SpTU 5, 260[via ccpo]


Obverse
o 1o 1	[* ina É ^lúUG₇ GIM TI IGI^ir LÚ BI UG₇] BIR⸢^aḫ⸣ É : ⸢^{lú^?}UG₇^? x⸣ [...]	(o 1) [“If a dead man like a living one is seen in a man’s house, that man will die, dispersal of the] house” (= Šumma Ālu XXI 1), “dead man” means [...].
o 22	[...]-⸢x⸣-in-ni-šú : x [...]	(o 2) [...] his [...]
o 33	[...]-⸢ru^?-uš⸣-tu₄ šá-niš ḫa-⸢x⸣-[...]	(o 3) [...] ... alternatively ... [...]
o 44	[...] ba-ri-ru LÚ ⸢ru⸣-[...]	(o 4) [...] radiance, a man ... [...]
o 55	[...] ⸢x-li-ti x ana^? É x⸣ [...]	(o 5) [...] ... to the house ... [...]
o 66	[...] ⸢x⸣ ib-lu-ṭu šá ⸢x x⸣ [...]	(o 6) [... while] he lives; that ... [...]
o 77	[... lu ša ú]-⸢ma^!-mu^!⸣ lu ša^! ⸢NAM^!⸣.LÚ.U₁₈^!.LU [...]	(o 7) [... “If an old bone, whether a]nimal or human [...]” (= Šumma Ālu XXI 19) [...]
o 88	[...] ⸢x-tu₄ ana LÚ⸣ i-te-ru AN.TA ⸢x⸣ x [x x x]	(o 8) [...] will increase for the man; above ... [...]
o 99	[...]-⸢nu :^!⸣ ⸢*⸣ ina É NA ⸢ša^! um^!⸣-ṣa-a-tú ⸢DIRI^!?⸣ [x x] x1	(o 9) [...] ... “If there is someone full of moles in a man’s house” (= Šumma Ālu XXI 22 (?)) ... [...]
o 1010	[...] ana ⸢x x-lu⸣ [(x)] ⸢^giš⸣KIRI₆ LÚ ⸢x⸣ [x (x)] ⸢x⸣	(o 10) [...] to ... the man’s orchard (= Šumma Ālu XXI 26 (?)) ... [...] ...
o 1111	[...] ⸢iḫ^!⸣-ru-⸢x⸣	(o 11) [...] shining
o 1212	[...] ⸢x⸣	(o 12) ...
o 1313	[...] ⸢li⸣ [x] ⸢x⸣
o 1414	[...] ⸢ru⸣ [x (x)]
	(rest of obverse missing)
Reverse
rr NaN	(start of reverse missing)
r 1'r 1'	[... :] * DINGIR u ^dINNIN ⸢ti⸣-[ba]	(r 1') [... “If a god or goddess [estabishes] an attack [for him” (= Šumma Ālu XXI 109a) means ...]. “If it anoints and touches him, he will experience losses” (= Šumma Ālu XXI 109b) [means that ...], “he will touch it and will experience losses” .
r 2'2'	[iš-kun-šú ... TAG].TAG-ma TAG-su I.BÍ.ZA ⸢IGI⸣
r 3'3'	[...] ⸢TAG⸣-ma I.BÍ.ZA IGI

(colophon)
r 4'4'	[ṣa-a-tú u šu-ut KA ma-ša-a-al]-ti šá KA um-man-nu šá lìb-bi	(r 4') [Lemmata, oral explanations, and (materials for) a 'questioning' by a (master-)scholar, relating to “[If a dead man like a living one is se]en [in a man’s house]” (= Šumma Ālu 21). 21st “reading” (of the series) “(If) a city is set on a height". Not finished.
r 5'5'	[* ina É ^lúUG₇ GIM TI IGI]⸢^{ir^!}⸣ 21^! mál-sutₓ(BÁN) URU ina SUKUD GARⁱⁿ NU AL.TIL
r 6'6'	[* ina ^itiBÁRA TA U₄ 1-KAM] ⸢EN⸣ U₄ 30-KAM la-am TA ^gišNÁ GÌR-šú	(r 6') [“If from the first] until the thirtieth of Nisannu, before a man has put his foot out of bed [onto the ground"] (= Šumma Ālu 22).
r 7'7'	[ana KI GAR^nu ^imGÍD.DA ^m^dMAŠ-GÁL]⸢^ši⸣ A ^m^dEN^!.LÍL-ke-šìr ^ašKUL	(r 7') [One-column tablet of Ninurta-ušabš]i, son of Enlil-kešir, brewer [of Enlil, descendant of Gimil-S]în. The reverer of Marduk, Ninurta, and Nusku shall not take (the tablet) away!
r 8'8'	[^dìl-ìl A ^mŠU-^d]30 pa-liḫ ^dUMUN ^dMAŠ u ^dU^!.PA^!2
r 9'9'	[NU] ⸢TÙM⸣-šú

1Compare perhaps Šumma Ālu XXI 22 (kiṣṣatu).

2The first three preserved oblique wedges could also be interpreted as UMUN.UMUN.UMUN (i.e., Enlil), rather than Sîn (as suggested by U. Gabbay, 5/2015). For the interpretation of ^dU.PA as Nusku, see Frahm GMTR 5 (2011) p. 196 and fn. 921.