SpTU 3, 109 [god list]
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r? 1r? 1 | Ninsun = his (Lugalbanda's) wife, | ||
r? 22 | (also known as) Ninegula = the lady of the Egula. | ||
r? 33 | Lugalhenŋal = the divine secretary of Lugalbanda. | ||
r? 44 | Lugalharrana = the divine secretary of Ninsun. | ||
r? 55 | Kurgulgul = the divine adviser of Lugalbanda. | ||
r? 66 | Abarhenŋal = the divine adviser of Ninsun. | ||
r? 7a7a | Lugalira = as before (Lugalira). | ||
r? 7b7b | Hanniš = his wife. | ||
r? 88 | ZiDU = the divine secretary of Lugalira. | ||
r? 9a9a | Meslamtaea = as before (Meslamtaea). | ||
r? 9b9b | Mammetu = his wife. | ||
r? 1010 | Zikarsi = the divine secretary of Meslamtaea. | ||
r? 1111 | Pabilsaŋ = as before (Pabilsag), | ||
r? 1212 | (also known as) Lugalamura = as before (Lugalamura). | ||
r? 1313 | Gula, (also known as) Ninkarak = his (Pabilsaŋ's) wife. | ||
r? 1414 | Amaʾarhuš, (also known as) ditto (Ninkarak) = the merciful mother. | ||
r? 15a15a | Duru = as before (Duru), | ||
r? 15b15b | (also known as) Pisaŋunug = as before (Pisagunug), | ||
r? 1616 | the divine herald of Kulaba. | ||
r? 1717 | NinKURDABUAN = his (Duru's) wife. | ||
r? 18a18a | Zababa = as before (Zababa). | ||
r? 18b18b | Bau = his wife. | ||
r? 1919 | [...] | [...] = the divine secretary of Zababa. | |
r? 2020 | [...] | dŠU | [...] = as before. |
r? 2121 | [...] | [...] = the lady of the open country. | |
r? 2222 | [...] | [...] = the lady of the open country. | |
r? 2323 | [...] dnin-ŋeštin-an-na-ke₄3 | [...] of Ninŋeštinana. | |
r? 2424 | [...] x ŠU₂ [x x] | [...] ... [...] | |
r? 2525 | [...]-⸢nu⸣-u₂ E₂ x [x] | [...] ... the temple of ... [...] | |
(rest of reverse missing) |
1This text is divided into two columns, often within a word.
2Duru's wife is more often Ninguʾesiraka
3Ninŋeštinana is the lady of the open country
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