Oracc: etcsri — Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Royal Inscriptions
(j=ŋ sz=š s,=ṣ t,=ṭ 0-9=₀-₉; '=alef)
[ITEM 12 of 137] 1456 Texts [0 matches] en hun (none) only
All Results 137 items / 6 pages [0 matches] Line Sentence KWIC
Adab [15]
Bad-tibira [1]
Diqdiqqah [1]
Diyala [1]
E'edin [1]
Ešnunna [1]
Girsu [137]
Kish [1]
Lagash [25]
Mari [1]
Nippur [68]
Sippar [2]
Tell Zurghul [1]
Tell al-Ubaid [7]
Tutub [2]
Umm al-Aqarib [1]
Umm al-Jir [1]
Umma [1]
Ur [28]
Uruk [3]
unknown [44]
Šuruppak [1]
Adab [2]
Babylonia [1]
Girsu [2]
Lagash [2]
Nippur [22]
Umma [7]
Ur [11]
Uruk [1]
Zabala [2]
unknown [13]
Girsu [160]
Lagash [4]
Larsa [1]
Nippur [2]
Susa [1]
Tell Hammam [1]
Ur [6]
Uruk [4]
unknown [77]
Adab [6]
Diqdiqqah [7]
Ešnunna [6]
Eridu [4]
Garšana [2]
Girsu [83]
Irisagrig [5]
Kuar [1]
Larak [2]
Nippur [103]
Puzriš-Dagan [171]
Sippar [1]
Susa [9]
Umma [61]
Unknown [1]
Ur [129]
unclear [2]
unknown [87]
unknown [4]
Isin [20]
Nippur [10]
Ur [26]
Uruk [5]
Zabala [1]
unknown [24]
Nippur [1]
unknown [2]
FAOS 05/1, Ean 01; CIRPL Ean 01; CT 07, 02 BM 23580; Lau, Daniel, Materiality (2016) 241-255
IMG [EX001] RIME 1.09.03.01, ex. 01
(o i 21) ... payed its interest-bearing loan, but took its barley rental. The king of Lagaš ....
(o ii 23) Because of ..., the leader of Umma acted belligerently against it and defied Lagaš. Aya-kurgal, king of Lagaš, child of Ur-Nanše, ....
(o iii 18) ... and he too defied Lagaš because of its own property.
(o iii 23) The ... lion of Ĝirnun's innermost part, Ninĝirsu, let his voice out ...: "Umma ... my forage, my own property in the field of Gu-edena ... Lagaš .... Ninĝirsu, Enlil's warrior ....".
(o iv 9) ... Ninĝirsu begot E-ana-tum. ... took delight in him. Inana took him with her, and named him "He is worthy of the E-ana of Inana of the Ebgal". She sat him on Ninhursaĝaś righ knee, and Ninhursaĝa offered him her right breast. Ninĝirsu was delighted by E-ana-tum begotten by him. (Measuring,) he laid his handspan on him: he was 5 kuš tall. (Then) he laid his forearm on him, and he was (already) 5 kuš and 1 zipah tall. In his great happiness Ninĝirsu gave him the kingship of Lagaš.
(o v 19) ..., E-ana-tum, the mighty one, .... (Ninĝirsu) proclaimed "He is worthy of the E-ana of Inana of the Ebgal" as E-ana-tum's name, the very name that Inana had given him. .... The mighty one, whose name was proclaimed by Ninĝirsu, E-ana-tum declared that ... according to the ancient state of affairs. "When will the ruler of Umma become satisfied? ..., he may now use the Gu-edena, the beloved field of Ninĝirsu. May (Ninĝirsu) make him fall! ...."
(o vi 22) ... followed him. He stepped to the sleeper, to the sleeper in a vision. His beloved master, Ninĝirsu, stepped to the sleeping E-ana-tum in a vision. ".... Like Kiš, Umma will be abandoned. No one will support it after you have seized it. I have made Utu appear at your right arm. I have bound a/the ... on your forehand." E-ana-tum ....
(o vii 20) .... He slaughtered them, their myriad šorpses reašhed the base of heaven. Umma .... ... revolted against him and killed him in the middle of Umma. ... in the distrišt. ....
(o ix 1) ... fought with him. Someone shot an arrow at E-ana-tum and pieršed him with the arrow. He broke it off. ... its arrowhead. .... E-ana-tum unleashed a flood in Umma like a heavy rainstorm. ....
(o x 12) Being a man of just words, E-ana-tum measured off a part the border territory ... and left it under Umma's control.
(r v 42) E-ana-tum, ruler of Lagaš, given strenght by Enlil, nourished on rich milk by Ninhursaĝa, called by a propitious name by Inana, given wisdom by Enki, chosen by Nanše, the mighty lady, in the heart, who makes the foreign lands submit to Ninĝirsu, beloved of Dumuzid-Abzu, whose name was proclaimed by Hendursaĝ, beloved friend of Lugal-Uruba, the beloved spouse of Inana, ... Elam and Subartu, the lands, ... timber and goods ....
(r vii 1') He defeated ....
(r vii 3') He defeated Susa.
(r vii 5') He defeated Arawa, whose ruler marched with its standard in the vanguard
(r viii 1') He destroyed Arua.
(r viii 3') He ..., the terror of Sumer.
(r ix 1') He defeated Urim.
(r x 20) ..., who returned ..., the Gu-edena, under (Ninĝirsu's) control, E-ana-tum,
(r xi 20) ..., the ... of Ninĝirsu, who erected (this stela) for Ninĝirsu, ....
(r xii 21) ..., the king of Kiš ....
(r x 23) The stela’s name is not one (given by) a man; its name sounds: “Ninĝirsu, the lord with the luxuriant crown, is life for the Piriĝ-edena canal”.
(Cartousche A, 1) E-ana-tum, who makes the foreign lands submit to Ninĝirsu.
(Cartousche B, 1) E-ana-tum, who makes the foreign lands submit to Ninĝirsu.