ETCSLglossingSignSign name: LAL×LAL (LAL2)
Values: part of compound
Letter from Lipit-Eštar to Nanna-ki-aĝ about driving away the enemy (c.3.2.04), line c3204.7
a-na-aš-am3ĝe26-eXnu-zu-ĝu10-taza-ešuĝarlugal-zuli-bi2-in-gi4erin2šušag4-še3i3-ĝal2-a-ĝa2nam-lu2-ulu3-bali-bi2-ĝar
A-NA-Aš-AM3ĝE26-EXNU-ZU-ĝU10-TAZA-EŠUĝARLUGAL-ZULI-BI2-IN-GI4ERIN2ŠUšAG4-šE3I3-ĝAL2-A-ĝA2NAM-LU2-ULU3-BALI-BI2-ĝAR
a-na-ašĝe26Xzuzašuĝarlugalgi4erin2šušag4ĝal2nam-lu2-ulu3ĝar
whyIXto knowyou (sg.)handto placekingto returngroup of peoplehandheartto be (located)humanityto place
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Because of { enemy troops } { (1 ms. has instead:) the enemy }, { I, the king, have sent you a letter } { (1 ms. has instead:) I have sent a letter }. Atta-mannum, who pleases his lord, is (?) a better { servant to his lord } { (1 ms. has instead:) man } than you! Why is it that { you have not been avenging your lord, and not keeping me informed } { (1 ms. has instead:) while I (?) have kept the soldiers loyal (?), you have not stationed them among those people }? { (1 ms. adds:) So now you are to station the troops there. }
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