CTN 3 086 [list][via atae/ctn3]
Obverse | ||
o 1o 1 | (1) Nabu-nadi-ilani serving the turtan | |
o 22 | (2) Bel-Harran-taklak serving Raṣappa town | |
o 33 | (3) Sin-ilaya serving the palace herald | |
o 44 | (4) Dayyananu serving the chief cupbearer | |
o 55 | (5) Bel-Harran-issiya serving Naṣibina town | |
o 66 | (6) Šarru-emuranni serving Si'me town | |
o 77 | (7) Nabu-šarru-uṣur serving Tille town | |
o 88 | (8) Bel-iddin serving Guzana town | |
o 99 | (9) Pulu serving Arzuhina town | |
o 1010 | (10) Nuraya serving the land of Kirruri | |
o 1111 | (11) Ninurta-ilaya serving Arpad town (and) Kurbail town | |
o 1212 | (12) Ṣilli-šarri serving Kunalia town | |
o 1313 | (13) Bel-Harran-issiya serving Sam'al town (and) Kilizi town | |
o 1414 | (14) Nergal-eṭir serving Tuimme town | |
o 1515 | (15) Ibnea serving Halzi-adbar town | |
o 1616 | (16) Nabu-qepi-ilani serving Tamnuni town | |
o 1717 | mdPA-SU IGI URU.tal-mu-sa [0] | (17) Nabu-eriba serving Talmusa town |
o 1818 | (18) Bel-emuranni serving Isana town, Šahupa town (and) Arbil town. | |
o 1919 | ||
o 2020 | (20) Total: 18 guards serving 22 high officials. | |
Reverse | ||
r 1r 1 | 10 tar-tan | (r 1) 10: the turtan; |
r 22 | [x] ra-ṣa-pa | (r 2) x: Raṣappa; |
r 33 | [x] 600-KUR | (r 3) x: the palace herald; |
r 44 | [x] 03 GAL-KAŠ.LUL | (r 4) x + 3: the chief cupbearer; |
r 55 | ⸢60⸣ na-ṣib-na | (r 5) 60: Naṣibina; |
r 66 | 28? si-me-e | (r 6) {28?}: Si'me; |
r 77 | 40 til-lì-e | (r 7) 40: Tille; |
r 88 | 21? gu-za-na | (r 8) 21: Guzana; |
r 99 | 20? ár-zu-ḫi-na | (r 9) 20?: Arzuhina; |
r 1010 | [x] ḫab-ru-ri | (r 10) x: Kirruri; |
r 1111 | [x] 12 ⸢ar⸣-pad-da | (r 11) [x]+ 12: Arpad; |
r 1212 | (r 12) 26: Aššur-remeni. | |
r 1313 | [PAB] 04-me 64 | (r 13) [Total:] 464. |
Adapted from Stephanie Dalley and J.N. Postgate, The Tablets from Fort Shalmaneser (Cuneiform Texts from Nimrud 3), 1984, by Poppy Tushingham (2018-2020) for the Munich Open-access Cuneiform Corpus Initiative (MOCCI), which is funded by LMU Munich and the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation at the Historisches Seminar - Abteilung Alte Geschichte of Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. The text was lemmatized by Mikko Luukko (2021). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0. Please cite this page as http://oracc.org/atae/P224658/.