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CT 58, 07 (P274202)

Literary, Old Babylonian, Sippar-Yahrurum · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationCT 58, 07
IDP274202
Museum no.BM 096692
CollectionBritish Museum, London, UK
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotSippar-Yahrurum (mod. Tell Abu Habbah)
Coordinates33.0605, 44.2552

Transliteration (ATF)

From Open Richly Annotated Cuneiform Corpus (ORACC) · CC BY-SA 3.0 (ORACC default); per-file JSON license fields say: This data is released under the CC0 license (133618)

Machine draft. The right-hand column is machine English from ixmon/atf-to-english (atf-en-t5base-F, 2026-10-17), generated line by line from the transliteration. It is unreviewed and is not a scholarly translation.

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3'[... mu-un]-na-da-ab-sa₁₀-⸢sa₁₀⸣... bought for him.
4'[... mu]-⸢un⸣-na-da-ab-sa₁₀-sa₁₀... I will buy for him.
5'[...] ⸢x⸣ mu-un-na-da-ab-si-ig-e... he silenced for him
6'[...]-na-ka gu₂ mu-un-na-la₂-eHe stretched out his neck in his ...
7'[... DU]-⸢DU⸣ er₂ im-da-še₈-še₈... weeps
8'[... DU]-DU er₂ im-da-še₈-še₈... weeps
9'[...]-DU-DU er₂ im-da-še₈-še₈... weeps
10'[...]-ŠID {gi}ub-zal ma-gu₇-e... eats the reed basket
11'[...]-ŠID {gi}ub-zal ma-gu₇-e... eats the reed basket
12'[...]-ŋu₁₀ {gi}ub-zal ma-gu₇-e... eats the reed basket
13'[...]-ma-ŋu₁₀ {gi}ub-zal ma-gu₇-e... eats the reed mat for me
14'[...] ninda-ŋu₁₀ nesaŋ₂ šu-ni ba-ab-šum₂-mu... his hand is filled with ninda-bread
15'[...] ninda-ŋu₁₀ nesaŋ₂ šu-ni ba-ab-šum₂-mu... his hand is filled with ninda-bread
16'[...] {d}utu e₃-a-ra i-bi₂-ni am₃-ši-ma-al... for Utu coming out, his face is there
17'[...] {d}nanna e₃-a-ra i-bi₂-ni am₃-ši-ma-al... for the one coming out of Nanna, his face is there
18'⸢uru₂⸣-a i-{d}utu {d}utu he₂-me-en gu₅-li-ŋu₁₀In the city, may you be Šamaš, Utu!
19'⸢uru₂⸣-a i-{d}nanna {d}nanna he₂-me-en du₁₀-us₂-sa-ŋu₁₀In the city I-Nanna, may you be Nanna!
20'u₈ muš-a-ka-ŋa₂ muš e₃-ba-ra-ab he₂-me-en gu₅-li-ŋu₁₀May you be the ewe of the snake, the snake that came out for you.
21'uz₃ ga-na-⸢ka-ŋa₂ ga⸣-an e₃-ba-ra-ab he₂-me-en du₁₀-us₂-sa-ŋu₁₀I want to pasture the goats for him, let me bring them out for you, may you be the one who soothes the sick.
22'{ŋeš}illar-ŋu₁₀-⸢ta dugud be₄-ma-ra-ab⸣ an-na hu-mu-un-niŋinMay the heavy arrows be thrown into the sky for you.
23'ur-ŋu₁₀ sa-ad-nim zi-ma-ra-ab amaš-a hu-mu-un-us₂-eUrbu, raise up the sadnim! May he sit in the sheepfold for you!
24'ma-a-ra kur-ŋar-ra lul-la-ra šu diŋir du₃-mu-naFor me, for the kurbara demon, the hand of the Ibir demon is his child.
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1'amaš ku₃-ŋa₂ i₃ saŋ ga-ra saŋ-ŋa₂ mu-zu ga-am₃-mi-in-pad₃I want to find your name in the pure sheepfold, a place filled with butter and milk,
2'{d}utu e-ne-eŋ₃-ŋa₂ ba-e-de₃-gub sipad-de₃ amaš-a-naUtu stood by him, the shepherd in his sheepfold
3'{d}nanna e-ne-eŋ₃-ŋa₂ ba-e-de₃-gub {d}dumu-zi amaš-a-naNanna stood by him, Dumuzi in his sheepfold
4'u₈ muš-a-ka-ni muš im-ma-ra-e₃ e-ne gu₅-li-niWhen he brings out the snake of her ewes, how does he roam around?
5'uz₃ ga-na-a-ka-ni ga-an im-ma-ra-e₃ e-ne du₁₀-us₂-sa-niWhen she gives birth to a goat, she comes out for you, how is she able to soothe her?
6'{ŋeš}illar-a-ni dugud im-ta-an-be₄ an-na mu-un-niŋinHe poured out the heavy billar of heaven.
7'ur-ra-ni sa-ad-nim im-ta-an-zi amaš-a mu-un-us₂-eHis dog raised the sadnim, he sat in the sheepfold.
8'e-ne-ra kur-ŋar-ra lul-la-ra šu diŋir mu-na-an-du₃For him, he built a false mountain for him.
9'amaš ku₃-ga i₃ saŋ ga-ra saŋ-ŋa₂ mu-ni im-mi-in-pad₃He has sworn by the name of the pure sheepfold oil, butter and milk,
10'⸢u₈-e⸣ min-am₃ mu-na-u₃-tu min-a-bi kir₁₁-am₃Two ewes gave birth to each other, two were female lambs.
11'[uz₃-de₃] eš₅-am₃ mu-na-u₃-tu eš₅-a-bi {munus}ašgarₓ(GAR₃)am₃The goat gave birth to a goat, its goat is a female kid
12'[min] ⸢gig₂⸣-ga mu-na-u₃-tu min-a-bi kir₁₁-am₃Ditto, the egig-disease gave birth to him. Its two are female lambs.
13'[eš₅] babbar-ra mu-na-u₃-tu eš₅-a-bi {munus}ašgarₓ(GAR₃)am₃The white cow gave birth to her, its cow is a female kid
14'[...] ša₃-ba harub nu-me-a {ŋeš}{u₂}kišig₂ mu-na-ab-la₂In its midst, where there was no ḫabû-tree, he spread out a juniper plant for him
15'[ga a-u₂] a-eštub nu-me-a a-gar₃-ra mu-na-an-de₂... without a marsh, he dug a canal for him.
16'[ga i]-⸢ti⸣-ir-da ⸢gu₂⸣-[en]-na nu-me-a ki-in-dar mu-un-na-ab-hašThe ... of the river, which is not the bank of the Euphrates, was surrounded by a net for her
17'[ga-ar₃] di₄-di₄ [su₇-še₃ mu-na]-du₈ sipad-ra amaš-a-naHe heaped up small grain heaps for him, the shepherd in his sheepfold
18'[ga-ar₃ gal-gal ŋidru-še₃ mu-na]-na₂ {d}dumu-zid-ra amaš-a-nafor Dumuzid in his sheepfold
19'[... mu]-un-la₂ u₅ zag-še₃ mu-un-la₂He carried ..., he carried oil on his shoulders
20'[... mu]-un-la₂ u₅ zag-še₃ mu-un-la₂He carried ..., he carried oil on his shoulders
21'[... mu-un-la₂] u₅ zag-še₃ mu-un-la₂... carried, he carried oil on his shoulders
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