ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: PAP.PAP (BULUG3)
Values: bulug̃3, dim4

A praise poem of Šulgi (Šulgi E) (c.2.4.2.05), line c24205.86
dnanibgalsig7-gadnisaba-ke4
DIĝIR-AN.NAGASIG7-GADIĝIR-ŠE.NAGA-KE4
nanibgalsig7nisaba
Nanibgal (DN)to be greenNisaba (DN)
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Paragraph t24205.p10 (line(s) 74-91) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
But if …… removes my name from my hymns, and …… his name, and does not call upon my name in brick-built E-kur, and if that man commits enmity and violence against the temple, then whether that man is a king or a governor, Enlil shall curse him ……. May enmity and violence come forth against him from the house of Enlil. Let him be given enmity as his companion. May an asag demon, as causer of the plague, deprive his city of contentment. Because of famine in years of hunger, may he find no favour in the eyes of the Land. May Ezina produce no grain in sheaves. May fair Nanibgal, Nisaba, make no clay covering for his grain piles. …… the troops ……. His chief merchant …… silver ……. May the hunger and the thirst of the gods …… the city during his reign …… grain.
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