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N 1384 (P276528)

Literary, Old Babylonian, Nippur · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationN 1384
IDP276528
Museum no.N 1384
CollectionPenn Museum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
LanguageSumerian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLiterary
Find spotNippur (mod. Nuffar)
Coordinates32.1271, 45.2300

Transliteration (ATF)

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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 [...]
2'x x x [...] x x-⸢da-šub⸣ [...]... ... torn out
3'x ur₂-bi ⸢mah⸣ x [x] x ba-da-⸢zi⸣ [...]... its base a great temple ... raised
4'x-x-bi ki-šar₂-ra ⸢ŋal₂⸣-la gaba-šu-ŋar ⸢nu⸣-[tuku]The ... of the netherworld is encircled, it has no rival
5'x-bi-še₃ u₃-mun₃ ⸢kalam⸣-ma sur₃ ab-dun [...]... salt of the Ekalam, he dug a canal
6'ur-saŋ hu-luh-ha-ni piriŋ-⸢gin₇⸣ x [...]His destroyed hero, like a piri priestess
7'ur-sag {d}nin-urta ⸢hu⸣-<(luh-ha-ni piriŋ-gin₇ ...)>Hero Ninurta, his eḫu<e23> screams like a piri drum
8'{id₂}buranun-na hu-⸢luh⸣-ha-gin₇ x mu-⸢un⸣-[...]Like a roaring flood on the Euphrates, he ... the flood
9'{id₂}idigna a-u₃-ba ŋal₂ x [...]The Tigris, the watercourse ...
10'{d}nin-urta dumu {d}en-lil₂-la₂-ke₄ x x mu-x [...]Ninurta, the son of Enlil
11'[am] du₇-du₇-gin₇ a₂ mu-un-da-⸢il₂⸣ [...]Like a wild bull, he raises his arms against him
12'[x] x-x-gin₇ ⸢a₂⸣ mu-un-da-⸢an⸣-[...]Like a ..., he goes up to the steppe with him
13'[... gud]-si-AŠ bad₃ x-x-da [...]... gudsi-ašu, wall ...
14'[...] x ur-saŋ ⸢u₆ di-de₃ mu⸣-x [...] ; igi-bi ninnu [...]... hero, to watch over the e’u bird
15'[...] ⸢saŋ⸣ lugal-e-ne ⸢rib⸣-ba-ra igi x-x-x [...]... before the kings of the Esa-ebara temple
16'[...]-ri x {d}en-lil₂-la₂-ta igi-ni-še₃ lu₂ [...]... from the ... of Enlil into his eyes the man
17'[...] ⸢ni₂⸣-te-a-ni silim-e-eš i-ri₂ in-[ga-am₃-me]... is saying “he is well,’ in the city
18'[...]-x-ke₄ ni₂-te-a-ni <(silim-e-eš i-ri₂ in-ga-am₃-me)>... his own ... is in the city
19'[...]-x me-en x-x-x [...]I am ...
22'[...] {d}en-lil₂-le lu₂ [...]... Enlil the man
23'⸢ur-saŋ⸣ me-en ama-ŋu₁₀ {d}nin-lil₂-⸢le⸣ [...]I am the ursa temple, mother Ninlil
24'a-a-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-lil₂-le kur he₂-ŋal₂ mi-⸢ni-in⸣-[...]Father Enlil, may the land be carried off
25'a-ab-ba igi-nim-ma gaba-ba gi-rin mi-ni-in-mu₂-[a-ba]When he had planted reeds on the shores of the Upper Sea
26'šag₄ sud-ba ⸢muru₉⸣ im-mi-in-mu₂-a-baWhen the Muru’e was planted in the middle of the field
27'ziz₂ mu-un-gid₂-⸢da⸣-ba ⸢še⸣ mu-un-tuš-a-baWhen the emmer had grown long and the ēše-plant had sat down,
28'{ŋeš}mes-e ⸢gurun bi₂⸣-in-il₂-la-baWhen the Mese raised the E-gurun
29'{ŋeš}ha-lu-ub₂-be₂ ba-an-šum₂-ma-baWhen the halub priestess was born
30'{ŋeš}šennur-e a bi₂-in-dug₄-ga-baWhen Vennur had poured water,
31'{ŋeš}hašhur-e ⸢dur₂⸣ bi₂-in-keš₂-da-baWhen he had bound the ḫašhur-vessel to the wall-beam
32'{ŋeš}ŋeštin a gal-⸢la⸣ im-ma-an-⸢šum₂⸣-ma-baWhen the grapes were poured out with great water,
33'ŋeš-peš₃ ma₂-ri₂-um im-mi-ib₂-tuku-a-baWhen he had seized the barge Marium
34'⸢kur⸣-re u₂-šim bi₂-in-mu₂-a-baWhen he had established the foundation of the Ekur,
35'⸢hur⸣-saŋ-e u₂-šim im-mi-in-mu₂-a-baWhen he had made the Ehursa tremble
36'⸢hur⸣-saŋ-e im-me-in-tu-de₃-en-na-ašWhen we were to give birth in the Ehursa temple
37'[(x)] x-x-še₃ duburₓ(|HI×AŠ₂|)⸢ra an⸣-na x-x ⸢mu⸣-x [...]To the ... of the Dubur priestess of heaven ...
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1'[...] x-x-x [...]
2'[...] kur-ra x [me-en]I am ... of the mountain
3'[...] tu-da [me-en]... you are the one born by ...
4'[... dubur]-⸢ra⸣ an-na a₂-ŋal₂ [me-en]I am the ... of the dubur priestess of heaven, the hero
5'šeš-⸢gal⸣-[la] šul {d}⸢utu⸣ [me-en]I am Šegigalela, the son of Shamash
6'{d}⸢nin⸣-hur-⸢saŋ⸣-ŋa₂-ke₄ e₂-mah-ta ga zid mu-un-gu₇Ninhursa fed good milk from the Emah.
7'me-⸢e⸣ igi-e ga-ba-an-du₈I want to open the me-house before you.
8'a-a x x x x eš₃ e₂-ninnu-ni za₃-mi₂ mu-un-dug₄Father ... praised the shrine Eninnuni.
9'⸢a-a⸣ {[d]}⸢en⸣-lil₂-⸢le eš₃⸣ e₂-ninnu-ni za₃-mi₂ mu-un-dug₄Ea and Enlil praised the shrine Eninnuni.
10'[x-x] me an-na šu-si sa₂-a me-enI am the ... of heaven, the perfect one
11'[x-x] x-la₂ an-ne₂ nam tar-ra... determined by An
12'[x-x] x ⸢ama-ŋu₁₀⸣ {d}nin-lil₂-la₂ gu₃ ⸢zid⸣-de₃-eš di-di ⸢me-en⸣I am the one who shouts at the ... of mother Ninlil
13'[a₂] ⸢me₃⸣ a-a-ŋu₁₀ {⸢d}en⸣-lil₂-lelabor of the ešme-priests, fathers of Enlil
14'[x-x]-e nibru{ki}ta ⸢saŋ-e⸣-eš mu-un-⸢rig₇⸣... from Nippur he presented it to him.
15'[...] {d}en-[lil₂]-⸢še₃⸣ nu-še-ge x-[...]... Enlil-eše-e, the one who does not revere
16'[ki]-bala x [x-x]-še₃ ⸢gu₂⸣ nu-ŋar-⸢ra⸣ [...]To the rebel land ... he did not go up to the temple
17'[a-a]-ŋu₁₀ {d}en-⸢lil₂-le⸣ x-x-⸢du⸣ [...]Father Enlil ...
18'[...]-bi-⸢še₃⸣ x ⸢gaba⸣-ri ⸢mu⸣-[...]... the ešaba’e-priest
19'ur₂-bi kuš₇-ŋu₁₀ x-x-ni [...]Its base is a leather bag
20'e₂ ⸢ŋeš-keš₂⸣-da-ŋu₁₀ [...]The house of the eškēda priestess
21'šem₅ {⸢kuš⸣}a₂-la₂-e gu₃ ⸢nun mu⸣-x-[...-dug₄]The šema of the ala drum was uttering a lament
22'me₃-⸢ŋu₁₀⸣ {d}usan sig₇-⸢ga⸣-gin₇ kur-⸢re⸣ [...]The battle, like a yellow-green Usan, is to be conquered
23'sahar-bi dungu-gin₇ an-na ba-⸢an⸣-[...]Its dust, like dust from a cloud, poured out in heaven
24'ud hul-⸢du⸣-a-gin₇ ki-bala-da [...]Like a destructive storm, ... with the rebel land
25'šag₄-ba sisi(|ANŠE.KUR|)gin₇ gu₃ ⸢mu⸣-[...]In its midst, like a horned eagle,
26'en {d}⸢nin⸣-urta me-en {d}anzu ⸢gu₂⸣ [...]I am the lord Eninurta, Anzu, Gu’e23
27'x [...]-⸢ta⸣ e₃-a-de₃ [...]... to go out from ...
28'[...] x-na mah-a-⸢gin₇⸣ [...]... like a lofty ...
29'[...] saŋ x [...]... ...
30'[...] x [...]
l.e. i
1[...] x-⸢ni ur-saŋ me-en⸣... you are a hero
l.e. ii
1⸢igi-te⸣ [...] x-x-[x-x]The “first-fruit’s-tongue-priestess(?) ...
2x [...] x-x-x ⸢me-en⸣I am
3[...] x-x-x ⸢me⸣-en... you are
4[...] zi-zi me-enI am the rising ...
5[... {d}en]-lil₂-la₂ me-enI am the ... of Enlil
6[...] x-x-a me-enI am ...
l.e. iii
2⸢a-a-ŋu₁₀⸣ {d}en-⸢lil₂⸣ [...] ; mu-⸢ni-in⸣-[...]Aya-ea, Enlil, he made him enter
3en AN-[...]Lord ...
4kur gal {d}en-lil₂-ra [...]Great Mountain Enlil
l.e. iv
1[...] x-x-da na-nam ku-kur nu-kuš₂... is indeed ..., it is a mountain that cannot be conquered
2[...] {d}nin-urta na-nam... Ninurta is indeed
3[...]-⸢sa₂⸣-a nu-ŋal₂... does not carry
4[...] ⸢nu⸣-ŋal₂... he carried.
5[...]-⸢gur₃⸣...-egur-e23
l.e. v
1a-a ugu-ni kur gal x [...]His father who begot him, the great mountain
2eš₃-e nibru{ki} x [...]The shrine Nippur
3dumu nu-mu-ni-ib-[...]He did not raise a child
4za₃-mi₂ dug₄-ga {d}⸢nin⸣-[urta {d}nin-urta za₃-mi₂]Praise be to E-ninurta, Praise Be to Ninurtu!

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