ETCSLglossingSignSignSignSignSignSignSign name: A.PA.GISAL.PAD.SI.A (A.PA.GISAL.PAD.DIR)
Values: addir

A praise poem of Išme-Dagan (Išme-Dagan A + V) (c.2.5.4.01), line c25401.A.180
udšu2-še3lugal-ĝu10a-naam3-gu7ga-an-dug4a-naga-an-naĝ
UDšU2-šE3LUGAL-ĝU10A-NAAM3-GU7GA-AN-DUG4A-NAGA-AN-NAĝ
udšu2lugala-nagu7dug4a-nanaĝ
day(light)to coverkingwhatto eatto saywhatto drink
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Paragraph t25401.p10 (line(s) 160-182) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
An brought Ninkasi along with him …… to its ……, and I libated delicious …… beer, mixed with aromatic cedar essence, over the brickwork of E-kur. Daily I made the E-kur like a harvest-place, and each month on its seventh and fifteenth days I made the temple festive. Both inside and outside the house, like ……, I spread the scent of ……. (1 line unclear)laying …… oil, …… cream, ……, first-fruits of the gardens, dates, ……, on the table of Enlil, my master, ……. The main part of my food, …… drink, his favourite things ……. Enlil ……. I am the …… son of Enlil, I am the …… of Ninlil, I am the strong young man of the E-kur. I am the foremost, with respectful strength, making excellent food offerings. I am untiring, indefatigable. Daily I shall issue instructions for what my master will have to eat, and what I will give to drink, fulfilling the great commands of E-kur: thereby I carry out correctly the instructions of my master Enlil.
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