Pirigme

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1. mu pirig-me₃ ensi₂ : Year: “Pirigme is governor”

• not attested in this form but note RTC 182

a. mu en nina^ki ba-gub-ba : Year: “The en-priest was installed in Nina”

• RTC 183 (Girsu) rev. 7: mu en nina{ki#} ba-du-[a?]

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b. mu sagšu-pirig-me₃ ^dnin-gir₂-su ba-dim₂-ma : Year: “The pirigme-headdress was made for Ningirsu”

• RTC 256 (Girsu) rev. 9: mu sag#? pirig [x] {d#}nin-gir2-su ba-dim2

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c. mu ki-sur-ra ba-tag₄-a : Year: “Kisurra was abandoned”

• not attested

d. mu eš₂-gan₂-lugal ša₃ gir₂-su^ki-ke₄ ba-ta-e₃ : Year: “The royal measuring rope of the fields kept in Girsu was brought out”

• RTC 267 (Girsu) rev. 4: mu# esz2 GAN2 lugal sza3# gir2-su{ki}-ke4 ba-ta-e3

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e. mu ^giškeš₂-ra₂ abul ^dba-ba₆-ka ba-du₃-a : Year: “The bonds (of the doors) of the great gate of (the temple of) Baba were built”

• AOAT 25, p. 80 5 (Girsu) rev. 1: mu {gesz}kesz2-ra2 abul {d}ba-ba6-ka ba-du3-a

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f. mu išib-^dnin-gir₂-su maš-e i₃-pad₃-da : Year: “The iszib-priest of Ningirsu was chosen by means of the omens”

• Identified as an Ur-Ningirsu year name in RIME 3/1 (Edzard 1997, 7).
• RTC 208 (Girsu) rev. 4: mu iszib {d}nin-gir2-su
• ITT 4 7623 (Girsu) rev. 3: mu iszib {d}nin-gir2-su
• ITT 4 7624 (Girsu) rev. 2: mu iszib {d}nin-gir2-su-ka
• ITT 4 7625 (Girsu) rev. 2: mu iszib {d}nin-gir2-su-ka
• ITT 4 7626 (Girsu) rev. 2: mu iszib {d}nin-gir2-su
• ITT 4 8040 (Girsu) rev. 4: mu iszib {d}nin-gir2-su
• ITT 4 8119 (Girsu) rev. 4: mu iszib {d}nin-gir2-su
• ITT 4 8132 (Girsu) rev. 2: mu iszib {d}nin-gir2-su masz-e i3-pa3-da

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