Section 1ID=5: DAY 4: The king travels to Taḫurpa. Woodpile-rite at the river in Ḫišurla. Great assembly in Taḫurpa.

T[hey stack piles of wood by the river.]

The kin[g goes into Taḫurpa.]

In the ḫ[alentu- complex, a great assembly (takes place).]

[(This is) day n.]

Section 2ID=6: DAY 5: The king travels to Arinna and performs the nuntarriyašḫa- festival. Celebrations including the new yield. In Taḫurpa, the queen celebrates the Sun-Goddess of Arinna and Mezzulla.

On the next da[y, the king goes to Arinna]

and [celebrates] the nu[ntarriyašḫa- festival.]

[For] the nu[ntarriyašḫa-] festival [he places dannaš- bread of šepitt- grain] and fresh honey,

[and he libates young wine.]

The queen, however, [remains] in Taḫurpa

and [celebrates the Sun-goddess of Arinna] and Me[zzulla.]

She p[la]ces [the fresh (fruits of autumn)]

and the fresh (fruits of autumn) [are permitted] for con[sumption.]

[(This is) day n.]

Section 3ID=7: DAY 6: The royal couple return to Ḫattuša via Tatišga. The king celebrates all deities. Two great assemblies.

[On] the next day, the kin[g goes to Ḫattuša.]

He meet[s with the queen in the tarnu- building in the] g[rove at T]atišga.

[One grinds nothing]

and [gives] the kin[g to eat and drink.]

[They (i.e. the royal couple) return] to Ḫa[ttuša.]

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