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13. _šag-zu šag-sīg ib-ta-ba-e šag-laģ ma-ra-an-gar-ra-me_ (sic!)(101)
13. Thy heart whose portion has been affliction become for me a glad
heart.
14. _sag-zuzi-zi-i_(_102_)_giš-šub-ba-za ul-šú_(_103_)_ ma-ra-an-mà-mà_
14. Thy head which is held aloof turn unto me to glorify thy portion.
15. _ág-kúr-ri za-ar_(_104_)_ i-ri-ib-aga-e šu-bi dé-ib-gí-gí_(105)
15. The hostile deeds which he did unto thee be returned unto his hand.
16. _uru-ki-a šu-bar-ri nu-zu-a mur-ri_(_106_)_ dé-ib-sĭg-gi_
16. In the city which knew not forgiveness let there be given _the cry of
multitudes_.
17. ... _ki-šub gú 5-kam-ma-ám_
17. A melody of prostrations. Fifth section.
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18. _à-še ù-mu-un-zu gú-šub-ba kúr me-e-ši-in-ra-ám_
18. Now thy lord _anger upon the foe_ will direct.
19. _arruš_(_107_)_ ma-ra-an-tuk-ám na-ám-zu in-tar-ra-ám_
19. He will have mercy and will decree thy fate.
20. _síg-zu a-še-ir ib-ta-an-è-a ib-si be-in-dúg-ga-ám_
20. Unto thy brick walls where lamentation arose he will command “it is
enough.”
21. _ģar-šág-gi-zu-ra_(_108_)_ ma-ra-ni-in-tu-ra-ám_
21. Thy happy soul he will cause to return for me.
22. _d.__Nin-urašā maškim kalag-ga sag-zu be-in-tuk-ám_(109)
22. Ninurash the valiant guardsman will sustain thy head.
23. _dun-ú-a-ni ... giš-ib-ši-in-gub-ba-ám_(110)
23. His pastor(111) he will establish over (the city).
24. _é-kur ḳalag-ḳalag dū-dū-ù-dam á-mu-un_(_112_)_ ba-an-ag-ám_
24. Ekur like (a temple) which has been tenderly built he will make....
25. _ág-dú-bi ki-bi be-in-gí-ám_
25. Its beauty he will restore to its place.
26, 27. _gi-gŭn-na-bi_(_113_)_ ki-gí-gí-bi ud-gim kar-kar-bi_(114)
26, 27. That its great dark chamber be restored to its place, that it
shine like day
28. _suģ_(_115_)_-ba-la-túm-túm-mu in-na-an-dúg-ga-ám_
28. Unceasingly he commands.
29. _garza kúr-ri ib- sūģ_(_116_)_- ám_
29. The ordinances the stranger has placed in confusion.
30. _me_(_117_)_ ib-bir-a-bi ki-bi-šú in-gar-ra-ám_
30. The ritual utensils which have been scattered he will restore to their
place.
31. _šu-luģ erím_(_118_)_-e šu-be-in-lá-a-ba_
31. The rituals of hand-washing which the wicked caused to lapse into
disuse,(119)
32. _azag-gi ... el-e- ... bi_
32. To cause to be holy and pure
33. _uru-azag nam-šub-da-ni in-na-an-dúg-ga-ám_
33. In the holy city which has been consecrated he commands.
34. _[__d.__] Iš-me-__d__Da-gan sib kenag-gà-ni-ir_(120)
34. For Ishme-Dagan his beloved shepherd
35. _... bi(?) gú ul-šár-šár-ri-da_
35. ... to cause rejoicing
36. _in-na-an-dúg-ga-ám_
36. ... he commands.
37. ... _azag nam-tar-ri-da-ni_
37. The holy ... whose fate has been decreed,
38. ... _-ra-ám_
38. ...
39. ... _DU-ra-ám_
39. ...
(About twelve lines broken away, in case this section continued to the end
of the tablet.)
LITURGY OF ISHME-DAGAN. 11005 (NO. 2)
COL. II.
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