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BT 07 + N 3323 + N 3326 (P278368)

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

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DesignationBT 07 + N 3323 + N 3326
IDP278368
Museum no.BT 07 + N 3323 + N 3326
CollectionBrockmon Collection, University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel; Penn 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)
i'
1'[...] x [...] x
2'-3'{[d]}⸢iš⸣-me-{d}da-gan ; [dumu {d}en]-lil₂-la₂-kaEešme-Dagan, son of Enlil
4'[...]-⸢un⸣-ku... your
5'[...]-ra-ab-be₂... will say to you
6'[...] x sag₉... beautiful
7'[...] ⸢kug⸣-zu... your gold
8'[...] x
1''[...] x
2''[dili-zu]-ni mah-me-enI am supreme in your alone
3''-4''[ŋeš]-gi₄-ŋal₂ ; [sa-gid₂]-da-bi-imIt is its sagida
5''[...]-ra-ni... his
6''[...]-ŋar...-bar
7''[...]-di...-di
8''[...]-x
9''[...]-ga... ...
ii'
1'gu₂ x ; ha-ra-ab-x-xMay he ... for you
2'-4'e₂-kur eš₃ mah ; ki-tuš kug-zu-a ; si ha-ra-ni;-ib₂-sa₂-eMay he arrange for you the Ekur, the supreme shrine, your holy residence.
5'u₂ a il₂raised water
6'-7'saŋ-us₂ e₂-za-ra ; {d}iš-me-{d}[da-gan]who provides for the Ezara, Išme-Dagan
8'x [...]
1''-3''bala dug₃ x-[...] ; ud ha-⸢ba⸣-[x];-su₃-eMay a favorable reign be established for you
4''-5''ŋeš-gi₄-ŋal₂ sa-ŋar-ra-bi-⸢im⸣“It is the sabarrabî-demon,
6''-7''za-am-za-am {d}en-lil₂-la₂-kamIt is the zāmzam of Enlil
8''-9''nin an za-⸢gin₃⸣-[na] ; dalla ⸢e₃⸣-[a]Lady of heaven and lapis lazuli, splendor of the temple
10''-11''{d}uraš [...] ; ⸢hi⸣-li ⸢gur₃⸣-ruUraš ... eḫili egurru
12''-14''{[d]}⸢nin⸣-lil₂ ; [x] mul-la ; [x] igi kal-kalEninnin-elil, the ... who sees everything,
15''[x]-ta de₆-ataken from ...
16''[x] x NIN x... sister ...
17''[...] DU₇... is favourable.
18''[x] ⸢mah⸣ an-ki... the great temple of heaven and earth
iii'
1'x [...]
2'{d}⸢en⸣-[lil₂ ...]Enlil
3'⸢nam⸣-[...]Ename-[...]
4'GIŠ [...]
1''[...] x x
2''dugud-da-ke₄ <(...)>The heavy one ...
3''bulugₓ(|ŠIM×KUŠU₂|) ta-hab₂-ba-e <(...)>You smear (them) with taḫlû-plant
4''nin he₂-ŋal₂-lamay the lady be carried off.
5''-8''guru₇-du₆ ; guru₇-maš-e ; gu₂ gur-⸢gur-e⸣ ; mu-un-tu;-de₃-enThe silos, the silos of the granary, I will give birth to ...
iv'
1'[nam] ⸢mu⸣-ni-in-tardecreed a fate for me
2'[...] en he₂-e-<(...)>... may the lord
3'-4'a-a {d}nanna ; mu-še₃ mu-ni;-in-sa₄Father Nanna chose him and named him.
5'-8'{ŋeš}gu-za me ur₄ ; aga zid mah ; saŋ-e-eš ; mu-ni-rig₇He presented the throne with a majestic crown and a mighty crown.
9'-11'an-na-ba ; {d}en-lil₂-ba ; ⸢mi-ni-in⸣-kur₉In heaven, Enlil made an ekur tree.
v'
1'-2'{ŋeš}isimu₂{⸢sar⸣} [x] ; šag₄-bal-bal-a-zuYour šagbalbal plant
3'-6'{d}utu ; {d}inana ; an ud zal-e ; ed₃-de₃ xŠamaš, Inana, as the day passes, in order to ... the steppe
7'ud x [...]The day
8'x [...]
9'[...]
10'AN [...]...,
11'zag x [...]The right ...
12'an-na [...] ; en₃-bi [...]... in heaven, how long ...?
vi'
1'gud [...]ox
2'KA [...] ; [...]... ...
r i'
1'x [...] ; in-[...]... ...
2'e₂(GIŠ-)kur [...]The Ekur temple
3'TUG₂-na [...]TUG₂-na
4'AN-x [...]... ...
r ii'
1sa-x-[x]-bi-[im]...-bim
2-7ama {d}nin-⸢lil₂⸣ [...] ; {d}iš-me;-{d}da-gan-⸢e⸣ ; x-x-na ; ⸢saŋ⸣ hu-mu-ra;-ni-in-il₂Mother Nin-elil ... Išme-Dagan-e3 ... the Esa-e3.
8-9[ŋeš]-⸢gi₄-ŋal₂⸣ ; [sa-...-bi-im]It is the “seizing-of-the-mouth’ prayer of the sa.
1'-3'kur-[gal-la-ra] mi₂ [zid-de₃-eš] ; ga-[an-dug₄]I want to utter an arazu prayer to Great Mountain
4'⸢šir₃⸣-[ra-ni]his sanctuaries
r iii'
1gunu₃-a-nain his radiance
2-3ad-de₃-eš₂ ; ga-am₃-ša₄I want to speak with you
4-5u₃-gul zi-zi ; u₃-gul ŋa₂;-⸢ŋa₂⸣-da-⸢ni⸣The one who destroys the zizi temple, the one who razes the outskirts of the city
8an [...]An ...
9x [...] ; [...]... ...
10x [...]
1'x x x x ; he₂-bi₂-tum₂... may he bring
2'u₂ he₂-eb;-su₃-su₃may he sprinkle grass.
3'⸢u₅⸣-li ; he₂-em-duMay the eli plant grow there.
4'hul₂ ud ⸢sud⸣ ; ha-mu-un;-x-xMay he rejoice, may he
r iv'
1-3u₂ a-bi ; un-gu₇ ; un-naŋ-aWhen he eats the food of his father, when he lies down
4-5ki-nu₂ ; x ⸢dug₃⸣-dug₃-ge <(...)>The bed ... the edug ritual
6{tug₂}niŋ₂-⸢barag₂-ge⸣ <(...)>a ni-barag-gê-garment
7-9i₃ {ŋeš}eren he;-nun-na ; e-ne-er ; [...]-⸢na⸣-su₃-eHe poured out cedar oil in the midst of abundance
10[x] x niŋ₂-dug₃... pleasant
11[lal₃ ku₇]-ku₇-dasweet honey
12[...]-x
1'x EREN-x/EREN-x[x], ...;
2'su-⸢ub⸣ ; he₂-ke₃-⸢e⸣May he bring out the šūbû-plant,
3'-4'ur₂ kug ; {d}en-lil₂-<<KE₄>>The pure lap of Enlil
5'-6'ŋidlam₂-na;-ka ; u₃ dug₃ ha-mu;-ku₄-ku₄May he enter into his house and enter the jug.
7'NIN-ethe lady
8'lugal KA-gathe king of ...
9'[...] x
r v'
1'[...] x
2'-5'[nam]-sipad ; kalam-ma-<<gin₇>> ; ud-gin₇ ; he₂-bi₂-in;-e₃May the shepherdship of the land come forth like daylight
6-7'u₅-a₂-di ; {[d]}nin-lil₂;-la₂-kamIt is the uadi of Ninlil.
8'-9'{d}nin-urta ⸢en⸣ mah [...]Ninurta, supreme en priestess
r i'' frg.a
1'x [...]
2'KA [...]... ...
3'-4'hi-⸢li⸣ ; šag₄-ga-[...]Ḫili’e, the šaggar priest
5'an [...]An ...
r ii'' frg.a
1'[...]-a...-a
2'-5'[...]-dam ; ⸢kur⸣-gal-la-ra ; ⸢mi₂⸣ zid-de₃-eš ; ga-an-dug₄I want to praise the ... of the Ekurgal temple, the righteous woman
6'šir₃-ra-⸢ni⸣Širra-eši

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