N iii 1 u múl[ sources.^300
DD r.2 ˹ ù˺ mu[l ]mušen (^)
M174 A iii 29 mul TI 8 mušen OV – The preposition determinative is written as MÚL in N, against MUL
in the other sources.
H iii 16 mul TI 8 mušen
N iii 1 DD r.2 múlmu[[ l ]mušen
M175 A iii 30 mul MAŠ.TAB.BA.GAL.GAL OV – A has a shorter form of the compound logogram for Tū’āmū,
“the Great Twins.”
H iii 17 [ B]A.GAL.GAL.LA
J ii 2 mu l MAŠ.TAB.BA.GAL.GAL[
M176 A iii 31 mul AŠ.IKU OV – The preposition determinative
(^) N iii 2 J ii 3 mumúll AŠ.IKU AŠ.IKU is written as MÚL in N, against MUL in the other sources.
DD r.3 m ]ul[
M177 A iii 31 mul GU.LA OV – The preposition determinative is written as MÚL in N, against MUL
J ii 3 in A and J.
mul GU.LA
N iii 2 múl GU.LA
(^) M178 A iii 31 (^) mul GU.LA u mul lu-lim SV(1) – The conjunction is lacking
between the proper names “the Great One,” and LulīmuGU.LA, “the ,
Stag” in DD.
H iii 18 J ii 3 L]A u mul GU.LA u [ mul lu-lim
N iii 2 DD r.3 múl ]GU.LA GU.LA u mumúll lu-lim lu-l[im
M179 A iii 31 mul lu-lim OV – The preposition determinative is written as MÚL in N, against MUL
in the other sources.
H iii 18 mul lu-lim
N iii 2 DD r.3 múmull lu-l[im lu-lim
(^) M180 A iii 32 (^) mul d MUŠ (^) OV – The preposition determinative
H iii 19 J ii 4 mm][uull MUŠ in the other sources. is written as MÚL in N, against MUL
N iii 3 múl d MUŠ
M181 A iii 32 mul d MUŠ OV – The preposition determinative
H iii 19 N iii 3 mmúl]ul d MUŠ MUŠ noun DINGIR is lacking from the proper Nira" in H.
(^) M182 A iii 32 (^) mul d MUŠ u mul SV(1) – The conjunction between the
(^300) Although the sign is broken in DD it is clearly not U. Only the vertical stroke of Ù is visible in D.J.
Wiseman and J. Black, CTN IV pl. XX.