RA 012, 073-084 (Bod S 302) [The Elevation of Ishtar][via blms]
1For this line, see Black Wilcke FS, 42. Compare Antaŋal F, 244 (MSL 17, 219). line cited CAD A II, 111, CAD T, 481, CAD K, 312, Št or Štn unclear, George prefers straightforward causative interpretation of Š... stem
2The sign U (u = and) is written above {ŋeš}du₃ and may either be a gloss or a sign inserted after the line was finished, in order to provide a counterpart to Akkadian u₃ (and).
3For this line see Black Wilcke FS, 42. Compare Antaŋal F, 246 (MSL 17, 219).
4The gloss du-du actually occurs in the previous line above the BUR₂-BUR₂ signs.
5For this line, see Civil JCS 20, 123. There is an erasure of several signs between the GIN₇ and KA signs.
6For the expression du₁₀-UD -- ak see Attinger ZA 95, 221, and A. Cavigneaux and B.K. Ismail, ASJ 20 6. du₁₀-UD also appears in Eduba D, 30.
7For the cosmic entity ud₅-saŋ, see Deena Ragavan, The Cosmic Imagery of the Temple in Sumerian Literature (PhD Dissertation, Harvard 2011), 316-321.
8The Sumerian counterpart of tanēhtu (tranquility) in this line is ki mar-ra. The expressions (ki) ŋar and (niŋ₂) ŋar are used for pašāhu and nâhu in Udughul and comparable texts. See 2008 Wolfgang Schramm, GBAO 2 188 and 2015 Geller and Vacin, BAM 8 125–126 lines 165–167 with commentary.
9For diŋir inim-ma compare ka-inim-ma as interpreted by Attinger RA 78, 109. sign is udug (three verticals), not gidim w/Foxvog, udug of Ekur temple An Anum I 358-359 {d}Lu₂-{d}En-lil₂, {d}Lu₂-{d}Nin-lil₂ Akk. dual? line cited CAD Š II, 257
10The spelling with the extra BI sign may have been influenced by the rendering ze₂-be₂-ed below.
11For this and similar colophons, see Kathryn Stevens, Iraq 75 (2013) 246.
Edited by Jeremiah Peterson for the BLMS project