| Number in this Volume | Museum Number | Description |
| 1 | 13856 | Large two column tablet. Unbaked; light
brown with dark spots. Top broken away
and left lower corner damaged. H. 6-½ inches;
W. 4-¼; T. 1-¾ - ¾. Liturgy of the cult of
Ishme-Dagan. See pages [245-257]. |
| 2 | 11005 | Upper part of a large two column tablet.
Unbaked; light brown. Top and left edge
of the fragment damaged. H. 3-¾; W. 3-¾;
T. 1-½ - ¾. Liturgy of Ishme-Dagan. See
pages [258-259]. |
| 3 | 7847 | Dark brown unbaked tablet. Right upper
corner slightly damaged. Right lower corner
broken away. Two columns. H. 8; W. 5-¼;
T. 1 - ½. Mythological hymn to Innini. The
obverse is translated on pages [260] to
[264], but
the reverse is too badly damaged to permit
an interpretation. The text ends with the
line, “Oh praise Innini,” the literary note
characteristic of epical compositions. The
scribe adds a note stating that there are 153
lines. Written by the hand of Lugal-ģe-a ...
son of E-a-i-lù(?).... |
| 4 | 7878 | Light brown
fragment from the left upper corner
of a large unbaked tablet. H. 3-½; W. 1-½ - 1;
T. 1-½ - 1. Duplicate of 7847. This tablet
omits the liturgical note, “Oh praise Innini.”
It has the colophon, “Written by the hand of
Ninurash-mu..., in the presence of
Nidaba-igi-pa(?)-...ģe-en.” |
| 5 | 15204 | Single column, dark brown tablet. Partly
baked. Left lower corner broken away.
H. 4-½; W. 2-½; T. 1-¼ - ½. Psalm to Enlil.
See pages [265-268]. |
| 6 | 2154 | Single Column, light brown tablet. Top and
left lower corner broken. H. 4-¼; W. 2-½;
T. 1-¼-½. Lamentation for Lagash. See
pages [268-272]. |
| 7 | 8097 | Single column, light brown tablet. Lower edge
damaged. H. 4-¼; W. 2-¼; T. ¾-½. Liturgical
hymn to Sin. See pages [276-279]. |
| 8 | 346 | Single column, dark unbaked tablet. Damaged
at top and bottom. H. 4; W. 2-½; T. 1--½.
Bilingual hymn. See plate [86]. |
| 9 | 8334 | Single column, light brown tablet, unbaked.
Left upper corner and top of reverse damaged.
H. 4-¾; W. 2-½; T. 1-¼-½. Hymn to Innini. |
| 10 | 8533 | Upper part of a large two column tablet. Light
brown, soft and crumbling. Purchased by
the Expedition in 1895, from Abu Hatab.
H. 3-¼; W. 5-½; T. 1-¼-½. Hymn to Enlil. |
| 11 | 7080 | Large light brown tablet; five columns; broken
perpendicularly at the middle. Isin period.
H. 8-¼; W. 4; T. 2. Liturgy to Enlil. Lamentation
for the city of Ur. See pages [279-285]. |
| 12 | 6060 | Nearly complete tablet; baked. Temple
library (IV). Second Exp. Two column
tablet; Cassite period. H. 4; W. 3-½; T. 1-½.
Cult symbols. See pages [320-342]. |
| 13 | B.M. 78239 | Upper half of large single column
tablet. Light brown, partially baked. H. 7; W. 6; T. 2.
Acquired by the British Museum in 1888.
Late Babylonian edition of the third tablet
of the liturgy elum didara to Enlil. See
pages [323-329]. |
| 14 | 11327 | Lower part of a large unbaked tablet, two
columns. Right half almost wholly broken
away. Myth of the water god Enki. H. 6;
W. 6-½; T. 1-¾. Probably a zag-sal hymn. |