Nabonidus 56


Obverse
11	[a-na-ku^? ^m^dMUATI-I^? LUGAL^? TIN.TIR.KI^? ...]	(1) [Ich bin Nabonid, König von Babylon, ...]
22	[...]
33	[...]
44	[...]
55	[...]
66	[...]
77	[...]
88	[... da]-ri-u-⸢tú^?⸣ [...]	(8) [... e]wi[g ...]
99	[...]
1010	[...]
1111	[...] x [...] x (x) [...]
1212	[...] ⸢^d⸣x x [...] ⸢ra⸣-biš ú-⸢šak⸣-[lil]	(12) [...] the deity ... [...] [gr]oßartig voll[endet]. Für den Gott Nabû ... [...] ... [...]... [...]
1313	[...] ⸢a-na ^dMUATI^?⸣ x x (x) x [...] x x x [x x (x)]
1414	[...] x x x (x) x [x (x)] x (x) [...] x x [...]
1515	[...] šá [...] ⸢NA₄⸣ ni-siq-tú NA₄ šú-[qu-ru-tú]	(15) [...] von [...] erlesener Stein, kos[tbarer] Stein, [...] ... [...] ... [...] Talente, 6 Minen von [...] ... [...] ... 6 Kor Al[abaster, ...] 6,600 erlese[ne] Steine, [...] ..., pappardilû-Stein(e), ..., Karneol, Lapislazuli, ... [...] ... [...] enthüllte [mir] sein [...].
1616	[...] ⸢NA₄^?⸣.x [...] x (x) x [...] x x x [...]
1717	[...] ⸢GUN⸣ 6 MA.NA [...] x x x x x x NA₄.x [...] x [...]
1818	[...] x ⸢6⸣ GUR NA₄.⸢GIŠ^?⸣.[NU₁₁^?.GAL^? ...] ⸢6⸣ LIM 6 ME ⸢NA₄^?.MEŠ^?⸣ ni-siq-[tú ...]
1919	[...] (x) x-qu^? NA₄.BABBAR.DILI [x (x) x] NA₄.⸢GUG NA₄.ZA.GÌN⸣ x (x) x x [...]
2020	[...] x x [(x)] x x x x (x) x-šu ud-du-nin-⸢ni a-na⸣ [ia-a-ti^?]
2121	[...] x x x x x x x-su ra-biš ú-⸢ter^?-ma^? a-na-ku^?⸣	(21) [...] ... brachte ich großartig zurück ... [...] machte ich angemessen. Einen Räucherständer aus glänzendem Gold ließ ich vollenden. Der Wohnsitz des Gottes Marduk (und) der Göttin Zarpan[ītu ...] ... der Göttinnen Tašmētu, Nanāya, [... ] Bēltīya (Zarpanītu), welches im Inneren von Ebara<dur>gara, [...] ... [...]
2222	[...] ⸢ú⸣-šá-lik 1 NÍG.NA KÙ.GI SIKIL ⸢ú-šag^?-me-er^?⸣ šu-bat ^dAMAR.UTU ⸢^dzar-pa-ni⸣-[tum]
2323	[...] x x ^dx (x) [(x x)] ⸢^dtaš⸣-me-tum ^dna-na-a ⸢^d⸣[x x (x)]
2424	[...] ⸢^dGAŠAN-ía šá qé-reb é^?-bára⸣-<dúr>-gar-⸢ra^?⸣ [x (x)]
2525	[...] x (x) [...]
	Lacuna	Lacuna

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