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nad-a1 (17) ses-rnu dingirnin-gir_:m<br />
ga-narn-me-ám (18) és é-ninnü-na<br />
dü-ba za-m ma-m-an-dúg (19) ba/;<br />
bar !ti-sar-ra ma-m-ta-e-a (20) din<br />
gir-zu dingirnin-gis-zid-da babbar<br />
dim Id-sa-ra ma-ra-da-ra-ta-e (21)<br />
!ti-el sag-ya e !ti-(finda mu-aga (22¡<br />
gi-dub-ba azad-dé-[a] su-ne-dug-a<br />
(23) dub mul-dug-ga ne-gál-la"a<br />
(24) ad im-da-gí-a (25) SAL + KU<br />
mu dingirnidaba ga-nam-me-ám.<br />
(1) é-a dü-ba mul azag-ba (2) gú-ma-ra<br />
a-de (3) min-!tam-ma ur-sag-ám á<br />
mu-gúr (4) li-um zagin su-ne-dug-a<br />
(5) dingirnin_dub_kam é-a gis-gar<br />
ba 2 irn-mi-s'tg-s'{g-gi (6) igi-zu-su<br />
dussu azag gllb-ba á-sub azag si-sa<br />
a (7) síg nam-tar-ret á-sub-ba gál<br />
la (8) sig-zid é-ninnü ga-nam-me<br />
ám (9) a-am zid-da igi-zu gub-ba<br />
(10) ti-BU-(musen) gulu-a ud-mi<br />
ni-ib-zal-a-sú (11) é dü-dé igi-zu á·<br />
dug-ga nu-si-tur-tur.<br />
(12) dÚ,.3 á-zi-da lugal-mg-[jc ki-ma-ra<br />
gür-[jIÍI'-a-sú í13)zi-mc é-ninnü [SúJ ...<br />
dím ki-im-si-gür-e (14) na-ya-ri na<br />
rig-mu gen-KU (15) gir-zu-(hi) é-sag<br />
!ti sir-bur-la·(ki)-sú g'tr-z1l ki-ni-ne-<br />
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COL. VI<br />
at whose right and at whose left a<br />
panther lay, (17) verily my brother<br />
Ningirsu it is. (18) <strong>The</strong>e he has<br />
commanded the building of the abode<br />
of his Eninnu. (19) <strong>The</strong> sun which<br />
arose from the world (20) is thy god<br />
Ningiszic1da; like the sun from the<br />
world he arose for thee. (21) <strong>The</strong><br />
maiden who_ .. mac1e, (22) who in<br />
her hand helc1 the sacred sty lus,<br />
(23) who possessed the tablet of the<br />
favorable starB, (24) who counselIed<br />
with herself, (25)verily it is my sister<br />
Nidaba.<br />
(1) By the bright star she (2) announced<br />
unto thee the building 01 the temple.<br />
(3) In the second place there is the<br />
strong man ... (4) who held in his<br />
hand a plate of lapis lazuli; 15) it<br />
is the god Nindub. He fixes for<br />
thee the plan of the temple. (6) <strong>The</strong><br />
sacred bead-basket which wasplaced<br />
belore thee, the sacred mould which<br />
was arranged, (7) the brick of late<br />
which was in the mould, (8) verily<br />
the holy brick of Eninnu it is. (9)<br />
As for the holy... placed before<br />
thee (10) in which the bird ... brings<br />
the light of dawn to men, (11) (it<br />
means) pleasant things shall not prevent<br />
thee from building the temple.<br />
(12) As for the ass which crouched at the<br />
side of thy lord, (13) it is thee ; - in<br />
Eninnu - Jike ... thou crouehest.<br />
(14) May mason provide my purification.<br />
(15) In Girsu in the sanc-<br />
1. § 223. <strong>The</strong> text has here sa REC. 35, evidently an error.<br />
2. Sic! we eX¡Ject bi, cL 5,4. Possibly a case of vowel harmony.<br />
3. ansu-dun.