CCP 7.2.u55 - Uncertain

Catalogue information
British Museum
BM 46864
81-8-30,330
Babylon›(Babylon)
CDLI: 
P461227
Commentary
Miscellanea›Unknown

Broken

Base text: 
Uncertain
Tablet information
Babylonian
Fragment
Columns: 
3 (or >)
Lines: 
i' 3, ii' 9, iii' 5
Size: 
3,1 × 5,0 cm
Neo/Late Babylonian, specifics unknown
Bibliography

CAD T 286b[= ta-ši-ḫu]

Reiner & Civil, 1974E. Reiner and Civil, M. , The Series HAR-ra = hubullu: Tablets XX-XXIV. Pontificium Institutum Biblicum, 1974.
[(2) This entry also appears in BM 46864, a text of unidentified character. The equivalences on the left-hand side are broken off; the right-hand side contains, after two fragmentary lines, the entries ta-ši-ḫu, mi-is-su-ú, e-qel ṣu-ma-mi-tum, ḫar-rum, MIN, [a]p-su-ú]: 6 ad Section 6

Record
Jiménez, 06/2016 (Transliteration)
Jiménez, 06/2016 (Translation)
Jiménez, 06/2016 (Introduction)
Jiménez, 08/2016 (Commentary markup)
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How to cite
Jiménez, E., 2016, “Commentary on Uncertain (CCP 7.2.u55),” Cuneiform Commentaries Project (E. Frahm, E. Jiménez, M. Frazer, and K. Wagensonner), 2013–2024; accessed April 24, 2024, at https://ccp.yale.edu/P461227. DOI: 10079/gb5mkzs
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Introduction

This small fragment preserves meager remains of a text written in tabular format. At least two columns and three sub-columns are preserved. Some of the entries are well attested in the lexical tradition, especially in the list Ḫarra = ḫubullu. It is likely that the fragment is part of an unusual lexical list, rather than a commentary.1

  • 1. Note that the tablet BM 46627 (81-8-30,93) = CCP 6.3.25, which belongs to the same consignment as the present tablet, is an unusual manuscript of Nabnītu with commentarial additions.
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BM 046864 (unpublished unassigned ?) [commentaries]

Obverse
Column i
i' 1'i 1'

[...]

⸢x x x⸣

...

i' 2'2'

[...]

⸢ma⸣-a-ti ⸢a?⸣-[x x]

[...] means land ...

i' 3'3'

[...]

a-la-⸢lu-ú⸣

[...] means “pipe.”

i' 4'4'

[ZÚ.LUM.A.SUR].⸢RA⸣

ta-ši-ḫu1

[ZÚ.LUM A.SUR.R]A means “a kind of vegetation.”

i' 5'5'

[...].⸢KAL⸣

mé-es-su-ú2

[...].KAL means “a trap.”

i' 6'6'

[...].⸢DA⸣

e-qel ṣu-ma-mi-tu₄3

[...].DA means “land of thirst.”

i' 7'7'

[...]

ḫar-rù

[...] means “ravine.”

i' 8'8'

[...]

MIN<(ḫar-rù)>

[...] means ditto.

i' 9'9'

[...]

⸢ap⸣-su-ú

[...] means apsû.

i' 10'10'

[...

x (x)] ⸢x x x x⸣

...

Column ii
ii' 1'ii 1'

GÍR ⸢x⸣ [...]

ii' 2'2'

GÍR.GÍR [...]

ii' 3'3'

É ⸢x⸣ [...]

ii' 4'4'

10 ZAR [...]

ii' 5'5'

AMBAR ⸢ZAR?⸣ [...]

1Restored after Ḫarra XXIV 254 (see CAD T 286b).

2The word messû, atteted only in lexical lists, is equated elsewhere with gišGÚ.SÈ.KI.IR, ḪI.du-su-uḫSUḪ, KUŠ.GU.LÁ, and SILA.TUR (see CAD M/2 29).

3The entry is also attested in Ḫarra XX §6 l. 1 (equated with A.ŠÀ AL APIN NU ZU).

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