ETCSLtranslation : t.4.08.23 |
1-22. 23-38. May my sheep eat my aromatic plants of the fields, dripping with syrup, my plants, my licorice. May my sheep eat my ...... waterskin hanging from the saddle, my plants, my harub pods. May my sheep eat my grass spread out like a mantle, my plants, my meadow grass. May my sheep eat my native-born (?) of flourishing Sumer, my plants, my kali plants. May my sheep eat my unkempt long hair, my plants, my esparto grass. May my sheep eat my plants that ignore winter and summer, my plants, my date palm saplings. May my sheep eat my beautiful ...... plants with a head of fine hairs, my plants, my lilangi plants. May my sheep eat my ...... growing in the desert, my plants, my apple grass. 39-44. ...... and smeared milk and honey on it. The youth is gentle towards his spouse; the wild bull stands in prayer before her. He is gentle towards holy Inana. Embracing ......, he treats her gently. Dumuzid stands in prayer before her. |
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