ETCSLglossingSignSign name: UD
Values: a12, babbar, bir2, dag2, ḫad2, šamaš, tam, u4, ud, ut, utu, zalag

Dumuzid's dream (c.1.4.3), line c143.259
<sup>dug</sup>cakir<sub>3</sub>i<sub>3</sub>-dur<sub>2</sub>-dur<sub>2</sub>ganu-un-de<sub>2</sub>
cakir3tucgade2
churnto sitmilkto pour
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Paragraph t143.p31 (line(s) 256-260) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
{ When the fourth entered the sheepfold and cow-pen, he tore down the drinking cup from the peg where it hung. When the fifth entered the sheepfold and cow-pen, the churns lay on their sides, no milk was poured, the drinking cups lay on their sides, Dumuzid was dead, the sheepfold was haunted. } { (instead of lines 256-260, 1 ms. has:) When the fourth entered the sheepfold and cow-pen, he poured water on my holy brazier. When the fifth demon entered the sheepfold and cow-pen, he tore down my holy drinking cup from the peg where it hung. When the sixth demon entered the sheepfold and cow-pen, the churns lay on their sides, and no milk was poured. When the seventh demon entered the sheepfold and cow-pen, the drinking cups lay on their sides, Dumuzid was dead, the sheepfold was haunted. }
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