Inana and An
- D.50
lu2 dumu-ĝu10 ba-su nu-mu-e-dug4-ga e2-an-na-kam im-da-an-kar-re-en
- D.51
{d}inana-ke4 ba-su nu-mu-e-dug4-ga e2-an-na-kam im-da-an-kar-re-en
- D.52
e2-an-na an-gin7 ḫe2-ge-en zag saga11 nam-ba-an-tuku la-la-bi nam-mi-ni-⌈gi4⌉
- D.53
gu2-kiĝ2 kalam-ma mu-bi ḫe2-pad3-de3 gaba-ri na-an-?-tuku
- D.54
nam-lu2-ulu3 uĝ3 šar2-ra-ba ĝiri3-ni-še3 ḫe2-en-na-ab-sig10-ge
- D.55
e-ne-eš2 {d}utu ud ne-⌈en⌉-a ur5 ḫe2-en-na-nam-ma-am3
- D.56
e2-an-na an-da im-da-an-kar [X]-ta im-mi-in-ge-en
She had captured E-ana from An! She secured it ……. Now Inana speaks of the E-ana as the house that is the place of the lady. The goddess who has attained her triumphant position, Inana who has attained her triumphant position, declares in the good place: I have captured E-ana from An.
- D.57
ud-da {d}inana-ke4 e2-an-na e2 ki ⌈nin⌉-am3 im-me
- D.58
in-nin-e ki u3-ma gub-bu-ba šu sa2 dug4-ga-am3
- D.59
{d}inana-ke4 ki u3-ma gub-bu-ba šu sa2 dug4-ga-am3
- D.60
e2-an-na an-da im-da-kar-re-en ki dug3-ga im-me
- D.61
{d}nun-gal-e-ne dirig-ba
Because you are unmatched among the Great Princes, maiden Inana, praising you is magnificent!
- D.62
ki-sikil {d}inana za3-mi2-zu maḫ-am3
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