ETCSLglossingSignSignSign name: AN/AN.AN (MUL)
Values: mul, suḫub2
Enmerkar and En-suḫgir-ana (c.1.8.2.4), line c1824.A.133
iri-ĝu10dulḫe2-aĝe26-ešika-biḫe2-me-en
IRI-ĝU10DULḫE2-AĝE26-EšIKA-BIḫE2-ME-EN
iridulmeĝe26šikame
townto cover (together)to beI(pot)sherdto be
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Paragraph t1824.p10 (line(s) 128-134) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
The convened assembly answered him straightforwardly: "It was you who first sent a boastful (?) message to Unug for Enmerkar. You cannot hold back (?) Enmerkar, you have to hold back (?) yourself. Calm down; your heart will prompt you to achieve nothing, as far as can be known (?)." "If my city becomes a ruin mound, then I will be a potsherd of it, but I will never submit to the lord of Unug, the lord of Kulaba."
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