AOAT 034, 064[via caspo]
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| a 1'a 1' | [...] KI ⸢x⸣ [...] | [. . .] . . . [. . .] |
| a 2'2' | [...] ⸢TI x⸣ [...] | [. . .] . . . [. . .] |
| a 3'3' | [...] ⸢RI x⸣ [...] | [. . .] . . . [. . .] |
| a 4'4' | [...] LUḪ-⸢MEŠ⸣ [...]1 | [. . .] are washed(?) [. . .] |
| a 5'5' | [...] ⸢SISKUR⸣ NIG₂.BA [...] | [. . .] an offering, a gift [. . .] |
| a 6'6' | [...] ⸢x⸣ KU₃tu₄ IGI-ki ⸢u₂⸣-[...] | [. . .] pure [. . .] before you I(?) [. . .] |
| a 7'7' | [dug]⸢GU₂.ZI GEŠTIN⸣ eb-be₂-ti ana ⸢ka⸣-[a-ši aq-qi₂]2 | [I libate a] cup of pure wine to y[ou]. |
| a 8'8' | ⸢as⸣-ruq-ki se-req ⸢ŠIM⸣-[ḪI.A KU₃-MEŠ]3 | I present to you an offering of [pure] aro[matic substances], |
| a 9'9' | ⸢qut⸣-ri-ni e-ri-ša [ṭa-a-ba]4 | Incense, a [pleasing] fragrance. |
| a 10'10' | ⸢a⸣-ku-li ṭa-a-ba ši-ti-i [da-aš₂-pa]5 | Eat the pleasing (foods); drink [the sweet (drinks)] |
| a 11'11' | ⸢lu⸣ ni-iḫ ŠA₃-ki ka-bat-ta-ki [lu pa-aš₂-rat]6 | May your heart be at ease, your liver [pacified]. |
| a 12'12' | [ana-ku] ⸢NENNI A⸣ NENNI ša₂ NIG₂.⸢GIG⸣ [...]7 | [I], so-and-so, daughter(?) of so-and-so, whom a distress/taboo [. . .] |
| a 13'13' | [...] ⸢x NIM? x⸣ [...]8 | [. . .] . . . [. . .] |
| a 14'14' | [...] ⸢x⸣ [...] | [. . .] . . . [. . .] |
| (rest of surface missing) |
1Zgoll, via S. Maul, suggests the gap at the end of the line may have contained qātāya, "my hands" (2003: 187, n.367).
2The restoration follows the duplicate at the head of the line. At the end, it follows the suggestion of Zgoll 2003: 184.
3The restoration at the end goes back to AnBi 12, 284, 47 (according to Mayer 1976: 458). Ebeling, Mayer, and Zgoll all restore accordingly.
4The restoration goes back at least to Ebeling 1953: 120.
5The restoration follows Mayer 1976: 458.
6The restoration follows Mayer (1976: 458). Ebeling suggested lip-pa-aš₂-ra instead (1953: 120).
7Seux (1976: 326) and Zgoll (2003: 189) suggest the supplicant is a woman. NIG₂.GIG could be ikkibu, "taboo," or maruṣtu, "distress, evil."
8The sign before what may be NIM does not look like the traces of a DI, as the parallel would suggest. NIM might be NA, according to eBL.