Sacrificial Ritual
A ewe as a gift offering, a dove as a gift offering, a ewe as a gift offering;
kidneys and liver; an ox and a ram for El;
a cow for the gods; for Thukamuna-wa-Shunama a ewe;
for Rashap a ewe; as a burnt offering and as peace offerings, two ewes;
for [the god]; an ox and a ram for the gods; a cow for the gods;
for Baal a ram; for Athirat a ram; for Thukamuna-wa-Shunama a ram;
for Anat a ram; for Rashap a ram; for the circle of El and the assembly of Baal
[…] a cow; for Shalim […] a cow; and in the flames, a heart,
roasted, for the gods; for the Baals […] and emmer, five
ten, in full; as a presentation offering […]; for Baal of Sapan a ram;
for Tirathu a ram; for the goddess of […] a ram; for the goddess of […] a ram.
And at night: for Shapshu Pgr; and for the Thurumanu; in the house of the king:
for the god of the house a cow; for Ushkhara a cow; for Yamm a cow;
for Baal a cow; for Yarih a cow; for Kothar
a cow; for Thurumanu a cow; for Pidray a cow; for Daqqitu
a ewe; for Tirathu a ewe; for Rashap
[a burnt offering]; for Anat Hbly sacrifices; for Shapshu Pgr
[a cow]; for the two strangling goddesses two ewes;
for [Yarih] Kty a cow; and for the young woman a ram;
and thirty times; and […] the [altars].
A cow for the Lady of the Houses; birds
for the people of the gods.
Texts in conversation
Compare KTU 1.39:12 and Numbers 28:4
Ancient Near East, Ugaritic · Hebrew Bible
Summary
Passages
KTU 1.39:12
Ancient Near East, Ugaritic · Cuneiform Texts from UgaritNumbers 28:4
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