ba-da-an-kar ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	Then, the storm was taken from the Land -- the people groan.
Q000379 209A:	u4 du10 ki-en-gi-da ba-da-an-kar ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	(2 mss. add 1 line:) The good storm was taken from Sumer -- the people groan.
Q000379 210:	ug3-bi szika ku5-da nu-me-a bar-ba ba-e-si
	Its people littered its outskirts just as if they might have been broken potsherds.
Q000379 211:	bad3-bi gu2-giri3 im-ma-an-gar-gar ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	Breaches had been made in its walls -- the people groan.
Q000379 212:	abul mah giri3 gal2-la-ba ad6 im-ma-an-gar-gar
	On its lofty city-gates where walks had been taken, corpses were piled.
Q000379 213:	sila dagal ezem-ma du3-a-ba sag bala-e-esz ba-ab-gar
	On its boulevards where festivals had been held, heads lay scattered (?).
Q000379 214:	e-sir2-e-sir2 giri3 gal2-la-ba ad6 im-ma-an-gar-gar
	In all its streets where walks had been taken, corpses were piled.
Q000379 215:	eszemen kalam-ma gal2-la-ba ug3 zar-re-esz ba-an-du8
	In its places where the dances of the Land had taken place, people were stacked in heaps.
Q000379 216:	u3-mun kalam-ma-ke4 uruda nagga-gin7 sur3-sur3 ba-ni-in-de6-esz
	They made the blood of the Land flow down the wadis like copper or tin.
Q000379 217:	ad6-bi {uzu}i3-udu u4-de3 gal2-la-gin7 ni2-bi-a mu-un-zal-esz
	Its corpses, like fat left in the sun, melted away of themselves.
Q000379 218:	lu2 {uruda}ha-zi-in-e im-til-la-gin7 sag tug2 la-ba-ab-dul-esz
	The heads of its men slain by the axe were not covered with a cloth.
Q000379 219:	masz-da3 gesz-bur2-ra dab5-ba-gin7 ka sahar-ra bi2-in-us2
	Like a gazelle caught in a trap, their mouths bit the dust.
Q000379 220:	lu2 gesz-gid2-da mu-un-ra-bi nig2-la2 ba-ra-bi2-in-la2-esz
	Men struck down by the spear were not bound with bandages.
Q000379 221:	i-gi4-in-zu ki ha-ri-isz-ta ama-ba-ka usz2-bi-a mu-un-nu2!(SA4)-esz
	As if in the place where their mothers had laboured, they lay in their own blood.
Q000379 222:	lu2 {gesz}mitumx(|KA.AN|)-e im-til-la-gin7 tug2 gibil ba-ra-bi2-in-la2-esz
	Its men who were finished off by the battle-mace were not bandaged with new (?) cloth.
Q000379 223:	lu2 kurun nag-a nu-me-esz-a gu3 za3-ga bi2-in-gal2-esz
	Although they were not drunk with strong drink, their necks drooped on their shoulders.
Q000379 224:	{gesz}tukul-e gub-ba {gesz}tukul-e in-gaz ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	He who stood up to the weapon was crushed by the weapon -- the people groan.
Q000379 225:	lu2-kar-ra-bi u4 im-ma-du-bu-ul ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	He who ran away from it was overwhelmed (?) by the storm -- the people groan.
Q000379 226:	uri2{ki}-ma si-ga kal-ga-bi sza3-gar-ra im-til
	The weak and the strong of Ur perished from hunger.
Q000379 227:	um-ma ab-ba e2-ta nu-e3 izi mu-ni-in-se3-se3-ge5-esz
	Mothers and fathers who did not leave their houses were consumed by fire.
Q000379 228:	di4-di4-la2 ur2 ama-ba-ka nu2-a ku6-gin7 a ba-an-de6
	The little ones lying in their mothers' arms were carried off like fish by the waters.
Q000379 229:	|UM.ME|{da} |SZU.KAL| kal-ga-bi |SZU.KAL| ba-an-da-du8
	Among the nursemaids with their strong embrace, the embrace was pried open.
Q000379 230:	dim2-ma kalam-ma u2-gu im-ta-an-de2 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	The Land's judgment disappeared -- the people groan.
Q000379 231:	|GA2xGAR| kalam-ma sug-ge4 ba-ab-gu7 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	The Land's counsel was swallowed by a swamp -- the people groan.
Q000379 232:	ad-da dumu-ni-ta ba-da-an-kur2 ug3-e sze am3-sza4
	The mother absconded before her child's eyes -- the people groan.
	The father turned away from his child -- the people groan.
Q000379 234:	uru2-a dam ba-szub dumu ba-szub nig2-gur11 ba-bir-bir-re
	In the city the wife was abandoned, the child was abandoned, possessions were scattered about.
Q000379 235:	sag-ge6 ki-sag-gal2-la-ba im-me-de3-re7-esz
	The black-headed people were carried off from their strongholds.
Q000379 236:	nin-bi muszen ni2 te-a-gin7 uru2-ni ba-ra-e3
	Its queen like a bird in fright departed from her city.
Q000379 237:	nin-gal-e muszen ni2 te-a-gin7 uru2-ni ba-ra-e3
	Ningal like a bird in fright departed from her city.
Q000379 238:	nig2-gur11 kalam-ma gar-gar-ra-ba szu pe-el-la2 ba-ab-du11
	All the treasures accumulated in the Land were defiled.
Q000379 239:	ama5 kalam-ma szar2-szar2-ra-ba izi im-ma-an-bar7-bar7
	In all the storehouses abounding in the Land fires were kindled.
Q000379 240:	a-nigin2-ba {d}gibil lu2 sikil-la kin mu-un-tuku-tuku
	In its ponds Gibil, the purifier, relentlessly did his work.
Q000379 241:	hur-sag sukux(SUKUD)-ra2 szu nu-te-ge26 e2-kisz-nu-gal2-la
	The good house of the lofty untouchable mountain, E-kiš-nu-gal,
Q000379 242:	e2 zi-ba {uruda}ha-zi-in gal-gal-e tesz2-bi i3-gu7-e
	was entirely devoured by large axes.
Q000379 243:	szimaszki{ki} elam{ki} lu2 ha-lam-ma 3(u) gin2 ba-an-ak-e-esz
	The people of Šimaški and Elam, the destroyers, counted its worth as only thirty shekels.
Q000379 244:	e2 zi {gesz}al-a mi-ni-ib-bala-e-ne
	They broke up the good house with pickaxes.
Q000379 245:	uru2 du6-du6-dam mu-un-ga2-ga2-ne
	They reduced the city to ruin mounds.
Q000379 246:	nin-bi a uru2-gu10 im-me a e2-gu10 im-me
	Its queen cried, “Alas, my city", cried, “Alas, my house.”
Q000379 247:	edin giri17-zal-bi du3-du3-a-gu10 gir4-gin7 ha-ba-hur-hur
	Ningal cried, “Alas, my city,” cried, “Alas, my house.
	My plain that used to be covered in its luxurious verdure has become cracked (?) like a kiln.”
Q000379 248:	mu-un-gur11-gu10 buru4{muszen}-dugud zi-ga-gin7 dal-dal-bi ha-ba-ab-in-zi mu-un-gur11-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	As for me, the woman, both my city has been destroyed and my house has been destroyed.
	“My possessions, like a flock of rooks rising up, have risen in flight -- I shall cry “O my possessions.”
Q000379 249:	{d}nanna esz3 uri2{ki} mu-da-gul mu-lu-bi ba-ug5-ga-esz
	O Nanna, the shrine Ur has been destroyed and its people have been killed.”
Q000379 250:	ki-ru-gu2 6(disz)-kam-ma-am3
	6th kirugu
Q000379 251:	tur3-ra-na amasz-a-na nu-nus-e inim gig mu-ni-ib-be2
	n her cow-pen, in her sheepfold the woman utters bitter words:
Q000379 252:	lu2 nu-nus-e er2 e2 hul-a-na gig-ga-bi im-me
	“The city has been destroyed by the storm.”
	The woman laments bitterly over her devastated house.
Q000379 253:	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
	Its gišgigal.
Q000379 254:	ama {d}nin-gal uru2-ni lu2-erim2-gin7 bar-ta ba-da-gub
	Mother Ningal, like an enemy, stands outside her city.
Q000379 256:	egir3-re esz3 uri2{ki} hul-a-na gig-ga-bi im-me
	Over her devastated shrine Ur, the princess bitterly declares:
Q000379 257:	an-ne2 uru2-gu10 na-ag2 ha-ba-da-an-ku5 uru2-gu10 hu-mu-da-gul
	“An has indeed cursed my city, my city has been destroyed before me.
Q000379 258:	{d}mu-ul-lil2-le e2-gu10 szu he2-bi2-in-bala {gesz}al-e ha-ba-ra
	Enlil has indeed transformed my house, it has been smitten by pickaxes.
Q000379 259:	sig-ta di-ga2 izi ha-ba-ni-in-szub a uru2-gu10 hu-mu-da-gul
	On my ones coming from the south he hurled fire. Alas, my city has indeed been destroyed before me.
Q000379 260:	{d}mu-ul-lil2-e i-bi2 nim-ta di-ga2 u3-bu-bu-ul ha-ba-ni-in-szub
	n my ones coming from the highlands Enlil hurled flames.
Q000379 261:	uru2 bar-ra uru2 bar hu-mu-da-an-gul a uru2-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	Outside the city, the outer city was destroyed before me -- I shall cry “Alas, my city.”
Q000379 262:	uru2 sza3-ba uru2 sza3-ab hu-mu-da-an-gul a uru2-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	Inside the city, the inner city was destroyed before me -- I shall cry “Alas, my city.”
Q000379 263:	e2 uru2 bar-ra-gu10 ha-ba-gul-gul a e2-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	My houses of the outer city were destroyed -- I shall cry “Alas, my houses.”
Q000379 264:	e2 uru2 sza3-ba-gu10 ha-ba-gul-gul a e2-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	My houses of the inner city were destroyed -- I shall cry “Alas, my houses.”"
Q000379 265:	uru2-gu10 u8 zi-gin7 ba-ra-ma-lu sipa zi-bi ba-ra-gen
	“My city no longer multiplies for me like good ewes, its good shepherd is gone.
Q000379 266:	uri2{ki} u8 zi-gin7 ba-ra-ma-lu kab-bar-bi ba-ra-gen
	Ur no longer multiplies for me like good ewes, its shepherd boy is gone.
Q000379 267:	gu4-gu10 tur3-bi-a ba-ra-mu-un-szub mu-lu-bi ba-ra-gen
	My bull no longer crouches in its cow-pen, its herdsman is gone.
Q000379 268:	e-ze2-gu10 amasz-bi-a ba-ra-mu-un-szub na-gada-bi ba-ra-gen
	My sheep no longer crouch in their fold, their herdsman is gone.
Q000379 269:	i7 uru2-ga2-ke4 sahar ha-ba-nigin2 e2 ka5-a ha-ba-an-du3
	In the river of my city dust has gathered, and the holes of foxes have been dug there.
Q000379 270:	sza3-ba a zal-le ba-ra-mu-un-de6 mu-un-ku5-bi ba-ra-gen
	In its midst no flowing water is carried, its tax-collector is gone.
Q000379 271:	gan2 uru2-ga2-ke4 sze ba-ra-ma-al mu-un-gar3-bi ba-ra-gen
	In the fields of my city there is no grain, their farmer is gone.
Q000379 272:	gan2-gu10 gan2 {gesz}al-e ri-a-gin7 mul-gan2 bil2 ha-ba-mu2
	My fields, like fields from which the hoe has been kept away (?), have grown tangled (?) weeds.
Q000379 273:	pu2-kiri6 lal3 gurun diri-gu10 {gesz}{u2}kiszi17 kur-ra ha-ba-mu2
	My orchards and gardens that produced abundant syrup and wine have grown mountain thornbushes.
Q000379 276:	mu-un-gur11-gu10 sig-ta di-ga2 sig-sze3 ha-ba-ab-ir mu-un-gur11-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	He who came from the south has carried my possessions off to the south -- I shall cry “O my possessions.”
Q000379 277:	mu-un-gur11-gu10 i-bi2 nim-ta di-ga2 i-bi2 nim-sze3 ha-ba-ab-ir mu-un-gur11-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	He who came from the highlands has carried my possessions off to the highlands -- I shall cry “O my possessions.”
Q000379 278:	ku3 za {na4}za-gin3-gu10 hu-mu-da-an-bir-bir-re mu-un-gur11-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	My silver, gems and lapis lazuli have been scattered about -- I shall cry “O my possessions.”
Q000379 279:	gil(|GI%GI|)-sa-gu10 sug-ge4 hu-mu-da-ab-gu7 mu-un-gur11-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	The swamp has swallowed my treasures -- I shall cry “O my possessions.”
Q000379 280:	ku3-gu10 lu2 ku3 nu-zu-u3-ne szu-bi ha-ba-da-ab-si
	Men ignorant of silver have filled their hands with my silver.
Q000379 281:	za-gu10 lu2 za nu-zu-u3-ne gu2-bi ha-ba-da-ab-si
	Men ignorant of gems have fastened my gems around their necks.
Q000379 282:	buru5{muszen} muszen-gu10 hu-mu-dal-dal a uru2-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	My small birds and fowl have flown away -- I shall say “Alas, my city.”
Q000379 283:	gi4-in du5-mu-gu10 ma2-e ha-ba-ab-lah4-e-esz a uru2-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	My slave-girls and children have been carried off by boat -- I shall say “Alas, my city.”
Q000379 284:	me-li-e-a gi4-in-gu10 uru2 kur2-ra szu-sze-er kur2 ha-ba-an-dab5
	Woe is me, my slave-girls bear strange emblems in a strange city.
Q000379 285:	szul-gu10 edin ki nu-zu-na tug2-mu-un-dur7(BU) ha-ba-an-ak
	My young men mourn in a desert they do not know.”
Q000379 286:	[me-li-e-a uru2-gu10] nu-me-a me-e ga-sza-an-bi nu-gen
	“Woe is me, my city which no longer exists -- I am not its queen.
Q000379 287:	[{d}nanna] uri2{ki} nu-me-a me-e lu2-bi nu-gen
	Nanna, Ur which no longer exists -- I am not its owner.
Q000379 288:	ar2-mur-ra e2-gu10 ha-ba-du3-a uru2-gu10 ha-ba-gul-la
	Whose house has been made into ruins,
Q000379 289:	nu-nus zi-gen uru2-gu10-ta uru2 kur2 ha-ba-ra-du3-du3-a
	I am the good woman whose city has been destroyed, in place of whose city a strange city has been built.
Q000379 290:	ar2-mur-ra uru2-gu10 ha-ba-du3-a e2-gu10 ha-ba-gul-la
	Whose house has been made into ruins,
Q000379 291:	ga-sza-an-gal-gen uru2-gu10-ta e2 kur2 ha-ba-ra-du3-du3-a
	I am Ningal whose city has been destroyed, in place of whose city a strange city has been built.
Q000379 292:	me-li-e-a uru2 mu-da-gul u3 e2-gu10 mu-da-gul
	“Woe is me, the city has been destroyed, my house too has been destroyed.
Q000379 293:	{d}nanna esz3 uri2{ki} mu-da-gul mu-lu-bi ba-ug5-ga-esz
	Nanna, the shrine Ur has been destroyed, its people killed.
Q000379 294:	me-li-e-a me-a tusz-u3-de3 me-a gub-bu-de3
	Woe is me, where can I sit, where can I stand?
Q000379 295:	me-li-e-a uru2-gu10-ta e2 kur2 ma-ra-an-du3-u3-de3
	Woe is me, in place of my city a strange house is being erected.
Q000379 296:	nu-nus zi-gen e2-gu10-ta uru2 kur2 ma-ra-an-ga2-ga2-de3
	I am the good woman in place of whose house a strange city is being built.
Q000379 297:	ki-bi-ta edin-ta bad-ra2-a-bi a mu-lu-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	Upon its removal from its place, from the plain, I shall say “Alas, my people.”
Q000379 298:	uru2-gu10 uri2{ki}-ta bad-ra2-a-bi a uru2-gu10 ga-am3-du11
	Upon my city's removal from Ur, I shall say “Alas, my house.”"
Q000379 299:	lu2 siki-ni |ZI&ZI.LAGAB|-bur-gin7 szu mu-ni-in-dub2-dub2
	The woman tears at her hair as if it were rushes.
Q000379 300:	gaba-ni ub3 ku3-ga-am3 i3-sag3-ge a uru2-gu10 im-me
	She beats the holy ub drum at her chest, she cries “Alas, my city.”
Q000379 301:	igi-ni er2-ra mi-ni-ib-zi-zi-i-zi er2 gig i3-sze8-sze8
	Her eyes well with tears, she weeps bitterly:
Q000379 302:	me-li-e-a uru2-gu10 nu-me-a me-e ga-sza-an-bi nu-gen
	“Woe is me, my city which no longer exists -- I am not its queen.
Q000379 303:	{d}nanna esz3 uri2{ki} nu-me-a me-e mu-lu-bi nu-gen
	Nanna, the shrine Ur which no longer exists -- I am not its owner.
Q000379 304:	me-li-e-a {e2}tur3 bu-ra-gen ab2 sag2 du11-ga-gen
	Woe is me, I am one whose cow-pen has been torn down, I am one whose cows have been scattered.
Q000379 305:	{d}ga-sza-an-gal-gen na-gada pe-el-la2-gin7 {gesz}tukul ganam4(|LAGABxGU4+GU4|)-ma bi2-in-szub
	I am Ningal on whose ewes the weapon has fallen, as in the case of an unworthy herdsman.
Q000379 306:	me-li-e-a uru2-ta e3-a-gen ni2 nu-dub2-bu-gen
	Woe is me, I have been exiled from the city, I can find no rest.
Q000379 307:	{d}ga-sza-an-gal-gen e2-ta e3-a-gen ki-tusz nu-pa3-de3-gen
	I am Ningal, I have been exiled from the house, I can find no dwelling place.
Q000379 308:	i-gi4-in-zu gir5 uru2 kur2-ra sag il2 tusz-a-gen
	I am sitting as if a stranger with head high in a strange city.
Q000379 309:	e2 ur5-ur5-ra ag2-gig-ga-am3 sag-a tusz ma-ab-us2-e
	Debt-slaves ... bitterness ...”
Q000379 310:	e2 ur5-ra mu-lu tusz-bi tusz-tusz-a gu3 e-ne-eg3 nu-diri-gen
	“I am one who, sitting in a debtors prison among its inmates, can make no extravagant claims.
Q000379 311:	ki-ba nam uru2-na mu-un-na-te er2 gig i3-sze8-sze8
	In that place I approached him for the sake of his city -- I weep bitterly.
Q000379 312:	nin-ra nam e2-a-na mu-un-na-te er2 gig i3-sze8-sze8
	I approached the lord for the sake of his house -- I weep bitterly.
Q000379 313:	nam e2 hul-a-na mu-un-na-te er2 gig i3-sze8-sze8
	I approached him for the sake of his destroyed house -- I weep bitterly.
Q000379 314:	nam uru2 hul-a-na mu-un-na-te er2 gig i3-sze8-sze8
	I approached him for the sake of his destroyed city -- I weep bitterly.
Q000379 315:	me-li-e-a na-ag2 uru2-gu10 ga-am3-du11 na-ag2 uru2-gu10 gig-ga-am3
	Woe is me, I shall say “Fate of my city, bitter is the fate of my city.”
Q000379 316:	nin-gen e2 gul-la-gu10 ga-am3-du11 na-ag2 e2-gu10 gig-ga-am3
	I the queen shall say “O my destroyed house, bitter is the fate of my house.”
Q000379 317:	sze-eb uri2{ki}-ma a du11-ga-am3 a bi2-gi4-a-gu10
	O my brick-built Ur which has been flooded, which has been washed away,
Q000379 318:	e2 zi-gu10 uru2-gu10 du6-du6-da ba-mar-re-en-na-gu10
	O my good house, my city which has been reduced to ruin mounds,
Q000379 319:	bur2-ra e2 zi gul-la-za-ka ba-e3-de3-nu2-u3-nam
	in the debris of your destroyed righteous house, I shall lie down alongside you.
Q000379 320:	gu4 szub-ba-gin7 in-gar-zu-ta ba-ra-mu-e-da-zi-ga
	Like a fallen bull, I will never rise up from your wall (?).”
Q000379 321:	me-li-e-a du3-a-zu lul-la-am3 gul-la-zu gig-ga-am3
	“Woe is me, untrustworthy was your building, and bitter your destruction.
Q000379 322:	{nu}nunus-gen esz3 uri2{ki} nidba-bi i3-ba-kur2-ra-am3
	I am the woman at whose shrine Ur the food offerings have been terminated.
Q000379 323:	agrun-ku3 e2 gibil-gibil-la-gu10 la-la-bi nu-gi4-a-gu10
	O my Agrun-kug, the all-new house whose charms never sated me,
Q000379 324:	uru2-gu10 du3-a la-ba-mar-ra-gu10 ta-a-asz hul-a-gu10
	O my city no longer regarded as having been built -- devastated for what reason?
Q000379 325:	ba-gul in-ga-ba-hul-a-gu10 ta-a-asz hul-a-gu10
	O my house both destroyed and devastated -- devastated for what reason?
Q000379 326:	a-da-al u4 hul gig du11-ga a2-bi la-ba-ra-e3
	Nobody at all escaped the force of the storm ordered in hate.
Q000379 327:	uri2{ki}-ma e2 {d}suen-na-gu10 gul-la-bi gig-ga-am3
	O my house of Suen in Ur, bitter was its destruction.”
Q000379 328:	ki-ru-gu2 7(disz)-kam-ma-am3
	7th kirugu
Q000379 329:	a uru2-gu10 a e2-gu10
	“Alas, my city, alas, my house.”
Q000379 330:	gesz-gi-gal2-bi-im
	Its gišgigal.
Q000379 331:	nin sza3-zu a-gin7 du3-mu-un za-e a-gin7 i3-ti-le-en
	O queen, how is your heart ...! How you have become!
Q000379 332:	{d}nin-gal sza3-zu a-gin7 du3-mu-un za-e a-gin7 i3-ti-le-en
	O Ningal, how is your heart ...! How you have become!
Q000379 333:	munus zi lu2 uru2 ba-e-da-gul-la i3-ne-esz2-gin7 i3-e-am3-mu2
	O good woman whose city has been destroyed, now how do you exist?
Q000379 334:	{d}nin-gal lu2 kalam ba-e-da-til-la sza3-zu a-gin7 du3-mu-un
	O Ningal whose Land has perished, how is your heart ...!
Q000379 335:	u4 uru2-zu im-ma-gul-la-ba i3-ne-esz2-gin7 i3-e-am3-mu2
	After your city has been destroyed, now how do you exist?
Q000379 336:	u4 e2-zu im-ma-gul-la-ba sza3-zu a-gin7 du3-mu-un
	After your house has been destroyed, how is your heart ...!
Q000379 337:	uru2-zu uru2 kur2-ra ba-ab-gar i3-ne-esz2-gin7 i3-e-am3-mu2
	Your city has become a strange city, now how do you exist?
Q000379 338:	e2-zu er2-re ba-an-di-ni-ib-gar sza3-zu a-gin7 du3-mu-un
	Your house has turned to tears, how is your heart ...!
Q000379 339:	uru2 du6-du6-da ba-gar-ra-zu muszen-bi nu-gen
	You are not a bird of your city which has been reduced to ruin mounds.
Q000379 340:	e2 zi {gesz}al-e ba-gar-ra-za tusz-bi-sze3 la-ba-tusz-en
	You cannot live there as a resident in your good house given over to the pickaxe.
Q000379 341:	ug3 ki-lul-la ba-ab-re7-a-za nin-bi-sze3 la-ba-ku4-re-en
	You cannot act as queen of a people led off to slaughter.
Q000379 342:	er2-zu er2 kur2-ra ba-ab-gar ka-na-ag2-zu nu-sze8-sze8
	Your tears have become strange tears, your Land no longer weeps.
Q000379 343:	er2-sza3-ne-sza4 nu-tuku-am3 kur-kur im-ma-an-tusz
	With no lamentation prayers, it dwells in foreign lands.
Q000379 344:	kalam-zu nig2 KA diri-gin7 gu3 szu ba-ni-ib-dab5
	Your Land like ...
Q000379 345:	uru2-zu du6-du6-da im-ma-an-gar i3-ne-esz2-gin7 i3-e-am3-mu2
	Your city has been made into ruins; now how do you exist?
Q000379 346:	e2-zu sza3-su3-ga ba-an-du3 sza3-zu a-gin7 du3-mu-un
	Your house has been laid bare, how is your heart ...!
Q000379 347:	uri2{ki} esz3 lil2-e im-ma-an-gar i3-ne-esz2-gin7 i3-e-am3-mu2
	Ur, the shrine, is haunted by the breezes, now how do you exist?
Q000379 348:	gudu4-bi hi-li-a ba-ra-mu-un-gen sza3-zu a-gin7 du3-mu-un
	Its gudu4 priest no longer walks in his wig, how is your heart ...!
Q000379 349:	en-bi ge6-par3-ra ba-ra-mu-un-til i3-ne-esz2-gin7 i3-e-am3-mu2
	Its en priestess no longer lives in the gipar, now how do you exist?
Q000379 350:	ud5-ga lu2 szu-luh-e ki ag2-e szu-luh nu-mu-ra-an-ga2-ga2
	In the uzga shrine the priest who cherishes purification rites makes no purification rites for you.
Q000379 351:	a-a {d}nanna iszib-zu szita ku3-ga szu nu-mu-ra-ni-in-du7
	Father Nanna, your išib priest does not make perfect holy supplications to you.
Q000379 352:	lu2-mah-zu gi-gun4-na ku3-zu sza3 gada la-ba-an-la2
	Your lumaḫ priest does not dress in linen in your holy giguna shrine.
Q000379 353:	en zi sza3 hi-li-a pa3-da-zu e2-kisz-nu-gal2-la-am3
	Your righteous en priestess chosen in your ardent heart, she of the E-kiš-nu-gal,
Q000379 354:	esz3?#-da ge6-par3-sze3 hul2-la-na nu-mu-ni-in-dib-dib-be2
	does not proceed joyously from the shrine to the gipar.
Q000379 355:	a-u3-a e2 ezem-ma-za ezem nu-mu-ni-in-du10-ge-esz
	The aua priests do not celebrate the festivals in your house of festivals.
Q000379 356:	szem3 {kusz}a2-la2-e nig2 sza3 hul2-le-da tigi(|BALAG.NAR|)-a nu-mu-ra-an-du12-usz
	They do not play for you the šem and ala instruments which gladden the heart, nor the tigi(|BALAG.NAR|).
Q000379 357:	ug3 sag-ge6-ga ezem-zu-sze3 a la-ba-an-tu5-tu5-ne
	The black-headed people do not bathe during your festivals.
Q000379 358:	gu-gin7 mu-dur7(BU)-ra nam ha-ba-ni-in-tar |SIG7.ALAN|-bi ha-ba-an-kur2
	Like ... mourning has been decreed for them; their appearance has indeed changed.
Q000379 359:	en3-du-zu er2-ra ba-e-da-an-ku4 en3-tukum-sze3 mu2
	Your song has been turned into weeping before you -- how long will this last?
Q000379 360:	tigi(|BALAG.NAR|)-zu a-nir-ra ba-e-da-an-ku4 en3-tukum-sze3 mu2
	Your tigi(|BALAG.NAR|) music has been turned into lamentation before you -- how long will this last?
Q000379 361:	gu4-zu tur3-bi-a ba-ra-mu-un-de6 i3-bi nu-mu-ra-ak-e
	Your bull is not brought into its pen, its fat is not prepared for you.
Q000379 362:	udu-zu amasz-bi-a ba-ra-mu-un-dur2-ru ga-bi nu-mu-ra-dulu(|SZU.BU|)-e
	Your sheep does not live in its fold, its milk is not made abundant for you.
Q000379 363:	i3 gur3-ru-zu tur3-ta nu-mu-ra-de6 en3-tukum-sze3 mu2
	Your fat carrier does not come to you from the cow-pen -- how long will this last?
Q000379 364:	ga gur3-ru-zu amasz-ta nu-mu-ra-de6 en3-tukum-sze3 mu2
	Your milk carrier does not come to you from the sheepfold -- how long will this last?
Q000379 365:	szu-pesz ku6 gur3-ru-zu hul-gal2-e ba-an-dab5 en3-tukum-sze3 mu2
	An evildoer has seized your fisherman who was carrying fish -- how long will this last?
Q000379 366:	muszen-du3 muszen gur3-ru-zu gir2-gir2-re im-DU
	Lightning carried off your fowler who was carrying birds -- how long will this last?
Q000379 367:	i7 ma2-gur8-ra ba-ab-du7-a-zu sza3-ba teme{sar} ba-mu2
	The teme plants grow in the middle of your watercourses which were once suitable for barges,
Q000379 368:	har-ra-an {gesz}gigir-ra ba-ab-gar-ra-za {gesz}{u2}kiszi17 kur-ra ba-mu2
	and mountain thornbushes grow on your roads which had been constructed for waggons.
Q000379 369:	nin-gu10 uru2-zu ama-bi-gin7-nam er2 mu-e-szi-sze8-sze8
	My queen, your city weeps before you as its mother.
Q000379 370:	uri2{ki}-ma dumu sila ha-lam-ma-gin7 ki mu-e-szi-kin-kin
	Ur, like a child lost in a street, seeks a place before you.
Q000379 371:	e2-zu lu2 nig2 u2-gu de2-a-gin7 szu mu-e-szi-sza-an-sza
	Your house, like a man who has lost everything, stretches out (?) its hands to you.
Q000379 372:	sig4 e2 zi-da-zu lu2-ulu3-gin7 me-a-zu im-me
	Your brick-built righteous house, like a human being, cries “Where are you?.”
Q000379 373:	nin-gu10 e2-ta e3-a he2-me-en uru2-ta ba-ra-e3-me-en
	My queen, you have indeed left the house, you have left the city.
Q000379 374:	en3-sze3-am3 uru2-za lu2-erim2-gin7 bar-ta ba-e-da-gub
	How long will you stand aside from your city like an enemy?
Q000379 375:	ama {d}nin-gal uru2-zu lu2-erim2-gin7 gaba-za ba-e-de3-sa2
	Mother Ningal, you confronted your city like an enemy.
Q000379 376:	nin uru2-ni ki ag2 he2-me-en-na amasz-zu-ta ba-e-ni-tag
	Although you are a queen who loves her city, you abandoned your sheepfold.
Q000379 377:	kalam-ma-ni-sze3 kusz2-u3 he2-me-en-na za-e izi-ba mu-un-tag
	Although you are one who cares for her Land, you set it on fire.
Q000379 378:	ama {d}nin-gal gu4-gin7 tur3-zu-sze3 udu-gin7 amasz-zu-sze3
	Mother Ningal, return like a bull to your cattle-pen, like a sheep to your fold,
Q000379 379:	gu4-gin7 tur3 u4-bi-ta-sze3 udu-gin7 amasz-zu-sze3
	like a bull to your cattle-pen of former days, like a sheep to your fold.
Q000379 380:	dumu banda3{da}-gin7 ama5-zu-sze3 nin-gu10 e2-zu-sze3
	My queen, like a young child to your room, return to your house.
Q000379 381:	an lugal dingir-re-e-ne-ke4 musz3-am3-zu he2-em-me
	May An, king of the gods, declare “Enough!” to you.
Q000379 382:	{d}en-lil2 lugal kur-kur-ra-ke4 nam-zu he2-eb-tar-re
	May Enlil, king of all the lands, decree your fate.
Q000379 383:	uru2-zu ki-bi ha-ra-ab-gi4-gi4 nam-nin-bi ak-a
	May he restore your city for you -- exercise its queenship!
Q000379 384:	nibru{ki} ki-bi ha-ra-ab-gi4-gi4 nam-nin-bi ak-a
	May he restore Nibru for you -- exercise its queenship!
Q000379 385:	uri2{ki} ki-bi ha-ra-ab-gi4-gi4 nam-nin-bi ak-a
	May he restore Ur for you -- exercise its queenship!
Q000379 386:	i3-si-in{ki} ki-bi ha-ra-ab-gi4-gi4 nam-nin-bi ak-a
	May he restore Isin for you -- exercise its queenship!
Q000379 387:	ki-ru-gu2 8(disz)-kam-ma-am3
	8th kirugu.
Q000379 388:	me-gu10 mu-da-kur2-ra-am3
	“My powers have been alienated from me.”
Q000379 389:	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
	Its gišgigal.
Q000379 390:	e u4-de3 u4-de3 kalam tesz2-a mi-ni-ib-ra
	Alas, storm after storm swept the Land together:
Q000379 391:	u4 gal an-na-ke4 u4 gu3 dub2-dub2-be2
	the great storm of heaven, the ever-roaring storm,
Q000379 392:	u4 gig-ga kalam-ma ba-e-zal-la re
	the malicious storm which swept over the Land,
Q000379 393:	u4 uru2 gul-gul-e u4 e2 gul-gul-e
	the storm which destroyed cities, the storm which destroyed houses,
Q000379 394:	u4 tur3 gul-gul-e u4 amasz tab-tab-be2
	the storm which destroyed cow-pens, the storm which burned sheepfolds,
Q000379 395:	garza ku3-ga szu bi2-ib2-la2-a re
	which laid hands on the holy rites,
Q000379 396:	|GA2xGAR| nig2 aratta{ki}-ka szu pe-el-la2 im-mi-ib-du11-ga re
	, which defiled the weighty counsel,
Q000379 397:	u4 kalam-ma nig2 du10 im-mi-ib-ku5-da re
	the storm which cut off all that is good from the Land,
Q000379 398:	u4 sag-ge6-ga a2 bi2-ib-la2-a re
	the storm which pinioned the arms of the black-headed people.
Q000379 399:	ki-ru-gu2 9(disz)-kam-ma-am3
	9th kirugu.
Q000379 400:	u4 re u4 igi-ba tesz2 nu-gal2-la re
	The storm which does not respect ...
Q000379 401:	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
	Its gišgigal.
Q000379 402:	u4 ama nu-zu re u4 a-a nu-zu re
	The storm which knows no mother, the storm which knows no father,
Q000379 403:	u4 dam nu-zu re u4 dumu nu-zu re
	the storm which knows no wife, the storm which knows no child,
Q000379 404:	u4 nin9 nu-zu re u4 szesz nu-zu re
	the storm which knows no sister, the storm which knows no brother,
Q000379 405:	u4 uszur nu-zu re u4 ma-la nu-zu re
	the storm which knows no neighbour, the storm which knows no female companion,
Q000379 406:	u4 dam im-szub-ba u4 dumu im-szub-ba re
	the storm which caused the wife to be abandoned, which caused the child to be abandoned,
Q000379 407:	u4-de3 u4 kalam-ma u2-gu bi2-ib-de2-a re
	the storm which caused the light in the Land to disappear,
Q000379 408:	u4 hul gig du11-ga {d}en-lil2-la2-ta im-mi-in-zal-la re
	the storm which swept through, ordered in hate by Enlil -
Q000379 409:	a-a {d}nanna u4-bi uru2-zu-ta ki nam-ba-ga2-ga2
	Father Nanna, may that storm swoop down no more on your city.
Q000379 410:	ug3 sag-ge6-zu igi-<<zu>> nam-bi2-ib-du8
	May your black-headed people see it no more.
Q000379 413:	u4-ba du3-a-bi he2-em-ma-gul-lu
	be entirely destroyed.
Q000379 414:	abul ge6 u3-na-gin7 {gesz}ig he2-bi2-in-kesz2-da
	May the door be closed on it, like the great city-gate at night-time.
Q000379 415:	u4-ba szudum(SZID)-ma na-an-ni-ga2-ga2
	May that storm not be given a place in the reckoning,
Q000379 416:	nig2-ka9-bi e2 {d}en-lil2-la2-ta {gesz}gag-ta he2-em-ta-si-ig
	may its record be hung from a nail outside the house of Enlil.
Q000379 417:	ki-ru-gu2 1(u)-kam-ma-am3
	10th kirugu.
Q000379 418:	gesz-gi4-gal2-bi-im
	Until distant days, other days, future days.
	Its gišgigal.
Q000379 420:	u4-bi im an-ta szeg3-ge26-gin7 ki-tusz-bi nam-ba-gur-ru
	May that storm, like rain pouring down from heaven, never recur.
Q000379 421:	{d}nanna lu2 sun5!-na giri3-zu mu-un-dab5-be2
	May that storm, which struck down all the black-headed living beings of heaven and earth,
	From distant days when the Land was founded,
	O Nanna, the humble people who lay hold of your feet
Q000379 422:	er2 e2 si-ga-bi mu-ra-an-de6 igi-zu-sze3 du12-a-bi
	have brought to you their tears for the silent house, playing music before you.
Q000379 423:	sag-ge6 ba-ra-szub-bu-usz-a-bi giri17 szu ha-ra-ab-tag-ge-ne
	May the black-headed people, cast away from you, make obeisance to you.
Q000379 424:	uru2 du6-du6-da ba-an-gar-ra-za i-si-isz hu-mu-ra-an-ga2-ga2
	In your city reduced to ruin mounds may a lament be made to you.
Q000379 425:	{d}nanna uru2{ki} ki-bi gi4-a-za pa e3 ha-ra-ab-ak-e
	O Nanna, may your restored city be resplendent before you.
Q000379 426:	mul-an ku3-gin7 nam-mu-un-ha-lam-e igi-zu he2-bi2-ib-dab5-be2
	Like a bright heavenly star may it not be destroyed, may it pass before you.
Q000379 427:	dingir lu2-u18-lu-ke4 kadra(|NIG2.SZA3.A|) mu-ra-an-de6
	The personal deity of a man brings you a greeting gift;
Q000379 428:	lu2 siskur2-ra-ke4 a-ra-zu mu-ra-ab-be2
	a supplicant utters prayers to you.
Q000379 429:	{d}nanna |E2xSAL| kalam-ma-me-en
	Nanna, you who have mercy on the Land,
Q000379 430:	en {d}dili{im2}-babbar sza3-zu im-mi-ib-du11-ga re
	Lord Ašimbabbar -- as concerns him who speaks your heart's desire,
Q000379 431:	{d}nanna lu2-ulu3-bi nam-tag-ga-ni u3-mu-e-du8
	Nanna, after you have absolved that man's sin,
Q000379 432:	lu2 a-ra-zu im-me-a-bi sza3 ha-ba-na-hug-e
	may your heart relent towards him who utters prayers to you.
Q000379 432A:	dingir lu2-ba-ke4 kadra mu-ra-an-de6
	(3 mss. add 1 line:) The personal deity of this man brings you a present.
Q000379 433:	lu2 siskur2-ra mu-un-gub-ba-bi-ir igi zi mu-un-szi-in-bar
	He looks favourably on the man who stands there with his offering.
Q000379 434:	{d}nanna igi du8-a bar-ra-zu sza3 szu nigin su3-ga-am3
	Nanna, you whose penetrating gaze searches hearts,
Q000379 435:	lu2-ulu3-bi u4 hul du3-a-ba he2-em-ma-an-szi-ku3-ge
	may its people who suffered that evil storm be pure before you.
Q000379 436:	sza3 kalam-ma gal2-la-zu he2-em-ma-an-szi-ku3-ge
	May the hearts of your people who dwell in the Land be pure before you.
Q000379 437:	{d}nanna uru2 ki-bi gi4-a-za me-tesz2 he2-i-i
	Nanna, in your restored city may you be fittingly praised.
Q000379 438:	ki-ru-gu2 1(u) 1(disz)-kam-ma-am3
	11th kirugu.
Q000379 59:	esz3 e2-gal-mah a-sze-er gig-ga-am3 a-sze-er-zu gar-ra
	O shrine Egal-maḫ, the lament is bitter, the lament made for you.