ETCSLglossingSignSign name: LAGAB
Values: ellag, girin, gur4, ḫab, kilib, kir3, lagab, lugud2, ni10, nig̃in2, rin

Letter from Aradju to Culgi about Apillaca (c.3.1.01), line c3101.15
kug-sig<sub>17</sub><sup>na<sub>4</sub></sup>za-gin<sub>3</sub>-na<sup>na<sub>4</sub></sup>za-gin<sub>3</sub>kug-sig<sub>17</sub>kug-babbar<sup>na<sub>4</sub></sup>gug...mi<sub>2</sub>zid-de<sub>3</sub>-ecim-me
kug-sig17za-gin3za-gin3kug-sig17kug-babbargug...mi2ziddug4
goldlapis lazulilapis lazuligoldsilvercornelian...(loving) carerightto say
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Paragraph t3101.p4 (line(s) 12-18) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
{ When I came nearer } { (1 ms. has instead:) …… carries …… } -- well, your wayside hostel where carding-combs (?) and lances inlaid with gold, silver, cornelian and lapis lazuli have been set up, covers an area of one hectare! Apillaca himself is decked out in { gold and lapis lazuli } { (1 ms. has instead:) lapis lazuli, gold, silver and cornelian }, and he sits on a raised throne furnished with a rich raiment. His feet rest upon a golden footstool. He would not remove his feet in my presence!
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