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+[{"id_text": "P240195", "project_name": "ccpo", "raw_text": "The month Barsagsag means Nisannu (I month), [because ...]. The month \u0160ab\u0101\u1e6di means Nisannu (I month), [because ...]. Because [...]. The month \u0160eb\u016bti means Ara\u1e2bsamnu (VIII month), [...]. The month \u0160er\u02bei-er\u0113\u0161i (wr. AB.S\u00cdN-URU\u2084-\u0161i) means Kisl\u012bmu (IX month), because AB.[S\u00cdN means \"furrow\" (\u0161er\u02beu) (?), as in] \"the farmer (err\u0113\u0161u) of pure plow, who [...],\" which is said in Lugale ud melembi nergal. The month Tam\u1e2b\u012bri means \u1e6ceb\u0113tu (X month), because in \u1e6ceb\u0113tu [...] rises and the people of the land [bring] offerings (ma\u1e2b\u1e2buru) to him. The month Silil\u012bti means \u0160ab\u0101\u1e6du (XI month), (it is called) Silil\u012bti [(...)] because in \u0160ab\u0101\u1e6du the betrothal of the gods [takes place]. The month \u1e2auldube means Addaru (XII month), HUL [means \"evil\" and D\u00daB means \"to crush\" (?)], because in Addaru Marduk crushed his enemies [...] and took kingship. From a writing board [whose original] was from A\u0161\u0161ur. [Written by Nab\u00fb-n\u0101\u1e63ir], son of Ea-patt\u0101ni, [...]."}, {"id_text": "P270807", "project_name": "ccpo", "raw_text": "(Tablet) \"If the patient vomits gall\" (= Sagig 23 1). \"When he spits, he keeps dribbling\" (i\u1e63arri\u0161) (= Sagig 23 unknown) means \"he keeps dripping,\" since \u0160UR means \"to dribble\" and \u0160UR means \"to drip.\" \"He continuously vomits dark blood (M\u00daD MUD)\" (= Sagig 23 unknown) M\u00daD means \"blood\" and MUD means \"dark\" [...] \"Light red\" (= Sagig 23 9) - (as in) IGI S\u00d9, IGI S\u00d9.A, S\u00d9.A, [S\u00d9.S\u00d9.A] (equal) \"iridescent,\" \"iridescent\" (fem.), \"light red,\" and \"light red\" (fem.) (quotation from Erim\u1e2bu\u0161 II 310-313). \"If he craves bread\" (= Sagig 23 unknown) refers to (the person) who without consideration [demands bread]. \"He moves\" (= Sagig 23 unknown) refers to (the person) who in (his) hand [...] [...] refers to (the person) who (has) bread in his hands. \"He m][oves\" ...]. [...] in his mouth [...]. [...] refers to (the person) who without co[nsideration ...]. ..."}, {"id_text": "P285998", "project_name": "ccpo", "raw_text": "[\u201cHe is battered\u201d (= Sagig IV 1)] \u2013 GAZ means \u201cto batter,\u201d GAZ means \u201cto append\u201d; DAB means \u201cto batter,\u201d DAB means \u201cto trample.\u201d [...] [... the \u201ctemp]le (?) (= Sagig IV 1) (represents) S\u00een; \u201ctemple\u201d (nakkaptu) (stems) from \u201cto stub,\u201d (as in) \u201cwarrior whose horns grow like those of S\u00een\u201d (= quotation from Lugale 143) [...]. K\u016bbu (= Sagig IV 1) means \u201cNergal,\u201d alternatively, it means \u201cAnunnaki,\u201d (as in) \u201cthe goddess of the Anunnaki in the dwelling [of K\u016bbu (?)\u201d (quotation from unknown literary text)]. [... SA]G?.G\u00c1.G\u00c1 means \u201cK\u016bbu,\u201d (because) SAG means \u201chead,\u201d SAG.\u00daS means \u201cto pay attention\u201d (lit. \u201cto hold, said of the head\u201d), SAG.G\u00c1.G\u00c1 means \u201cseizure of the te[mple\u201d ...] means K\u016bbu. (In) K\u016bbu (written ku\u2081\u2080-bi), KU\u2081\u2080 means \u201cdarkness\u201d and BU means \u201clight,\u201d (as in) \u201cyou drive (the baby) like a foetus from the womb [... towards the] ... of the brightness\u201d (quotation from unknown literary text). Alternatively, KU\u2081\u2080 means \u201cgloom\u201d and BU means \u201cbrightness,\u201d (it refers to) the torch, (i.e.), S\u00een, (which is) the god [...]. [(...)] K\u00d9 (?) means \u201cNetherworld\u201d and SU (?) means \u201cto guard,\u201d (as in) \u201cIn the depth you review the Anunnaki, the princes of K\u016bbu\u201d (quotation from \u0160ama\u0161 Hymn 31). \u201cThe temple [...] ... Pabilsag will fall upon him, it is warm and it is cold\u201d (because) \u201cin Kisl\u012bmu the sun stands in the Pabilsag constelation (i.e., Sagittarius) (and) it is win[ter]\u201d (quotation from Mulapin II gap A 7). AL.DU (= Sagig IV 2) (read as al-\u1e6d\u00f9) means \u201chard,\u201d (it refers) to the bloating of the belly. \u201cIt is constantly swollen\u201d (= Sagig IV 3) \u2013 \u201cto swell\u201d means \u201cto bloat,\u201d \u201cswol[len ...], \u201cbloated\u201d means \u201cswollen,\u201d (since) M\u00da means \u201cto bloat\u201d and M\u00da means \u201cto swell.\u201d The \u201cHand of his god\u201d (= Sagig IV 4) refers to the god d.<U\u2084>.UK.URU, (i.e.), the \u201cgod of the town\u201d (quotation from An = Anu VI 113), (since) d.[UG means god] and URU means \u201ctown.\u201d \u201cIt is imposed upon him\u201d (= Sagig IV 4) \u2013 U\u0160 means \u201cto impose,\u201d said of a hand; U\u0160 means \u201cto establish.\u201d \u0160UB-ut (= Sagig IV 5) means [...]. (The word) a-\u0161i-a (= Sagig IV 6) (stems from) \u201cto confuse\u201d (e\u0161\u00fb), i.e., \u201cto trouble.\u20Line truncated