Tintir 4
Obverse | ||||
11 | replica of the apsû. | |||
22 | replica of Ešarra. | |||
33 | gate of the apsû. | |||
44 | temple of the god Madānu. | |||
55 | temple of the goddess Gula. | |||
66 | temple of the god Amurru. | |||
77 | temple of the god Adad. | |||
88 | temple of the goddess Bēlet-Bābili. | |||
99 | temple of the god Sîn. | |||
1010 | temple of the god Papsukkal. | |||
1111 | temple of the god Dumuzi of the captivity. | |||
1212 | temple of the god Nabû of Accounting. | |||
1313 | temple of the god Ningišzida. | |||
1414 | temple of the goddess Anunītu; in Eridu. | |||
1515 | temple of the god Nabû of ḫarû. | |||
1616 | temple of the goddess Bēlet-Agade. | |||
1717 | temple of the goddess Ašratu. | |||
1818 | temple of the goddess Bēlet-ilī; in Ka-dingirra. | |||
1919 | temple of the god Ninurta. | |||
2020 | temple of the god Išḫara; in Šuanna. | |||
2121 | dais of the god Nabû. | |||
2222 | temple of the goddess Bēlet-Eanna. | |||
2323 | temple of the goddess Išt[ar] of the Star; in the New City. | |||
2424 | temple of the god Sîn. | |||
2525 | temple of the goddess Šarrat-Larsa. | |||
2626 | temple of the deity Pisangunuk. | |||
2727 | temple of the god Lugalbanda; in Kullab. | |||
2828 | dais of the Igīgū gods. | |||
2929 | dais of the Anunnakū gods. | |||
3030 | temple of the goddess Nanāya; in TE.E. | |||
3131 | temple of the god Nusku. | |||
3232 | temple of the goddess Bēlet-Ninūa. | |||
3333 | temple of the god Šara; in Bāb-Lugalirra. | |||
3434 | temple of the god Bēl-mātāti. | |||
3535 | temple of the god Ea. | |||
3636 | temple of the deity Belili. | |||
3737 | temple of the god Amurru. | |||
3838 | temple of the god Šamaš. | |||
3939 | temple of the deity Pisangunuk. | |||
4040 | temple of the god Adad; in Kumar. | |||
4141 | temple of the goddess Bēlet-Eanna. | |||
4242 | temple of the goddess Gula. | |||
4343 | temple of the god Nabû; in Tuba. |
Adapted from A.R. George, Babylonian Topographical Texts (Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta 40), 1992. Translated by Jamie Novotny and lemmatized by Giulia Lentini, 2019, as part of the LMU-Munich-based project Living Among Ruins (directed by Karen Radner and Jamie Novotny), which is funded by the Gerda Henkel Stiftung as part of the Lost Cities program (coordinated by Martin Zimmermann and Andreas Beyer). Please cite this page as http://oracc.org/btto/Q000305/.