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JCS 43-45, 39-51 (P289919)

Legal, Old Babylonian, Terqa · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE

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DesignationJCS 43-45, 39-51
IDP289919
Museum no.RBC 00779
CollectionJ. Rosen Collection, Yale Babylonian Collection, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
LanguageAkkadian
PeriodOld Babylonian · c. 1900 BCE–1600 BCE
GenreLegal
Find spotTerqa (mod. Ashara)
Coordinates34.9229, 40.5677

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)
obverse
1'[u2]-ul# a-bi at-ta#You are not my father
2'[a]-na# {munus}{d}iszkur-na-ah-[da]to Adad-naḫda
3'u2-ul _ama_-mi at-ti#I am not my mother
4'_esir e2-a_ em-ma-amthe brickwork of the temple he built.
5'_sag-du_-zu ik-kap-par2your head trembles
6'_1(disz) gu2? ku3-babbar in-na-an-szum2_1 talent of silver he gave to him.
7'i-na _dumu-mesz_ isz-me-{d}da-gan i-s,u2-ti u3 _diri!?-mesz_from the sons of Išme-Dagan, ill health and extra(?)
8'{disz}ig-mil-{d}da-gan _dumu gal_Igmil-Dagan, the grandson
9'2(disz) qa-ta-ti _i3-gu7_2 qatātu-vessels he shall eat
10'u3 ad-ni-{d}da-gan ur-ki-szu i-lakand Adni-Dagan his companion shall go.
11'_dumu_ na-as-bu sza la ba-aq-rison of Nasbu, who is not acquitted
12'u3 la an-da2-ra-riand not andāru
13'ba-qir i-ba-aq-qa-ru“Baqir (means) Ibaqqaru.
14'_mu {d}utu_ {d}da-gan {d}i-tur2-me-er#year: “Šamaš, Dagan, Itur-mēr,
15'u3 i-gi-id-li-im _lugal_and Igid-Līm the king
reverse
1_in-pa3-da-e-mesz_have sworn
2_1(u) ma-na ku3-babbar_ a-na _e2-gal_10 minas of silver for the palace
3_i3-la2-e_he shall pay.
4_5(disz) GAN2 a-sza3 a-gar8 iri_ sag-ga-ra-ti{ki} i-na mu-sza-ri5 hectares of field, meadow of the city of Saggaratu in the evening,
5_us2-sa-DU an-ta e2-gal_the upper side on the palace side
6_us2-sa-DU ki-ta_ ad-da-ba-ah-la _dumu_ i-ri-bithe lower side, next to (the property of) Adda-bahla, son of Iribi;
71(u) ki-nu-na-tu4 sza _{gesz}pesz-mesz_ i-na _{gesz}kiri6_10 kununātu-vessels of dates in the orchard
8us2-sa-DU_ {na4}ar-ri... of agate
9_e2 ur-szum-gal us2-sa-DU dumu-mesz_ pu-zu-rithe house of Uršumgal, the ... of the sons of Puzuru
10_ha-la_ {disz}{munus}{d}iszkur-na-ah-dashare of Adad-naḫda
11sza i-na _e2_ a-bi-sza te-el-qa-athat in the house of her father you took
12[x x x?]-{d}da-gan _dumu_ sza-ma!-an-szum2...-Dagan, son of Šamanšum
13[usz]-te#-ri-bu-ni-isz-szuhe made him enter.
14[...] x
seal 1
1[i-gi]-id#-li-[im]Igid-Lim
2ensi2# {d}da#-[gan]governor of Dagan
3lugal# kur_ ha-[na]king of Hana.
4[_dumu_] i-szar-[li-im]son of Isharrim
5ARAD il3-a-[ba4]servant of Ilaba.
6[u3] {d}da-[gan]and Dagan

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