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SAA 02 015

CDLI P500551
Collection no.: Ant —
Excavation no.: T 1801
Primary publication(s): JCS 64 091

Provenance

Provenience: Tell Tayinat (Kunalia)
Archive: 099 - Miscellaneous

Object Details

Object type: tablet
Material: clay
Script: Neo-Assyrian

Text Details

Language: Akkadian
Genre: Treaty

Date

Period: Neo-Assyrian
Reign: Esarhaddon (680–669 BC)
Dated: yes
Date: 672-II-16 (Ayyāru 16th, eponymy of Nabû-bēlu-uṣur, governor of Dūr-Šarrukku)

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SAA 02 015. Tell Tayinat Version of Esarhaddon’s Succession Treaty (JCS 64 091)[via saao/saa02]


Obverse
o i_T_1o i_T_1	NA₄.KIŠIB ^da-šur₄ LUGAL DINGIR-MEŠ	(i_T_1) Seal of the god Aššur, king of the gods, lord of the lands — [not to be altered]; seal of the great ruler, father of the gods — not to be disputed.
o ii_T_2ii_T_2	EN KUR.KUR ša [la šu-un-né-e]
o iii_T_3iii_T_3	[NA₄].KIŠIB ⸢NUN-e GAL-e⸣ AD DINGIR-MEŠ
o iv_T_4iv_T_4	ša ⸢la pa⸣-qa-a-ri

§ 1 Preamble		§1 Preamble
o 1_T_i_11_T_i_1	a-de-e ša ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur	(1_T_i_1) The treaty of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, son of Sennacherib, king of Assyria, with the governor of Kunalia, with the deputy, the major-domo, the scribes, the chariot drivers, the third men, the village managers, the information officers, the prefects, the cohort commanders, the charioteers, the cavalrymen, the exempt, the outriders, the specialists, the shi[eld bearers (?)], the craftsmen, (and) with [all] the men [of his hands], great and small, as many as there a[re] — [wi]th them and with the men who are born after the treaty in the [fu]ture, from the east [...] to the west, all those over whom Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, exercises kingship and lordship, concerning Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, the son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, [on] whose [be]half he established the treaty with you.
o 2_T_i_22_T_i_2	DUMU ^m^d30—PAB-MEŠ—SU MAN KUR—aš-šur
o 3_T_i_33_T_i_3	TA LÚ.EN.NAM KUR.ku-na-⸢li⸣-a
o 4_T_i_44_T_i_4	TA LÚ.2-e LÚ.GAL—É
o 4_T_i_54_T_i_5	⸢LÚ.A⸣.BA-MEŠ LÚ.DIB-PA-MEŠ LÚ.03.U₅-MEŠ
o 4_T_i_64_T_i_6	LÚ.GAL—URU-MEŠ LÚ.mu-tir—ṭè-me
o 4_T_i_74_T_i_7	LÚ.GAR-nu-MEŠ LÚ.GAL-ki-ṣir-MEŠ
o 4_T_i_84_T_i_8	LÚ.EN—GIŠ.GIGIR-MEŠ LÚ.EN—pet-ḫal-⸢la⸣-ti
o 4_T_i_94_T_i_9	LÚ.zak-ku-e LÚ.kal-la-⸢ba-ni⸣
o 4_T_i_104_T_i_10	LÚ.⸢um⸣-ma-a-ni LÚ.⸢a⸣-[ri-ti^?]
o 4–5_T_i_114–5_T_i_11	LÚ.⸢kit⸣-ki-tu-u TA LÚ.ERIM-MEŠ [ŠU.2-šú gab-bu]
o 5_T_i_125_T_i_12	⸢TUR u GAL⸣ mal ba-[šú-u]
o 9_T_i_139_T_i_13	[is]-⸢si⸣-šú-nu LÚ^?.⸢ERIM⸣-MEŠ-šú-nu ša EGIR a-de-e
o 10_and_6_T_i_1410_and_6_T_i_14	ina [UD]-me ⸢ṣa⸣-a-ti ⸢ib⸣-ba-šu-u-ni TA na-pa-aḫ ^dUTU-ši
o 6–7_T_i_156–7_T_i_15	[x] a-di e-reb ^dUTU-ši am-mar ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ
o 7–8_T_i_167–8_T_i_16	MAN KUR—aš-šur LUGAL-u-tú EN-u-tú ina UGU-ḫi-šú-nu
o 8_and_11_T_i_178_and_11_T_i_17	up-pa-áš-u-ni ina UGU ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL-u
o 11–12_T_i_1811–12_T_i_18	ša É—UŠ-te DUMU ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-⸢nu⸣
o 12_T_i_1912_T_i_19	ša [ina] ⸢UGU-ḫi⸣-šú a-de-e is-si-ku-<nu> iš-kun-u-⸢ni⸣

§ 2 Divine Witnesses		§2 Divine Witnesses
o 13–14_T_i_2013–14_T_i_20	[ina IGI MUL.SAG].⸢ME.GAR MUL⸣.dil-bat MUL.UDU.IDIM.SAG.⸢UŠ⸣	(13–14_T_i_20) (which he) confirmed, made and [concluded in the presence of Ju]piter, Venus, Saturn, Mercury, Mars and [Sirius];
o 14–15_T_i_2114–15_T_i_21	⸢MUL.UDU.IDIM⸣.GUD.UD MUL.⸢ṣal-bat-a-nu MUL⸣.[GAG.SI.SÁ]
o 16_T_i_2216_T_i_22	[ina IGI] aš-šur ⸢^d⸣a-⸢num⸣ ^dBAD ⸢^d⸣[É.A]	(16_T_i_22) [in the presence of] Aššur, Anu, Illil, [Ea], Sin, Šamaš, Adad, Marduk, Nabû, [Nusku, (Uraš, Nergal, Mullissu)], Šerua, Belet-ili, the gods d[welling in] heaven and earth, the gods of Assyria, the gods of Sumer and Akkad, all the god[s of the lands].
o 17_T_i_2317_T_i_23	^d30 ^d⸢UTU⸣ ^dIM ^dMES ^dPA ^d[...]
o 19_T_i_2419_T_i_24	^dše-ru-u-⸢a⸣ ^dbe-let—DINGIR-MEŠ DINGIR-⸢MEŠ^? a^?⸣-[ši-bu-ti]
o 21–22_T_i_2521–22_T_i_25	AN-e KI.⸢TIM⸣ DINGIR-MEŠ ina KUR—⸢aš-šur⸣ [DINGIR-MEŠ]
o 22–23_T_i_2622–23_T_i_26	⸢KUR⸣—šu-me-ri ⸢u⸣ URI.KI ⸢DINGIR⸣-[MEŠ KUR.KUR]
o 23_T_i_2723_T_i_27	ka-li-šú-⸢nu⸣ [ú]-dan-nin-[u-ni]
o 24_T_i_2824_T_i_28	iṣ-ba-tú [iš-ku-nu-ni]

§ 3 Adjuration		§3 Adjuration
o 25_T_i_2925_T_i_29	aš-šur AD DINGIR-MEŠ EN KUR.⸢KUR⸣ [ti-tam-ma-a]	(25_T_i_29) [Swear each individually] by Aššur, father of the gods, lord of the lands!
o 26_T_i_3026_T_i_30	⸢^da⸣-num ^dBAD ^dÉ.A ^d⸢30⸣ [...]	(26_T_i_30) [Ditto] by Anu, Illil and Ea! [Ditto] by Sin, [Šamaš, Adad and Marduk]!
o 28_T_i_3128_T_i_31	⸢^d⸣[...] ^dIB ^d⸢U⸣.[GUR MIN]	(28_T_i_31) [Ditto by Nabû, Nusku], Uraš and Ne[rgal]!
o 29_T_i_3229_T_i_32	⸢^d⸣NIN.⸢LÍL⸣ [^dše]-⸢ru⸣-u-a ⸢^d⸣[be-let—DINGIR-MEŠ MIN]	(29_T_i_32) [Ditto] by Mulli[ssu, Šer]ua and [Belet-ili]!
o 30_T_i_3330_T_i_33	^d15 ⸢šá URU⸣.[NINA].⸢KI⸣ ^d15 ⸢ša arba⸣-[ìl MIN]	(30_T_i_33) [Ditto] by Ištar of [Nineveh] and Ištar of Arbe[la]!
o ?_T_i_34?_T_i_34	DINGIR-MEŠ ⸢ka-li⸣-šú-nu šá URU.[...]	(?_T_i_34) [Ditto] by all the gods of [...]!
o 31_T_i_3531_T_i_35	DINGIR-MEŠ ⸢ka-li-šú⸣-nu šá URU.ŠÀ—⸢URU⸣ [...]	(31_T_i_35) [Ditto] by all the gods of the Inner C[ity]!
o 32_T_i_3632_T_i_36	DINGIR-MEŠ DÙ-šú-⸢nu⸣ [šá URU].⸢NINA^?⸣.KI MIN DINGIR-MEŠ ⸢DÙ⸣-[šú-nu ...]	(32_T_i_36) [Ditto] by all the gods [of Ninev]eh! Ditto by all the gods [of Calah]!
o 34?_T_i_3734?_T_i_37	DINGIR-MEŠ x [...]	(34?_T_i_37) ... [...] ... [...]
o 35?_T_i_3835?_T_i_38	⸢x x⸣ [...] ⸢x x⸣ [...]	(35?_T_i_38) the gods [...]
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o 40A?_T_i_44'40A?_T_i_44'	[DINGIR]-⸢MEŠ⸣ [...]	(40A?_T_i_44') [god]s [...]
o 40B?_T_i_45'40B?_T_i_45'	⸢DINGIR-MEŠ KUR⸣-[šú ...]	(40B?_T_i_45') [...] the gods of [one's] lan[d ...]

§ 4 Assurbanipal Designated Heir to Throne		§4 Assurbanipal Designated Heir to Throne
o 41_T_i_46'41_T_i_46'	a-de-e [ša ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur ina IGI DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ]	(41_T_i_46') (This is) the treaty [which Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, has concluded with you, in the presence of the great gods] of heaven [and earth], on be[half] of [Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, whom he has named and appointed to the crown-princeship]:
o 42_T_i_47'42_T_i_47'	šá AN-e [u KI.TIM is-si-ku-nu iš-ku-nu-u-ni]
o 43_T_i_48'43_T_i_48'	ša ina ⸢UGU⸣ [...]
o 44?_T_i_49'44?_T_i_49'	ša ^m[...]
o 45?_T_i_50'45?_T_i_50'	ša ⸢É^?⸣ [...]
o 47?_T_i_51'47?_T_i_51'	ina^? GIŠ^?.[GU.ZA ...]	(47?_T_i_51') [When Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, passes away, you will seat Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate], upon [the royal throne, and he will exercise the kingship and lordship of Assyria over you. You shall protect him in country and in town, fall and die for him. You shall speak with him in the truth of your heart, give him sound advice loyally, and smooth his way in every respect].
o ?_T_i_52'?_T_i_52'	⸢x x⸣ [...]
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o 58_T_i_62'58_T_i_62'	⸢te⸣-[na-a-ni tu-šá-an-na-a-ni šum-ma ^maš-šur—DÙ—A]	(58_T_i_62') You [shall neither change nor alter the word of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, but serve this very Assurbanipal, the great] cro[wn prince designate], whom [Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord], has pres[ented to you, and he shall exercise] the kingship and dominion of Assyria] over [you].
o 58_T_i_63'58_T_i_63'	DUMU—[MAN GAL-u šá É—UŠ-ti]
o 59_T_i_64'59_T_i_64'	ša ^m[aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu]
o 60_T_i_65'60_T_i_65'	⸢ú-kal⸣-[lim-(u)-ka-nu-ni ḫa-an-nu-um-ma la ta-da-gal-a-ni]
o 61_T_i_66'61_T_i_66'	LUGAL-u-⸢tu⸣ [EN-u-tu šá KUR—aš-šur]
o 61_T_i_67'61_T_i_67'	ina ⸢UGU-ḫi⸣-[ku-nu la ú-pa-áš-u-ni]

§ 5 Obligation to Protect Heir		§5 Obligation to Protect Heir
o 62_T_i_68'62_T_i_68'	⸢šum-ma⸣ [...]	(62_T_i_68') You shall protect [Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, whom Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, has presented and ordered for you, and on behalf of whom he has confirmed and concluded (this) treaty with you; you shall not sin against him, nor bring] your hand [against him] with evil intent, nor revolt or do anything to him which is not [good and proper];
o ?_T_i_69'?_T_i_69'	⸢x⸣ [...]
o ?_T_i_70'?_T_i_70'	⸢x⸣ [...]
o ?_T_i_71'?_T_i_71'	⸢x⸣ [...]
o 65–66_T_i_72'65–66_T_i_72'	⸢la ta-na-ṣar-a-ni⸣ [ina ŠÀ-bi-šú ta-ḫa-ṭa-a-ni]
o 66–67_T_i_73'66–67_T_i_73'	⸢ŠU.2⸣-ku-⸢nu⸣ ina ḪUL-⸢ti⸣ [ina ŠÀ-bi-šú tu-bal-a-ni]
o 67–68_T_i_74'67–68_T_i_74'	[ep-šú] bar-tú a-bu-tú ⸢la⸣ [DÙG.GA-tú la SIG₅-tú]
o 69_T_i_75'69_T_i_75'	⸢te-pa-šá-niš-šú-ni⸣ ina LUGAL-⸢ti⸣ [KUR—aš-šur tu-nak-ka-ra-šú-u-ni]	(69_T_i_75') [you shall not oust him] from the kingship [of Assyria] by [helping] one of his brothers, elder or younger, [to se]ize [the throne] of Assyria [in his stead], nor set [any other king or] any other lord over you, nor swear an oa[t]h to any other king or any other lord.
o 69–70_T_i_76'69–70_T_i_76'	⸢TA⸣ ŠÀ-bi ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šú GAL-MEŠ ⸢TUR-MEŠ⸣ [ina ku-mu-šú GIŠ.GU.ZA]
o 70–71_T_i_77'70–71_T_i_77'	KUR—aš-šur.KI^? ⸢tu⸣-[šá-aṣ]-bat-a-[ni LUGAL MAN-ma]
o 71_T_i_78'71_T_i_78'	⸢EN⸣ MAN-ma ina ⸢UGU⸣-ḫi-ku-nu ⸢ta-šá-kan-a⸣-[ni]
o 72_T_i_79'72_T_i_79'	a-na ⸢LUGAL⸣ MAN-ma EN MAN-ma ma-[mì]-tú ta-tam-ma-a-⸢ni⸣
§ 6 Obligation to Report Opposition to Succession		§6 Obligation to Report Opposition to Succession

o 73_T_i_80'73_T_i_80'	⸢šum-ma at-tu⸣-nu ⸢a-bu-tú la x⸣ (x)-⸢tú la ba-ni-tú⸣	(73_T_i_80') If you [hear] any [impro]per, unsuitable or unseemly word concerning [the exercise of kingship which is] un[seemly and evil against Assurbanipal], the (great) crown prince designate, either from the mouth of [his] brothers, [his uncles, his cousins, his family, members of his father's line]; or from the mouth of [magnates and governors, or from the mouth of the bearded courtiers] and the eu[nuchs, or from the mouth of the scholars or from the mouth of any human being at all, you shall not conceal it but come and report it to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate].
o 74_T_ii_174_T_ii_1	la ta-ri-is-su šá [e-peš LUGAL-te šá ina UGU ^maš-šur—DÙ—A]
o 75_T_ii_275_T_ii_2	⸢DUMU⸣—LUGAL <GAL> šá É—UŠ-te ⸢la⸣ [tar-ṣa-tú-u-ni la ṭa-bat-u-ni]
o 76–77_T_ii_376–77_T_ii_3	lu-u ina pi-i ŠEŠ-⸢MEŠ⸣-[šú ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šú DUMU—ŠEŠ-MEŠ—AD-MEŠ-šú qin-ni-šú NUMUN É—AD-šú]
o 77–78_T_ii_477–78_T_ii_4	lu-u ina pi-⸢i⸣ LÚ.[GAL-MEŠ LÚ.NAM-MEŠ lu-u ina pi-i LÚ.šá—ziq-ni]
o 78–79?_T_ii_578–79?_T_ii_5	LÚ.⸢SAG⸣ [...]
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o _T_iii_1_T_iii_1	[...]
o _T_iii_2_T_iii_2	[...]
o _T_iii_3_T_iii_3	[...]
o _T_iii_4_T_iii_4	[...]
o 178?_T_iii_5178?_T_iii_5	⸢ina UGU ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL⸣ [šá É—UŠ-ti la tal-lak-a-ni-ni]	(178?_T_iii_5) [You shall not make common cause with (any)one who may revolt against Assurbanipal, the great crown prince [designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, concerning whom he has concluded (this) treaty with you, but, should they seize you by force, you shall flee and come] to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince [designate].

§ 16? Rejection of Rebellion		§16 Rejection of Rebellion
o 180?_T_iii_6180?_T_iii_6	[...]	(180?_T_iii_6) [You shall not, whether while on a guard duty ...... or on a day of rest, while residing within the land or while entering a tax-collection point, set in your mind an unfavourable thought against Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate; you shall not revolt against him, nor make rebellion, nor do anything to him which is not good].
o _T_iii_7_T_iii_7	[...]
o _T_iii_8_T_iii_8	[...]
o _T_iii_9_T_iii_9	[...]
o _T_iii_10_T_iii_10	[...]
o _T_iii_11_T_iii_11	[...]
o _T_iii_12_T_iii_12	[...]
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§ 22 Action against Murderer of Assurbanipal		§22 Action against Murderer of Assurbanipal
o 257_T_iv_1257_T_iv_1	la ta-⸢ta⸣-bak-a-ni ⸢gi⸣-[im]-lu [šá ^m]aš-šur—DÙ—A	(257_T_iv_1) [You shall wait for a woman pregnant by Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, (or) for the wife of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate (to give birth), and after (a son) is born, bring him up and set him on the throne of Assyria, seize and slay the perpetrators of rebellion, destroy their name and their seed from the land, and] by shedding [blood for blood], avenge Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate.
o 258–259_T_iv_2258–259_T_iv_2	DUMU—⸢LUGAL GAL⸣-u šá É—UŠ-te la ⸢tu-tar-ra⸣-a-ni-ni

§ 23 Prohibition against Killing Assurbanipal		§23 Prohibition against Killing Assurbanipal
o 259_T_iv_3259_T_iv_3	⸢šum-ma⸣ [at]-⸢tu-nu ^m⸣[aš]-⸢šur⸣—DÙ—[A DUMU]—MAN GAL šá É—UŠ-te	(259_T_iv_3) You shall not give [As]surbani[pal], the great crown [prince] designate, son of [Esarha]ddon, king of Assyria, yo[ur lord], a deadly drug to eat or to drink, [nor anoint him with it], nor practice [witchcraft] against him, [nor make gods and goddesses ang]ry [with him].
o 261–262_T_iv_4261–262_T_iv_4	⸢DUMU⸣ [^maš-šur—PAB]—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur [EN-ku]-nu šam-mu šá mu-a-⸢te^?-šú⸣
o 262–263_T_iv_5262–263_T_iv_5	⸢tu-šá-kal⸣-[a]-⸢šú⸣-u-ni ⸢ta⸣-[šá]-⸢qi-a-šú⸣-ú-ni
o 263–264_T_iv_6263–264_T_iv_6	[ta-pa-šá-šá-šú-u-ni kiš-pi] ⸢te-pa⸣-šá-niš-šú-u-ni
o 264–265_T_iv_7264–265_T_iv_7	[DINGIR-MEŠ u ^dIŠ.TAR is-si-šú tu-šá-az]-na-a-ni

§ 24 Action in Favour of Assurbanipal's Brothers		§24 Action in Favour of Assurbanipal's Brothers
o 266_T_iv_8266_T_iv_8	[šum-ma at-tu-nu] ⸢a⸣-na ^maš-šur—⸢DÙ⸣—A	(266_T_iv_8) [You shall love] Assurbanipal, [the great crown prince] designate, [son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria], your [lord, like yourselves].
o 266_T_iv_9266_T_iv_9	[DUMU—MAN GAL-u] ⸢šá É—UŠ⸣-te
o 267_T_iv_10267_T_iv_10	[DUMU ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN]-ku-nu
o 268_T_iv_11268_T_iv_11	[ki-i nap-šá-te-ku-nu la tar-ʾa-ma-a]-ni
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§ 29 Injunction against Fomenting Strife between Prince and His Brothers		§29 Injunction against Fomenting Strife between Prince and His Brothers
o 344_T_v_1344_T_v_1	at-tu-nu ta-šam^!-ma-a-⸢ni la⸣ DÙG.GA-⸢tú⸣ šá ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šú	(344_T_v_1) [If someone involves you in a plot, be it one of his brothers, his uncles, his relations, a member of his father's line, a eunuch or a bearded (courtier), an Assyrian or a foreigner, or any human being at all, saying: "Slander his brothers, sons by his own mother, before him, make it come to a fight between them, and divide his brothers, sons of his own mother, from him"], you shall not obey nor speak evil about his brothers in his presence, nor divide him from his brothers; you shall not let those who speak such things go free but shall come and report to Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate as follows: "Your father imposed a treaty on us and made us swear an oath concerning it."
o 345–346_T_v_2345–346_T_v_2	ina IGI-šú ta-qab-ba-a-ni ⸢TA IGI⸣ ŠEŠ-⸢MEŠ⸣-šú
o 346–347_T_v_3346–347_T_v_3	ta-par-ra-sa-šú-u-ni šum-ma qa-bi-a-⸢nu⸣-ti
o 347–348_T_v_4347–348_T_v_4	šá a-bu-tú an-ni-tú iq-ba-ka-nu-u-ni
o 348–349_T_v_5348–349_T_v_5	tu-ra-ma-šú-u-ni šum-ma la tal-lak-⸢a-ni-ni⸣
o 349–350_T_v_6349–350_T_v_6	a-na ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL-u šá É—UŠ-te
o 350–351_T_v_7350–351_T_v_7	la ta-qab-ba-a-ni ma-a AD-ka a-de-e
o 351–352_T_v_8351–352_T_v_8	ina UGU-ḫi is-si-ni is-sa-kan ú-tam-ma-na-a-ši

§ 30 Response to Attempts to Foment Strife		§30 Response to Attempts to Foment Strife
o 353_T_v_9353_T_v_9	šum-ma ta-da-ga-la a-na ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN	(353_T_v_9) You will not look at Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, or his brothers without reverence or submission. If someone does not protect him, you will fight them as if fighting for yourselves. You will bring frightful terror into their hearts, saying: "Your (pl.) father wrote (this) in the treaty, he established it, and he has made us swear it."
o 353–354_T_v_10353–354_T_v_10	GAL-u šá É—UŠ-te ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šú la pal-ḫu-uš
o 354–355_T_v_11354–355_T_v_11	la kan-šu-uš EN.NUN-šú la i-na-ṣu-ru at-tu-⸢nu⸣
o 356_T_v_12356_T_v_12	ki ra-ma-ni-ku-nu ṣa-a-li la ta-ga-ra-šú-nu-ni
o 357_T_v_13357_T_v_13	pu-luḫ-tú NÍG.BA-MEŠ-te ina ŠÀ-⸢bi⸣-šú-nu
o 358_T_v_14358_T_v_14	la tu-še-rab-a-ni ma-a AD-⸢ku-nu⸣ ina ŠÀ-bi
o 358–359_T_v_15358–359_T_v_15	a-de-e is-sa-ṭar is-sa-kan ú-⸢tam⸣-ma-na-a-ši

§ 30a		§ 30a
o 353_T_v_16353_T_v_16	šum-ma ta-da-ga-la a-na <^m>aš-šur—<$x$>—DÙ—A	(353_T_v_16) You will not look at Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, or his brothers without reverence or submission. If someone does not protect him, you will fight them as if fighting for [your]se[lves]. You will bring frightful terror into their hearts, saying: "Your (pl.) father wrote (this) in the treaty, he established it, and he has made us swear it."
o 353–354_T_v_17353–354_T_v_17	DUMU—LUGAL GAL-u šá É—UŠ-ti ŠEŠ-MEŠ-<$x$>-šú
o 354–355_T_v_18354–355_T_v_18	⸢la pal-ḫu-uš la⸣ kan-šú-⸢uš⸣ EN.NUN-šú la i-na-ṣu-⸢ru⸣
o 355–356_T_v_19355–356_T_v_19	at-tu-nu ki ra-[ma-ni-ku-nu] ṣa-a-li
o 356–357_T_v_20356–357_T_v_20	la ta-ga-ra-šú-nu-ni pu-⸢luḫ-tú NÍG.BA-MEŠ-te⸣
o 357–358_T_v_21357–358_T_v_21	ina ŠÀ-bi-šú-nu la tu-še-rab-a-⸢ni⸣
o 358–359_T_v_22358–359_T_v_22	ma-a AD-ku-nu ina ŠÀ a-de-e is-sa-ṭar
o 359_T_v_23359_T_v_23	is-sa-kan ú-tam-ma-na-a-ši

§ 31 Injunction against Fomenting Strife after Assurbanipal's Accession		§31 Injunction against Fomenting Strife after Assurbanipal's Accession
o 360_T_v_24360_T_v_24	šum-ma at-tu-nu ki-ma <^m>aš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur.KI	(360_T_v_24) When Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, passes away and Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, ascends the royal throne, you shall not say any evil word about his brothers, sons of his own mother, before their brother nor try to make them hateful (saying): "Bring your hand against them for an evil deed." You shall not alienate them from Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, nor shall you say any evil word about them in the presence of their brother. (As for) the positions which Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, their father, assigned them, you shall not speak in the presence of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, (trying to make him) remove them from their positions.
o 360–361_T_v_25360–361_T_v_25	EN-ku-nu a-na šim-ti it-ta-lak
o 361–362_T_v_26361–362_T_v_26	^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL-u šá É—UŠ-ti
o 362_T_v_27362_T_v_27	ina GIŠ.GU.ZA LUGAL-ti it-tu-šib
o 363_T_v_28363_T_v_28	a-bu-tú la DÙG.GA-tú šá ⸢ŠEŠ-MEŠ⸣-šú DUMU AMA-šú
o 364_T_v_29364_T_v_29	ina IGI ŠEŠ-šú-nu ta-qab-ba-a-ni ⸢tu-šá⸣-an-za-ra-ni
o 365_T_v_30365_T_v_30	ma ŠU.2-ka ina ḪUL-ti ina ŠÀ-bi-šú-nu ú-bíl
o 366–367_T_v_31366–367_T_v_31	šum-ma TA IGI ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL šá É—UŠ-ti
o 367–368_T_v_32367–368_T_v_32	tu-nak-kar-a-šá-nu-u-ni di-ib-bi-šú-nu
o 368-369_T_v_33368-369_T_v_33	⸢la SIG₅-MEŠ ina IGI⸣ ŠEŠ-šú-nu ta-qa-ba-a-ni
o 369–370_T_v_34369–370_T_v_34	ma-za-su šá ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur AD-šú-nu u-kal-lim-u-šá-nu-⸢ni⸣
o 370–371_T_v_35370–371_T_v_35	ina IGI ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL-u šá ⸢É⸣—UŠ-te ta-qab-ba-a-ni
o 372_T_v_36372_T_v_36	TA ŠÀ ma-za-⸢sú⸣-šú-nu ú-na-⸢kar⸣-u-šá-nu-ni

§ 32 Prohibition against Invalidation of Oath		§32 Prohibition against Invalidation of Oath
o 373_T_v_37373_T_v_37	šum-ma at-tu-nu sar-⸢bu^?⸣ [ša ina UGU DINGIR]-⸢MEŠ⸣ šá UKKIN	(373_T_v_37) You shall not smear your face, your hands, and your [throat] with ... [against the god]s of the assembly, nor [tie] it in your lap, nor d[o] anything to undo the oath.
o 374_T_v_38374_T_v_38	lu pa-ni-ku-nu lu ŠU.2-ku-⸢nu⸣ [(x) x x x]-⸢ku⸣-nu
o 375–376_T_v_39375–376_T_v_39	ta-pa-šá-šá-ni ina si-qi-ku-nu ⸢ta⸣-[rak-kas-a-ni]
o 376_T_v_40376_T_v_40	šá ma-mit pa-šá-ri^! te-⸢pa⸣-[šá-a-ni]

§ 33 Prohibition against Undoing the Oath		§33 Prohibition against Undoing the Oath
o 377_T_v_41377_T_v_41	šum-ma at-tu-nu tur-tu tu-tar-ra-a-ni	(377_T_v_41) You shall not try to revoke or undo (this) oath ... [...]; you shall neither think of nor perform a ritual to revoke or undo this oath. You and your sons to be born in the future will be bound by this oath concerning Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, from this day on until what(ever) comes after this treaty.
o 378–379_T_v_42378–379_T_v_42	ma-mit ta-pa-šar-a-ni ši-in-ga-ti ⸢me⸣-me-ni
o 379_T_v_43379_T_v_43	šá tur-ti tur-ri ma-mit pa-šá-ri ta-ḫa-sa-sa-ni-ni
o 380_T_v_44380_T_v_44	⸢te⸣-ep-pa-šá-a-ni ta-mì-tú an-ni-tú a-na ^maš-šur—DÙ—⸢A⸣
o 380–381_T_v_45380–381_T_v_45	DUMU—MAN GAL-u šá É—UŠ-te DUMU ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur
o 381–382_T_v_46381–382_T_v_46	EN-ku-nu TA UD-me an-ni-e a-di šá EGIR a-de-e
o 383–384_T_v_47383–384_T_v_47	ib-ba-šú-u-ni at-tu-nu DUMU-⸢MEŠ⸣-ku-nu <ša> a-na UD-me
o 384_T_v_48384_T_v_48	ṣa-a-ti ib-ba-šú-u-ni ta-ʾa-ku-nu

§ 34 Attitude toward Swearing the Oath		§34 Attitude toward Swearing the Oath
o 385_T_v_49385_T_v_49	šum-ma at-tu-⸢nu⸣ ki ina kaq-qar ta-mì-ti	(385_T_v_49) While you stand on the place of this oath, you shall not swear this oath with your lips only but shall swear it wholeheartedly; you shall teach it to your [sons] to be born after this treaty; you shall not feign unclean illness but take part in this treaty of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, concerning Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate. In the future and forever Aššur will be your god, and Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, will be your lord. May your sons and your grandsons fear his sons.
o 385–386_T_v_50385–386_T_v_50	⸢an⸣-ni-ti ta-za-za-⸢a⸣-ni ta-mì-tú šá ⸢da⸣-bab-ti
o 386–387_T_v_51386–387_T_v_51	⸢šap⸣-ti ta-tam-ma-ni ina ⸢gu⸣-mur-ti ŠÀ-ku-nu
o 387_T_v_52387_T_v_52	la ⸢ta-tam-ma⸣-a-ni a-na [DUMU-MEŠ]-ku-nu
o 387–388_T_v_53387–388_T_v_53	šá EGIR a-de-e ib-ba-áš-⸢šú⸣-[u]-⸢ni⸣
o 388–389_T_v_54388–389_T_v_54	la tu-šal-ma-da-a-ni šum-ma at-tu-nu
o 389–390_T_v_55389–390_T_v_55	GIG la SIKIL ina UGU ra-ma-ni-ku-⸢nu⸣ ta-šá-kan-a-⸢ni⸣
o 390–391_T_v_56390–391_T_v_56	ina ŠÀ a-de-e šá ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur šá ina UGU ^maš-šur—DÙ—A
o 391–392_T_v_57391–392_T_v_57	DUMU—MAN GAL šá É—UŠ-te la te-er-rab-a-ni
o 393_T_v_58393_T_v_58	a-na EGIR UD-me a-na UD-me ṣa-a-ti aš-šur DINGIR-ku-nu
o 394_T_v_59394_T_v_59	^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL šá É—UŠ-te ⸢EN⸣-ku-nu
o 395–396_T_v_60395–396_T_v_60	⸢DUMU⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU—DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu a-⸢na DUMU⸣-MEŠ-šú ⸢lip⸣-lu-ḫu

§ 35 Obligation to Guard the Treaty Document		§35 Obligation to Guard the Treaty Document
o 397_T_v_61397_T_v_61	šá ma-mit ṭup-pi an-ni-e e-nu-u e-gu-u ⸢i-ḫaṭ-ṭu⸣	(397_T_v_61) Whoever changes, neglects, violates, or voids the oath of this tablet and transgresses against the father, the lord, (and) the treaty of the great gods(?) (and) breaks their entire oath, or whoever discards this treaty tablet, a tablet of Aššur, king of the gods, and the great gods, my lords, or whoever removes the statue of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, the statue of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, or the statue(s) of his brothers (and) his sons which are over him — you will guard like your god this sealed tablet of the great ruler on which is written the treaty of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, the son of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, your lord, which is sealed with the seal of Aššur, king of the gods, and which is set up before you.
o 398–399_T_v_62398–399_T_v_62	i-pa-sa-su AD EN a^!(e-)de-e DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ ⸢e-te⸣-qu
o 399–400_T_v_63399–400_T_v_63	i-par-ra-ṣu ma-mit-su-un gab-ba-šú-nu ⸢ṭup-pi⸣
o 400–401_T_v_64400–401_T_v_64	a-de-e an-ni-e ṭup-pi aš-šur MAN ⸢DINGIR⸣-MEŠ u DINGIR-⸢MEŠ⸣
o 401–402_T_v_65401–402_T_v_65	⸢GAL-MEŠ EN⸣-<MEŠ>-ía ú-na-kar-u-ma ṣa-lam ^maš-šur—PAB—⸢AŠ⸣
o 402–403_T_v_66402–403_T_v_66	MAN KUR—aš-šur ⸢ṣa⸣-lam ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—⸢MAN⸣ GAL ša É—UŠ-⸢te⸣
o 404_T_v_67404_T_v_67	lu ṣa-lam ⸢ŠEŠ-MEŠ⸣-šú DUMU.NITA-MEŠ-šú ša ⸢ina UGU-ḫi⸣-[šú]
o 404–405_T_v_68404–405_T_v_68	ú-na-kar-u-ni NA₄.KIŠIB <NUN> GAL-e an-ni-e
o 405–406_T_v_69405–406_T_v_69	šá a-de-e šá ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL šá É—UŠ-te
o 406?_T_v_70406?_T_v_70	DUMU ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur EN-ku-nu ina ŠÀ šá-ṭir-u-ni
o 407–408_T_v_71407–408_T_v_71	ina NA₄.KIŠIB šá aš-šur LUGAL DINGIR-MEŠ ka-nik-u-ni
o 408–409_T_v_72408–409_T_v_72	ina IGI-ku-nu šá-kín-u-ni ki DINGIR-ku-nu la ta-na-⸢ṣar⸣-a-ni
§ 36 Injunction against Destroying the Document		§36 Injunction against Destroying the Document
o 410_T_v_73410_T_v_73	šum-ma at-tu-nu tu-na-kar-a-ni ina ^dGIŠ.BAR	(410_T_v_73) If you should remove it, consign it to the fire, throw it into the water, cover it in the earth or destroy it by any cunning device, annihilate or deface it,
o 411_T_v_74411_T_v_74	⸢ta⸣-pa-qid-da-a-ni a-na A-MEŠ ta-na-da-a-ni
o 412_T_v_75412_T_v_75	ina ep-⸢ri⸣ ta-kàt-ta-ma-a-ni ina mim-ma
o 412–413_T_v_76412–413_T_v_76	ši-pir ⸢ni-kil-ti⸣ ta-bat-a-ni tu-ḫal-la-qa-a-ni
o 413_T_v_77413_T_v_77	ta-sa-⸢pa⸣-na-a-ni

§ 37-56 Standard Curse Section		§37-56 Standard Curse Section
o 414_T_v_78414_T_v_78	^daš-šur MAN DINGIR-MEŠ ⸢mu⸣-šim NAM-MEŠ	(414_T_v_78) May Aššur, king of the gods, who decrees the fates, decree an evil and unpleasant fate for you.
o 414–415_T_v_79414–415_T_v_79	ši-mat MÍ.ḪUL^! la DÙG.GA-ti li-ši-im-ku-nu

§ 38		§38
o 417_T_v_80417_T_v_80	^d⸢NIN⸣.LÍL ḫi-ir-tú na-ram-ta-šú	(417_T_v_80) May Mullissu, his beloved wife, make your words evil, may she not intercede for you.
o 417–418_T_v_81417–418_T_v_81	a-⸢ma⸣-ti-ku-nu li-⸢lam⸣-mì-in
o 418_T_v_82418_T_v_82	a-a i-ṣi-ba-ta a-bu-tú-ku-nu

§ 38 A		§38A
o 418A_T_v_83418A_T_v_83	^d⸢a⸣-num MAN DINGIR-<MEŠ> GIG ta-⸢né⸣-ḫu	(418A_T_v_83) May Anu, king of the gods, let disease, exhaustion, malaria, sleeplessness, worries and ill health rain upon all your houses.
o 418A–B_T_v_84418A–B_T_v_84	di-⸢ʾu⸣-u di-lip-tú ni-sa-tú la DÙG.⸢GA UZU⸣
o 418B–C_T_v_85418B–C_T_v_85	⸢UGU⸣ nap-ḫar É-MEŠ-ku-nu ⸢li⸣-[šá-az-nin]

§ 39		§39
o 419_T_v_86419_T_v_86	^d30 na-nar AN-[e u KI.TIM ina SAḪAR.ŠUB-pu]	(419_T_v_86) May Sin, the brightness of heaven [and earth], clothe you [with leprosy and forbid] your entering [into the presence of the gods or king. Roa]m the desert like the [wild]-ass and the gazelle!
o 420_T_v_87420_T_v_87	li-ḫal-lip-ku-nu [ina IGI DINGIR-MEŠ u LUGAL]
o 420–421_T_v_88420–421_T_v_88	⸢e-re⸣-eb-ku-nu [a-a iq-bi ki-ma šér]-⸢re⸣-me
o 421_T_v_89421_T_v_89	⸢MAŠ.DÀ EDIN⸣ [ru-up]-da

§ 40		§40
o 422_T_v_90422_T_v_90	[...] ⸢x⸣ [x]	(422_T_v_90) [May Šamaš, the light of heaven and earth, not judge you justly. May he remove your eyesight. Walk about in darkness]!
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§ 43		§43
o 431_T_vi_1431_T_vi_1	^dSAG.ME.[GAR EN] ⸢DINGIR⸣-MEŠ MAḪ e-rab ^d⸢EN⸣	(431_T_vi_1) May Jupit[er], exalted [lord] of the gods, not show you the entrance of Bel in Esangil; may he destroy your life.
o 431–432_T_vi_2431–432_T_vi_2	ina É.sag-gíl ⸢a⸣-a ú^!(i-)kal-lim-ku-⸢nu⸣
o 432_T_vi_3432_T_vi_3	ma li-⸢ḫal⸣-li-qa nap-šat-ku-⸢un⸣

§ 44		§44
o 433_T_vi_4433_T_vi_4	^dAMAR.UTU DUMU.⸢UŠ⸣ reš-tu-ú ḫi-⸢ṭu⸣	(433_T_vi_4) May Marduk, the eldest son, decree a heavy punishment and an indissoluble curse for your fate.
o 433_T_vi_5433_T_vi_5	⸢kab⸣-tú ⸢ma⸣-mit la pa-⸢šá⸣-a-ri
o 434_T_vi_6434_T_vi_6	a-na ⸢šim⸣-ti-ku-nu ⸢li⸣-ši-im

§ 45		§45
o 435_T_vi_7435_T_vi_7	^dNUMUN—DÙ-tú na-⸢di⸣-na-at MU u NUMUN	(435_T_vi_7) May Zarpanitu, who grants name and seed, destroy your name and your seed from the land.
o 435–436_T_vi_8435–436_T_vi_8	MU-ku-nu NUMUN-a-ku-⸢nu⸣ ina KUR li-ḫal-liq-qi

§ 46		§46
o 437_T_vi_9437_T_vi_9	^dbe-let—DINGIR-MEŠ EN-⸢lat⸣ nab-ni-ti ta-lit-tú	(437_T_vi_9) May Belet-ili, the lady of creation, cut off birth from your land; may your nurses be deprived of the cries of little children in the streets and squares.
o 437–438_T_vi_10437–438_T_vi_10	ina KUR-ku-nu lip-ru-⸢us⸣ ik-kil TUR.DIŠ
o 438–439_T_vi_11438–439_T_vi_11	u la-ke-e ina SILA re-⸢bi⸣-ti li^!(la-)iz-za-ma-a
o 439_T_vi_12439_T_vi_12	ta-rit-ku-un

§ 47		§47
o 440_T_vi_13440_T_vi_13	^dIM GÚ.⸢GAL⸣ [AN]-e KI.TIM A.AN šam-ut-e	(440_T_vi_13) May Adad, the canal inspector of heaven and earth, cut off rain from your land, and may your fields lack grain, may he submerge your land with a great flood; may the locust who diminishes [the land] devour your harvest; may the sound of mill or [oven] be lacking [from your houses], may the grain for grinding dis[app]ear from you; instead of grain may your sons and your daughters grind your bones; may not (even) your (first) finger-joint dip in the dough, may the qāqānu-worm eat up the dough from your bowls. May a mother bar the door to her daughter. In your hunger eat the flesh of your sons! In want and famine may one man eat the flesh of another; may one man clothe himself in another's skin; may dogs and swine eat your flesh; may your ghost have nobody to take care of the pouring of libations to him.
o 440–441_T_vi_14440–441_T_vi_14	ina KUR-ku-nu ⸢lip-ru⸣-us ta-me-ra-a-ti-ku-nu
o 441_T_vi_15441_T_vi_15	li-iz-za-am-⸢ma⸣-a a-⸢na⸣ la DÙG.GA
o 442_T_vi_16442_T_vi_16	ina ri-iḫ-ṣi ⸢dan⸣-[ni] KUR-ku-⸢nu⸣ li-ir-ḫi-iṣ
o 442–43_T_vi_17442–43_T_vi_17	BURU₅ mu-ṣa-ḫi-ir [KUR] ⸢BURU₁₄-ku⸣-nu le-kul
o 443–444_T_vi_18443–444_T_vi_18	ik-kil NA₄.UR₅ u [NINDU ina É-MEŠ-ku-nu] ⸢a-a ib-ši⸣
o 444–445_T_vi_19444–445_T_vi_19	ŠE.PAD-MEŠ ⸢a-na ṭe-a-ni⸣ lu taḫ-[li]-qa-ku-nu
o 445–446_T_vi_20445–446_T_vi_20	ku-um ŠE.PAD-MEŠ eṣ-mat-⸢e⸣-ku-⸢nu⸣ DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu
o 446_T_vi_21446_T_vi_21	DUMU.MÍ-MEŠ-e-ku-nu li-⸢ṭe⸣-e-nu
o 446–447_T_vi_22446–447_T_vi_22	ki-ṣir šá ŠU.SI-MEŠ-e-ku-nu ina ⸢le⸣-e-ši
o 447_T_vi_23447_T_vi_23	⸢lu⸣ la i-ṭa-bu qa-qa-⸢a⸣-nu
o 447_T_vi_24447_T_vi_24	TA ŠÀ a-ṣu-da-a-ti-ku-⸢nu⸣ NÍG.SILA₁₁.GA
o 448_T_vi_25448_T_vi_25	le-kul ⸢AMA⸣ UGU DUMU.MÍ-ti-⸢šá⸣ KÁ-šá
o 448–449_T_vi_26448–449_T_vi_26	le-di-il ina bu-ri-ku-nu ⸢UZU⸣ DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu
o 449–450_T_vi_27449–450_T_vi_27	ak-la ina bu-bu-u-⸢ti ḫu-šaḫ⸣-ḫi
o 450_T_vi_28450_T_vi_28	LÚ UZU LÚ le-kul LÚ KUŠ LÚ
o 451_T_vi_29451_T_vi_29	li-la-biš UZU-⸢MEŠ⸣-ku-nu ⸢UR⸣.KU-MEŠ
o 451–452_T_vi_30451–452_T_vi_30	ŠAḪ-MEŠ le-ku-⸢lu⸣ e-⸢ṭam⸣-ma-ku-⸢nu⸣
o 452_T_vi_31452_T_vi_31	pa-qi-du na-⸢aq⸣ <<TA>> A a-a ir-⸢ši⸣

§ 48		§48
o 453_T_vi_32453_T_vi_32	^dIŠ.TAR be-let ⸢MURUB₄⸣ MÈ ina MÈ dan-ni	(453_T_vi_32) May Ištar, lady of battle and war, smash your bow in the thick of battle, may she bind your arms, and have you crouch under [yo]ur [enemy].
o 453–454_T_vi_33453–454_T_vi_33	GIŠ.BAN-ku-nu liš-⸢bir i⸣-di-ku-nu lik-si
o 454_T_vi_34454_T_vi_34	ina KI.TA ⸢LÚ⸣.[KÚR-ku]-⸢nu⸣ lu li-še-šib-ku-nu

§ 49		§49
o 455_T_vi_35455_T_vi_35	^dU.GUR qar-⸢rad⸣ DINGIR-MEŠ ina ⸢GÍR⸣-šú la ga-mì-li	(455_T_vi_35) May Nergal, hero of the gods, extinguish your life with his merciless sword, and [s]end slaughter and pestilence among you.
o 455–456_T_vi_36455–456_T_vi_36	nap-šat-ku-nu li-bal-li šag-gaš-tú
o 456_T_vi_37456_T_vi_37	NAM.ÚŠ-MEŠ ina ŠÀ-bi-ku-⸢nu liš-kun⸣

§ 50		§50
o 457–458_T_vi_38457–458_T_vi_38	^d⸢NIN⸣.LÍL a-ši-bát NINA.⸢KI GÍR⸣ ḫa-an-ṭu	(457–458_T_vi_38) May Mullissu, who dwells in Nineveh, tie a flaming sword at your side.
o 458_T_vi_39458_T_vi_39	it-ti-ku-nu li-ir-ku-us

§ 51		§51
o 459–460_T_vi_40459–460_T_vi_40	^d15 a-ši-bát URU.arba-ìl ARḪUŠ₄ ⸢gim⸣-lu a-a i-šá-kan UGU-ku-un	(459–460_T_vi_40) May Ištar, who dwells in Arbela, not show you mercy and compassion.

§ 52		§52
o 461_T_vi_41461_T_vi_41	^dgu-la a-zu-gal-⸢la-tú⸣ GAL-tú ⸢GIG⸣ ta-né-ḫu ina ŠÀ-bi-ku-nu	(461_T_vi_41) May Gula, the great physician, create sickness and weariness in your hearts and an unhealing wound in your body. Bathe in blood and pus as if in water!
o 462_T_vi_42462_T_vi_42	si-mu la-zu ina zu-uʾ-⸢ri^!?-ku⸣-nu li-šab-⸢ši⸣ MÚD-MEŠ šar-ku
o 463_T_vi_43463_T_vi_43	ki-ma A-MEŠ ru-⸢un⸣-ka

§ 54		§54
o 466_T_vi_44466_T_vi_44	^da-ra-miš EN—URU KUR.SI EN—URU KUR.⸢az-a-i^?⸣ A-MEŠ SIG₇-MEŠ li-mal-li-⸢ku-nu⸣	(466_T_vi_44) May Aramiš, lord of the city and land of Qarne (and) lord of the city and land of Aza'i, fill you with green water.

§ 54A		54A
o 466A_T_vi_45466A_T_vi_45	^dIM ^d<<DIŠ>>-ša-la šá URU.kur-ba-ìl si-⸢iḫ-lu⸣ UZU-MEŠ	(466A_T_vi_45) May Adad and Šāla of Kurba'il create piercing pain and ill health everywhere in your land.
o _T_vi_46_T_vi_46	⸢la⸣ DÙG.⸢GA⸣ ina ⸢zu⸣-mur KUR-ku-⸢nu⸣ li-šab-ši

§ 54B		54B
o 466B_T_vi_47466B_T_vi_47	^dšar-rat—a-am-qár-⸢ru⸣-u-⸢na⸣ TA ŠÀ-ku-⸢nu⸣ li-šá-ḫi-ḫa tul-⸢tu⸣	(466B_T_vi_47) May Šarrat-Ekron make a worm fall from your insides.

§ 54C		§54C
o 467_T_vi_48467_T_vi_48	^dba-a-a-ti^!(bal—)DINGIR <^d>a-na-an-ti—⸢^d⸣ba-a-a-ti—DINGIR	(467_T_vi_48) May Bethel (and) Anath-Bethel hand you over to the paws of a man-eating lion.
o 468_T_vi_49468_T_vi_49	ina ŠU.2 UR.MAḪ a-ki-li lim^!-nu-ku-nu

§ 55		§55
o 469–470_T_vi_50469–470_T_vi_50	^dku-KÁ ^dkar-ḫu-ḫa šá URU.gar-⸢ga⸣-miš ri^!?-im-ṭu	(469–470_T_vi_50) May Kubaba and Karhuha of Carchemish, put a serious venereal disease within you; may your blood drip to the ground like raindrops.
o 470–471_T_vi_51470–471_T_vi_51	dan-nu ina ŠÀ-ku-nu liš-kun ⸢MÚD⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu ki-⸢ma ti⸣-ki ina kaq-qar lit-tu-tuk^!

§ 56		§56
o 472_T_vi_52472_T_vi_52	DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ šá AN-e ⸢KI⸣.TIM a-ši-bu-te	(472_T_vi_52) May all the great gods of heaven and earth who inhabit the universe and are mentioned by name in this tablet, strike you, look at you in anger and curse you grimly with a painful curse.
o 472–473_T_vi_53472–473_T_vi_53	kib-ra-a-ti ma-la ina ⸢ṭup⸣-pi an-ni-e
o 473–474_T_vi_54473–474_T_vi_54	MU-šú-<nu> zak-ru lim-ḫa-⸢ṣu⸣-ku-u-nu
o 474–475_T_vi_55474–475_T_vi_55	li-kal-mu-ku-nu a-ra-tú ma-ru-uš-tú
o 475–476_T_vi_56475–476_T_vi_56	ag-giš li-ru-ru-ku-⸢nu⸣ e-liš ina TI.LA-MEŠ
o 476–477_T_vi_57476–477_T_vi_57	li-sa-ḫu-u-ku-nu šap-liš ina KI.TIM e-⸢ṭam⸣-ma-ku-nu	(476–477_T_vi_57) Above, may they take possession of your life; below, in the netherworld, may your ghost be deprived of water. May shade [and] daylight always chase you away, and may you not find refuge in a hidden corner. May food and water abandon you; may want and famine, hunger and plague never be removed from you.
o 477–478_T_vi_58477–478_T_vi_58	A-MEŠ li-za-mu-u GIŠ.⸢MI⸣ [u] Ú.DA lik-ta-še-du-ku-nu
o 478–479_T_vi_59478–479_T_vi_59	a-na pu-uz-ri šá-ḫa-ti ⸢la⸣ ta-nim-mì-da
o 479–480_T_vi_60479–480_T_vi_60	⸢NINDA-MEŠ⸣ u A-MEŠ li-zi-bu-⸢ku⸣-nu ⸢su-un-qu ḫu-šaḫ-ḫu⸣
o 480–481_T_vi_61480–481_T_vi_61	bu-bu-tú mu-ta-nu ina IGI-⸢ku⸣-nu a-a ip-pi-ṭir
o 481–482_T_vi_62481–482_T_vi_62	⸢si-si⸣ šá ar-da-ti-ku-⸢nu mat-nat šá LÚ.GURUŠ-ku-nu⸣	(481–482_T_vi_62) Before your very eyes may dogs and swine drag the teats of your young women and the penises of your young men to and fro in the squares of Assur; may the earth not receive your corpses but may your burial place be in the belly of a dog or a pig.
o 482_T_vi_63482_T_vi_63	ina ni-ṭil IGI.2-MEŠ-ku-nu UR.KU-MEŠ ŠAḪ-MEŠ
o 483_T_vi_64483_T_vi_64	ina ⸢re⸣-bit URU.aš-šur ⸢li⸣-in-da-šá-ru
o 483–484_T_vi_65483–484_T_vi_65	LÚ.ÚŠ-MEŠ-ku-⸢nu KI⸣.TIM a-a ⸢im⸣-ḫur ina kar-ši UR.KU-MEŠ
o 484–485_T_vi_66484–485_T_vi_66	ŠAḪ-MEŠ lu na-⸢aq^!⸣-bar-ku-⸢nu⸣ UD-me-MEŠ-ku-⸢nu⸣ lu e-ṭu-u
o 485_T_vi_67485_T_vi_67	MU-MEŠ-ku-nu lu ek-⸢la⸣ ek-le-ti	(485_T_vi_67) May your days be dark and your years dim, may darkness which is not to be brightened be declared as your fate. May your life end in exhaustion and sleeplessness.
o 486_T_vi_68486_T_vi_68	la na-ma-ri a-na ⸢šim⸣-ti-ku-nu li-ši-mu
o 487_T_vi_69487_T_vi_69	ina ta-né-ḫi di-lip-ti ⸢na⸣-piš-ti-ku-nu ⸢liq-ti⸣
o 488_T_vi_70488_T_vi_70	U₄.NÁ.ÀM a-bu-bu la maḫ-ru ul-tú KI.TIM	(488_T_vi_70) May an irresistible flood come up from the earth and devastate you; may anything good be forbidden to you, anything ill be your share; may tar and pitch be your food; may urine of an ass be your drink, may naphtha be your ointment, may duckweed be your covering. May demon, devil and evil spirit select your houses.
o 489_T_vi_71489_T_vi_71	li-la-am-ma na-aš-pan-ta-⸢ku⸣-nu liš-<$x$>-kun
o 489–490_T_vi_72489–490_T_vi_72	mim-ma DÙG.GA lu ik-kib-ku-nu mim-ma GIG lu ši-mat-ku-nu
o 490_T_vi_73490_T_vi_73	qi-i-ru ku-up-ru lu ⸢ma⸣-ka-la-ku-nu
o 491_T_vi_74491_T_vi_74	KÀŠ ANŠE.<NÍTA> lu maš-qit-ku-nu nap-ṭu lu pi-iš-šat-ku-nu
o 492_T_vi_75492_T_vi_75	e-la-pu-u šá ÍD lu tak-ti-im-ku-nu
o 493_T_vi_76493_T_vi_76	še-e-du ú-tuk-ku ⸢MÁŠKIM lem⸣-nu É-⸢MEŠ⸣-ku-nu li-ḫi-ru

§ 57 Vow of Allegiance to Assurbanipal		§57 Vow of Allegiance to Assurbanipal
o 494_T_vi_77494_T_vi_77	DINGIR-MEŠ an-nu-ti lid-gu-lu šum-ma a-ni-ni	(494_T_vi_77) May these gods be our witnesses: we will not make rebellion or insurrection against Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, or against Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, or against his brothers, sons by the same mother as Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, and the rest of the sons of Esar[ha]ddon, king of Assyria, or make [common] cause with his enemy.
o 494–495_T_vi_78494–495_T_vi_78	ina UGU ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur ù ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN ⸢GAL-u⸣
o 495–496_T_vi_79495–496_T_vi_79	šá É—UŠ-te u ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šú DUMU AMA-[šú]
o 496_T_vi_80496_T_vi_80	šá ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL-u šá É—UŠ-⸢te⸣
o 497_T_vi_81497_T_vi_81	u re-eḫ-ti DUMU-MEŠ ṣi-it—ŠÀ-bi šá ^maš-šur—[PAB]—AŠ
o 497–498_T_vi_82497–498_T_vi_82	⸢MAN KUR aš-šur si-ḫu⸣ bar-tú né-ep-pa-áš-u-⸢ni⸣
o 498–499_T_vi_83498–499_T_vi_83	[pi-i-ni TA LÚ].⸢KÚR⸣-šú ni-ša-kan-u-⸢ni⸣
o 499–500_T_vi_84499–500_T_vi_84	⸢šum-ma⸣ [mu-šam-ḫi]-ṣu-u-te mu-šad-bi-bu-⸢ti⸣
o 500–501_T_vi_85500–501_T_vi_85	⸢li-iḫ⸣-[šu ša] a-mat ḪUL-⸢tim⸣	(500–501_T_vi_85) Should [we hea]r of [instig]ation to armed rebellion, agitation or malicious whisp[ers], evil, [un]seemly things, or treacherous, disloyal talk against Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, and against his brother[s] by the same mother as Assurbanipal, the great crown prince [designate], [we] will not conceal it but [will rep]ort it t[o Assurbanipal], the great crown [prince designa]te, our lord.
o 501–502_T_vi_86501–502_T_vi_86	⸢la DÙG.GA⸣ [la] ⸢ba⸣-ni-tú da-bab sur-ra-⸢a⸣-te
o 502–503_T_vi_87502–503_T_vi_87	⸢la ke-na-a-te⸣ [šá ina] ⸢UGU⸣ ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN ⸢GAL⸣-u
o 503–504_T_vi_88503–504_T_vi_88	⸢šá⸣ É—UŠ-te u ⸢ŠEŠ⸣-[MEŠ]-šú DUMU ⸢AMA⸣-šú
o 504–505_T_vi_89504–505_T_vi_89	⸢šá⸣ ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL-u šá [É—UŠ-te ni-šam]-mu-u-ni
o 505–506_T_vi_90505–506_T_vi_90	[nu]-pa-za-⸢ar⸣-u-ni a-[na ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU]—MAN GAL-u
o 506–507_T_vi_91506–507_T_vi_91	[šá É—UŠ]-⸢te⸣ EN-in-⸢ni⸣ [la ni-qa]-bu-u-ni
o 507–508_T_vi_92507–508_T_vi_92	[UD-mu am-mar] a-ni-ni [DUMU-MEŠ-ni DUMU]—⸢DUMU⸣-MEŠ-ni	(507–508_T_vi_92) [As long as] we, [our sons (and)] our [grands]ons [are alive, Assurbanipal], the great [crown prince designate, shall be our king and our lord, and we will not set any other king or prince over us, our sons or our grandsons. May all the gods mentioned by name (in this treaty) hold us, our seed and our seed's seed accountable (for this vow)].
o 508_T_vi_93508_T_vi_93	[bal-ṭa-a-ni-ni ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN] GAL-u
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§ 58-106 Ceremonial Curse Section		§58-106 Ceremonial Curse Section
o 513_T_vii_1513_T_vii_1	⸢šum⸣-ma at-tu-nu ina ŠÀ ⸢a-de⸣-[e an-nu-te šá ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ]	(513_T_vii_1) If you should sin against [this] treaty [which Esarhaddon], king of Assyria, has concluded with yo[u] concerning Assurbanipal, [the great crown] prince designate, and concerning his brothers, sons by [the same] mother [as Assurbanipal], the great crown prince designate, and the [re]st of the offspring of Esar[ha]ddon, king of [Assyria, yo]ur lord.
o 513–514_T_vii_2513–514_T_vii_2	⸢MAN⸣ KUR—aš-šur šá ina UGU ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—[MAN GAL-u šá] ⸢É⸣-UŠ-⸢te⸣
o 515_T_vii_3515_T_vii_3	⸢ù⸣ ŠEŠ-MEŠ-šú DUMU ⸢AMA⸣-[šú šá ^maš-šur—DÙ—A]
o 515–516_T_vii_4515–516_T_vii_4	⸢DUMU⸣—MAN GAL-u šá É—UŠ-⸢te u⸣ [re]-⸢eḫ-ti DUMU⸣-[MEŠ]
o 516–517_T_vii_5516–517_T_vii_5	⸢ṣi⸣-it—ŠÀ-bi šá ^maš-šur—[PAB]—⸢AŠ⸣ MAN ⸢KUR⸣—[aš-šur] ⸢EN⸣-[ku]-⸢nu⸣
o 517_T_vii_6517_T_vii_6	<<⸢a⸣-de-e>> is-si-ku-[nu] ⸢iš-kun⸣-u-ni
o 517–518_T_vii_7517–518_T_vii_7	⸢ta-ḫa-ṭa-a-ni⸣ ^d[aš-šur AD] DINGIR-MEŠ ⸢GAL⸣-MEŠ
o 518_T_vii_8518_T_vii_8	[ina] GIŠ.TUKUL-MEŠ-šú ⸢e⸣-[zu]-ti li-⸢šam⸣-qit-ku-nu	(518_T_vii_8) May [Aššur, father] of the great gods, strike you down [with] his fierce weapons.

§ 59		§59
o 519_T_vii_9519_T_vii_9	⸢^d⸣IGI.DU EN a-šá-⸢re⸣-du UZU-MEŠ-ku-nu	(519_T_vii_9) May Palil, the foremost lord, let eagles and vultures eat your flesh.
o 520_T_vii_10520_T_vii_10	⸢Á⸣.MUŠEN zi-i-bu li-šá-kil

§ 60		§60
o 521–522_T_vii_11521–522_T_vii_11	⸢^d⸣É.A MAN ZU.AB EN IDIM A-⸢MEŠ⸣ la ba-la-ṭi liš-<te>-šir₄-ku-nu	(521–522_T_vii_11) May Ea, king of the Abyss, lord of the springs, ... you deadly water, and fill you with dropsy.
o 522_T_vii_12522_T_vii_12	⸢a⸣-ga-nu-til-la-a ⸢li⸣-mal-li-ku-nu

§ 61		§61
o 523_T_vii_13523_T_vii_13	⸢DINGIR⸣-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ šá AN-⸢e⸣ KI.TIM A-MEŠ u Ì.GIŠ	(523_T_vii_13) May the great gods of heaven and earth turn water (and) oil into a curse for you.
o 523_T_vii_14523_T_vii_14	⸢a⸣-na NÍG.GIG-ku-nu ⸢liš⸣-ku-nu

§ 62		§62
o 524_T_vii_15524_T_vii_15	⸢^d⸣GIŠ.BAR na-din ma-ka-⸢li a⸣-na DINGIR-MEŠ GAL-MEŠ	(524_T_vii_15) May Girra, who gives food to the great gods, burn up your name and your seed.
o 525_T_vii_16525_T_vii_16	⸢MU⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu NUMUN-MEŠ-⸢ku⸣-nu ina ^dGIŠ.BAR liq-mu

§ 63		§63
o 526_T_vii_17526_T_vii_17	KI.MIN DINGIR-MEŠ ma-la ina ṭup-⸢pi⸣ a-⸢de-e⸣ an-ni-e	(526_T_vii_17) Ditto, may all the gods that are mentioned by name in this treaty tablet make the ground as narrow as a brick for you. May they make your ground like iron (so that) nothing can sprout from it.
o 526–527_T_vii_18526–527_T_vii_18	⸢MU⸣-šú-nu ⸢zak-ru am-mar SIG₄⸣ kaq-⸢qu⸣-ru
o 527–528_T_vii_19527–528_T_vii_19	⸢lu-si-qu-ni-ku-nu⸣ kaq-qar-ku-nu ⸢ki⸣-[i] ⸢AN.BAR⸣
o 528–529_T_vii_20528–529_T_vii_20	le-pu-šu me-me-⸢ni ina ŠÀ-bi⸣ lu ⸢la i⸣-par-ru-ʾa

§ 64		§64
o 530_T_vii_21530_T_vii_21	ki-i šá ⸢TA ŠÀ AN⸣-[e] šá UD.KA.BAR A.⸢AN⸣	(530_T_vii_21) Just as rain does not fall from a brazen heaven so may rain and dew not come upon your fields and [yo]ur meadows; instead of dew may burning coals rain on your land.
o 530–531_T_vii_22530–531_T_vii_22	la i-za-nun-a-ni ki-i ḫa-an-ni-e
o 531–532_T_vii_23531–532_T_vii_23	A.⸢AN⸣ na-al-šu ina A.ŠÀ-⸢MEŠ⸣-ku-nu ta-me-ra-te-[ku]-⸢nu⸣
o 532_T_vii_24532_T_vii_24	lu la il-lak ku-um A.AN
o 533_T_vii_25533_T_vii_25	⸢pe⸣-ʾe-na-a-ti ⸢ina⸣ KUR-ku-nu li-iz-nu-na

§ 65		§65
o 534–535_T_vii_26534–535_T_vii_26	⸢ki⸣-i šá AN.NA [ina] IGI IZI la i-za-zu-u-⸢ni⸣ at-⸢tu⸣-nu	(534–535_T_vii_26) Just as lead does not stand up before a fire, so may you not stand before your enemy (or) take your sons and your daughters in your hands.
o 535_T_vii_27535_T_vii_27	[ina] IGI LÚ.KÚR-ku-nu ⸢la⸣ ta-za-a-za DUMU-MEŠ-ku-⸢nu⸣
o 536_T_vii_28536_T_vii_28	⸢DUMU⸣.MÍ-MEŠ-ku-<nu> ina ŠU.2-⸢ku⸣-nu la ta-ṣab-ba-ta

§ 66		§66
o 537–538_T_vii_29537–538_T_vii_29	⸢ki⸣-i šá NUMUN ša ANŠE.ku-⸢din⸣-[ni] la-áš-šu-u-ni MU-ku-nu	(537–538_T_vii_29) Just as a mule has no offspring, may your name, your seed, and the seed of your brothers, your sons and your daughters disappear from the land.
o 538_T_vii_30538_T_vii_30	⸢NUMUN⸣-ku-nu NUMUN šá ŠEŠ-⸢MEŠ⸣-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu
o 539_T_vii_31539_T_vii_31	⸢DUMU.MÍ⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu TA ⸢KUR⸣ li-iḫ-li-iq

§ 67		§67
o 540_T_vii_32540_T_vii_32	⸢ki-i šá SI⸣ [šá x x]-ni NUMUN u sík-kit KAŠ	(540_T_vii_32) Just as a shoot is [...], (and) seed(s) and the yeast of beer are [placed] within, and just as these seeds do not sprout, and the yeast of beer does not turn [t]o its ..., may your name, your seed, and the seed of your brothers and your sons disappear from the face of the earth.
o 541_T_vii_33541_T_vii_33	ina ŠÀ-bi [šak-nu]-ni ⸢ki⸣-i šá NUMUN-MEŠ-ni an-nu-te
o 541–542_T_vii_34541–542_T_vii_34	⸢la i-par⸣-[ru]-⸢uʾ⸣-u-ni-⸢ni⸣ u sík-kit KAŠ
o 542_T_vii_35542_T_vii_35	[a]-⸢na^? x-x⸣-ni-šá la ⸢ta⸣-sa-ḫar-u-ni
o 543_T_vii_36543_T_vii_36	⸢MU⸣-ku-nu NUMUN-ku-nu NUMUN šá ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu
o 544_T_vii_37544_T_vii_37	⸢ina⸣ UGU pa-ni šá kaq-qi-ri li-iḫ-li-iq

§ 68		§68
o 545_T_vii_38545_T_vii_38	⸢^d⸣UTU ina GIŠ.APIN šá AN.BAR ⸢URU⸣-ku-nu KUR-ku-nu	(545_T_vii_38) May Šamaš with an iron plough overturn your city, your country and your district.
o 545–546_T_vii_39545–546_T_vii_39	⸢na⸣-gi-ku-nu lu-šá-bal-kit

§ 69		§69
o 547_T_vii_40547_T_vii_40	KI.MIN KI.MIN ki-i šá U₈ an-⸢ni⸣-ti	(547_T_vii_40) Ditto, ditto; just as this ewe has been cut open and the flesh of her young has been placed in her mouth, may they make you eat in your hunger the flesh of your sons and your daughters.
o 547–548_T_vii_41547–548_T_vii_41	⸢šal⸣-qa-tu-u-ni UZU šá DUMU-šá ina KA-šá
o 548–549_T_vii_42548–549_T_vii_42	⸢šá⸣-kín-u-ni ki-i ḫa-an-ni-i ⸢UZU⸣-MEŠ
o 549–550_T_vii_43549–550_T_vii_43	⸢šá⸣ DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MÍ-MEŠ-ku-<nu> ina bu-⸢ri⸣-ku-nu li^?-<šá>-kil^?-ku-⸢nu⸣

§ 70		§70
o 551_T_vii_44551_T_vii_44	ki-i šá kab-su kab-su-tú UDU.NIM ⸢MÍ⸣.NIM-tú	(551_T_vii_44) Just as young sheep and ewes and male and female spring lambs are slit open and their entrails rolled down over their feet, so may the entrails of your sons and your daughters roll down over your feet.
o 551–552_T_vii_45551–552_T_vii_45	⸢šal⸣-qu-u-ni ir-ri-šú-nu TA GÌR.2-⸢šú⸣-nu
o 552–553_T_vii_46552–553_T_vii_46	⸢kar⸣-ku-u-ni ir-ri šá DUMU-MEŠ-⸢ku⸣-nu
o 553–554_T_vii_47553–554_T_vii_47	⸢DUMU⸣.MÍ-MEŠ-ku-<nu> TA GÌR.2-MEŠ-ku-nu ⸢li⸣-kar-ka

§ 71		§71
o 555_T_vii_48555_T_vii_48	[ki-i] ⸢šá⸣ MUŠ ⸢^d⸣NIN.KILIM ina ŠÀ [01]-et ḫu-re-te	(555_T_vii_48) [Just] as a snake and a mongoose do not enter the [sa]me hole to lie there together but think only of cutting each other's throat, so may you and your women not enter the same room to lie down in the same bed; think only of cutting each other's throats!
o 556_T_vii_49556_T_vii_49	⸢la⸣ e-rab-u-⸢ni⸣ la i-rab-⸢bi⸣-ṣu-u-ni
o 557_T_vii_50557_T_vii_50	[ina] UGU <na-kas> ZI-MEŠ ⸢šá⸣ a-ḫe-iš id-⸢da⸣-bu-ub-u-ni
o 558_T_vii_51558_T_vii_51	⸢at⸣-tu-nu MÍ-MEŠ-⸢ku⸣-nu ina ŠÀ 1-en É la te-ra-ba
o 559_T_vii_52559_T_vii_52	⸢ina⸣ UGU 01-et GIŠ.⸢NÁ⸣ la ta-⸢tal⸣-la ina UGU na-kas
o 559_T_vii_53559_T_vii_53	⸢ZI⸣-MEŠ šá a-⸢ḫe⸣-iš du-⸢ub⸣-ba

§ 72		§72
o 560–561_T_vii_54560–561_T_vii_54	ki-i šá NINDA-MEŠ ⸢GEŠTIN⸣ ina <ŠÀ> ir-ri-ku-nu e-⸢rab-u⸣-ni ta-mì-tú	(560–561_T_vii_54) Just as bread and wine enter into your intestines, (so) may they (= the gods) make this (oath) enter into your intestines and into those of your sons and your daughters.
o 561–562_T_vii_55561–562_T_vii_55	⸢an-ni-tú ina ŠÀ ir-ri⸣-ku-nu ir-ri šá DUMU-MEŠ-ku-⸢nu DUMU⸣.[MÍ]-⸢MEŠ⸣-ku-nu lu-še-ri-⸢bu⸣

§ 73		§73
o 563–564_T_vii_56563–564_T_vii_56	ki-i šá ⸢A-MEŠ⸣ ina ⸢ŠÀ⸣ tak-ku-si ta-nap^!-pa-ḫa-a-ni a-na ⸢ka-šú⸣-[nu]	(563–564_T_vii_56) Just as you blow water out of a tube, may they blow out you, your [women], your sons and your daughters; may your streams and your springs make their waters flow backwards.
o 564–565_T_vii_57564–565_T_vii_57	[MÍ]-⸢MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ⸣-ku-nu DUMU.MÍ-MEŠ-ku-nu li-pu-ḫu-ku-nu
o 565–566_T_vii_58565–566_T_vii_58	⸢ÍD-MEŠ-ku-nu IGI.2⸣-[MEŠ]-ku-nu A-MEŠ-ši-na a-na qí-niš ⸢lu⸣-sa-ḫi-ra

§ 74		§74
o 567_T_vii_59567_T_vii_59	⸢NINDA⸣-MEŠ ina pi-⸢it⸣-ti KUG.GI ina KUR-ku-nu ⸢lil⸣-qú	(567_T_vii_59) May they take [b]read away from your land in the same manner as gold.

§ 75		§75
o 568_T_vii_60568_T_vii_60	KI.MIN KI.MIN ⸢ki-i⸣ šá ⸢LÀL⸣ ma-ti-qu-u-ni MÚD-MEŠ šá ⸢MÍ⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu	(568_T_vii_60) Ditto, ditto; just as honey is sweet, so may the blood of your women, your sons and your daughters be sweet in your mouth.
o 569_T_vii_61569_T_vii_61	DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.⸢MÍ⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu ina pi-i-ku-nu li-im-ti-iq

§ 76		§76
o 570_T_vii_62570_T_vii_62	ki-i šá šá-aṣ-⸢bu⸣-ti tul-tú ta-kul-u-ni	(570_T_vii_62) Just as a worm eats provisions, so may the worm eat, while you are (still) alive, your own flesh and the flesh of your wives, your sons and your daughters.
o 571_T_vii_63571_T_vii_63	ina bal-ṭu-ti-ku-⸢nu⸣ UZU-MEŠ-ku-nu UZU-MEŠ šá ⸢MÍ⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu
o 572_T_vii_64572_T_vii_64	⸢DUMU⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.⸢MÍ-MEŠ⸣-ku-nu tu-is-su lu ⸢ta⸣-kul

§77		§77
o 573–574_T_vii_65573–574_T_vii_65	GIŠ.⸢BAN⸣-ku-nu liš-⸢bi-ru⸣ ina KI.TA LÚ.KÚR-ku-nu lu-še-ši-[bu]-ku-nu	(573–574_T_vii_65) May they (= all the gods) break your bow and subje[ct] you to your enemy; may they turn over the bow in your hands and make your chariots run backwards.
o 574–575_T_vii_66574–575_T_vii_66	GIŠ.BAN ina ŠU.2-ku-nu lu-⸢šá⸣-bal-ki-tú GIŠ.GIGIR-MEŠ-ku-nu a-na qí-niš ⸢lu-šá-di-lu⸣

§ 78		§78
o 576–577_T_vii_67576–577_T_vii_67	ki-i šá a-a-lu kaš-šu-⸢du⸣-u-ni de-⸢ku⸣-u-ni a-na ka-a-šú-nu	(576–577_T_vii_67) Just as a stag is pursued and killed, so may you, your brothers and your sons be pursued and killed.
o 577–578_T_vii_68577–578_T_vii_68	ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu ⸢DUMU⸣-MEŠ-ku-⸢nu⸣ lu-kaš-ši-du li-du-ku-ku-nu

§ 79		§79
o 579–580_T_vii_69579–580_T_vii_69	ki-i šá bur-⸢di⸣-šá-ḫi la ⸢ta⸣-da-gal-u-ni ina bé-eš-ka-ni-šá	(579–580_T_vii_69) Just as a caterpillar does not see and does not return to its cocoon, so may you not return (to) your women, your sons, and to your house[s].
o 580–581_T_vii_70580–581_T_vii_70	la ta-sa-ḫar-⸢u-ni at⸣-tu-⸢nu⸣ <ina UGU> MÍ-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu
o 581_T_vii_71581_T_vii_71	a-na ⸢É⸣-[MEŠ]-⸢ku⸣-nu la ta-sa-ḫu-ra

§ 80		§80
o 582_T_vii_72582_T_vii_72	KI.⸢MIN⸣ KI.MIN ki-i šá MUŠEN ina ⸢du-ba⸣-qi	(582_T_vii_72) Ditto, ditto; just as a bird is caught by a trap, so may they deliver you, your brothers and your sons into the hands of your enemy.
o 582–583_T_vii_73582–583_T_vii_73	i-sa-pak-u-ni a-na ka-šú-nu ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu
o 583–584_T_vii_74583–584_T_vii_74	DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu ina ŠU.2 LÚ.KÚR-ku-nu liš-ka-nu-ku-nu

§ 81		§81
o 585–586_T_vii_75585–586_T_vii_75	UZU-MEŠ-ku-nu UZU-MEŠ šá [ŠEŠ^?]-MEŠ-ku-nu MÍ-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu	(585–586_T_vii_75) May they make your flesh and the flesh of your [brother]s, your women and your sons as black as bitumen, pitch and naphtha.
o 586–587_T_vii_76586–587_T_vii_76	ki qi-i-ri ku-⸢up⸣-ri^!(ḫu) nap-ṭi lu-ṣal-li-mu

§ 82		§82
o 588–589_T_vii_77588–589_T_vii_77	ki-i šá ḫa-⸢e-pa-ru-uš⸣-ḫi ú-ma-mu ina kip-pi i-sa-pa-ku-u-ni	(588–589_T_vii_77) Just as a ... beast is caught in a snare, may you, your brothers and your sons be seized by the hand of your enemy.
o 589–590_T_vii_78589–590_T_vii_78	at-tu-nu ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu ⸢DUMU⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu ina ŠU.2 LÚ.KÚR-ku-nu na-ṣa-bi-ta

§ 83		§83
o 591–592_T_vii_79591–592_T_vii_79	UZU-MEŠ-ku-nu UZU-MEŠ šá ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu	(591–592_T_vii_79) May your flesh and the flesh of your brothers, your sons and your daughters be wasted like the flesh of a chameleon.
o 592–593_T_vii_80592–593_T_vii_80	DUMU.MÍ-MEŠ-ku-nu ki-i ⸢UZU⸣ šá ḫur-ba-bil-li lig-mu-ru

§ 84		§84
o 594–595_T_vii_81594–595_T_vii_81	ki-i šá ina ⸢ŠÀ ka⸣-ma-⸢ni⸣ [šá] LÀL ḪABRUD-MEŠ pa-lu-za-a-⸢ni⸣	(594–595_T_vii_81) Just as the honeycomb is pierced with holes, so may they pierce your flesh, the flesh of your brothers, your sons and your daughters with holes while you are alive.
o 596–597_T_vii_82596–597_T_vii_82	ki-i ḫa-an-ni-e UZU-⸢MEŠ⸣-ku-nu UZU-MEŠ šá ŠEŠ-MEŠ-⸢ku⸣-nu
o 597–598_T_vii_83597–598_T_vii_83	DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.⸢MÍ-MEŠ⸣-ku-⸢nu ina⸣ bal-ṭu-ti-ku-nu ⸢ḪABRUD⸣-MEŠ lu pa-⸢lu-za⸣

§ 85		§85
o 599_T_vii_84599_T_vii_84	ki-[i šá] ⸢BURU₅-MEŠ⸣ NUMUN bar^!(me-)mu kal-ma-tú mu-nu	(599_T_vii_84) May they cause your [towns], your land and your fields be devoured just [as with] locusts, ..., lice, caterpillars [(and other field pests)].
o (599)–600_T_vii_85(599)–600_T_vii_85	[(a-ki-lu) URU-MEŠ]-ku-nu KUR-ku-nu A.ŠÀ-MEŠ-ku-nu lu-⸢šá⸣-ki-lu

§ 86		§86
o 601_T_vii_86601_T_vii_86	ki-i zu-um-bi ina ŠU.2 LÚ.KÚR-ku-nu le-pa-šu-ku-nu	(601_T_vii_86) May they make you like a fly in the hand of your enemy, and may your enemy squash you.
o 602_T_vii_87602_T_vii_87	⸢LÚ⸣.KÚR-ku-nu li-im-ri-iṣ-ku-nu

§ 87		§87
o 603_T_vii_88603_T_vii_88	[ki-i šá] ⸢pi⸣-is-pi-su an-ni-⸢ú⸣	(603_T_vii_88) [Just as] this bug [st]inks, just so may your breath [st]ink before gods and king and mankind.
o 603–604_T_vii_89603–604_T_vii_89	[bi]-ʾi-šu-u-ni ⸢ki⸣-i ḫa-an-ni-e
o 604_T_vii_90604_T_vii_90	⸢ina⸣ IGI DINGIR-MEŠ ⸢u LUGAL⸣ u a-me-lu-te
o 605_T_vii_91605_T_vii_91	⸢ni-piš-ku-nu⸣ [lib]-⸢ʾi-i⸣-šu

§ 88		§88
o 606_T_viii_1606_T_viii_1	[a]-⸢na⸣ [ka-na-šú-nu MÍ-MEŠ-ku-nu ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-nu]	(606_T_viii_1) [May they strangle you, your women, your brothers] and your sons with a cor[d].
o 606–607_T_viii_2606–607_T_viii_2	DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu ina pi-til-[ti li-iḫ-na-qu-ku-nu]

§ 89		§89
o 608_T_viii_3608_T_viii_3	ki-i šá ṣa-lam šá ⸢DUḪ⸣.[LÀL ina IZI iš-šar-rap-u-ni]	(608_T_viii_3) Just as an image of w[ax is burnt in the fire] and one of clay dissolved in water, so may your figure be burnt in the fire and sunk [in] water.
o 609_T_viii_4609_T_viii_4	⸢šá⸣ IM ina A-MEŠ im-ma-ḫa-⸢aḫ-ḫu-u-ni⸣
o 610_T_viii_5610_T_viii_5	[ki]-i ḫa-an-ni-e la-an-ku-nu ina ^dGIŠ.BAR liq-⸢mu⸣-[u]
o 611_T_viii_6611_T_viii_6	[ina] A-MEŠ li-ṭa-bu-[u]

§ 90		§90
o 612–613_T_viii_7612–613_T_viii_7	⸢ki⸣-i šá GIŠ.GIGIR a-⸢di⸣ sa-si-šá ina MÚD-MEŠ ⸢ra-aḫ⸣-[ṣa-tu-u-ni]	(612–613_T_viii_7) Just as (this) chariot is dr[enched] with blood up to its base-board, so may yo[ur] chariots [be drenched] with your own blood in the midst of yo(ur) enemy.
o 613–614_T_viii_8613–614_T_viii_8	⸢ki⸣-i ḫa-an-ni-e GIŠ.GIGIR-MEŠ-ku-[nu]
o 614–615_T_viii_9614–615_T_viii_9	⸢ina⸣ MURUB₄ LÚ.KÚR-ku-<nu> ina MÚD-MEŠ šá ra-ma-ni-ku-⸢nu li⸣-[ra-aḫ-ṣa]

§ 91		§91
o 616_T_viii_10616_T_viii_10	ki-i pi-laq-qi lu-šá-aṣ-bir-ku-⸢nu⸣	(616_T_viii_10) May they (= all the gods) spin you around like a spindle-whorl, may they make you like a woman before your enemy.
o 617_T_viii_11617_T_viii_11	⸢ki⸣-i MÍ ina IGI LÚ.KÚR-ku-nu le-pa-šú-⸢ku⸣-[nu]

§ 92		§92
o 618_T_viii_12618_T_viii_12	KI.⸢MIN⸣ KI.MIN a-na ka-a-šú-nu ŠEŠ-MEŠ-ku-⸢nu⸣	(618_T_viii_12) Ditto, ditto; may they (= all the gods) make you, your brothers and your sons go backward like a crab.
o 618–619_T_viii_13618–619_T_viii_13	DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu ki-i al-lu-⸢ti⸣
o 619–620_T_viii_14619–620_T_viii_14	[a]-na qí-in-niš lu-šá-di-lu-ku-⸢nu⸣

§ 93		§93
o 621_T_viii_15621_T_viii_15	ki-i IZI la DÙG.GA-tú la SIG₅-tú lu-šal-bu-ku-[nu]	(621_T_viii_15) May they make evil and wicked things surround you like fire.

§ 94		§94
o 622_T_viii_16622_T_viii_16	ki-i šá Ì-MEŠ ina ŠÀ-bi UZU-MEŠ e-rab-u-ni	(622_T_viii_16) Just as oil enters (your) flesh, so may they cause this oath to enter into your flesh and the flesh of your sons.
o 623_T_viii_17623_T_viii_17	⸢ta⸣-mì-tú an-ni-tú ina ŠÀ^!-bi UZU-MEŠ-ku-nu
o 624–625_T_viii_18624–625_T_viii_18	⸢UZU⸣-MEŠ šá DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu lu-še-ri-bu

§ 95		§95
o 626_T_viii_19626_T_viii_19	ki-i šá a-⸢ra⸣-ru a-na ^dEN iḫ-ṭu-u-ni	(626_T_viii_19) Just as the Cursers sinned against Bel and he cut off their hands and feet and blinded their eyes, so may they annihilate you, and make you sway like reeds in water; may your enemy pull you out like reeds from a bundle.
o 627_T_viii_20627_T_viii_20	⸢kap⸣-pi šá Á-MEŠ-šú-nu GÌR.2-MEŠ-šú-nu
o 627–628_T_viii_21627–628_T_viii_21	⸢ú⸣-bá-ti-qu-u-ni IGI-MEŠ-šú-nu
o 628–629_T_viii_22628–629_T_viii_22	⸢ú⸣-ga-lil-u-ni ki-i ḫa-an-ni-e
o 629–630_T_viii_23629–630_T_viii_23	⸢lig⸣-ma-ru-ku-nu ki-i ⸢GI⸣.AMBAR-MEŠ ina A-MEŠ
o 630–631_T_viii_24630–631_T_viii_24	⸢lu⸣-ni-šú-u-ku-nu ki-i GI-MEŠ ina rik-si
o 631_T_viii_25631_T_viii_25	⸢LÚ⸣.KÚR-ku-nu li-šá-lip-ku-nu

§ 96		§96
o 632_T_viii_26632_T_viii_26	⸢šum-ma⸣ at-tu-nu ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ MAN KUR—aš-šur	(632_T_viii_26) If you should forsake Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate, and the other sons, the offspring of Esarhaddon, king of Assyria, going to the south or to the north, may iron swords consume him who goes to the south and may iron swords likewise consume [him] who goes to the north;
o 633_T_viii_27633_T_viii_27	⸢ù⸣ ^maš-šur—DÙ—A DUMU—MAN GAL-u ⸢šá É⸣—UŠ-te
o 633B–C_T_viii_28633B–C_T_viii_28	⸢ù⸣ re-eḫ-ti DUMU-MEŠ ṣi-it—ŠÀ-bi
o 633C–634_T_viii_29633C–634_T_viii_29	⸢šá⸣ ^maš-šur—PAB—AŠ ⸢MAN KUR—aš-šur tu-ram⸣-ma-a-ni
o 634–635_T_viii_30634–635_T_viii_30	a-na ZAG ⸢KAB⸣ tal-lak-a-ni šá a-na ZAG
o 635_T_viii_31635_T_viii_31	il-lak-u-ni GÍR-MEŠ le-ku-la-šu
o 636_T_viii_32636_T_viii_32	⸢šá⸣ a-na KAB il-lak-u-ni GÍR-MEŠ-me le-ku-⸢la-šu⸣

§ 96A		§96A
o 636A–B_T_viii_33636A–B_T_viii_33	⸢a⸣-na ka-a-šú-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MÍ-MEŠ-ku-nu	(636A–B_T_viii_33) may they burn you, your sons, and your daughters [l]ike a spring lamb or kid.
o 636C_T_viii_34636C_T_viii_34	⸢ki⸣-i UDU.NIM ga-⸢de⸣-e li-qi-lu-ku-nu

§ 97		§97
o 637_T_viii_35637_T_viii_35	ki-i šá ki-il-lu šá su-ʾe-e an-⸢nu⸣-[te]	(637_T_viii_35) Just as the noise of the[se] doves is persistent, so may you, your women, your sons and your daughters have no rest or sleep and may your bones never come together.
o 637–638_T_viii_36637–638_T_viii_36	⸢i⸣-ḫal-la-lu-u-ni at-tu-⸢nu MÍ-MEŠ⸣-ku-nu
o 638–639_T_viii_37638–639_T_viii_37	⸢DUMU⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MÍ-MEŠ-ku-nu la ta-nu-ḫa
o 639–640_T_viii_38639–640_T_viii_38	⸢la⸣ ta-ṣa-la-la eṣ-mat-⸢e⸣-ku-nu
o 640_T_viii_39640_T_viii_39	⸢a⸣-na a-ḫe-iš lu la i-qar-ri-ba
§ 98		§98
o 641_T_viii_40641_T_viii_40	ki-i šá lib-bu šá ḫup-<pi> ra-⸢qu⸣-u-ni	(641_T_viii_40) Just as the inside of a hole is empty, so may your inside be empty.
o 642_T_viii_41642_T_viii_41	ki ḫa-an-ni-e lib-ba-ku-nu li-ri-iq

§ 99		§99
o 643_T_viii_42643_T_viii_42	KI.MIN KI.MIN ki-i LÚ.KÚR-ku-nu ú-pa-taḫ-u-⸢ka-nu-ni⸣	(643_T_viii_42) Ditto, ditto; when your enemy pierces you, may there be no honey, oil, ginger or cedar-resin available to place on your wound.
o 644_T_viii_43644_T_viii_43	⸢LÀL⸣ Ì-MEŠ zi-iʾ-za-ru-ʾu MÚD-MEŠ—GIŠ.ERIN
o 645_T_viii_44645_T_viii_44	a-na šá-kan ⸢pi-it⸣-ḫi-ku-nu li-iḫ-liq-qi

§ 100		§100
o 646–647_T_viii_45646–647_T_viii_45	ki-i šá mar-tú mar-rat-u-ni ⸢at-tu-nu⸣	(646–647_T_viii_45) Just as gall is bitter, so may you, your women, your sons and your daughters be bitter towards each other.
o 647_T_viii_46647_T_viii_46	⸢MÍ⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU-MEŠ-ku-nu DUMU.MÍ-MEŠ-ku-nu
o 648_T_viii_47648_T_viii_47	⸢ina⸣ UGU a-ḫe-iš lu mar-ra-ku-nu

§ 101		§101
o 649_T_viii_48649_T_viii_48	⸢^d⸣UTU ḫu-ḫa-⸢ru⸣ šá UD.KA.BAR ina UGU-ḫi-ku-nu	(649_T_viii_48) May Šamaš clamp a bronze bird trap over you and your sons; may he cast you into a trap from which there is no escape, and never let you out alive.
o 649–650_T_viii_49649–650_T_viii_49	⸢DUMU⸣-MEŠ-ku-nu li-is-ḫu-up ina giš-par-ri
o 650–651_T_viii_50650–651_T_viii_50	la na-par-šu-di li-di-ku-nu a-a ú-še-ṣi
o 651_T_viii_51651_T_viii_51	⸢nap⸣-šat-ku-un

§ 102		§102
o 652_T_viii_52652_T_viii_52	ki-i šá na-a-du an-ni-tú šal-qa-tu-u-ni	(652_T_viii_52) Just as this waterskin is split and its water runs out, so may your waterskin break in a place of severe thirst; d[ie] of thirst!
o 652–653_T_viii_53652–653_T_viii_53	A-MEŠ-šá ṣa-pa-ḫu-u-ni ina kaq-qar ṣu-ma-mì-ti lap-⸢lap⸣-[tu]
o 654–655_T_viii_54654–655_T_viii_54	na-da-ku-nu lu ta-ḫi-bi ina ṣu-um me-e ⸢mu⸣-[u-ta]

§ 103		§103
o 656_T_viii_55656_T_viii_55	KI.MIN KI.MIN ki-i šá KUŠ.⸢E⸣.SIR an-ni-tú bat-qa-tu-u-⸢ni⸣	(656_T_viii_55) Ditto, ditto; just as these shoes are pierced, so may your shoes be pierced in a region of brier and sharp stones; crawl on your bellies!
o 657_T_viii_56657_T_viii_56	ina kaq-qar pu-qut-ti ga-zi-ri KUŠ.E.SIR-ku-nu
o 658_T_viii_57658_T_viii_57	lib-tu^!-qu ina UGU ŠÀ-bi-ku-nu piš-la

§ 104		§104
o 659_T_viii_58659_T_viii_58	^dEN.LÍL EN GIŠ.⸢GU⸣.ZA-e GIŠ.⸢GU⸣.ZA-ku-nu lu-šá-bal-kit	(659_T_viii_58) May Illil, lord of the throne, overthrow your throne.

§ 105		§105
o 660–661_T_viii_59660–661_T_viii_59	⸢^dAG⸣ na-ši ṭup-pi NAM-MEŠ DINGIR-MEŠ MU-ku-nu	(660–661_T_viii_59) May Nabû, bearer of the tablet of fates of the gods, erase your name, and destroy your seed from the land.
o 661_T_viii_60661_T_viii_60	lip-šiṭ NUMUN-u-ku-nu ina KUR li-ḫal-líq

§ 106		§106
o 662_T_viii_61662_T_viii_61	GIŠ.IG ina IGI-e-ku-nu lu-šar-ḫi-ṣu	(662_T_viii_61) May they (= all the great gods) cause the door to be soaked (in blood?) before your eyes. May your doors not open.
o 663_T_viii_62663_T_viii_62	GIŠ.IG-MEŠ-e-ku-nu lu la i-pat-ti-a


§107 Date and Colophon		§107 Date and Colophon
o 664_T_viii_63664_T_viii_63	ITI.GUD.SI.SÁ UD ⸢16^?⸣.KÁM	(664_T_viii_63) 16th day of Iyyar, eponymy of Nabû-belu-uṣur, governor of Dur-Šarrukku. The treaty concluded on behalf of Assurbanipal, the great crown prince designate of Assyria, and Šamaš-šumu-ukin, the crown prince designate of Babylon.
o 665_T_viii_64665_T_viii_64	lim-mu ^m^dAG—EN—PAB
o 665_T_viii_65665_T_viii_65	LÚ.GAR.KUR URU.BÀD—LUGAL-uk-ka
o 666_T_viii_66666_T_viii_66	⸢a-de-e⸣ ina UGU ^maš-šur—DÙ—DUMU.UŠ
o 667_T_viii_67667_T_viii_67	DUMU—LUGAL GAL-u šá É—re-du-ti
o 667–668_T_viii_68667–668_T_viii_68	ša KUR—aš-šur ⸢ù⸣ ^m^dGIŠ.NU₁₁—MU—GI.NA
o 669_T_viii_69669_T_viii_69	DUMU—LUGAL ša É—re-du-ti
o 669_T_viii_70669_T_viii_70	ša KÁ.DINGIR.RA.KI
o 670_T_viii_71670_T_viii_71	⸢ša⸣-ak-nu

Adapted from Jacob Lauinger, 2012 ("Esarhaddon's Succession Treaty at Tell Tayinat: Text and Commentary," Journal of Cuneiform Studies 64, 87–123). Lemmatised by Mikko Luukko, 2016, as part of the research programme of the Alexander von Humboldt Chair in the Ancient History of the Near and Middle East at LMU Munich (Karen Radner, Humboldt Professorship 2015). The annotated edition is released under the Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license 3.0 Please cite this page as http://oracc.org/saao/P500551/.

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