ETCSLglossingSignSign name: DAR
Values: dar, gun3, tar2

Enmerkar and the lord of Aratta (c.1.8.2.3), line c1823.410
na4-gug-ĝiš-dilina4-za-gin3-ĝiš-dili-gin7šu-ni-aḫu-mu-un-ĝal2
NA4-ZA.GUL (GUG)-ĝIš-DILINA4-ZA-GIN3-ĝIš-DILI-GIN7ŠU-NI-AḫU-MU-UN-ĝAL2
na4-gug-ĝiš-dilina4-za-gin3-ĝiš-dilišuĝal2
string of cornelian beadsstring of lapis lazuli beadshandto be (located)
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Paragraph t1823.p33 (line(s) 397-411) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
"Messenger, speak to your king, the lord of Kulaba, and say to him: "Let him put in his hand and contemplate a sceptre that is not of wood, nor designated as wood { -- not ildag wood, nor šim-gig wood, not cedar wood, nor cypress wood, not ḫašur cypress, nor palm wood, not hardwood, nor zabalum wood } { (1 ms. has instead:) -- not ildag wood, nor šim-gig wood, not ḫašur cypress, nor palm wood, not cedar wood, nor zabalum wood, not cypress wood, nor hardwood }, not poplar as in a chariot, not reedwork as in whip handles; not gold, nor copper, not genuine kugmea metal nor silver, not cornelian, nor lapis lazuli -- let him snap off a splinter from that and hold it in his hand; let him hold it in his hand like a string of cornelian beads, a string of lapis lazuli beads. Let the lord of Kulaba bring that before me." So say to him."
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