STEPHEN LANGDON—THE EPIC OF GILGAMESH
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Col. II
1 aš-šum uš-[tu-] ma-ḫa-ru it-ti-ka. |
1 that he may join with thee in endeavor.”
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2 iluGilgamish šu-na-tam i-pa-šar |
2 (Thus) Gilgamish solves (his) dream.
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3 iluEn-ki-[dû w]a?-ši-ib ma-ḫar ḫa-ri-im-tim |
3 Enkidu sitting before the hierodule
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4 UR []-ḫa-mu DI-?-al-lu-un |
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5 [] im-ta-ši a-šar i-wa-al-du |
5 [] forgot where he was born.
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6 ûmê 6[1] ù 7 mu-ši- a-tim |
6 Six days and seven nights
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7 iluEn-ki-dû te-bi- i-ma |
7 came forth Enkidu
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8 ša-[am-ka-ta] ir- ḫi |
8 and cohabited with the courtesan.
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9 ḫa-[ri-im-tu pa-a]-ša i-pu-ša-am-ma |
9 The hierodule opened her mouth
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10 iz-za-[kar-am] a-na iluEn-ki-dû[2] |
10 speaking unto Enkidu.
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11 a-na-ṭal-ka dEn-ki-dû ki-ma ili ta-ba-áš-ši |
11 “I behold thee Enkidu; like a god thou art.
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12 am-mi-nim it-ti na-ma-áš-te-e[3] |
12 Why with the animals
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13 ta-at-ta-[na-al-]la -ak ṣi-ra-am |
13 wanderest thou on the plain?
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14 al-kam lu-ùr-di- ka |
14 Come! I will lead thee
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15 a-na libbi Uruk-(ki) ri-bi-tim |
15 into the midst of Erech of the wide places,
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16 a-na biti [el-]lim mu-ša-bi ša A-nim |
16 even unto the holy house, dwelling place of Anu.
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17 dEn-ki-dû ti-bi lu-ru-ka |
17 Oh Enkidu, arise, I will conduct thee
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18 a-na É-[an-n]a mu-ša-bi ša A-nim |
18 unto Eanna dwelling place of Anu,
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19 a-šar [iluGilgamiš] it-[.........] ne-pi-ši-tim(?) |
19 where Gilgamish [oppresses] the souls of men(?)
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20 ù at-[] -di [-] ma |
20 And as I ............
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21 ta-[] ra-ma-an- ka |
21 thou shalt ........ thyself.
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