ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: SAL.ḪUB2 (MUNUS.ḪUB2)
Values: eme5, lagar3
A prayer to Enlil for Rim-Sin (Rim-Sin A) (c.2.6.9.1), line c2691.18
dili-am<sub>3</sub><sup>d</sup>ri-im-<sup>d</sup>suenlugal-ju<sub>10</sub>lal<sub>3</sub>i<sub>3</sub>-nun-gin<sub>7</sub>cusubsaj...
diliri-im-suenlugallal3i3-nuncusu-ubsaj...
singleRim-Sin (RN)kingsyrupclarified butterhandto rubhead...
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Paragraph t2691.p2 (line(s) 14-25) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
(1 line fragmentary) I am like …… a man's son. (1 line unclear) ……, may he …… you. Alone (?) Rim-Sin, my king, …… like syrup and ghee. (1 line unclear) …… Enlil, his Great Mountain, in accordance with your name may Rim-Sin be your Great Mountain. May Ninurta declare …… life for you, and may Ninnibru, the lady who founds cities, ……, enclose you mercifully and kindly …… to protect your life. May Nincubur, …… whom Nanna declared (?), …… good fortune on your head, and declare life for you. (1 line unclear)
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