ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: AMAR׊E.AMAR׊E (SISKUR.SISKUR)
Values: sizkur2

A hymn to Nergal (Nergal B) (c.4.15.2), line c4152.40
<sup>d</sup>nin-cubursukkalkigalkur-ra-ke<sub>4</sub><sup>d</sup>nergal-ka-ke<sub>4</sub>silim-biba-ni-in-dug<sub>4</sub>
nin-cubursukkalkigalkurnergalsilimdug4
Nincubur (DN)ministerplaceto be big(mountain) landNergal (DN)to be healthyto say
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Paragraph t4152.p6 (line(s) 36-49) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
Then Erra welcomed his king: "They have come! You surpass An! Perform the stewardship for An the king! In accordance with destiny you determine fates with him, Nergal!" Nincubur, the minister of the great place, the underworld, greeted Nergal: "You are the lord who has made the bandits come forth (?) from the mountains. As with Enlil ……, no part of a foreign land escapes your grasp. Hero, for Enlil you piled up Enlil's enemies (?) in a single day. Hating ……, Nergal, …… as fire, you rise up in the lands where the sun rises." The Anuna gods stepped forward: "Like …… cracks ……, ……, you are Nergal!"
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