Nabonidus 51


Obverse
11	^m^dMUATI-na-ʾi-id LUGAL TIN.TIR.KI za-nin é-sag-íl	(1) Nabonid, König von Babylon, der Versorger von Esagil und Ezida, Sohn des Nabû-balāssu-iqbi, des vollkommenen Fürsten.
22	u é-zi-da DUMU ^m^dMUATI-ba-lat-su-iq-bi NUN gít-ma-lum
33	é-ḫúl-ḫúl É ^d30 šá qé-reb URU.ḫar-ra-na a-na ^d30	(3) Eḫulḫul, den Tempel des Gottes Sîn, der (sich) in Harran (befindet), habe ich für die Götter Sîn, Ningal, Nusku und Sadarnunna fürwahr gebaut.
44	^dnin-gal ^dnusku u ^dsa-dàr-nun-na EN.MEŠ-a lu DÙ-uš

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