ETCSLglossingSignSign name: PI
Values: be6, bi3, g̃eštug, me8, pa12, pe, pi, tal2, wa, we, wi

Enki's journey to Nibru (c.1.1.4), line c114.62
<sup>&#x011D;i&#x0161;</sup>za<sub>3</sub>-mi<sub>2</sub><sup>&#x011D;i&#x0161;</sup>al-&#x011D;ar<sup>&#x011D;i&#x0161;</sup>bala&#x011D;al-&#x011D;ar-sur<sub>9</sub>-da
za3-mi2al-ĝarbalaĝal-ĝar-sur9
lyretype of instrumenttype of instrument and compositiondrumstick
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Paragraph t114.p8 (line(s) 62-67) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
"He made { the lyre, the alĝar instrument, the balaĝ drum with the drumsticks } { (some mss. have instead:) the lyre, the alĝar instrument, the balaĝ drum of your sur priests } { (1 ms. has instead:) your lyre and alĝar instrument, the balaĝ drum with the drumsticks } { (1 ms. has instead:) the lyre, the alĝar instrument, the balaĝ drum and even the plectrum (?) }, the ḫarḫar, the sabitum, and the …… miritum instruments offer their best for his holy temple. The …… resounded by themselves with a sweet sound. The holy alĝar instrument of Enki played for him on his own and seven { singers sang } { (some mss. have instead:) tigi drums resounded. }"
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