ETCSLglossingSignSign name: PI
Values: be6, bi3, g̃eštug, me8, pa12, pe, pi, tal2, wa, we, wi

Inana and An (c.1.3.5), line c135.D.54
nam-lu2-ulu33šar2-ra-baĝiri3-ni-še3ḫe2-en-na-ab-sig10-ge
NAM-LU2-ULU33šAR2-RA-BAĝIRI3-NI-šE3ḫE2-EN-NA-AB-SIG10-GE
nam-lu2-ulu33šar2ĝiri3sig10
humanitypeopleto be numerousfootto place
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Paragraph t135.p19 (line(s) 46-55) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
An, who created gods and humankind, gazed at holy Inana { (1 ms. adds:) and addressed the favourite wife who travels by his side }, unable to describe this arrogance, this arrogance -- An was unable to describe { (1 ms. adds:) to Inana } this arrogance, this arrogance: "My child, …… you did not say …… -- you were able to capture E-ana! Inana, …… you did not say …… -- you were able to capture E-ana! E-ana should be as firm as heaven, { it should not be toppled } { (1 ms. has instead:) its attractions should never be exhausted }. Its name should be 'The Settlement of the Land'. { (1 ms. adds:) It should have no rival. } Mankind, all of the people, should prostrate themselves at her (?) feet." And now, under that sun and on that day, it was indeed so.
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