Kurzbeschreibung |
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Version 9 includes texts previously identified as belonging to the Great Festival of Arinna (CTH 634). The fragments preserve more than 90 clauses of a lengthy god-drinking ceremony and largely duplicate the material found in Version 2. The decisive criterion for attributing these manuscripts to CTH 626 is the sequence of the toasted deities, which corresponds precisely by to that of Version 2.
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Texte |
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Literaturauszug aus der Konkordanz |
- E. Badalì, THeth 14/1, 1991: 76-78
- E. Badalì, VO 6, 1986: 46
- H. Gonnet, Mém.Atatürk, 1982: 60-64
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Inhaltsübersicht |
| Abschnitt 1ID=26 | Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex: first participants are ushered in. |
| Abschnitt 2ID=27 | Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex: priests are ushered in. |
| Abschnitt 3ID=28 | Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex: musicians are brought to play. |
| Abschnitt 4ID=29 | Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex: drinking rite for Tauri(t). |
| Abschnitt 5ID=30 | Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex: drinking rite for the Sun-goddess and Mezzulla. |
| Abschnitt 6ID=31 | Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex: drinking rite for the Storm-god of Zippalanda. |
| Abschnitt 7ID=33 | Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex: drinking rite for Inar / Stag-god. |
| Abschnitt 8ID=34 | Distributing the taparwašu- bread; ritual actions including the lord of the troops and people of Anunuwa singing in Hattian. |
| Abschnitt 9ID=35 | Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex: drinking rite for Wurunkatte (ZABABA). |
| Abschnitt 10ID=36 | Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex: drinking rite for Waḫiši. |
| Abschnitt 11ID=37 | Great assembly in the ḫalentu- complex: drinking rite for GAL.ZU. | |
History of publication |
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Ms A was formerly assigned to CTH 634 and edited by Gonnet H. 1982a: 60–64. Ms. B, with the join identified by Soysal, was recognised as duplicate of ms. A by Lorenz (see the Konkordanz).
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Tablet characteristics |
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Both manuscripts derive from three-column tablets.
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Palaeography and handwriting |
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Both manuscripts are written in the New Script.
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