ETCSLglossingSignSign name: SAG
Values: dul7, sa12, sag̃, šak
The debate between Copper and Silver (c.5.3.6), line c536.D.51
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KUGUR-DAIGILIB4-LIB4NIĝ2GUR4-RA-NI-šE3NU-TUM2
kugurigilib4niĝ2gur4tum2
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Paragraph t536.p18 (line(s) 47-51) Click line no. for paragraph-aligned layout of transliteration and translation.
Strong Copper cast his legitimate insults against Silver, and was full of hate against him -- insults of a miserable dog, like water from a brackish well. He exerted his powers against him to harass him. And at this, Silver felt thoroughly harassed; it did not befit his dignity.
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