ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSign name: GAD.TAK4.SI (AKKIL and GAD.KID2.SI)
Values: akkil
The lament for Urim (c.2.2.2), line c222.G.155
dmu-ul-lil2-rani2-ĝu10šag4-ne-ša4ḫe2-em-ma-ak
DIĝIR-MU-UL-LIL2-RANI2-ĝU10šAG4-NE-šA4ḫE2-EM-MA-AK
en-lil2 (ES: mu-ul-lil2)ni2-ĝu10šag4-ne-ša4ak
Enlil (DN)myselfintercessionto do
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Paragraph t222.p26 (line(s) 151-160) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
"A second time, when the council had settled itself in the pre-eminent place, and the Anuna had seated themselves to ratify decisions, I prostrated (?) myself and stretched out my arms. Truly I shed my tears before An. Truly I myself made supplication to Enlil." Let not my city be destroyed," I implored them." Let not Urim be destroyed," I implored them." Let not its people perish," I implored them. But An did not change that word. Enlil did not soothe my heart with an "It is good -- so be it"."
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