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CT 58, 70 (P274267)

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

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DesignationCT 58, 70
IDP274267
Museum no.BM 078164
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.

LineATFMachine English (draft)
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1'[...] x-x
[...] e-re-⸢zu⸣ [...]-⸢na⸣ [...]... your servant ...
[... ar]-⸢di⸣-ka il-x [...] x [...]... your servant ... ...
[... am uru₂-ze₂]-⸢eb⸣{ki}ba-ke₄ e-re-zu mu-e-ši-⸢ŋen⸣ [sahar-<(ra ba-da-tuš)>]... the bull of Eridu, your servant, you have sat down in the dust
[aŋ₂]-⸢gig⸣ i₃-ak-a-bi-še₃ mu-e-ši-ŋen ⸢sahar⸣-<(ra ba-da-tuš)>You are the one who has done the a’egig ritual, you sit down with me in the sahar temple
⸢ma⸣-ru-uš-ti ep-šuEvil deeds
aŋ₂-hul an-gi₄-a-še₃ mu-e-ši-ŋen sahar-<(ra ba-da-tuš)>You have caused the evil of Angi to seize you, you have sat in the dust
⸢le⸣-mu-ut-ti im-hu-ru-šuThey received his supplication.
[x]-ni-da an-na-mar-ra-aš mu-e-ši-ŋen sahar-<(ra ba-da-tuš)>You are the one who ... for him, you sit in the dust
[...]-⸢it⸣ iš-ša₂-ak-nu-šu... he imposed upon him
[šu du₃]-⸢a⸣ a₂ la₂-a-bi-ta mu-e-ši-ŋen sahar-<(ra ba-da-tuš)>Hand of Du’ea, you have sat down in the dust
[ina ki]-mi u ki-siin kīmu and kisu
[i]-⸢bi₂⸣ si-ga-ni-ta mu-e-ši-ŋen sahar-<(ra ba-da-tuš)>After he has departed from his seat, he sits in the dust
si-ga-ni-ta ina e-re-em pa-nim(Sum) She is the one who smites with her horns (Akk) You are the one of the šigānu drum in the presence
[...] ⸢sar⸣-ni-ta mu-e-ši-ŋen sahar-<(ra ba-da-tuš)>... from his garden, you are the one who sits in the dust
[ina ...]-x gu-ul-lu-ub-tiIn ..., the slaughterer
[x šu]-⸢du₇⸣-a-ni-ta mu-e-ši-ŋen sahar-<(ra ba-da-tuš)>You are the one who has left his ..., you sit in the dust
[ina x-x šuk-lu]-⸢lu⸣-ti-šuin his šuklû-priesthood
[ni₂ hu]-⸢luh⸣-ha-bi-ta mu-e-ši-ŋen sahar-<(ra ba-da-tuš)>Because of this fearsomeness, you have sat in the dust
[ina pu-luh]-ti u gi-li-it-tiin fear and fright
[...]-gin₇ ki-za mu-e-ši-ŋen sahar-ra ba-⸢da⸣-[tuš]Like a ..., you have made me enter your place, I have sat down in dust
[ki-ma ...] ⸢aš₂⸣-ri-kaLike ... of your hand
[...]-⸢ur₃⸣ ši-ba mu-e-ši-in-[de₆]... he brought to you there.
[...]-x-ak-kum na-piš-ta-šu ub-la-⸢ak⸣-[kum]... his life he brought to you
[...]-⸢ak⸣-ak-e kuš₃ ki-a a-ra-⸢ab⸣-[tag-tag]I want to utter an arabe prayer to you on earth
[...] ip-ta-na-aš-[šil]... he opened for him
[...] šeš₄ a i-bi₂-ni [...]... his eyes ...
[...] di-ma-tu-šu [...]... his divinity
[...]-⸢gi⸣-ma i-lu-am₃ [...]... is a lament
[...] u₂-[...]... ...
[...] x-x x-x-[...]
[ša₃-zu de₃-en]-na-huŋ-e e-re-za ⸢bar⸣-zu [de₃-en-sed₄-de₃]May your heart be pacified to him, may your servant calm him
[ša₃-zu de₃]-en-na-huŋ-e e-re-za bar-zu [te-en-te-en]May your heart be pacified towards him, may your liver be soothed towards him
[...]-bi tug₂-gin₇ sig₃-⸢ga⸣-[na-ab]... its ... like a garment ...
[...]-x-x GIM ṣu-ba-ti [šu-hu-uṭ]... like a šubūtu-demon
[...] x-bi bar gi-gin₇ ⸢ak⸣-[a-ab]... its ... like a reed
[...]-x GIM qa₂-ne₂-e qu₃-[lu-up]... like a qanû-demon, smear
[...]-x-na na-aŋ₂-erim₂-ma de₃-[...]... may he not ... against him
[...] ma-mi-tu₂ ša it-mu-⸢u₂⸣(Sum) ... he is the one who ... (Akk) The ... of the land that he ...
[...]-⸢ab⸣ sar-ra-bi ka la₂-la₂-⸢ab⸣... its scribal lore is the mouth of a lala priest
[...]-x-li ši-ṭir-ta-šu pi₂-šiṭ... his lips are open
[...]-x mur₇-<<ma>>-ba zi-ga-an-ni-⸢ib₂⸣When he rises in the ... of the mountain range
[...]-x ina ta-ba-aš-ta-⸢ni⸣-šu šu-ut-bi-[šu]... in his distress, his hand
[... kug]-⸢sig₁₇⸣-gin₇ sahar kug-ga-na ⸢si₃⸣-ba-ni-⸢ib₂⸣Like a gold ebony he filled his gold sand with it.
[...]-u KU₃.GI šu-hu-uz su-mu-⸢uk-ta⸣-am x-[...](Sum) ... of gold, the one who holds back the scepter (Akk) .... of gold
[zabar] ⸢aŋ₂⸣-su-ub-ba-gin₇ šu-zu-uš hu-luh-ha-⸢ab⸣Like a bronze arrowhead, your hand will be frightened
[ki-ma ...] ma-aš-ši nu-me-er-šuLike ..., his land is barren
[...]-ti nam-mah in-di-za de₃-en-in-pad₃-de₃... may he find your greatness in your walking.
[...]-ma na-ar-bi a-lak-ti-ka li-it-mu... and may the greatness of your journey be known.
[gu₃ de₃]-en-dug₄ ka-tar-za de₃-en-si-il₂-leMay he speak, may he raise your voice.
[li-iš]-ta-mar da-li-⸢li⸣-ka lid-lulMay he continually praise your glory!”
[ša₃-zu ša₃ ama] ⸢u₃⸣-tu-ud-da-gin₇ ki-ba de₃-en-na-gi₄-gi₄May your heart, like the heart of a birth mother, be restored to its place for him
[ama u₃-tu-ud-da a-a u₃]-⸢tu⸣-ud-da-gin₇ ki-<(ba de₃-en-na-gi₄-gi₄)>Like the birth mother, like the birth father, may it be restored to its place for him
[er₂-ša₃-huŋ-ŋa₂] {d}en-ki-ga-kamIt is an eršahu’a of Enki
[...] x mu-bi-im... its name

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